It has taken some time but I've finally completed one of my projects (See Will I Ever Catch Up?).
Not only did I actually finish building this Gundam model, but I painted in some of the details, gave it a weathered look, and then added some battle damage (bullet holes and saber slashes).
Front View
Rear View
Close Up: Shield
So there it is, anyone have any questions?
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How did it get to be Wednesday already? Not that I'm complaining, I like Wednesday, it's free comic book day down at my local Coliseum of Comics, I just want to know where the time goes these days.
The world of everything Gundam began over in Japan in 1979, but didn't make its debut in North America until 1998 with the run of Gundam Wing on Cartoon Network's Toonami. Since then countless other series in the Gundam universe have aired, including the original series Mobile Suit Gundam.
If you're going to call yourself a true science fiction fan, then this epic saga is a can't miss. Some of the series may seem a little childish at first but you must look into the underlying themes and concepts being portrayed.
Gundams are futuristic war machines. Each series portrays a different war, in a different century, with different Gundams and pilots. The only constant is the involvement of the Earth.
For more information on everything Gundam please visit the official website at Gundam Official. There you can find plot summaries of the different series, character profiles, gundam schematics, and answers to your frequently asked questions.