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Yotsuba&! - Koiwai Yotsuba (Kotobukiya)
Yotsuba&! - Koiwai Yotsuba (Kotobukiya)
Just some old photos that I run into while cleaning up some junks in my laptop. (。◝‿◜。)
Yotsuba&! – Koiwai Yotsuba (Kotobukiya) Model Kit
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Soooo I forgot to post some pictures of my greatest fabric masterpiece. Was joking with @knighttimeart at TFCon about how Optimus is absolutely the type of guy to be a grill dad with a funny apron, and, well, I just had to make one. Some of my model kit mecha got to dress up all pretty before I sent it to him, and Megatron was even showing off the big pocket. I’m glad it didn’t get lost in the mail, I think I would’ve cried if it had.
I got a new photo set up and took some proper pictures of these two amazing resin kits.
I got this finished right before the new Bulldog model kit was announced, weird coincidence.
I based the appearance off of the one you can see at the start of the first movie.
One detail of the general purpose labors I’ve always loved was the warning stripes and I’m super happy with how they came out.
I love this model kit~
I based the colouring off of the OVA episode that these first appeared in. If I ever see another one available I’ll definitely get it and paint it all gold and give it a flower tattoo on the shoulder…
I wasn’t too happy with how it was coming out at first but it all came together at the end and I love it now.
I love the backwards bent legs, strangely the ones in the OVA don’t have backwards legs…
I very nearly skipped over getting this kit for some reason. Glad I didn’t. :)
I like the Schaft logo so much, it’s so silly.
We now paint the main color, and some stripes.
All right guys, lets build and paint this awesome kit together!
Join me on this adventure, I’ll be posting updates everyday, so feel free to follow me to see all the painting process
I found this kit circa 1999 brand new at a comic store for 11.99 US, pretty sweet deal indeed
After applying primer to the parts, I glued some wire to the droid head, so later the whole assembly can be mounted on a magnet painting base
Next, I brushed a layer of silver acrylic paint. We will later scratch some of the final paintjob to expose the silver paint as if it was made of metal all along!
Stay tuned!