Mobile Force Gungal (1980)
Can this unique series survive the test of time?
Can this unique series survive the test of time?
During the height of the "Gundam" Boom in 1980... a daring model kit line called Mobile Force Gungal was released by Tokyo Marui. This unique model kit line was released in both 1/250 & 1/177 scale. Even to this date... fans are still making custom builds & fan-arts of the Gungal.
Fan-Arts (There are many more in the web world)
OMG THE NIPPLES
ReplyDeleteWhat do you mean its not awesome lol!
DeleteNipple Vulcan vs Oppai Missile, who will win ?
DeleteAre you kidding?! Nipple Vulcans all the way!
DeleteHahaha that's such a thing.. I thought its look like a gundam beast, but more unique. If there's a modernization of this kit i think it will be no bad
ReplyDeletePeace Among the Gundam Fans
The Gurren Lagann before Gurren Lagann! All thats missing is some GATTAI XD
ReplyDeleteIt's the Mazin Gundam man.
DeleteTokyo Marui as in the airsoft company?...
ReplyDeleteFirst thing pops in my mind, "Made in China". And I was wrong, sorry 'bout that.
ReplyDeleteThe last pic actually looks pretty cool. MG please?
A chest and leg flyer, and a core splendor. Lol, rock on!
ReplyDeleteStupid Design ...
ReplyDeleteWhen i saw the first pic, i thought i was seeing the turn a O.o
ReplyDeleteI had the same thought as well. Could be the inspiration for the Turn A.
DeleteAnd the design, a case of: So bad, it's good kind of feel!
Gundal's giving the finger, hehehehehehe! :3
ReplyDeleteGungal I mean, apologies for the typo. :p
DeleteThe Phrase "Barely Legal" comes to mind XD
ReplyDeleteThey did a good job though designing them. They took all the leading themes from the 0079 MSes and did their own spin-off with them. Like Gundam meets Mazinger. Or If Gundam had returned to their old S-R (Super Robot) heritage from the 60's and early 70's.
so... the GunGale in Keroro based on the real thing (see the beach chapter)
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