Author Topic: SUPER ROBOT/Tokusatsu/Figure General!  (Read 77555 times)

setsuna sounds like a very very very disgruntled amuro
which is unsurprising since they have the same VA

He was also Quatre's dub voice.

Still experimenting with stuff on my Hunchback, probably gonna exchange the engine again. Might get rid of the large lasers and go full medium, but I dunno if I should stick with Streak SRM2s or go with the SRM6s.

HAHA TIME TO STAY UP TO WAIT FOR A PREORDER.
The abundance of yellow makes this a very tempting purchase. I love yellow.

But of course if I start buying little figures of this manner my friends are never going to let me live it down.

The abundance of yellow makes this a very tempting purchase. I love yellow.

But of course if I start buying little figures of this manner my friends are never going to let me live it down.

buy something that is both a robot and a girl


damn, the closest thing to yellow in the Armor Girls line is Cecilia Alcott, who is blonde but has blue everywhere else.

you might as well look for something more questionable huehuehue


    While I love this figure, there were some really... odd issues in my opinion. The lack of paint around his eyes and showing off his nostrals/mouth was expected, but the knees didn't make much sense at all. Mewtwo has two joints for his knees, the upper one moving back and the lower one moving forward. Sometimes it's not too apparent in the artwork, but considering one of his toes is at the end of what appears to be his leg (which is actually just his foot, as he stands on his toes), I'd say it'd be clear how the joints work. Never the less, the sculptor decided to only give him one knee joint. Now, alone this is a signicant problem, but it's also the fact that there is no hint at another joint existing in the sculpt. So, I decided to give him that knee segment. I used an extra D-Arts X's biceps for the main portion of it, and threw on some joints from a star wars figure's ankles for the upper knee, and used the original universal ball for the lower portion. The color's off, I know, but I really tried my best to get the exact color. It's also lumpy as all hell, but I was really just... trying to get it over with as quick as possible. Even then, this shows proportional changes more than anything.

I might try to get a Ball ver Ka and paint it like a Cacodemon.

hey guys
should i get kotobukiya zero
i wanted to get it so i can repaint it into the black zero armor from x series

but my main gripes with the kit is that zero could only bend his limbs 90 degrees and his proportions aren't really the best.

holy stuff is that a motherloving miniature spas-12 i see
jesus christ that is detailed

No more knee mods, but still some general mods.


And a desktop background for this:

hey guys
should i get kotobukiya zero
i wanted to get it so i can repaint it into the black zero armor from x series

but my main gripes with the kit is that zero could only bend his limbs 90 degrees and his proportions aren't really the best.

DO IT.

hey guys
should i get kotobukiya zero
i wanted to get it so i can repaint it into the black zero armor from x series

but my main gripes with the kit is that zero could only bend his limbs 90 degrees and his proportions aren't really the best.
The proportions on that Zero are pretty damn nice, actually.  Especailly when you do tiny mods (I only highered the neck on this, which really just required buffering from below the socket).


Anyway, just buy the D-Arts Zero V2 and paint it black.

Seriously, I'd have intercourse with that figure.

Anyway, just buy the D-Arts Zero V2 and paint it black.

...but what if he wants to see this version of Zero with that color scheme?

...but what if he wants to see this version of Zero with that color scheme?
Oh, well then do it... I guess.  But the D-Arts is the actual version that he posted, so I was under the impression that he'd want a more accurate one instead.