I saw this magnificently painted kit at Mecha Workshop a while back. Unfortunately I could not credit the modeler who did this as I cannot find any names in the post. As all of you know, I did an experiment last year and see if an entry without loud colors and has rough weathered finishing could win in a contest like Bandai Model Kit World Cup.
The experiment yielded interesting results. Prior to my The Gilgamesh project last year ( 2010 )... I always played it safe in terms of finishing and weathering. I always thought that only clean flawless painted kits with loud shouting color schemes, wins in big Gunpla competitions and that heavily weathered kits with realistic color schemes does not stand a chance.
However, my The Gilgamesh project not only won in the expert category, it actually scored 290 points out of 300 points from the judges. Thus now, I am confident that entering a heavily weathered kit with a loud yellow color scheme will definitely have a chance if not a better chance in this year's 2011 BMKWC. The current BMKWC World Champion won with a heavily weathered and battle damaged kit after all. :)
Thanks for dropping by! Til' next post! :)
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9 comments:
nice! i'm dying to see the progress of your BIG O bro ^_^ MORE POWER!
Thanks TVA, no secrets from me... will post updates whenever I have updates. ;)
wow.... great idea on the colours. In terms of decals, will you get some custom ones made? I think it would make the kit stand out more! ^^
Not sure bro... Not decal guy as I usually over detail the armor parts thus there are NO spaces for big custom decals. :)
Hi all, i saw this post and I'm not sure but I think this model is of http://www.kallamity.com/products/type/0
DC23 Ur blog is very great ! Good continuation
Really interested in this build. I take u decided to do the 0 II instead of the 1/48 Zaku?
oops, didn't see the other post. Good luck with The O II!
Yeap bro... mousemuffins is already building the 1/48 Zaku at GAF...so decided against it. :)
Thanks buddy! :)
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