I actually started building this kit over a year ago. I remember picking the kit up for cheap on eBay, building it, and modifying a MG Nemo gun for it. Then, for whatever reason, I shelved it for later. Now in the past two week it's turned into an experimental test subject to finalize some addition to the Layman's Gunpla Guide.
Take a look at my first, and rather over the top, attempt to use sponges to create a weathered appearance one of my Gundams...
Before
After
A guide will eventually be written up for those wishing to attempt the same!
A gunpla fan over on /toy/ shared some of his stop motion gunpla projects. My favorite is the one below using the 1/144 Jet Stream set of Doms...
Check out his other videos. They're pretty good, especially for someone using a tripod made from Lego. Okay, yeah, they're pretty cheesy at points, but I'm looking forward to his next big production. His Lego construction videos are pretty good as well.
I've made some more progress on my MG 1/100 RX-78-2. The right leg is about 90% done and the left foot is done.
I'm still having issues with nub marks remaining, but I've been trying a few different techniques. Hopefully I figure something out soon. Anyways, I'm happy with my progress so far.
How about some more WIP shots of my 1/48 RX-78-2?
This photo is about a week old but I neglected to post 'em here for whatever unknown reasons...
All that's left is to double check some of the lining and top coat.
Taking a break from my RX-78-2, I've decided to return to work on my MG Red Frame. Making some good progress now. Lines need a bit more clean up and it's off to decaling.
I forgot how many fucking lines these kits have. The last two days I've gotten crinks in my neck from staring down at this kit for so long.
