TT Hongli HG 1/144 Throne Eins

TT Hongli HG 1/144 Throne Eins - WIP 03

Down to business. I'm in a rush! Playing Witcher 2 yah know! Let's get started!

Feet have no issues. Oh, and the feet has an inner skeleton structure which is pretty neat :)

Feet complete

Crab legs too have no issues. Aaahhh yes the luxury of having no issues with bootlegs. Cool~

Putting them together

Weapons, again, don't need any cures so...

...Cha-ching! Done swiftly :)

Touch-ups applied on the shield to give a little bit of detail and contrast. I love how the ammo looks but I should have painted it metallic silver. Oh well... :p

Putting them all together and we have Eins!!!

Fiddling with it around a bit, I noticed that the head likes to pop off. Fixing that we have -

Issue 02: Shave the ball joint that connects the head to the neck. Careful not to shave too much!

Whew. Two minor cures and that's that! Awesome! All that's left are panel lines and top coating so check out the review afterwards :)

Cheers!

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