It has been a while since I bought this kit MG Tallgeese III from DM and I literally forgot to take some pics of the runners for blog post. Well to compensate, here is part one of the unboxing featuring the runners of the model kit.

First off is the box cover of the kit with an awesome design.

A glimpse of the box contents as I opened it.

Next are the kit runners. The first two pics compose the inner frame parts of the Tallgeese III.

Here are the runners for the armor parts and some grey parts for the joints.

The blue runner for the backpack booster and the runner for the parts of the shield, chest and side skirt.

More small runners included in the kit.

That is a huge blue part of the shield and look at that orange effects sheet for the TG III Beam cannon. The white and orange runners next to it are for the parts of a sort-of scale whip that is attached to the lower end of the shield.

More orange parts and the runner for the Beam cannon along with the decal and sticker sheet.

Part two is for the pics of the manual so just stay tuned.

I have been busy MtG playtesting these recent days so I wasn’t able to update some Gunpla work in progress on this blog. Let me cope up on that with this update on the Master Grade GM Custom. The assembly of the kit is nearly to completion but before that was the painting of the weapon parts into a Gun Metal-ish finish. I have also started adding the rub-on decals and clear stickers on the shield before painting it with a Flat Clear top coat.

Here are some pics.

The weapon parts arranged for spray painting.

After layer of Flat Black and Pearl White,

The GM’s completed backpack and Metallic Silver painted rocket boosters,

The completed shield,

Upper body done.

‘Form legs and feet!’

And now, the GM Custom Mobile Suit is complete.

Next up are some photoshoot pics and then a short review of the kit so just stay tuned. Until next post.

I am just excited to share it to you guys, that I was able to buy one of my target kits for this month. If you remember from my previous post, I’ve listed this kit to my buylist for January and I was very happy when I found out that the local store finally have this one on stock.

The Gunpla kit is the Master Grade 1/100 scale Tallgeese II by Daban Model. It was priced at 980php which I just bought by credit first and will pay it by tomorrow lol. Anyhow, I will just be sharing the box of the kit and next up will be the unboxing of this recent release from Daban Model. Stay tuned.

Yes, it is a work update. Despite the holiday season & the vacation making me lazy, I do my best to find time to do some Gunpla works. The current project is the Master Grade GM Custom, which means I have many parts to cut off from the runners and cut off & clean the nubs. What I did this time though is I cut the parts by its component, like the head, shoulder or arms.

Here are some part separation I did so far:

I’ve also started spraying Bosny Flat Clear on most of the main armor parts. It will make the panel lining and decals easy to set later on.

That is about it. Stay tuned for WIP number 2. Happy New Year guys!

*banner image from Toytoyclub.com

This Christmas December break means more time for me to do and finish some of my backlog Gunpla kits, but before that are the mandatory unboxing pics of each of them. For this post, I am presenting to you the Master Grade 1/100 scale Tallgeese I by Daban Model. The kit cost me around 850php from the local Gunpla store of my friend and fellow hobbyist. I have also known that Daban has released Tallgeese II which was only an exclusive kit from Bandai. That got me a chance to get the kit at a cheaper price and I have already added it on my buylist.

Anyhow, here are the unboxing pics of the MG Tallgeese I by Daban Model:

I was about 95% done with my HG GM Sniper II so I decided to start working on a new Gunpla project. This time, I am back on the Master Grade line with MG 1/100 scale RGM-79N GM Custom. To recall, I bought this kit last June together with the HG Jesta at Great Toys Online in Greenhills (which was also my first time to visit the place). It was priced around 1,400php which I think is a very good deal.

As for the work plan, for now it would be straightforward basic build with standard paints to use. Here are some pics as I started the project just this afternoon.

Now that is a very big shield.

I am hoping I could finish this before the year ends. Stay tuned for Work-in-Progress pt. I.

A few of my kits are still stuck as backlogs for a few months already. The longest was the TTH MG Deathscythe Ver. Ka which I bought last December. It’s already the ber months again, so I’ll try to build the kit before it reaches its anniversary, lol. Anyhow, this post is on my other pending MG kit which I bought from GTO in Greenhills last June: the MG 1/100 GM Custom by Bandai.

As I’ve said in a previous post, this will be the partner kit of my MG Zaku II Tri-Star which was finally completed (after 10 years) and was displayed at the Hobby Con event. I have no plan of color modification on this kit just yet so I might just as well have some unboxing pics for the meantime. See it on the slideshow below.