To quote my ex-boss, “It’s a wonderful problem to have”. Well this is one of those type of decisions that I love to make… specifically which Gundam kit to build next. I already started with the 1/100 Gundam Dynames a while back then put a stop to that to build the Gundam Astray Blue Frame Second L (which I just recently finished).

Update: Finished shots after I reworked the Gundam Astray Blue Frame can be found here.

Finished working on the non grade 1/100 Gundam Astray Blue Frame from the SEED vs Astray series of Gundam. Part IV of this build can be found here. Been kinda whacked out lately that I didn’t have the drive to document the build like I usually do. This time I finished this for myself, no hassles of documenting it. This is basically me enjoying the build and not worrying about mistakes I make along the way. You will see some mistakes that I didn’t bother correcting… hehehe.

I posted before that Shin “the White Wolf” Matsunaga’s Zaku II custom was a model kit I’d buy if I were basing it on box art alone. Johnny Ridden’s Zaku II is a model kit I’d buy If I were buying it based on “name” alone. I mean how cool is a name like “Johnny Ridden”? Its like being the Clint Eastwood of Zaku pilots… and when I mean Clint Eastwood, I mean “Josey Wales” Clint Eastwood…. hehehe

The MS-09R Rick Dom, the one I lovingly refer to as “so-close-but-so-far-away”… hehehe. What’s not to love about Zeon’s Rick Dom? That bulbous design and that humongous beam bazooka that Bandai is boasting to be even bigger than the Rick Dom itself has got me so enthralled with this mobile suit. The Rick Dom is descended from the MS-09 Dom with the outward difference being only slightly noticeable (backpack, feet, etc).