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I hate it how they threw this one as an online exclusive. The originals had most of these things in the box. An extra bazooka and some waterslides are hardly worth that much effort. Or are they?
Love the fact that, no matter how amazing (or not depending on your experiences with them) the SP Manipulators are, even the Pro’s can’t get the nub marks off.
Depends on the store, I guess. There’s this really nice comic shop in New Hampshire I go to sometimes – it’s got a whole aisle of Gundam kits… They keep up with new releases and have a pretty good selection of older stuff. That place rocks.
I know it’s not like having Gundam kits in major retail chains, but honestly… they did that once and…[Read more]
The marker sets are part of a campaign. If it’s like the last time you have to send in a form found in the box and hope your name is drawn. Back to the box art, I like it but I’m more surprised to see it’s one of the rectangular boxes rather than the ‘small-box’ every other MG RX-78-2 has come in. Then again, it’s not a surprise considering the…[Read more]
thanks for the info @syd. they certainly make it hard to get the exclusive gear. i wonder if all future MG kits will go the way of the flatter rectangular box? is this an indication that all future kits will be of the 3.0’s detail too? hope so 🙂
A box art worthy of a 3.0. I hope we can expect more of those for future 3.0 releases. I really like that they’re going for the realistic look and feel with this 3.0, from the model of the mobile suit with the decals, panel lines, proportions, to the box art.
That’s what I think the models should be like, representing a “realistic” looking war machine.