This was a relatively easy build, and I was able to have some fun with it right after I put it together as you can see. Anyway, after posing this guy a couple of times, one thing i noticed was how its joints particularly in the wrist, ankles, elbows and knees seem to come of easy. I've assembled the original Stormtrooper made by Bandai and it dint carry the same problems so i'm sure this one can be counted as one. So thats just one thing to be aware if you plan on purchasing this kit. 

Till next time!

I'm pretty happy with how this turned out and just to give you an idea on how it looked before I started, here's a bunch. It's like fresh canvas ready for painting only it's not.

As I also mentioned in the FB page, the highlight of this kit was its internals. Yep pre assembled mech and wirings which should relieve you of the hassle if you planned on installing LEDs on your kit much more the mechanical feature which allows the wings to open with the push of a button! (hands down on that one)

Hahahaha no I did not stop there.

Pilot in cockpit.

And finally after all my blabbering.. here is the finished build! Worked my way from post shading, to micro chipping, panel washes and pastels. Placed the weathering in the most possible and logical areas (for me) and from afar, the kit doesn't seem to look that weathered.  Happy? Very.

The streaking is one of my favourite weathering techniques and I was able to apply it all around this model. Being an aircraft, it's common to see this being used a lot.

The LED just looks stunning! So the kit is composed of 6 LEDs; 4 for the thrusters, 1 for the pilot's monitor and 1 for the missiles. (?) not sure about that though.

I don't know what that is. Oil? Rust? I'll leave it to you to decide what it is hahaha

Ohh LED monitor, nice touch. Too bad I wasn't able to take a shot of the last LED placement which is for the missile effect which only lights up for a second when you press its button.

And that concludes this commissioned project. I hope that the client would be as satisfied as I am. 

Anyway, thank you for passing by again to check out this completed project (finally its been awhile) If you want to see the unboxing of the kit just click down here 

-Unboxing-

Thank you again for taking the time to check all this out, comments, suggestions and a simple share will be appreciated.

Till next time!