I was asked to create a sample, so I built the Tamiya Robocraft Series Sea Otter 🦦
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I was asked to create a sample, so I built the Tamiya Robocraft Series Sea Otter 🦦
HG RGM-89D Piko Altidore’s Jegan Type-D - A Review
If you know me from elsewhere, you might know that I have a thing for black and/or dark-colored kits. I also have a soft spot for Grunt Suits and the “Mass Production" types. Especially the normally underrated machines that, in the right hands, can become something far cooler than the cannon fodder that they get to be in their main series entries.
It was all of that (and a little pre-planning) that lead me to get this P-Bandai kit. It’s a Jegan running a dark, almost Jesta styled color scheme that seems to have been piloted by someone willing to push their machine (in the pics posted to sell the toy to sucker--er… "Builders" like myself).
Here’s my review of the P-Bandai kit; the HG Piko Altidore’s Jegan Type-D
GUNDAM FACTORY YOKOHAMA 1/144 RX-78F00 HMT GUNDAM HIGH MOBILITY TYPE (G-3 IMAGE COLOUR)
Just a straight build of a kit I recently purchased online; I'm actually ambivalent about the Yokohama Gundam's design (which is why I ended up getting the limited MG Nadleeh instead when I was at Gundam Factory Yokohama two years back), but seeing the G-3 Colour version of the design prompted me to buy one from Mandarake. It was an easy enough to assemble kit, but I didn't wish to panel line it, since I don't have the pot-style panel liner and the Yokohama Gundam has a ton of panel lines that I'd detonate if I did it all by hand.
While they don't list the Grade for the kit on the box, it assembles sort of partway between a modern Entry Grade and a High Grade, with quite a bit of inner frame and HG-style joints construction. It poses pretty well enough although some parts don't bend as much as I'd like.
Since this is the High Mobility Type, the Gundam comes with a set of armour that easily clips/pegs on that breaks up the colours with a few darker shades, as well as comes with a double barreled cannon. I did wish the cannon had a way to connect with the shield, so it could be displayed with the beam rifle, but alas.
Truth be told, I really love this rendition of the G-3 colours, with the lavender and muted purples with the mainly light grey scheme.
Due to the way they set the colour separation as well, the kit comes with quite a bit of extra parts, including black versions of several pieces of armour, extra white versions of the shoulder and waist armour (with a set of ankle armour from the regular version of the Yokohama Gundam), and an entire extra shield's worth of parts; makes for quite a bit of colour customisation for the kit if one wishes to.
Gundam Lifrith UR straight build(without stickers)
This is the Master Grade Sandrock EW which is one of my favorite models kits of kits from Gundam Wing and that is mostly because there is more color to break up the boring white. It’s just a really nice model kit!
Had to take a break on my next kitbash, so I knocked out this straight build.
Made a thing and WOW am I rusty
MG Shin Musha Gundam ver. Sengoku no Jin
Hey, guess what, I finally managed to get around to taking pics of my gunpla.
I got the stand for my Grimoire Red Beret yesterday, so I can finally put it up somewhere. I’m really happy with how the first pic turned out. Not so much the others.