That awkward moment at the family reunion, where you know they're some relative of yours, but you can't for the life of you place who they are.
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Oh come on, you know them. It's judy's kid! He dropped out of business school and became a construction worker? He "restored" that vintage camaro and then wrecked it when he was driving drunk? He's got like three kids with three different women? You know, judy's kid!
That's fantastic
That awkward moment at the family reunion, where you know they're some relative of yours, but you can't for the life of you place who they are.
I bet the Quintason judge would just call up the Sharkicons and order their execution, why, because they can and don't need imposters hanging around causing trouble!
Let's see some now vintage UT toys!
I'm going to shrivel up and die knowing that the toys from my own childhood are now 'vintage', apparently.
And I assume anyone older than me is going to also shrivel up and die knowing that those toys were my childhood
if that makes you feel old, just know that I bought Cybertron toys as a grown college graduate.
They make a hydrating cream for that now.
Finally done! My poor fingers! It's my first time building a complicated kit like this (not a Gundam builder) and it took me...
6.5 hours for head and body
4.5 hours for arm and hips
3 hours for gun arm
4.5 hours for one leg so x2
...23 hours total?!? Geez. Much respect to folks who build this for fun, haha.
Now make him transform!
That would be ilogdical!!
Wow...The Big O I posted as a gunpla joke when you showed the torso isn't funny anymore. It's nowhere near as complex as this, just looking at it. I got it together, washing and painting included, in less than a single evening and part of a morning. What's the heft like on it?
Amazing job, especially the eye. The ones on the Big O Moderoid are good but not great, that one looks like a laser!
Amazing job, especially the eye. The ones on the Big O Moderoid are good but not great, that one looks like a laser!
I was at least two years divorced by that point.
The Big O kit is also around a third of the price of Shockwave.
I'm honestly scared of those more complex ones, simply because The Big O is NOT a seriously complicated design, and I still think I made some obvious errors.
I built a Perfect Grade Gundam for the first time a couple months ago (two, in fact, the Astray Red Frame and the RX078-2 Unleashed). Bigger, more expensive kits have more parts, but they're really not much harder to actually build, just more time-consuming. Take your time with it, don't rush, just enjoy the build, and you'll do fine.
I used Google Translate holding the phone over the instructions, and I think that helped. Most of the manual was visual, but some areas the text did assist greatly. Is Shockwave's manual in English at all?
Did you make some errors... or did you customize and make it original?
There's English notes, saying do this part first or be careful of the angle or remove these struts. There was no picture about using the magnet attached to the separate gun to turn on his eye light. There was only a text saying it's magnetically activated.