That concludes this unboxing, but I'll be including the metal add-on set I got and decals as well. You know that RG kits are awesome but they don't come with water-slide decals which for me is a downside. Now the metal set comes with the thrusters, mono eye, shoulder spikes, and a multitude of tubing which saves a lot of time if you were to sand and nip the plastic version one by one.

Apparently he had it all figured out, he knew what head and body for the figure he wanted. Ol' Capt here and a character I don't know of. So Im supposed to attach capt's head to that guy's body.. technically im just gonna give this dudes a repaint excluding the attaching of the head part.

This was the problem: the other one is a bobble head and the other is downright stuck, and that means i can't saw thru and I gotta find a way to transfer the base of the head to the other bobble head.

Gotta sneak this one in while I work on my other commissions too. This job was actually easier than I thought It would be quickly getting it over in a span of 4 days.

Did mask some areas and sanded down seam lines for this. But thats about all I did.

Cant forget that dude's scar.

After the paint cured I reattached the head with hot glue. Fit under the head pretty snug I may say.

And that puts this Commission WIP to a close, It was to easy to make multiple posts for this anyway. Who knows If some of you are collectors of these things shoot me a msg maybe I can work on one for you too. I'll be taking proper photos of this bad boy soon and hope to post it by this week.

Till next time!

There are many areas in the kit that are plain, and the detail is flat like this areas over here.. as if there was something that was supposed to be moulded on but the designers got lazy. I started drilling holes in some areas for no particular reason but then decided to turn them into vents and detail some of them up with mesh like so.

The part above is by the backside of the Gundam's head and honestly that gaping hole bothers me too much, so I dealt with it as well.. later in the post.

This is the mesh I'll be using for some mods, it's tamiya's plastic mesh so applying it to a surface is easy with plastic cement. I put up a tutorial on this, If you want you can check it out over HERE.

More areas I worked the " Mesh Mod" on. This is one of my favorite mods since it can be used to show internals and also add extra flare to the kit.

There are plenty of warps throughout this model but I decided not to take a picture of all of them.

I modded the head vulcans as well because i just thought it lacked detail. The picture on the box showed a way better looking one and the give me this? Hell no. I'm making my own.

Chopped up some small plastic tubes which can also be bought in your local hobby stores and glued them together like so to form the nozzles of the head vulcans. I then sliced off the upper part of the part and attached my plastic mod instead.

I then added various plaplate detailing all around the head of the model. I also have a tutorial regarding this, you may check it out as well. OVER HERE

I'll just spare you all the talk from here onwards, I just plaplated the model all over and added some copper wires to add on extra detail as well as drilled holes.. yes the very simple yet elegant hole drilling technique hahaha makes your model look so BA.

And that concludes this WIP update, i'm still going to have to prime and seal a bunch of warps before I can move on again with this build, but i'll try to keep updating regarding this.

Till next time!