Gundam Rush is a Terran versus Protoss quick push that was named after the popular but not so great Terran player V-Gundam. It consists of 4 rines built from the barracks (made before the factory has finished), 2 or 3 vultures with mines upgraded, and 1 tank with siege mode upgrading but not finished, and 2-3 scvs for repair and making a bunk. It is effective against a 1 gate-robo-obs Pvt build order, and less effective against openings that produce more goons.

In some cases yes. Please call our Customer Service department Monday - Friday 7 AM - 4:30 PM Pacific Time at 503-234-1054 for a rush request. Due to the large volume of orders we process we can only take rushes on a case by case basis Top Most computers are already equipped with Adobe Acrobat Reader and can open PDF files. If you have Adobe Acrobat Reader or Adobe Acrobat on your computer, you may not need to download Acrobat Reader.

Gundam Wing is an Anime show about five teenagers sent to the Earth to take part in a war. The series is a few years old but it clearly explains the views many people have on warfare and the outcome of wars.

There is no connection between Mobile Suit Gundam and Gundam Wing. Mobile Suit Gundam and its sequels use the Universal Century calendar, while Gundam Wing is an alternate universe series that uses the After Colony calendar.

There are plenty of Gundam DVDs available in the U.S. For more information about availability, check the Store.

Yes. Rush orders must be received before noon ET during business days and additional fees apply. Rush orders received after noon ET are processed the next business day.

Heritage Line FastTrack*: 10 Working Days- Add 50%. 5 Working Days- Add 100%. For Engraved Bronze Plaques, add 50% for 7 days to ship after production art approval, 25% for 14 Day ship.

We have a 1-3 day service* at an additional charge. This service is available on items that are in stock only.

I have had the best luck purchasing from www.gundamshop.com. They are one of the few sites that I have seen that consistently have the black .04 mm fine tipped gundam marker in stock.

Technically not. The TR-1 Hazel is actually a heavily modified version of the RGM-79Q GM Quel, a mass production mobile suit designed for use by the Titans and introduced in the final episode of Gundam 0083. However, its developers gave the Hazel a Gundam-style head in order to test its psychological effectiveness against Zeon remnants, and the Titans Test Team pilots thus refer to it as a Gundam.

The story contains references to characters from Gundam 0083 and Zeta Gundam such as Titans leader Jamitov Hymem and his aide Bask Om, and events like the broadcast speech that AEUG leader Char Aznable makes from the Earth Federation capital at Dakar. However, all the events of Advance of Zeta occur at different times and places from the events of Zeta Gundam, and none of the Zeta Gundam characters appear in person.

Thanks to Bandai's model kits, there's a lot of confusion about the names of the Gundams in this series. The names they say in the show are the actual names. There is no such thing as Wing Zero Custom, Heavyarms Custom, Serpent Custom, etc. The 'custom' label was devised by Bandai to distinguish the new Endless Waltz models from the ones based on the TV show.

Okay, like I stated in my little disclaimer on the main page, I did not assist in making Gundam Wing or Endless Waltz in anyway. Also, I'm not affiliated with Sunrise or Sotsu Agency in anyway. Please stop asking me this.

this time, we make every effort to ship your order within 48 hours of receipt. Please plan your purchase accordingly. If you need your order sooner for a special event, overnight shipping is available for a higher shipping fee. Please advise when you submit your order and we will do our best to comply.

Yes. The way to do this is select the UPS option Next Day Air. During heavy mailing seasons (Christmas, Valentines Day, etc.) your best bet is to order as early as possible seeing as all mail carriers are extra busy at those times of year and when the package leaves our store it is in the mail carriers hands.

Paraphrased Background: In August of 1968 the band's formal lineup was Alex on guitar, John Rutsey on drums, and Jeff Jones on bass and vocals. They got a job to play at the "Coff-In," a coffee house in the basement of an Anglican Church [great name, eh?] for $25/night. "The band was excited, but they had a big problem. While they had been dreaming of playing, they had neglected to come up with a name for their group.