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TT Hongli MG 1/100 Exia Ignition Mode - WIP 03

Progress 3 of my Exia Ignition Mode, I'm 90% done!!! I haven't had any issues with the waist and leg assembly so glue any part that easily pops off. Construction is a breeze!

No problems here. Normally those purple grape candies there are red. Decided to go with that to give Exia a dark look. RAWR! >:D


This is really not an issue BUT please cram this piece (of crap) with care! I got stretched plastic on my right leg. I didn't dare to shave this part off. It serves as a "stopper" when the legs bend. I was afraid because I might shave it too thin and make it loose.


Uhh.... I forgot. I DID shave some male connectors. Anyway this is pretty easy to do and won't take too long.


Exia has some pretty slim sexy legs


Never encountered any issue with the front skirts except the white armore keeps popping off. A simple thin application of glue would do the fix.


..........I had Gunplasms when............... ~Ore Wa Gundam!!!


A stress reliever and money's worth indeed! The metallic finish experiment really made me proud. I tapped my back afterwards for a job well done! T_T (tears of joy........)


Close up of Exia


Welcome to the club Exia! WOW Exia stands tall! Even taller than my NG Blitz.


All that's left are the armaments... It's time for some ass-kicking! Stay tuned!



Final word(s):
........SUBARASHII!
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