Showing posts with label Sol Blaze V145AS. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Sol Blaze V145AS. Show all posts

Friday, March 18, 2011

Limited Movie Premium - Sol Blaze V145AS

Thanks to a great friend of mine, i finally got another collectable!


Sol Blaze V145AS
This beyblade is released as a Limited Movie Premium during the screening of the Beyblade Movie "Versus the Sun".


Contents Include:
Clear Blaze FaceBolt
Blaze Clear Wheel
Sol Metal Wheel
Variable 145 Track
Around Sharp Bottom
Instructions & Stickers
Tool


Sol Blaze was on my want list as it has "Limited Exclusive" Parts that are available only to itself. The luminious Clear Wheel, the Sol MW, Variable 145 and Around Sharp are all special parts Sol Blaze have.



The Variable 145 Track and Around Sharp Bottom.



V145 is an interchangable track which can change between defence (left) and attack/counter modes (right).


AS is a direct opposite of EWD from Killer Befowl (right). Instead of having a free spinning tip, AS has a free spinning WD ring, this "Around" system also 'tilts' letting the Bey regains its stability when hit.


Of course i will not be doing a Battle Trial on the Bey. perhaps i will when i snatch a second piece. So for now, this limited Bey will be in my showcase XD

Monday, December 6, 2010

Sol Blaze V145AS Versus "Sun God 145AS"?

Its pretty obvious i am trying to compare the Japan Limited Movie Premium Sol Blaze V145AS to the "non-official" version of it.



"Sun God 145AS" (Left) & Sol Blaze V145AS (Right)

I shall do a break down Comparison between the parts.

The Face


Very obvious is the lack of print design of the "Blaze" on the surface.
Material used for the "non-official" version (Left) is also not glossy and rough to touch.

The Clear Wheel


The "non-official" version (Left) has a lesser orange glow and appears dull under the same lighting.
Material used is also matt and not as hard as the original.

The Metal Wheel


The "non-official" version (Left) is slightly thinner in thickness (aprx 3mm) when compared on a flat surface. It also lacks detailing when compared to the original.

The Track and Bottom


The V145 and AS on the "non-official" version (Left) is very roughly finished with nips exposed.
Material used is also lighter in color and seemed more fragile.
Also the AS bottom was not as "free spinning" as the original.

Unfortunately I used the original for bey battle a few times. Kind of regret it now as the paint chipped off already.