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Yutaro HONMA
#1 Posted : 16 December 2015 14:40:47

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Hi All!
I introduce a new topic about DeAGOSTINI Japan's announcement today.

They will start a new weekly part work model of 1/144 Thunderbird 2 and the same scale several rescue machines on next January.

This TH2 model total length exceeds 1m. Scared

Although website is written in Japanese only, I attache the URL below:

http://deagostini.jp/tbk/

Best Regards,
Yutaro
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#2 Posted : 16 December 2015 16:34:36

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Now that's an interesting looking build Drool Drool

I loved Thunderbirds growing up, not the new one though, and think this would make an Excellant release here in the UK Cool
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That is so cool.I have a 36 inch Thunderbird 3 kit.I hope they consider bringing this to USA.

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#4 Posted : 16 December 2015 17:07:21

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Think I'd have to go for this if it comes over here. If for no other reason than to lose myself in my childhood again.... wonderful series and looks like a fab kit with all those accessories....Cool Cool

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Alan
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Ooooo I have to have one of those!!!Drool Drool Drool BigGrin BigGrin
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#6 Posted : 16 December 2015 22:18:21

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Um... it's not a metre...
It's 540mm.

Still flippin BIG.

WANT ONE.
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#7 Posted : 17 December 2015 09:25:05

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are they going to release it here, would hate to miss out on this model. super.
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stevegbr wrote:
are they going to release it here, would hate to miss out on this model. super.

All being well it will be here in 2017 Cool
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I have never watched this show and don't know a single thing about it, is it something worth looking into these days, or more like childhood nostalgia thing? Asking about the show not the partwork (for now).
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michu wrote:
I have never watched this show and don't know a single thing about it, is it something worth looking into these days, or more like childhood nostalgia thing? Asking about the show not the partwork (for now).



You have never seen Thunderbirds?!?!?! You haven't lived! lol. I have the whole collection on DVD and the 2 movies they released. I watch them with the boys and they love it. The new version is CGI and its..............not very good!!!! lol. I think I have all the Supermarionation sets, Captain Scarlet, Joe 90, ah the memories!
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michu wrote:
I have never watched this show and don't know a single thing about it, is it something worth looking into these days, or more like childhood nostalgia thing? Asking about the show not the partwork (for now).


take a look at this web page.


http://www.tv.com/shows/thunderbirds/
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here is a video re-cut of the very first episode of "thunderbird".

please tell us what you think.



https://vimeo.com/111246081
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Ok, now I know what I will watch on the train back home this evening :-)

Anyway, I haven't seen it because it has never been shown in Poland. I moved to UK just over five years ago. I catched up on some stuff (Doctor Who would be the most notable), learned the difference between chips and crisps, figured out that the only way to have both is with salt and vinegar, but I haven't seen the Thunderbirds yet.
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hope you enjoy it, you forget sometimes it was a series for children.
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youtube has a few original thunderbirds episodes posted.

The original episodes were 30 minutes long, but they were re-edited to 60 minutes for the USA market.Gerry Anderson (the creator of Thunderbirds) was hoping the show would catch on in the massive USA TV market, but it never did.Thats why the Traceys were all named after the Mercury seven astronauts and had american accents.

Anderson created a machine that worked the puppets mouths to move in synch with the dialogue.
The model making and special effects were groundbreaking.

Anderson got the idea after watching a rescue of trapped coal miners on TV.

I remember as a young kid watching these shows on TV.

Carl

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stevegbr wrote:
here is a video re-cut of the very first episode of "thunderbird".

please tell us what you think


So... The verdict is: I loved it! Fun, action, a bit cheesy but in a good way. And the models are indeed awesome. Consider me a fan, now I have to get hold of the rest of the episodes :D
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Haha knew you would love it!!!
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michu wrote:
stevegbr wrote:
here is a video re-cut of the very first episode of "thunderbird".

please tell us what you think


So... The verdict is: I loved it! Fun, action, a bit cheesy but in a good way. And the models are indeed awesome. Consider me a fan, now I have to get hold of the rest of the episodes :D


i knew you would like it, its not like a kids show is it.
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