Possibly, I haven't decided yet.

It does not look half bad as it is.

so. I watched Vangelus' V-build of the MG Unicorn.
are there that many teeny pieces I gotta worry about with crossbone Maoh or should I not worry as much since it wont requite the gimmick like Unicorn?

The main does not have many small parts. It does have a lot of extras though so have a baggie handy

for those wondering what I'm asking about, here you go:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mLaWUOTgtYg

I own the OVA ver.

And sadly all Unicorn MGs are just fragile due to the transformation gimmick.

Mine actually broke I posted this a while ago. It was mainly due to his weak ankle joint in Destroy form, and his shield weighed him down a ton.

https://fbcdn-sphotos-f-a.akamaihd.n...d348aef9797c1e

I patched him up and he's a badass in Unicorn Mode now.

https://fbcdn-sphotos-d-a.akamaihd.n...7ee2a93765db05

So whenever it ships, Ive got Build Burning, Winning, and Lightning coming from AmiAmi, along with Lightning Pack 1 tomorrow from Amazon.

....Am I gettin back into gunpla right? :lol

I need Star Winning Gundam to be released already so I can ship out the other two Team TRy Fighter upgrades.

I am interested in trying a Gundam model kit. I always see pliers, exacto knives, and markers being used with them. Are these items a must in order to built the Gundam or can you do without them and only use your hands?

What's the advantage of Gundam model kits over Gundam figures?

How long does it take to build a Gundam?

The one Vangelus has is the Ver Ka, I suggest looking into the current release of it the ver OVA as that's the same mould but with some minor improvements that makes it way more stable and solid.

1: In my early days I use to use just a pair of scissors and a nail file. Those tools aren't nessicarily needed, but they allow for cleaner cuts. You definitely need something sharp for Gunpla.

2: It depends on the person I think. A high grade depending on how large typically takes me a few hours, a master grade/real grade dends to take me a few days depending on if I take my time with it.

3: The satisfaction and feeling of accomplishment you get when you finish a kit is pretty damned rewarding, not to mention that every Gunpla's gonna be unique to your own experience.