I really want all Tieria MS for MG... Raphael will definitely need a stand if that happens.

1/144 Avalance Exia Dash comes with them


EDIT: Slowpoke'd

This post has been edited by guarayakha: May 5 2011, 11:39 AM

I wish Katoki would do a MG illustration of that, just for the lulz.

It's supposed to be a true-to-movie cgi model, so no transformation because movie design also got "curi makan" when parts are moving

Curse you! That was poisonous!

Lol, those are foil stickers. Dry transfer are those you usually find in MGs where you have to do some scratch-and-win action.

Old school stuffs

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Gunhed_(film)

That mech was design by Shoji Kawamori.

Thank god it's from Kotobukiya. I'd cry tons if it was Hagesawa. Hopefully this somehow means a surprise ZOE3 announcement at E3.

I dunno, I usually opted to just make up some original color schemes than use their crazy watersliders. The problem I had with Hagesawa (just recently built that Myzr kit) is that they tend to separate parts into tiny pieces that serves no purpose be it for painting or assembling (Fun fact: There's 20 parts in a single foot). That Myzr kit had nice tight joints to allow it to hold its heavy weapons without the arm bending down due to gravity, but said joints are connected to a group of fragile inner frame pieces. Even when glued together I fear moving the arm will break it apart sooner or later So much for a transforming mech kit.

That's why I hope it's a surprise. There has been no news other than "Kojima and friends wanted to make one".

Haha, well to be fair, it's still quite an interesting kit, but I won't be getting that Gamma even though I like it. Well, maybe I'll consider buying another if they came up with the commander variants, but I'll stick to Kotobukiya's OT models from now Less stressful.


Kojima- Forever making his "last" MGS game.

Well, Koto is making model of characters from 1997 Though I prefer their kits over Hagesawa's mainly because they separate the parts by color and generally has tough durable plastic.
The Feiyen Knight kit is great, btw. What sets it apart from the Hagesawa Feis is that the Koto Fei has a hip joint and is technically safer to play around with.

Not Imbi Plaza, Berjaya Plaza. It's the building connected to the Monorail Station. It's 1 floor above Nokia (You can't really miss it; can see MG boxes from outside of building, and it's pretty much the brightest shop in the dark corner of that floor )

This post has been edited by guarayakha: May 26 2011, 01:22 AM