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Dean
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Biff
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Re: Vintage Japanese Robots Storm Seattle Museum The problem with the Sci Fi museum is it joined at the hip with EMP (the rock 'n' roll museum) and admission is $15. It's cool the first time, but it really functions more as a tourist trap than a museum for the community. Last time I went I felt like I just seen all the shit Paul Allen bought off of ebay. (Though I will admit that the interactive studio is cool.)
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el word
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Re: Vintage Japanese Robots Storm Seattle Museum Yeah, no kidding. I went once with my sister who was visiting from out of town. They have some cool movie props, but they also had a Master Replicas SW lightsaber that any old schlub (such as myself) can buy online for $100. Lame.
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Iron_Horse
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Re: Vintage Japanese Robots Storm Seattle Museum Oh man, Tetsujin 28 w/full diecast removable armor. Got the little elevator in the leg n' shit, flip down cock pit in the crotch.
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Re: Vintage Japanese Robots Storm Seattle Museum Iron_Horse wrote: Oh man, Tetsujin 28 w/full diecast removable armor. Got the little elevator in the leg n' shit, flip down cock pit in the crotch. An appropriate place for a cockpit ...
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Re: Vintage Japanese Robots Storm Seattle Museum miami wrote: Iron_Horse wrote: Oh man, Tetsujin 28 w/full diecast removable armor. Got the little elevator in the leg n' shit, flip down cock pit in the crotch. An appropriate place for a cockpit ... ZING! 
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Re: Vintage Japanese Robots Storm Seattle Museum man i kinda want to see this, but i don't want to go down there.
i havn't been to the emp or the sci-fi museum and i would like to keep it that way.
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Re: Vintage Japanese Robots Storm Seattle Museum I want the Golden Warrior Gold Lightan. So perfect.
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Roger
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Re: Vintage Japanese Robots Storm Seattle Museum King Joe is missing his hands.
And that Blockhead is mostly naked.
And that's the 1980s vinyl Mechagodzilla, not the die-cast that has the features described.
FAIL.
(I see they provided a link to TBDX. Okay, maybe they get a pass. ;p)
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Sanjeev
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Re: Vintage Japanese Robots Storm Seattle Museum Iron_Horse wrote: Oh man, Tetsujin 28 w/full diecast removable armor. Got the little elevator in the leg n' shit, flip down cock pit in the crotch. Well actually, the toy depicted there is the GB-24 DX T-28...a fine toy, by all means...but definitely not the Chokinzoku you're talking about!
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Re: Vintage Japanese Robots Storm Seattle Museum Sanjeev wrote: ...but definitely not the Chokinzoku you're talking about! Now that's a serious robot. Anybody have any idea if the Gigantor anime is appropriate for a 4 year old? I saw it on netflix and thought about queing it up for my son and I. Not to thread jack or anything ---back to robots!
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Re: Vintage Japanese Robots Storm Seattle Museum leadster wrote: ...Anybody have any idea if the Gigantor anime is appropriate for a 4 year old? I saw it on netflix and thought about queing it up for my son and I. Do you mean the new show that came out a few years ago? If so, then nope. It's way too intense for a 4-year-old...kinda like the Giant Robo OVA from the 90's...only not nearly as good, in my opinion (weak/disappointing ending). Of course, if you're talking about the original cartoon, you're pretty much all set!
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Re: Vintage Japanese Robots Storm Seattle Museum Sanjeev wrote: Do you mean the new show that came out a few years ago? If so, then nope. It's way too intense for a 4-year-old...kinda like the Giant Robo OVA from the 90's...only not nearly as good, in my opinion (weak/disappointing ending). Of course, if you're talking about the original cartoon, you're pretty much all set! Cool, thanks Sanjeev - Yup, I was referring to the orig. I'm gonna add it to our que today. He loves Iron Man so I think this will go over well.
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