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BB Gundam RX-78-2 Pt.2

Remember this kit that I started a few months ago? LOL, finally I had it completed and now it is proudly displayed at CH-Toynation. Didn't do much to this kit, as it is a straight out-of-box built. Just a few lining and that's about it. Check it out.

BB Gundam RX-78-2

This is my latest project for this month. BB Gundam RX-78-2 from Bandai. For this model, I will probably airbrush with some paint spray can.

I started assembled parts of the basic body sections!

Pt.3 - 1/48 Gundam RX-78-2 Megasize

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Finally!!! After 4 months of long super wait for this freaking Gundam Pencil, my Megasize 1/48 Gundam is now finally completed!!!

I must say the pencil lining did a very fine job on bringing out the lining on this Gundam

The pencil lead color is not black, is more toward to light grey which is a very good shade for shadowing the line!

I will have this display on new CH-Toynation shop very soon when it is open!

World Smallest Gundam

A very good friend of mine bought this for me when he was visiting Singapore recently. I always wanted this but it is very hard to get as it is only available in Japan. I think you get this for free when you purchased a Cup Noodle. Check it out!

No plan to have it assembled. Will just keep it that way for collection purposes.

Pt.2 - 1/48 Gundam RX-78-2 Megasize

Continuation of my 1/48 Gundam Megasize RX78-2. I managed to get a few more body parts assembled. But I did find the parts a bit too plain so ordered a few markers and pencil for those extra effect lining.

The kit again is one of the easiest kit I ever built

The kit is now currently put on hold as I am waiting for both marker and pencil lining before I proceed further.....

Pt.1 - 1/48 Gundam RX-78-2 Megasize

Had this in my room for quite sometime, it is also the first time I start to assemble Gunpla kit in almost 5 years. I want his kit because of the size once its assembled. It is 1/48 in scale and will stand about 37cm tall. RX-78-2 is my all time favorite Gundam after Strike and Freedom. This kit is very simple and very easy to build. It only took me less then half an hour to assemble the leg sections. Check it out below.

Very huge box!

I always like my stuff neatly packed inside the box, sometime it is so neat I don't feel like assembling them....

The kit also come with a clipper for easy detachment of parts

This is the 15mins work of my precious time

In less then 30mins, I completed both legs and now awaiting it lining....

A very simple and easy build, highly recommended for amateur. If you are PG(Perfect Grade) fans, then I think this kit is peanut for you.

Robot Damashii Den'An Gel

I was never a fan of action figure Gundam. I prefer to assemble them myself but when Bandai released this Den'An Gel from the F91 animation I immediately ordered one!

This is Robot Damashi, another fine product by Bandai. This is my very first Robot Damashii and I am so impressed with this one I ordered a few more! The articulations and joints is very impressive. Details and coloring is always Bandai top priority so this model doesn't miss it either. Check out the pictures below.

1/400 Bandai AZIERU Pt.2

Hello again, final part of Azieru. Yea, I managed to had this kit completed in 2 days or around 4 hours of my times. It is a very simple kit, but I am very happy with the outcome of the kits size and the details coloring.

Shoulders, arms and hands of Azieru

I think that two huge cyclinder things are booster instead of legs.

Completed transformed Azieru

Looks kinda like an eagle....

....those tiny bits are detachable and comes with stands too....

....here are some sneek pictures of the completed Azieru

It also comes with 2 units of 1/400 Gundams

1/400 Bandai AZIERU Pt.1

Honestly, I haven't touch Gundam Plastic Kit for almost 3 years, but recently I am taking an interest in one of the GunPla kits that were imported into CH-Toynation. The kit is 1/400 NZ-333-AIZERU by Bandai. What so interesting of this kit is that some of the parts had been pre-painted. Yes, I was so surprised when I picked up the kit and found the logo "Painted Model" printed on the cover of the box. What is even more interesting is that the kit is " Made In China"!!! Wow!!! I always thought that Bandai only manufactured domestically and never had it manufactured elsewhere due to the quality control. Something we don't know huh!!!

1/400 is HUGE! That is also one of the reason why I picked this model kit.