Gundam Galore!!
This are just some of the Gundam Kits i have, its a bit way off comparing to other sites that shows off their well modded kits, but hey! im a beginner here! haha! enjoy the pics, hopefully, i'll review one of them soon... 
This "Perfect Grade" Strike Freedom Gundam / Lightning Edition cost a lot and i didnt even had the resources to mod it, all i got was a gundam marker and a Zippo lighter fluid to make some of the parts a bit washed off, hehe... leraned it from a site that teaches weathering effects on small scaled models... anyways, its a good model, yet very expensive, i got it with a staggering price of Php 7,600 and it doesnt even have a set of batteries! haaay.... life is not so cheap here in the Philippines... oh, well...
Though, you dont need to pose the SFreedom on its own, it has its very own stand where you can do poses just like on the series, be warned that you need to limit the poses as to the polycaps on the Dragoon wings could wear out easily, thank GOD mine is'nt yet, hehe, also be VERY, and i do mean VERY careful in posing the Gundam, why? coz deep inside that massive model is an intricate layout of the wires and bulbs that makes it all light up like a x-mas tree, believe me, its like a bed lamp at night (see pictures below) also, theres one more issue to attend to... the light up eyes of this model, its a bit of a problem, why? the eyes needs to light up seperately from the body, and requires a button sized battery to be able to lite up, luckily i have found a way to direct its power source from the body itself, thanks to Danny Choo ( check out his site at dannychoo.com) he got so many stuff there that could interest you profoundly! anyways, ill explain that section on how to light up both eyes and body of this model once a find time to do so, im still patching up some things here in my blog, right now enjoy the pics that did with this model..
This "Perfect Grade" Strike Freedom Gundam / Lightning Edition cost a lot and i didnt even had the resources to mod it, all i got was a gundam marker and a Zippo lighter fluid to make some of the parts a bit washed off, hehe... leraned it from a site that teaches weathering effects on small scaled models... anyways, its a good model, yet very expensive, i got it with a staggering price of Php 7,600 and it doesnt even have a set of batteries! haaay.... life is not so cheap here in the Philippines... oh, well...
Though, you dont need to pose the SFreedom on its own, it has its very own stand where you can do poses just like on the series, be warned that you need to limit the poses as to the polycaps on the Dragoon wings could wear out easily, thank GOD mine is'nt yet, hehe, also be VERY, and i do mean VERY careful in posing the Gundam, why? coz deep inside that massive model is an intricate layout of the wires and bulbs that makes it all light up like a x-mas tree, believe me, its like a bed lamp at night (see pictures below) also, theres one more issue to attend to... the light up eyes of this model, its a bit of a problem, why? the eyes needs to light up seperately from the body, and requires a button sized battery to be able to lite up, luckily i have found a way to direct its power source from the body itself, thanks to Danny Choo ( check out his site at dannychoo.com) he got so many stuff there that could interest you profoundly! anyways, ill explain that section on how to light up both eyes and body of this model once a find time to do so, im still patching up some things here in my blog, right now enjoy the pics that did with this model..
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