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Uraki- "We're in the middle of a battle here and you start giving speeches." Gato- "You're a soldier here, aren't you? If you want to be more than just a grunt, you better learn to see the whole picture." Uraki- "Uh yes. yes, Sir." Gato- grunts in frustration. "I'M THE ENEMY YOU IDIOT!!"
My MOST FAVE moment in the series! I used to have a DVD of that series when I was five. I'm 16 now, and I still wish I had it (my sister accidentally broke the disc, so it had to be disposed of. LOL).
"U.N.T. SPACY sounded like something out of Macross" funny enough the Stardust Memory Gundams are designed by Shoji Kawamori who made the Macross mecha designs.
Since Hajime Katoki is involved in the making of 0083 (He designed the Dendrobium) I think it's only fair if this one got a MG Ver. Ka reboot. Only after they release G-Self Ver. Ka of course.
Coming from a Macross fan, the fact shoji kawamori designed the gp01 and the gp02 made them my favorite gundams of all time, they definitely need 2.0's this year
Fun story, Before I was born my dad bought this set for my older brother when he was born, this set was built horribly, super glue everywhere nub marks galore. Eventually the kit kinda fell out of thought, until I found it and thought it was kinda neat, it was completely out of sorts, it was kept in a toy bin for about 20 years, it was missing the majority of the parts except the main body, and even then it looked HORRIBLE the years were not kind, after getting crazily into Gunpla and building alot of kits, I decided to buy the same set but build it better. When I was almost done building it I messed up the eye sticker, I was beyond angry till I figured out that my Dad's kit still had the eye stickers, so I took them out VERY VERY carefully and put them onto mine, its kinda like I transferred the soul of the Gundam lol. I don't care how old the build is I absolutely adore this thing.
yes you can use Sharpie and highly recommended their metallic base permanent marker for Gold and silver ..I've use the silver metallic to chrome parts like the piston :) .. a cheap alternative for Gundam Markers that cost above what I can afford :)
@@xanderbuilds8394 that's fair, i have both. PG MK II was my third PG build, PG GP01 waa my sixth. It is by no means an easy build. You made the right choice
@@urielmaldonado2677 I'm really looking forward to building it 😁 definitely going for the GP01 FB eventually though as that's one of my favorite designs.
I have a bit of a connection with the gundam GP01, more specifically, the Gundam GP01Fb. It was just after the 2019-2020 school year and my dad introduced me to gunpla with his HG Gundam Mk II. I was fascinated by the amount of detail and wanted to build my own. So the next day we went to our local hobby store to pick up a model for me. At the middle shelf, just at eye-level, was a kit that I thought looked awesome. It was the HG RX-78-GP01Fb, it looked so awesome just on the box, and when I saw that it was holding what looked like a lightsaber (I didn't even know gundam existed, so I didn't know that it was called a beam saber) I instantly wanted it. So we bought the kit (as well as the some paints because I thought I needed to paint everything because the kit would just be in white, the red paint sure did get some use for painting the beam saber since it just was a plastic white stick) and when I went home I went to town building it as carefully as I could. I sanded every single nub mark, applied the stickers very carefully, totally did not forget to put in a polycap on it's left shoulder. And when it was done I loved it! For a kit from the early 2000's it is great, the articulation is on par with other kits at that time but how it's assembled is completely different, as opposed to other high grades at the time which just had a peg on the chest that you put into the arm it's the other way around, which gives you some slight side-to-side shoulder movement. I highly recommend the HG GP01Fb because of how cool it is.
I built this kit way back around 2000, and even my young high school mind with no knowledge of Japanese was able to build this kit without issue from the instructions with no internet help, since the parts tend to be quite unique per side, and the instructions are pretty clear on what parts need to be on each side through context alone. If there's one thing Bandai knows what to do, it's the instruction manuals that allow someone with no Japanese knowledge to build them, and it's part of why I was able to get into Gunpla so easily where other model kits couldn't keep my attention.
You can also use one of the metallic Gundam Markers on the BACK of the transparent parts, and it gives them a really nice shine and color while keeping the depth of the transparency- and on ones that are already colored, you can use the Silver or Shine Silver on the back of them and it will REALLY pop.
I want something similar to the Ex-S/S Gundam release where they have one kit for the GP01 & GP01Fb as a version 2. Heck even a Ver. Ka update would be great.
What I personally do with clear parts when I don't have clear colour paint is, I paint them on the back side (the side that goes into other parts) with a regular gundam marker. The result looks equally good imo
I bought this kit back in 2004 at Suncoast. I remember trying to build it and broke something. I never finished it and I recently got back into Gunpla, really excited to finish this thing now.
remember building this back in 2002, Impressive with the innerframe as its my first (and only mg) but was disappointed with the lack of locks for the cockpit hatch and backpack shell cover. The shield mount does work but renders it unposable for other orientation. Used a glow in the dark paint for the clear parts but messed it up as I applied it on the outer side not inner side and came out thicker than usual. The core fighter II's beam gun mount is very delicate and can break off after multiple transformations due to wear and tear.
By far my favorite Gundam from the whole series. Just love the design of the base GP-01, a shame it's normally overwritten by it's more space-y counterpart
By the great mecha diaper! I remember building this back in 1999-2000. Building, masking, painting... all the work to make it look nice. Pla-plates, liquid cement, and a saw to be your best friend if you wanted better articulation/proportions. Jeebus, I feel freaking old. lol
Gp03s was my first MG model I built, and I still have a soft spot for that kit. Would love to see a 2.0 for that as well. My son built Gp01 also, still have them together.
Wild to think that 0083 was barely 6 years old when this came out. These old MGs were mind blowing for the time, how little we knew what the next two decades held for the hobby lol. Also GP02A ver Ka
As much as I Love the EZ8 the GP01 is my hands down most favourite suit ever! Followed by the Full Burn. I have the PG waiting to be built. My biggest regret is that when I was a kid I could have gotten a 3¾ scale GP01 where the pilot was a 3¾ scale figure and the suit itself was like 2 feet tall minimum. Man, Gundam toys were more popular than starwars toys are today. Good times, good times.
This make me want to assemble my MG God Gundam haha! Tried Sharpie on my HG Exia a long time ago.. It really works well.. Currently I'm using Citadel Paints.. They are fantastic (a little expensive though so keep that in mind)
My first kit was the MG RX-79 [G]. It has the same style hands and can't hold its weapons, but it can hold the Bullpup machine gun from the GM Sniper 2 kit.
Sharpie for the clear parts is a pretty fun little hack to pull out every once in a while, also metalic sharpies which are pretty much cheap paint markers are a quick and easy way to do quick mechanical detail such as hoses and pistons on kits. I've got a couple IBO HGs I've wanted to do this on myself because the frame parts feel like they'd really take to it.
metallic sharpies can also be used for unique panel lines. Just bleed it over the panel line, wipe off the part on the main surface, and you are left with things like a golden line in the panel line.
I Had the HG 1989 Zeta Gundam C1 Plus which transformed and oh boy... 1 part just broke when I looked in it's general direction and it was the main part for the transformation so I used the rest of the useless suit to make cool armor and custom parts, it was cool while it lasted knowing that I had a classic kit
For me, a kit released in 1997 with this much stuff and detail I'd rank it Gold Tier because I would totally expect less stuff going on for such an old kit if I were to build one and I was kind of surprised while I'm watching your review.
That kit is 24 years old.... I know a lot of people don't like stardust, and understandably so, but the gp01 has a great MS design. One of my favorite ground MSs in GB02 video game. I wish they'd redo this MG with that games dimensions.
There was a few good 90's MG's but since I have a few of early MG's (namely Chars Zaku II, Dom and Zaku I) I would say the early MG's were mostly weapon sets with Mobile suits (I'm using the 175mm Recoilless Rifle Magella Attack's main gun and the Stum Faust with my MS-06J 2.0 which came with my Char Zaku II 1.0 and using my 80mm machine gun that came with the Dom with my Char Zaku II 2.0.) . I do wish this was one of the good MG kits since the GP01 is one of my favorite rx series gundams. All I can do is pray to the Gunpla Gods for that maybe one day a GP01 2.0 will come.
This was my 2nd gundam kit, the first I ever bought. I still have him, should dona battle damaged paintup. Since you're doing older kits... do the old HG 1/100 F91. I would pay to see you review that.
Mecha, you should try to do a custom gundam gerbera, like try to take the head from the master grade gpo1 and try to put it on the re gerbera. Maybe try to do a tutorial on how to make parts.
Just for those wishing to use sharpies and to topcoat, maybe dont. I’ve tried that a while back and the topcoat reconstituted the sharpie and made it bleed
7:30 i just follow the diagrams and put the bits together. i can read what parts i need to clip off the runners and see the assembly diagram. that's good enough for me.
The GP01 is one of my most favorite Gundam designs. It's like an RX-78-02 HD. But sadly it doesn't get as much Gunpla love as other lead mobile suits. The Perfect Grade (2003) is old, the High Grade (2000) is very old, the Master Grade is ancient (1997) and the Real Grade (2013) is shit. I hope this really gets the proper Gunpla treatment it deserves.
Google translate is a God for these older kits I tell ya, currently working on an rx-78-2 pg kit and if I didn't have it im pretty sure screws would be in the wrong place lol.
I’m surprised you didn’t go into the tolerances more on this kit. Sometimes I forget to hold it by the waist and the whole thing just desintegrates in my hand.
I have every Gundam Wing model kits and man, they changed a lot. This one is a lot like they. Each one needs a lot of paint to get right colors, but in my opinion. These older kits should be used for practicing coloring, modifying, and display customization. With the older kids you really don't need to actually pose them all get them right. You could take them and make them into a display of broken down and worn down mobile suits. Like a guy named jazza's art who does customized displays for his Warcraft and artworks. Just to think about.
Sticker style decals, something you don't see in Master Grades these days *points to the MG Dynames, MG Gunner ZAKU Warrior, MG Kyrios, MG AGE-2 Magnum, MG Alex 2.0, etc* At this point, I think you meant the dry transfers
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Double x when.
Comment made five hours ago, video posted a minute ago. Idk some sorcery be happening
Can u do the pg 00 raiser part2 please well if u have the time?
@@yienox4234 you can post a video, comment on it, and then set it to public later
@@malachimusclerat I know you can do that. I was just saying a joke
Uraki- "We're in the middle of a battle here and you start giving speeches."
Gato- "You're a soldier here, aren't you? If you want to be more than just a grunt, you better learn to see the whole picture."
Uraki- "Uh yes. yes, Sir."
Gato- grunts in frustration. "I'M THE ENEMY YOU IDIOT!!"
My MOST FAVE moment in the series! I used to have a DVD of that series when I was five. I'm 16 now, and I still wish I had it (my sister accidentally broke the disc, so it had to be disposed of. LOL).
Oof
he had a chance and lost it
"U.N.T. SPACY sounded like something out of Macross" funny enough the Stardust Memory Gundams are designed by Shoji Kawamori who made the Macross mecha designs.
Indeed.
Core Block: Helps you survive.
Core Brock: Just wasted a jelly donut.
Mecha Gaikotsu: gp01 2.0 with full armor like alex! Make it happen Bandai!
P-Bandai: allow me to introduce myself
0083 needs a revive badly, across the line lmao.
0083 along with 08th MS team. I'd buy a gp01 and ground gundam 2.0 in a heartbeat.
Since Hajime Katoki is involved in the making of 0083 (He designed the Dendrobium) I think it's only fair if this one got a MG Ver. Ka reboot.
Only after they release G-Self Ver. Ka of course.
@@Enlapanlima yeah that's fair
@@Enlapanlima RG Dendrobium pls!
RG Gerbera Tetra!!
5:07 This is why you FULLY PANEL LINE your kits.
Look at all that detail lost to the aether.
Shoulders: "Nah, just a peg is fine."
Butt Flaps: "DOUBLE PREMIUM, BITCHES!"
Priorities.... This message has been brought to you by 1997 Bandai.
If only Kou Uraki didn't screw up the calculations before launching the Gundam.
Then we would never have gotten the awesome GP01FB
Coming from a Macross fan, the fact shoji kawamori designed the gp01 and the gp02 made them my favorite gundams of all time, they definitely need 2.0's this year
2:33 , or just click the "IN THE BOX" timestamp
Bro it’s like Mecha is giving us a history lesson when he talks about old model kits
Petition for Mecha to revive his "The Lazy Way" series, starting of with his Sharpie Tricks
Fun story,
Before I was born my dad bought this set for my older brother when he was born, this set was built horribly, super glue everywhere nub marks galore. Eventually the kit kinda fell out of thought, until I found it and thought it was kinda neat, it was completely out of sorts, it was kept in a toy bin for about 20 years, it was missing the majority of the parts except the main body, and even then it looked HORRIBLE the years were not kind, after getting crazily into Gunpla and building alot of kits, I decided to buy the same set but build it better. When I was almost done building it I messed up the eye sticker, I was beyond angry till I figured out that my Dad's kit still had the eye stickers, so I took them out VERY VERY carefully and put them onto mine, its kinda like I transferred the soul of the Gundam lol. I don't care how old the build is I absolutely adore this thing.
mecha- reviews MG GP-01
MG GP-02A- I AM. INEVITABLE.
yes you can use Sharpie and highly recommended their metallic base permanent marker for Gold and silver ..I've use the silver metallic to chrome parts like the piston :) .. a cheap alternative for Gundam Markers that cost above what I can afford :)
Get the PG GP01! Quality but a chore of a model kit. Detail is top tier but man it is dated
Dated, but STILL better than most pg kits in terms of gimmicks and extras
I was torn between the GP01 and Mk II AEUG . Settled for the Mk II as my first PG kit to build.
@@xanderbuilds8394 that's fair, i have both. PG MK II was my third PG build, PG GP01 waa my sixth. It is by no means an easy build. You made the right choice
@@UwUvatar i agree, it is amazing. Love it. Even if it's almost 20 years old
@@urielmaldonado2677 I'm really looking forward to building it 😁 definitely going for the GP01 FB eventually though as that's one of my favorite designs.
I love to see vintage kits like that. Top notch content! ❤️
I have a bit of a connection with the gundam GP01, more specifically, the Gundam GP01Fb. It was just after the 2019-2020 school year and my dad introduced me to gunpla with his HG Gundam Mk II. I was fascinated by the amount of detail and wanted to build my own. So the next day we went to our local hobby store to pick up a model for me. At the middle shelf, just at eye-level, was a kit that I thought looked awesome. It was the HG RX-78-GP01Fb, it looked so awesome just on the box, and when I saw that it was holding what looked like a lightsaber (I didn't even know gundam existed, so I didn't know that it was called a beam saber) I instantly wanted it. So we bought the kit (as well as the some paints because I thought I needed to paint everything because the kit would just be in white, the red paint sure did get some use for painting the beam saber since it just was a plastic white stick) and when I went home I went to town building it as carefully as I could. I sanded every single nub mark, applied the stickers very carefully, totally did not forget to put in a polycap on it's left shoulder. And when it was done I loved it! For a kit from the early 2000's it is great, the articulation is on par with other kits at that time but how it's assembled is completely different, as opposed to other high grades at the time which just had a peg on the chest that you put into the arm it's the other way around, which gives you some slight side-to-side shoulder movement. I highly recommend the HG GP01Fb because of how cool it is.
I built this kit way back around 2000, and even my young high school mind with no knowledge of Japanese was able to build this kit without issue from the instructions with no internet help, since the parts tend to be quite unique per side, and the instructions are pretty clear on what parts need to be on each side through context alone. If there's one thing Bandai knows what to do, it's the instruction manuals that allow someone with no Japanese knowledge to build them, and it's part of why I was able to get into Gunpla so easily where other model kits couldn't keep my attention.
Damn, I got some flashbacks when I saw the thumbnail. I first saw this when I was still in grade school displayed in a toy store.
You can also use one of the metallic Gundam Markers on the BACK of the transparent parts, and it gives them a really nice shine and color while keeping the depth of the transparency- and on ones that are already colored, you can use the Silver or Shine Silver on the back of them and it will REALLY pop.
My first MG, bought as a christmast present in my childhood, thanks for reviewing this!
12:25 I never knew that's what those small bits were for until now and I had this kit for like the last ten years.
This thing is really need a 2.0
I want something similar to the Ex-S/S Gundam release where they have one kit for the GP01 & GP01Fb as a version 2. Heck even a Ver. Ka update would be great.
What I personally do with clear parts when I don't have clear colour paint is, I paint them on the back side (the side that goes into other parts) with a regular gundam marker. The result looks equally good imo
I bought this kit back in 2004 at Suncoast. I remember trying to build it and broke something. I never finished it and I recently got back into Gunpla, really excited to finish this thing now.
For a 90's kit? I think it cool. Well ofcourse, if compared to todays MGs, it is outdated.... But on its time then? This is one awesome MG.
remember building this back in 2002, Impressive with the innerframe as its my first (and only mg) but was disappointed with the lack of locks for the cockpit hatch and backpack shell cover. The shield mount does work but renders it unposable for other orientation. Used a glow in the dark paint for the clear parts but messed it up as I applied it on the outer side not inner side and came out thicker than usual. The core fighter II's beam gun mount is very delicate and can break off after multiple transformations due to wear and tear.
By far my favorite Gundam from the whole series. Just love the design of the base GP-01, a shame it's normally overwritten by it's more space-y counterpart
By the great mecha diaper! I remember building this back in 1999-2000. Building, masking, painting... all the work to make it look nice. Pla-plates, liquid cement, and a saw to be your best friend if you wanted better articulation/proportions. Jeebus, I feel freaking old. lol
Gp03s was my first MG model I built, and I still have a soft spot for that kit. Would love to see a 2.0 for that as well.
My son built Gp01 also, still have them together.
Wild to think that 0083 was barely 6 years old when this came out. These old MGs were mind blowing for the time, how little we knew what the next two decades held for the hobby lol.
Also GP02A ver Ka
I’d love to see a MG RX-78GP01 Gundam "Zephyranthes" (Ver. 2.0) with the G-Fighter II from the 0083 Rebellion manga.
As much as I Love the EZ8 the GP01 is my hands down most favourite suit ever! Followed by the Full Burn. I have the PG waiting to be built.
My biggest regret is that when I was a kid I could have gotten a 3¾ scale GP01 where the pilot was a 3¾ scale figure and the suit itself was like 2 feet tall minimum. Man, Gundam toys were more popular than starwars toys are today. Good times, good times.
the GP series is one of my favorite gundam lines. I had quite a few of the GP03 high grades while growing up.
The only way for MechaGai to not forget about the sharpee thing, is to always reply in the vids about what he can forget.
This make me want to assemble my MG God Gundam haha!
Tried Sharpie on my HG Exia a long time ago.. It really works well.. Currently I'm using Citadel Paints.. They are fantastic (a little expensive though so keep that in mind)
Bought this kit only yo practice painting and its working great for that!
I have this kit and I absolutely love it all I had to do was a little painting and then it looked great
I've been praying for a series of 2.0 kits, but I doubt it's ever going to come
Mecha: this sponsored b-
Me: **skip**
Weird thing to be proud of. Our guy has to pay the bills somehow.
Speaking of GP01, are there any future plans to review any pre-Strike Perfect Grades?
If this came out today, the extra detail parts on the runners would've been P-Bandai
...cause Bandai
Despite its age I'd still get this MG. I have the MG GP03 & the PG GP01. This definitely needs a 2.0 for sure by today's standards.
I remember making the FB version of this kit watching music videos and Real World on MTV.
My first kit was the MG RX-79 [G]. It has the same style hands and can't hold its weapons, but it can hold the Bullpup machine gun from the GM Sniper 2 kit.
Love the stop motion bits in the video. Hope you do them more often in future vids
Sharpie for the clear parts is a pretty fun little hack to pull out every once in a while, also metalic sharpies which are pretty much cheap paint markers are a quick and easy way to do quick mechanical detail such as hoses and pistons on kits. I've got a couple IBO HGs I've wanted to do this on myself because the frame parts feel like they'd really take to it.
The shield shortens and lengthens on the GP01. You can see it in the intro clip you posted. on the RG it slides rather than folds
metallic sharpies can also be used for unique panel lines. Just bleed it over the panel line, wipe off the part on the main surface, and you are left with things like a golden line in the panel line.
I Had the HG 1989 Zeta Gundam C1 Plus which transformed and oh boy... 1 part just broke when I looked in it's general direction and it was the main part for the transformation so I used the rest of the useless suit to make cool armor and custom parts, it was cool while it lasted knowing that I had a classic kit
Amazing how much better the real grade is in comparison, color separation wise.
For me, a kit released in 1997 with this much stuff and detail I'd rank it Gold Tier because I would totally expect less stuff going on for such an old kit if I were to build one and I was kind of surprised while I'm watching your review.
The green sharpie trick also works great on the GN Condenser lenses on the HG 00 line.
Just finished making him again, my favourite gundam mobile suits in the franchise
Old School mechanical illustrations are the best. 🔥
Ooook...you totally got me in with the first minute statement
9:49 How to win the One Year War with a single mobile suit.
That kit is 24 years old.... I know a lot of people don't like stardust, and understandably so, but the gp01 has a great MS design. One of my favorite ground MSs in GB02 video game. I wish they'd redo this MG with that games dimensions.
Sharpies are legit for colouring. I often use metallic set for metals and shiny parts. Stuff works on any surface and is easy to work with
This and the gp03 were my first MG in 2003. They were so exciting back then. Not built to work with action base too well.
"Ensign Uraki, we've called for help. You can't do this!"
"I'm a pilot!"
"We're still loading the ammo!"
"You'll just have to hurry!"
I love this series and Im currently building the RG right now
Building one right now and it's a lot of fun. Scary at times but fun.
"It can't hold the weapons!"
*puts gun in open hand without closing it*
"See?! Can't hold the weapons!"
The entire GP series should get the 2.0 treatment. It's been a LONG TIME.
Fingers crossed for a new MG Stamen WITH the Dendrobium haha
There was a few good 90's MG's but since I have a few of early MG's (namely Chars Zaku II, Dom and Zaku I) I would say the early MG's were mostly weapon sets with Mobile suits (I'm using the 175mm Recoilless Rifle Magella Attack's main gun and the Stum Faust with my MS-06J 2.0 which came with my Char Zaku II 1.0 and using my 80mm machine gun that came with the Dom with my Char Zaku II 2.0.) . I do wish this was one of the good MG kits since the GP01 is one of my favorite rx series gundams. All I can do is pray to the Gunpla Gods for that maybe one day a GP01 2.0 will come.
It's probably cheaper to just shave off the extra space rather than give random option parts, but that is a very neat thing to see!
This was my 2nd gundam kit, the first I ever bought. I still have him, should dona battle damaged paintup.
Since you're doing older kits... do the old HG 1/100 F91. I would pay to see you review that.
Mecha, you should try to do a custom gundam gerbera, like try to take the head from the master grade gpo1 and try to put it on the re gerbera. Maybe try to do a tutorial on how to make parts.
Just finished painting my MG Full Burnen for The 0083 Anniversary in Titan Blue.
Just for those wishing to use sharpies and to topcoat, maybe dont. I’ve tried that a while back and the topcoat reconstituted the sharpie and made it bleed
Ok that stop motion bit was great.
The Perfect Grade is basically the MG 2.0 equivalent of the GP 01. It’s got all the color separation, articulation, and the proper proportions.
since he mentioned sharpies in this video, I was wonder how it would work on 30mm
Those stop motion parts were awesome
Enjoyed the stop motion, but I'd suggest leaving it for Gundarium Teir. Special for special kits. Also helps ensure you don't burn out.
7:30 i just follow the diagrams and put the bits together. i can read what parts i need to clip off the runners and see the assembly diagram. that's good enough for me.
The GP01 is one of my most favorite Gundam designs. It's like an RX-78-02 HD. But sadly it doesn't get as much Gunpla love as other lead mobile suits. The Perfect Grade (2003) is old, the High Grade (2000) is very old, the Master Grade is ancient (1997) and the Real Grade (2013) is shit. I hope this really gets the proper Gunpla treatment it deserves.
Google translate is a God for these older kits I tell ya, currently working on an rx-78-2 pg kit and if I didn't have it im pretty sure screws would be in the wrong place lol.
When this came out I didn't have finger prints
All Stardust Memories gundams need a 2.0!!!!!!
This is my first MG gunpla...👍👍👍
I’m surprised you didn’t go into the tolerances more on this kit. Sometimes I forget to hold it by the waist and the whole thing just desintegrates in my hand.
I have every Gundam Wing model kits and man, they changed a lot. This one is a lot like they. Each one needs a lot of paint to get right colors, but in my opinion. These older kits should be used for practicing coloring, modifying, and display customization. With the older kids you really don't need to actually pose them all get them right. You could take them and make them into a display of broken down and worn down mobile suits. Like a guy named jazza's art who does customized displays for his Warcraft and artworks. Just to think about.
Interesting fact the the gundam's from the series are designed by the person that designed macross
This really makes me want an actual master grade or real grade gp04.
Sticker style decals, something you don't see in Master Grades these days
*points to the MG Dynames, MG Gunner ZAKU Warrior, MG Kyrios, MG AGE-2 Magnum, MG Alex 2.0, etc*
At this point, I think you meant the dry transfers
I second the GP01 2.0 + full armor, I need it 🤤
I have wanted to see a review for this kit for years. Thank god I didn't get this now that I know what the kits like
This was my first or second MG ever. Fun times.
I am hoping to get a v2.0 for this..one of my fave Gundam design
Oh god I build this MG back at 2008
I hope Bandai releases a MG 2.0 or HGUC revive of the GP01 in the near future.
i did the sharpie trick on my MG Z'Gok it was great for the eye
I might get this kit because I like older kits
GP01,02 and 03 really need a 2.0 or "ver ka" because the series designer is katoki himself.
good guy mecha gaikotsu with the timestamps