A making histories are presented as some pictures.

Many thanks.

This was a great build. Had a lot of fun painting this one. Had to custom mix the orange for this one.
The only negative for me on this was the decals. They are very very flimsy, melt/adhere almost instantly with setter, and they can’t be re moistened to reposition. Once they are on, THEY ARE ON!

I used the HG Psycho Doga kit as the base for military service cap looking cap. Shoulders were from the Dom and the legs were from the Police Zaku.

I finished this kit today and I hate it. The experience was full of ups and downs, and I spent the whole time teetering between excitement and frustration.

It took me a long time to decide to upload these photos, but everything I learned along the way motivated me to do it.

I started working on this kit intermittently, that is, while I was working on other kits like the GUS and the Solaridian. I don't know if it was because I was taking on several projects at once, but I don't understand how I noticed the nub marks on other kits but not on this one. Even while painting, I only became aware of them when I was already applying the metallic coat, not even when washing or priming the piece. To make things worse, the humidity has been particularly high in my city (In France) and has wreaked havoc on the entire finish.

But the reason I finally decided to make this post is because I identified the biggest problem I had, which made me initially blame (not entirely wrongly) the humidity.

It turns out I discovered that I've had rusty water flowing through my airbrush for months.

You have no idea of the amount of dark, rusty water that gushed out when I decided to empty my compressor using the knob at the bottom of the tank for the first time and not as I did before, which was by turning off the engine, releasing the valve and finally cleaning the water trap. I was freaking out

I rushed to check my other projects (which I shared here) and they didn't have any problems, so I guess the water trap couldn't contain the rust and moisture anymore with this one.

After a final two-day cleaning of my compressor, the problem is solved, but the embarrassing "stain of shame" remains on the Delta Plus. To combat the frustration, I applied two coats of Gloss and decals instead of removing all the paint and starting from scratch. I guess it's because I expected the metallic sheen and the decals to help disguise the contaminated paint. The end result... I like it and I hate it.

Losy Joints (even with three coats of Joint Strengthener) This makes posing an unbearable experience, and the paint has been scratched at some edged when attempting certain poses.

So all that's left for me to do is abandon it in the corner of my shelf, but I wonder if I won't value that space more in the future. The only good thing I can take from this experience is the learning to avoid all these errors and procedures in future projects

Moral of the story: Check your compressor after every session if you live in a cold climate. Condensation will fill the tank with water and rust over time.

Some bits I’d like to redo but over all came out not had bad

Esperimenti con resin bit e stucco. Il progetto che ho in mente è una build "heavy dirty" anche perché non sono in grado di fare build "clean". Si salvi chi può

The model is the High Grade Tieren, and this is my first time attempting seam line removal on a kit.

It’s time consuming, been one hell of a learning experience, but the results are incredible.

The primer I’ve used is the Kaleido Grey Primer, which requires a post to itself because Gaahleri have made something special.

To summarise, the prep work took forever, but I cannot wait to see the finished kit!

Custom I've been working on, on and off for a little while. It's my own take on the Mass Production ​Nu Gundam as a concept.

This was the second kit I ever built. Since it's an SD kit, I wanted to make it feel like an obscure game variant you'd find in a G Generation or Gihren's Greed game.

Still very rough- just wanted to show what I've got so far. Very happy with the moveable arm shield.

This is kit #6 for me and it was pretty ambitious, but I am glad it is over. There's some temptation to add weathering, but for now I am moving on as I've spent so much time on it already.

A lot of firsts for me on this kit so that means I learned a lot. Built this kit a while ago, but I decided to fully paint the inner frame because I hated how dull the plain gray looked so I had to take it all apart. Also didn't like how plain the fuel rods were so I picked up some 3D printed replacements from Aliexpress. Building and painting them was a nightmare. The plastic is incredibly brittle so safe to say, this build really leveled up my use of super glue. In the end, I really like how they came out. Panel lined, water slide decals added, top coated with gloss, and added photo etched parts (another difficult step. I had to glue these on and it was a nightmare even getting the parts in place.) plus funnel launch effects.

There are so many imperfections looking at it closely, but I'm really happy with how it turned out. Already building the Nu so he has an adversary.

Tips and advice are welcome. I only hand paint as I do not own an airbrush.

Finished this 2 weeks ago before I changed my desk set-up. Fully painted using a Dspiae washless airbrush. Great kit, highly recommend.

My Ruitool pliers have broken, and I’m thinking of buying a pair from Stedi. At first, I considered the MS-106 model, but then I came across the MS-113, which really piqued my curiosity.

Which ones do you think are more practical?

I build Gunpla and Warhammer, I have some garage kits waiting to be worked on, and I own a resin 3D printer.

-Extended the leg by whopping 15mm

-Extended the waist by 4mm

felt like I can do so much more, but am just pretty pissed about the short proportion, now my bro is one of the tall king

Totally finished with the paint job on the inner frame of the PGU Nu. So far about 90 hours of work have been put into this, so far. I did a test build of the frame, cleaned and sanded all the pieces, stripped all the plating, and repainted everything. The base was done almost entirely with spray cans, but the Amuro A emblem was traced and cut out with masking tape and done with my airbrush.

This thing is truly a monster of a build and I have had an absolute blast with it so far. No issues with any of the joints with the added layers of the paint, and all the gimmicks still work. I plan to do half the funnels next, then the outer armor, and finish with the remaining funnels and accessories. I am hoping to be finished by the beginning of December.

Paints Used:

• Nazca Super Heavy Mechanical Surfacer
• Nazca Heavy Mechanical Surfacer
• Nazca Light Mechanical Surfacer
• GaiaNotes 025 Orange Yellow
• GaiaNotes Ex-01 Ex-White
• Nazca NC006 Blue Fog White
• Nazca NC016 Deep Crimson
• Tamiya LP-18 Dull Red
• GaiaNotes Ex-08 Ex-Gold
• GaiaNotes 121 Star Bright Silver
• GaiaNotes 125 Star Bright Iron
• GaiaNotes 020 Gunmetal
• GaiaNotes 122 Star Bright Gold
• AK Xtreme Metal Pale Brass
• Various ProAcryl, RayStudio, and Vallejo Acrylics.
• Tamiya TS-32 Haze Gray
• Tamiya TS-48 Gunship Gray
• Tamiya TS-64 Dark Mica Blue

I'm trying to replicate what's shown on the manual. After my first attempt, I'm only happy with how the light blue for the torso turned out. The dark blue for the limbs looks too much like the Kampfer color scheme. And the dark grey-ish blue came out way more green than I would like.

I'm not too good at ratios, I've read that some people use digital scales to measure out their paints. Any other tips to improve my accuracy besides just eyeballing it?

I painted this knee hinge and it looked super cool but I don't know how I can possibly avoid scratches and chips, even if i sanded some clearance which i did the part will still slide in the hole brushing up against the other part

Is there anything i can do to avoid this?

This is currently the most amount of scribe lines ive added on a kit. ive still got a PG unicorn perfectibility commission to work on with more added scribe lines so thats gonna be a fun time😆😆😆

This is my first video upload here since it have the original audio(avoiding any copyright strike).
A short clip of me detailing an armor part. Hope you find it interesting 😀

Software: Lightroom mobile (free version)

My version of Calibarn looking hellish straight from the underworld

Amazing kit from the Witch of Mercury

Decals to come obviously. Got a set of 3rd party Ver Ka waterslides for it and they're all in shades of gold and red metallic. Excited to put them on.