Im very curious about this kits, I love the series, but there is little to no information about the diferences between the no scale, and the 1/144 scale kits. if anyone can tell me (or show) the diferences, it would be a huge help.
Yeah, there are some action figures/toys of the non scale TSFs (a lot more types than from Koto) from Revoltech too. Not that I care about toys, but maybe they are worth a try. If somebody can clear that up, it would be really nice….
I built Muv-Luv 1/144 and non-scale kits before and they have alot of things that are different.
Differences:
-Height, Non-scale kits are about the average height Mg gundam kits, while 1/144 are about average Hg gundam kits.
-Parts, Non-scale kits have more parts which adds more detail & color variety to kit, while 1/144 kits come with less parts…[Read more]
In addition the markings on the 1/144 kits (shoulders for example) are painted on. So if you decide to paint the kit in a different color the markings would be gone. There are no stickers/decals for this. The height is very comparable to HG and MG kits but the price is between HG and MG. I mean the newer kits cost around 2600-2800 Yen. The older…[Read more]
The YF-23 for example comes with more parts with more colors so you don’t have to paint it. Also the YF-23 has more printed and painted parts unlike the Takemikazuchi or the F-15E Strike Eagle.
@gundammeister116 Can you pose the non scale kits without a stand? How balanced are they? I’ve seen a lot of pics with stands. What can you say about it? The smaller ones are a bit tricky because of the weight of the jump units.
Yes you can pose the Non-scale kits without the display stand. The balance is decent, you need work with the Jump Units & Leg Units to get the kit to balance out without the stand such as the angles of the TSF, weight forward/backwards, etc.