It looks like they put more effort into the Build Booster Mk-II than the actual model. Bandai, the HGUC Gundam Mk-II is 11 years old. You had the perfect opportunity to release a beloved mobile suit in the form of a newer kit, using new technology. You gave that treatment to the Strike, why not the Gundam Mk-II? Instead, you opted to just use the parts from a badly outdated kit, and slapped seals on the new parts, when there is clearly plastic in that color. If you wanted to save money that bad Bandai, you should have just skipped making this waste of time. You have done better Bandai, much better than this.
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It looks like they put more effort into the Build Booster Mk-II than the actual model. Bandai, the HGUC Gundam Mk-II is 11 years old. You had the perfect opportunity to release a beloved mobile suit in the form of a newer kit, using new technology. You gave that treatment to the Strike, why not the Gundam Mk-II? Instead, you opted to just use the parts from a badly outdated kit, and slapped seals on the new parts, when there is clearly plastic in that color. If you wanted to save money that bad Bandai, you should have just skipped making this waste of time. You have done better Bandai, much better than this.
ReplyDeleteYeah, at least they can molds similar in the HGUC RX-79(G).
ReplyDeleteI hate those ball joint hips...
I think MK-II's going to get an update with the all gundam project of Bandai so lets just wait for it shall we... :3
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