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.

Everyone seems to be confused on this matter. The Gundams in Endless Waltz were not upgraded at all, they are just another rendering. The Gundam designer from Gundam Wing made his own designs for the 5 Gundams, including the Epyon, Tallgeese, and the Tallgeese II. But, that designer left before Endless Waltz was ever made. So Sunrise got another designer to do Endless Waltz. This particular person didn't feel right using someone else's Gundam renderings, so he simply made ones of his own.

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.

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.

NO. I will eventually have summaries up (I'm Lazy). When those are up read them. Until then don't ask.

Each point also accesses the energy of one of the two points next to it on the diagram. For example, a Seven may have a Six Wing or an Eight Wing. While they will still have primarily Seven views and behaviors, their personality will be flavored by Six or Eight and they will look quite different. Most people have one Wing point that is dominant, although at some time in their life, they access the energy from the other wing point.

Probably not. Nobody sells patterns, anyway. A paraglider looks deceptively simple, but is the product of years of development and testing. Even minor changes as a result of age (fabric or lines stretching or shrinking) can have a profound (and in many cases dangerous) effect on how the glider behaves.

It depends. As discussed in the section on aerial photography above, the flight cannot legally be "undertaken to accomplish some task, such as patrolling a fence line or advertising a product". However, AC 103-7 also states: There is no prohibition which would prevent you from taking advantage of any discount on the price of an ultralight a company might offer where its logo or name appears on a portion of the vehicle.

You'll need to open the Indiana Wing web site, click the link for Plans/Programs, and you will have to select "Print Version" to see all upcoming events, not just the selected month's. Or you can follow this link: http://www.bsu.edu/web/krcopes/inwgcal/printpage03.htm

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.

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

Using the wing manager, place a 0 (number zero) in the order column of the wing you would like to remove. You can create as many wings as you like. Use the wing manager to remove and add wings from your dGallery at your discretion. Wings with more than one artist display a navigation bar of the individual artists across the top. If your dGallery displays multiple artists, you should consider this when creating wings. Deactivate your dGallery if you plan to make major changes.

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.