A dedicated MG MSV line? I can get behind that.

You already have a million f***ing grunt monoeyes to choose from. I want a Leo first.

Edit: /\/\/\ - Nightingale is a statue by fault of its design. That's hardly an excuse for Gundam Mk. III and GP04, both of which are already announced for this line.

That would be retarded on every level. Nobody would support a model kit line that only has worthless statues.

This post has been edited by TaurusOxford: May 14 2014, 08:08 PM

You know damn well that's not what I meant. Besides the fact, tanks and Warships aren't bipedal machines that are designed to mimic human movement. When I buy a modern Gundam model kit, I expect great articulation(at least as much as the MS design will allow for). Bandai making a new line of 1/100 model kits, only for them to be statues would be going backwards in progress.

That's Bandai's B-Club Resin Kit.

New info showing up.

Close look at 1/100 Nightingale: http://gundamguy.blogspot.ca/2014/05/re-11...tingale-on.html

Close look at MG Hi-Nu ver. ka: http://gundamguy.blogspot.ca/2014/05/mg-11...-announced.html

Neo Zeong's box:



Yeah...

Probably the same reason for Nightingale and Gundam Mk.III: Bandai can't justify paying for MG engineering for kits that not many people will desire to buy. I think this line is going to see a lot of kits that a few hardcore fans want (like TV Wing kits for example), but Bandai can't justify putting in MG form.

Nonsense. The Hi-Nu ver. ka looks excellent. I really applaud Katoki for staying true to Hi-Nu's original design as opposed to his traditional aesthetics for mobile suits.

That was just a fanart. As for Hi-Nu, it may be the successor, but it doesn't share much with the actual Nu. Hi-Nu is actually 2 meters shorter than the Nu, and it has always been depicted as being bulkier than the Nu.

A picture would be helpful. Gunpla builders are THAT nerdy that we know what individual parts are by their runner number.