It appears to be rather back heavy, as the shots look like it’s leaning forward. if you want to fix that, you can put some lead in the body(not the torso piece, but the chest piece), or some other material(clay can work) to balance it out so that it can stand straight up, and not have to lean.
I would suggest replacing any stickers you used with paint. Is this the first model you’ve built, or jsut your first gundam kit? If you’ve never done actual customizing out side of just paint, I would suggest easing into it by starting with things like the back packs from the Gundam build fighters. Buying some cheaper kits, and “kitbashing” them…[Read more]
You could switch the weapon with other sets or buy it from the Gundam Build Fighters series. Secondly , add some battle damage and weathering stuff by using he gundam weathering marker. Also for battle damage there are some easy to follow tutorials on youtube or other website.
that’s all from me but if there are more I could give u more tips.
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my next plan is working on customizing the YG-111 Gundam G-Self
It appears to be rather back heavy, as the shots look like it’s leaning forward. if you want to fix that, you can put some lead in the body(not the torso piece, but the chest piece), or some other material(clay can work) to balance it out so that it can stand straight up, and not have to lean.
oh that part was my fault. I am not good at Gunpla poses. ^^;