Well since my Exia isn’t going anywhere, I’m going to start a side project next week.
A Geara Zulu!
It was a toss-up between a Zulu and a Loto, but the Loto seems to have a lot of problems.
Plus it’s tiny.
Working on a color scheme tomorrow.
I’m actually kinda excited.
“Progress is impossible without change, and those who cannot change their minds cannot change anything.” |
-George Bernard Shaw
No progress at all the past few months.
I’ve been wanting to get some stuff done but my partner-in-Gunpla has been busy as hell lately.
There’s be some news eventually I’m sure.
Totally just made it myself.
Took like 10 minutes.
Pretty awesome, rite?
The circle of Life, anyone? O;
Well, I’ve been struggling with pseudo-depression lately and only the torso of the Exia has been snapfit. I don’t expect a lot to get done for a while. Sorry for anyone who actually reads this, hahahah.
Due to a lack of free time, and money, I have yet to buy the paints, brushes, or other stuff needed to make my Exia. It’ll happen eventually.
…Probably after driver’s ed, and stuff. And finals. :l
The only good(?) picture of my hand-weathered, Air-brushed RGM-79(G). It’s not weathered in the sense of grunged or anything, it was basically attacked by a soldering iron.
As my friend said;
“Shakes says (4:38 AM):*Did the dog get ahold of it?
Kommissar Gasmaske says (4:38 AM):*…
*No
*That was intentional.
Shakes says (4:38 AM):*oh
*It looks cool on the helmet.
Well, holidays are mostly over. Soon here, I’ll buy the paints I need to get started on the MG Exia. Looking forward to it.
We’ll be using Acrylics paints with an Airbrush for all the painting, with some basic brushes for grunging. A namebrand Gundam Pen will be used for panel lining, and hopefully it isn’t defective. (The last one exploded.)
It’s Christmas today. So to anyone reading, have a good one. I may post spoils later today.
Mastergrade Exia, Green Lightning Base, and a black Gundam Pen, (Not visible here.)
Shipping was, as usual, fast. Nothing missing or visibly broken. Estimated time of work on start:
After Christmas.
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