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Metal Upper AR Question - Roan - Nov. 05, 2007

Ok so I know there were two different molds for the Metal Upper AR (Driger MS.)

The original mold had a more squarish edge to the upper lifting ramps on the AR while the newer mold has more rounded edges.

So, my question. Is it worth going after one of the original molds or not? I never got to use one of them and I've heard that they break more easily than the newer molds.

But the potential for smash attack looks much greater on the original mold and I'd really like to try it out.

RE: Metal Upper AR Question - Bey Brad - Nov. 05, 2007

I don't think anyone uses Metal Upper for much anymore, period.

RE: Metal Upper AR Question - KoD PT - Nov. 05, 2007

Yeah, I remember this. I too am interested in knowing how this mold compares to other smash attack ARs from the HMS gen, in terms of attacking power.

RE: Metal Upper AR Question - Roan - Nov. 06, 2007

Tamer Brad Wrote:I don't think anyone uses Metal Upper for much anymore, period.

I know, I'm just saying I'd like to try it out and I'm wondering if it's worth paying the cash to get one. lol

I don't see why it isn't used anymore though; I think its an awesome AR.

RE: Metal Upper AR Question - Bey Brad - Nov. 06, 2007

Because it's not that awesome. Lips_sealed

RE: Metal Upper AR Question - bugturtles - Nov. 06, 2007

I think I remember people calling my Hasbro Metal Upper as a "Chinese Mould", where the slopes were better for upper.

However, I don't have a Takara Metal Upper to compare. =/

RE: Metal Upper AR Question - McMongol - Nov. 06, 2007

Not only were the slopes more aggressive on the right spin mode, but the tiger heads weren't also as rounded off in left spin.

But no, I wouldn't try to take the time to try and track one down. Isn't worth it, IMO

RE: Metal Upper AR Question - Kei - Nov. 06, 2007

Just randomly stumbled something interesting pertaining to Metal Upper molds.

http://spiralsymphony.atspace.com/Reports/mould_change.htm

And don't ask me how I found that site, I don't even know. XD

RE: Metal Upper AR Question - Bey Brad - Nov. 07, 2007

Kei Wrote:Just randomly stumbled something interesting pertaining to Metal Upper molds.

http://spiralsymphony.atspace.com/Reports/mould_change.htm

And don't ask me how I found that site, I don't even know. XD

Dude, that's Composer's site.

RE: Metal Upper AR Question - Kei - Nov. 07, 2007

Tamer Brad Wrote:
Kei Wrote:Just randomly stumbled something interesting pertaining to Metal Upper molds.

http://spiralsymphony.atspace.com/Reports/mould_change.htm

And don't ask me how I found that site, I don't even know. XD

Dude, that's Composer's site.

Yeah, I noticed that. Never saw it before lol

RE: Metal Upper AR Question - Nic - Nov. 07, 2007

Holy carp I didn't even know it was still online o.0

RE: Metal Upper AR Question - LeoBlader - Apr. 27, 2008

Roan Wrote:Ok so I know there were two different molds for the Metal Upper AR (Driger MS.)

The original mold had a more squarish edge to the upper lifting ramps on the AR while the newer mold has more rounded edges.

So, my question. Is it worth going after one of the original molds or not? I never got to use one of them and I've heard that they break more easily than the newer molds.

But the potential for smash attack looks much greater on the original mold and I'd really like to try it out.


i have the chinese mode and it is very good vs japan mold i broke my japan one though