Terence Ho since 1981(The Last Ronin)

Aloha folks. It's been awhile since I did something with my figures. I've still got a whole lot of TF toys to open and review, but work and another part of life makes it difficult for me to do so. Tonight, insomnia got the best of me so I decided to play with a base stand I bought a while back. Today I do a brief review on the Bandai Hobby Action Base 1 display stand . With it, you can deliver the impression that your Gundam figures are flying and duking it out with other rivals while suspended in mid-air, perhaps re-creating a memorable dramatic scene you saw in the anime. But since I don't own Gundam figures, I will test out this stand with none other than my TF figures. So what you see is what you get. https://www.amazon.com/Bandai-Hobby-Action-Display-Stand/dp/B000KG499M The above link is the how the packing looks like. I did a take pic but it didn't come out well with all the glare in place. I just decided to include a link and if you are impressed then you...

 Aloha folks. I saw the 1986 one night only Transformers: The Movie special. You get a free poster per person; Its the same artwork as the blu-ray release. The screen wasn't the biggest but was adequate enough. You get a couple trivia questions prior to the movie. What was also featured was an exclusive BumbleBee trailer and a Stan Bush Acoustic version of Dare and The Touch to the fans at the end of the film. I recorded some clips on my phone but due to possible copyright issues, I will not be displaying them on this site. Look for it on Youtube. It was a nice tribute to the fans. As for the movie itself, sometimes I felt the audio could use some work. It was decent but i wasn't really blown by it's intensity. The picture sometimes looked grainy for I heard they were using the 20th anniversary remastered release instead of the blu-ray release. Picture felt a little too cropped at times as well. Anyhow, it was still a nice experience. It was a big turnout which pretty muc...