Bandai release schedule
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TazMan2000
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Bandai has updated their site with the release of the TIE Interceptor being released in July and the STAP and the First Order TIE set being released in August.
TazMan2000
TazMan2000
Jun Austria
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Galactican
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Stay on target - the initial price of fresh releases is usually higher than usual. Wait a few months and you'll see the prices drop.
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All we need now are the translations....
Darn, who do they think are they making these kits for? Japanese?
Richard Baker
Sr Member
Chrome successfully translated the page- unfortunately the main body is just an image, not photos with text which can be translatedAll we need now are the translations....
Jaitea
Master Member
I used the Google translate app on the iPhone to try & translate the text
Heres the first block of text:
"Draw a simple drawing for illumination. This is very important when you consider what you want lookout which part. LED of the size and number fall within the aircraft, either by built-in power supply, or bring from the outside, such as wiring route from there LED installation space and, if what you think in advance or need the parts or justified, it makes it easier to understand the point that must be processed."
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Jaitea
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2nd body of text:
"For processing before X-wing starfighter and Thai Advanced x1 has less space inside the fuselage, gives up to a built-in battery, I decided to bring the power from outside. Because both there is a hole for the stand on the bottom surface, and then use it. The pin socket is fixed, and route from there to the base through the support column of the stand. This time we use the square pipe and brass pa Eve bra without the post of the kit."
3rd body:
"Although the power was to be brought from outside, if you want to for a long time lighting the LED, and then to provide a 12V DC use the AC adapter because there would be no power in no time that's battery . However, since the addition of direct 12V to LED exceeds the rated current, connect the CRD (constant current diode) in front of the LED, Eliminates the need of it in the troublesome resistance calculation to use it."
4th body:
"For X-Wing is to illuminate the four engines, put the LED in each engine. Power supply must be the wiring from the engine in order to get from the fuselage underside to external attracted to the lower part of the wing. Wiring is through as much as possible an inconspicuous location because the appearance is not evil passes through the outside. Digging a trench in place to hide in the cover of the engine, and through there."
J
"For processing before X-wing starfighter and Thai Advanced x1 has less space inside the fuselage, gives up to a built-in battery, I decided to bring the power from outside. Because both there is a hole for the stand on the bottom surface, and then use it. The pin socket is fixed, and route from there to the base through the support column of the stand. This time we use the square pipe and brass pa Eve bra without the post of the kit."
3rd body:
"Although the power was to be brought from outside, if you want to for a long time lighting the LED, and then to provide a 12V DC use the AC adapter because there would be no power in no time that's battery . However, since the addition of direct 12V to LED exceeds the rated current, connect the CRD (constant current diode) in front of the LED, Eliminates the need of it in the troublesome resistance calculation to use it."
4th body:
"For X-Wing is to illuminate the four engines, put the LED in each engine. Power supply must be the wiring from the engine in order to get from the fuselage underside to external attracted to the lower part of the wing. Wiring is through as much as possible an inconspicuous location because the appearance is not evil passes through the outside. Digging a trench in place to hide in the cover of the engine, and through there."
J
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Galactican
Sr Member
Thank you!
Rats
Sr Member
Thanks Jaitea. I don't have an iPhone, but I guess the app should be available for Android too. Does it translate as it looks at the screen? If so, excellent news. There is plenty of other stuff that needs translating, such as painting suggestions on older Bandai instructions. :thumbsup :thumbsup
astroboy
Master Member
Okay guys....I tried an experiment today. My 5 year old daughter and I put together the Bandai r2d2.
She located the pieces, I snipped them off the sprue and sanded the nubs off, then she assembled it. Obviously she needed some coaxing.
But the fact of the matter is, if your kids is putting together a lego star wars item by reading the instructions and leaving the finished product on the shelf....they may as well be building a bandai
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well done! I still remember building my first model with my dad
and we certainly need more kids to get into model building, or anything that is more mentally stimulating then swiping away on their smartphones 24/7........... (I guess I just sounded like a grump old man?)
and we certainly need more kids to get into model building, or anything that is more mentally stimulating then swiping away on their smartphones 24/7........... (I guess I just sounded like a grump old man?
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astroboy
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Absolutely. For my job, I spend a lot of time back stage in theatre. I actually got into this stuff because I was so sick of spending that time online.well done! I still remember building my first model with my dad
and we certainly need more kids to get into model building, or anything that is more mentally stimulating then swiping away on their smartphones 24/7........... (I guess I just sounded like a grump old man?
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