Lately - Part 1

Ah yess...have not updated anything in this blog since 1st December 2011 and don't ask why. There are sooo many reasons and therefore lets go ahead with what have been going on lately since then.

Gunpla

If you notice my previous posts, there was unboxing of the Deathscythe Hell gunpla model kit and it was completed in Q1 of 2012.



My next project after Deathscythe was MG 1/100 Wing Gundam EW Version.



And also completed in the same quarter.



For this month's project I'll be doing two HG (High Grade) gunpla kits.







You must be wandering after all master grades and perfect grade (which I forgot to post here) gunpla model kits I've built, why I went back to high grades. It so happens that my pal Erwan who also collects gunpla model kits plan to have a collection of HG 1/144 kits from Neon Zeon team of the Mobile Suit Gundam Unicorn series. So decided to collect from the Earth Federation then..lol.

Before we end part 1 of this post, here are some pics...later peeps.

Random Pic Of The Day

-Posers...lol-

Erwan's 1/144 HG Gundam Unicorn Mode

At first after completion, the gundam looks whitish pale with not even any other color on the whole kit itself (besides the weapons).

After 2 hours of panel lining, the results are good and now his model kit looks a bit of texture and depth.

Random Pic Of The Day

-Team! Protect our mighty one!-

1/100 MG Gundam Unicorn

With the old gundam model kits and latest entry grades gundam that I have, I decided to try a new type of model kit. And MG Gundam Unicorn was my choice.

Totally a different scale from the previous gundam in my possession plus it is a Master Grade. So began my journey of exploring a Master Grade gundam model kit.

Time spent on it was quite longer than I expected...fuh!


-All ready except for the head-

Without any markers or touch-up tools, the gundam looks quite nice in unicorn mode being all white.


Then came the destroyer mode and oh man, is was darn though...for me of course.


It is still not complete yet and therefore waiting for the right tools for completion.