I was using the Sword Strike skirting but might go back and use the V2's, wish I could get a HG Crossbone for less than $40

I feel that, I like doing projects one at a time, I couldn't handle staring at boxes or a backlog lol

Oooh can I be added please? Thank you!

Thank you! Its the Kosmos set for the HG Aerial Gund-Bits and then I did the unit LED effect myself with color changing microLEDs. The G-Self backpack seemed like it would fit well with the Aerial.

I'd like an add please, thank you!

Oh and 0 Gundam too!

This one is so good! I see Qan[t], Age-FX, Sky Moebius (I think), I can't tell what the head is, but this is so well blended together from a bunch of different kits, well done!

Thank you!

This one is so big its sticking halfway off my current shelves which is supposed to be a bookshelf only lol.

The hi-nu is coming along well and that unicorn Gundam is going to be awesome!

I wonder if its a reaction from testors clear coat, I've never used it, but maybe its a reaction to that clear coat and the super clear matte. I know that matte will dull the color a little but I couldn't tell why it turned the waterslides a different hue. Even then it looks great!

What top coat? I have had that experience with flats or matte coats, I only use those with bright colors because it mutes the color a little.

Ya done goufed (lol I had to). In all seriousness the paint job came out great!

Thank you, I wanted it to looks like Aerial was landing on a space rock and deploying its funnels.

It was my first attempt at a diorama and the one thing I like about gunpla is each build you gain more experience as a builder and hobbyist. Can't wait to see more of your builds!

Thank you! The second one with the Aerial was done with insulation foam and painted.

My first intro to Gundam was Gundam Wing since I'm a 90s kid, the toonami block was my first exposure to anime in general.

Then I got into gunpla but life got in the way and I stopped building. Eventually I started watching more Gundam series down the line and got back into the hobby again.

They're not that bad to work with, the pain comes from drilling all the holes and still allowing for articulation with no issues.

I use microleds from Amazon and some cheap connectors to allow removal from battery packs.

They do add an extra layer of detail and liveliness to the models.