Sometimes gunpla is easy and sometimes you need to do reconstructive surgery on the very first piece

Suddenly when she can stand I'm much more enamoured

Here she is in the air. The action base uses screw so you do have to tighten them quite a bit, and the pin into the base is very shallow and might benefit from plastic cement if you plan on putting weight too far off the centre.

I haven't tried putting her up in the air, but it actually makes it look like she's standing on her own feet. I can't get the ZZ to stand by herself at all.

I love this robot and this kit and I think it turned out pretty well overall, but I can't pose it at all.

Quite proud of how this came out. I can't pose super well, but this was just about what I was going for. #nozaku

This is Tess

I did this for all 12 of the MGs I loved last week. But it took a long time.

I'm in the process of moving, so unfortunately most of my Gunpla focus lately has been packing. All of these were built since May, and all have work to do. Mainly decals except the Nemo which needs stripped and resprayed for top coat because I did it badly on some bits.

Love this movie. More Sayla type builds from recently:

I think I'm beginning my @sayladarkmode.bsky.social era of gunpla

There was also a hi ν

Oh boy did I see the custom for you...

Actually, thinking on modern ESP exhibition stuff, I reckon the psychoframe would be green epoxy around some Unicorn-esque blocks. Like what they've done here, but that Snapper finish instead of flame maple.

Shout out to @gundampixel.bsky.social for all the great tips on Gunpla shopping in Japan! I'd say it was a big success!

What's a 10/10 album?