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Showing posts with label 1/100. Show all posts
Showing posts with label 1/100. Show all posts
Monday, March 31, 2014
Completed kits recently
As I am currently too preoccupied to post all my completed kits online, here are some peeks on a couple of kits that I completed recently.
Labels:
1/100,
1/144,
Gundam Builder Fighters,
Gundam Wing,
HG
Wednesday, July 20, 2011
Work in progress - MG Crossbone Gundam X1 Ver.Ka. Part 8
The time has come to draw a conclusion to the Crossbone Gundam X1 build. I admit that it is actually not fully completed due to the application of decals, but I am not really in the mood for it currently. In order not to delay the next project, thus I have to quicky wrap this up.
With regards to the X1, the detailing is superb, with the cockpit and pilot thown in. It was a joy to build this kit being my first Ver.Ka. kit. The accessories are great too, all were depicted in the manga series, with some of the weapons exclusive only to the Crossbone Gundam, thus establishing its own unique identity.
With regards to the X1, the detailing is superb, with the cockpit and pilot thown in. It was a joy to build this kit being my first Ver.Ka. kit. The accessories are great too, all were depicted in the manga series, with some of the weapons exclusive only to the Crossbone Gundam, thus establishing its own unique identity.
Tuesday, July 19, 2011
Work in progress - MG Crossbone Gundam X1 Ver.Ka. Part 7
Due to a busy work schedule, I have not been able to work much on the X1 recently. As seen from the last post, most of the X1 has been completed with exception to the weapons. Therefore this post will be mainly on the weapons itself. The most interesting item that the X1 possess is the anti-beam cloak. More on that later.
One of the interesting items that the Crossbone Gundams in the Crossbone series possess is the anti-beam cloak. They help to repel beam attacks keeping the Gundam safe. They are lightweight and less costly to replace as opposed to the anti beam shields. The downside of them is that they only can withstand a few hits before being destroyed.
Obviously the next phase of the build is on the applying of the decals. Just looking at the amount of the decals alone really gives me a headache. Will put it off for a while until I have the mood for it. XP
Anyway, the shopping bug hit me again when I walked into a Gundam fair in Toys'R'Us at Vivocity during the weekend. They were clearing their gunpla giving discounts at up to 70% off. How can I let go of this chance, I ask myself. What is more, there were also limited edition of Gunpla on sale. At the end I got myself 3 kits in all.
For the Sangokuden Gunpla, I have been eyeing them for quite sometime, so with the sale on, I quickly grabbed hold of the chance to add them to my collection. For the Sazabi GPB Colour, I have been an avid collector of the Gunpla Builder series, so I also cannot miss the chance to add it to my collection.
I guess my gunpla addiction serves me well this time XD
Related posts:
Work in progress - MG Crossbone Gundam X1 Ver. Ka. Part 1
WIP Crossbone Gundam X1 Ver. Ka. Part 2
WIP - MG Crossbone Gundam X1 Ver. Ka. Part 3
Work in progress - MG Crossbone Gundam X1 Ver.Ka. Part 4
Work in progress - MG Crossbone Gundam X1 Ver.Ka. Part 5
Work in progress - MG Crossbone Gundam X1 Ver.Ka. part 6
| Assembling the beam rifle |
| it needs some painting |
| After the paint job |
| Assembling the pirate sword handle |
| Adding some black paint to it |
| The pirate beam sword is my favourite weapon for the X1 as the design is exclusive to the Gundams in the Crossbone series as compared to your run-of-the-mill beam sabers |
| Both the weapons |
| The twin daggers |
| X1 with the daggers |
| Freeze! Hands up, punk! |
| Looks like some bloke from a pirate movie... |
One of the interesting items that the Crossbone Gundams in the Crossbone series possess is the anti-beam cloak. They help to repel beam attacks keeping the Gundam safe. They are lightweight and less costly to replace as opposed to the anti beam shields. The downside of them is that they only can withstand a few hits before being destroyed.
| With the cloak on |
Obviously the next phase of the build is on the applying of the decals. Just looking at the amount of the decals alone really gives me a headache. Will put it off for a while until I have the mood for it. XP
| the decals |
Anyway, the shopping bug hit me again when I walked into a Gundam fair in Toys'R'Us at Vivocity during the weekend. They were clearing their gunpla giving discounts at up to 70% off. How can I let go of this chance, I ask myself. What is more, there were also limited edition of Gunpla on sale. At the end I got myself 3 kits in all.
| The loot at the end of the day |
| Tensyoryu Komei v Gundam at SGD$15 |
| Asurao Mokaku Gundam, Syukuyu Gundam, Kyoshin Elephant Set at SGD$20 |
| Gunpla Builders Sazabi GPB colour Limited edition at SGD$59.95 |
I guess my gunpla addiction serves me well this time XD
Related posts:
Work in progress - MG Crossbone Gundam X1 Ver. Ka. Part 1
WIP Crossbone Gundam X1 Ver. Ka. Part 2
WIP - MG Crossbone Gundam X1 Ver. Ka. Part 3
Work in progress - MG Crossbone Gundam X1 Ver.Ka. Part 4
Work in progress - MG Crossbone Gundam X1 Ver.Ka. Part 5
Work in progress - MG Crossbone Gundam X1 Ver.Ka. part 6
Labels:
1/100,
Crossbone Gundam X1,
Loot,
MG,
Sangokuden,
WIP
Monday, July 11, 2011
Work in progress - MG Crossbone Gundam X1 Ver.Ka. part 6
I continued working on the X1 over the weekend. I managed to put in more quality time into it, thus explaining the higher number of photos in this post. This kit managed to exhibit its uniqueness as it slowly takes shape. As shown in the last post, only one leg was completed. Therefore I completed the other leg this time. Before embarking on the next phase, I had fun playing with it for a while depicting it in various poses.
As shown a hint from the last photo, the next phase will be working on the core fighter. For this Gundam, there will be a separate core fighter for the pilot's cockpit as opposed to a typical gundam. It seems that this design place a great importance on the survival of the pilot.
After some thinking, I decided to paint the pilot. It will be a nich touch to the kit and a test of my painting skills. Actually this is my first time attempting to paint something this small.
Next phase will be on the X1's weapons, something which I think I will enjoy working on.
Before I end this post. just want to share with you all a common gunpla builders' headache, backlogs! In my case, HUGE BACKLOG!!!!! A photo of a corner of my room is posted below. This is where I keep my model kits and unopened boxes. Take note, all of the boxes of gunpla are unopened except for two which are completed.
Heaven or hell?
You decide...
XD
Related posts:
Work in progress - MG Crossbone Gundam X1 Ver. Ka. Part 1
WIP Crossbone Gundam X1 Ver. Ka. Part 2
WIP - MG Crossbone Gundam X1 Ver. Ka. Part 3
Work in progress - MG Crossbone Gundam X1 Ver.Ka. Part 4
Work in progress - MG Crossbone Gundam X1 Ver.Ka. Part 5
| Stand attention! |
| It's time for some exercise! |
| Trying to balance on one leg |
| Rear view, now missing the core fighter |
| The pilot on his seat unpainted. |
| Blue for the pilot suit and some silver for the visor. |
| Painted the control panel a bit, but with less than satisfactory results T_T |
| Showing the actual size of the pilot as comparision to a 10-cent coin |
| Building up the pilot's cockpit |
| The cockpit can be opened which means my paintwork won't go unnoticed XD |
| Part of the core fighter which need painting instead of using the foil stickers |
| Painted! |
| The core fighter beginning to take shape |
| The grappels at the back will be used to connect the thrusters |
| Starting work in the thrusters, four in total |
| Needed some painting |
| Core fighter is completed |
| The cockpit hatch can opened |
| The core fighter transformed to get ready to fit into the X1 |
| The X1 ready for the core fighter's insertion |
| Ta-dah! Insertion completed! |
| Opened cockpit |
| Closer look at the cockpit |
| Fighting pose |
Next phase will be on the X1's weapons, something which I think I will enjoy working on.
Before I end this post. just want to share with you all a common gunpla builders' headache, backlogs! In my case, HUGE BACKLOG!!!!! A photo of a corner of my room is posted below. This is where I keep my model kits and unopened boxes. Take note, all of the boxes of gunpla are unopened except for two which are completed.
Heaven or hell?
You decide...
XD
Related posts:
Work in progress - MG Crossbone Gundam X1 Ver. Ka. Part 1
WIP Crossbone Gundam X1 Ver. Ka. Part 2
WIP - MG Crossbone Gundam X1 Ver. Ka. Part 3
Work in progress - MG Crossbone Gundam X1 Ver.Ka. Part 4
Work in progress - MG Crossbone Gundam X1 Ver.Ka. Part 5
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