Released in January of this year was the 1/100 scale NSG-X1 Hresvelgr from the original Frame Arms line of model kits by Kotobukiya. Like all Frame Arms model kits, the NSG-X1 Hresvelgr uses a common Frame Architect as an inner frame where the unique parts can then be attached. Unique about the Hresvelgr is that it can transform itself to a flying mode form from its robot mode. The NSG-X1 Hresvelgr is definitely one of the most colorful kits to come out of the Frame Arms line of Kotobukiya.

Seen in Gundam UC episode 4 was the aquatic mobile suit, the MSM-04G Juaggu. It comes equipped with beam guns and a triple rocket missile launcher. This particular High Grade kit was released by Bandai last month. I usually don’t want to state the obvious, but what the heck. The freaking thing looks like an elephant *snicker*

Wow, after almost a year, I finally got to working on my 4th experiment of creating a diorama base for the model kits I make. The previous post on this could be found here. I had some free time during the evening and I spent it painting the base with cheap acrylic paints.

Released in 2006 by Kotobukiya was the 1/72 Mirage YC07-Cronus Vixen ver from their Armored Core line of model kits. The mecha comes equipped with a laser rifle and laser blade for offense and stands about 16.9 cm in height.