Finally, I decided to take out the parts that have been soaking in ethanol.
I had done that to strip the acrylic paint that I had painted previously after thinking that it is a 'Bendi' kit.
After an enlightment from Desmond, the Gundam Otaku, I finally realised that it is actually G-Savior Gundam.
The reason for not being able to find it in the catalog is because it was never really a proud production by Bandai, though it is an official product. The G-Savior Gundam is not an anime, but a movie with real actors (with caucasians). It was quite a failure in the Gundam series. Hence, it was almost forgotten by most Gundam fans (imagine Gundam in the style of Power Rangers!). The good thing is that the G-Savior Gundam movie did not use wimpy costumes for the Gundams, instead they used CG to generate the mobile suits.
Check out the all new HG 1/144 G-Savior Gundam at MECHA-BASE.
or click on image below to access gallery directly.
I had done that to strip the acrylic paint that I had painted previously after thinking that it is a 'Bendi' kit.
After an enlightment from Desmond, the Gundam Otaku, I finally realised that it is actually G-Savior Gundam.
The reason for not being able to find it in the catalog is because it was never really a proud production by Bandai, though it is an official product. The G-Savior Gundam is not an anime, but a movie with real actors (with caucasians). It was quite a failure in the Gundam series. Hence, it was almost forgotten by most Gundam fans (imagine Gundam in the style of Power Rangers!). The good thing is that the G-Savior Gundam movie did not use wimpy costumes for the Gundams, instead they used CG to generate the mobile suits.
Check out the all new HG 1/144 G-Savior Gundam at MECHA-BASE.
or click on image below to access gallery directly.
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