Show me your Gunpla

fast. very fast. x3


took me around 10 hours to make the entire unicorn. damn.

Err.. because 1/60 V2 is HG in big scale and bit more detail than 1/100 but under MG.

wait... does the MG 1/60 have an internal framework as well or none???

it seem there's little misunderstanding from what i said. Detail 1/60 is between 1/100 (HG-NG) and MG. So, there is no MG 1/60. And Internal 1/60 (based on 1/60 Wing Zero) is hollow just like normal 1/100 HG and so the body proportion. The only different more detail marking, moveable finger (like MG Sazabi), removable beam saber, plus LED at chest.

fuck... that was a typo man... D:


I mean HG 1/60

well, thanks for enlightening me with that info..

here's the HG 1/144 Gundam 00 qan[T] with the box.

shooting position.

buster sword mode.

buster rifle mode.

the shield can be used like this too.

size comparison with 00


next week it'll be Zabanya's turn to get released.

Well, normally for me, I can complete a HG in 3-4 hours, regardless of scale. It also helped that I put the majority of stickers and panel lining before I even assembled the V2. And the nice thing was it was minimal painting, so that helped.

@FOG36:
Wow, you've finished assembly 00 Qan[T]. I like buster riffle mode, that's reason i want to have it.
2 question:
1. where did you buy that? So fast delivery and cheap price? Even at hobby store, it isn't arrive yet
2. Is there any excess/unused parts from previous 00?

00 Qan[T] does not have any recycled parts from the normal 00. They are all entirely new molds.

These can easily be confirmed by either watching model reviews from rrobbert184 or Prime92 on Youtube or by simply looking up the instruction manual on Hobby Search's site.

Oh you mean http://www.1999.co.jp/eng/ right?

Yes that one. They have instructions to all model kits I believe or at least the 1/144s. When you look at the instruction manual, some of the pictures of the plates will have x's on them meaning that they're not used for the that specific kit. For the 00 Qan[T], there's no x's on any of the plates except for maybe the polycaps but usually all kits come with extras.

This is a PG release I'm not happy about.
PG Strike Freedom
http://ngeekhiong.blogspot.com/2010/08/pg-strike-freedom.html

Same Here. I think having Full Brust more than enough (although i don't buy it).

Darn "Great" sword 00 Qan[T] Full Saber so cool.

1.i bought it at yodobashi camera(one of japan's largest electric store) in akiba.
usually they released a new game or gunpla at thursday.
2.there's no unused parts.

@dove here's the full pic.

i actually got this pic from "post your desktop" thread in IB's chat thread.

Actually, all the models I've seen have the instructions posted. I know I found them for my 1/60 V2 Gundam.

And yes, I too am not pleased with a PG Strike Freedom. I had my hopes up for a Nu Gundam, not a model from the abomination that is GSD.

Honestly I think making a PG Strike Freedom is such a waste of a Perfect Grade cause Perfect Grades are meant to show off the model design, engineering and by making a PG Strike Freedom, that's a waste of a model just to give in to fanboyism. Then again I do understand that it's a business and Bandai wants to milk SEED fans as much as possible but it's just such a waste of a year for a PG since new PGs are announced at least a year after the PGs before it.

I agree.
This decision that Bandai has made slaps the face of those of us that consider gunpla rather serious, and instead giving into the fanboys just to please them. If they wanted to do Strike Freedom so bad, why don't they just do a reissue of the 1/60HG, with a better mold?

I just hope that Bandai charges nearly as much for this abomination as they did for the PG 00 Raiser.

it'l be released as magazine's special bonus parts. Like 00's XN parts.