This is probably my most involved project so far. I liked the Nether Emperor ever since it was first announced, but the color scheme did not say "nether" to me, so I changed that. I learned a lot, especially in regards to shading. I applied some orange fluorescent paint as a wash to the inner frame to give it a molten look.
This is a special edition of MG Freedom 2.0 with Cross Contrast and clear colors. It also came with unique water slide decals and a clear Action Base 1 instead of the crappy stand that other MG Seed kits get. I panel lined with silver enamel paint and sprayed matte topcoat to give the clear parts a frosty look.
Now that I'm done with model shows for a while, I've shifted gears and decided to work on some girlpla for a while. This one is mostly a straight build, with a bit of panel lining, some decals, and matte topcoat. Overall, it's a good build, and great value for what comes in the box, including 2 full models and lots of accessories, not to mention pre-painted and detailed pieces.
"THE GUNDAM BASE" launches its first permanent North American location at Fashion Outlets of Chicago!
Stay tuned for more information.
Great news for builders in the USA. This will be the first permanent Gundam Base stateside. Even if you don't live near Chicago, it's still closer than Japan.
NOTE: Release dates are for Japan; expect a couple weeks to a couple months delay for items to release in your country. Also expect some markup from the JPY price.
This one took quite a while, partly because it's a PG, and partly because it was missing a piece (damaged box special), so had to wait for a replacement. That said, I'm super happy with how it turned out.
This is my first time building any sort of display, but it turned out pretty well, I think. I'm headed to the competition tomorrow, so we'll see how it does.