MG 1/100 Strike Gundam Ootori [Kira Yamato Custom] - Customized Build
Modeled by windsfyzz
Sunday, May 4, 2014
HGCC 1/144 Turn A Gundam - New Images [Updated 5/4/14]
HGCC 1/144 Turn A Gundam (Release Date: Apr 2014, Price: 1,470 Yen)
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P-Bandai Online Hobby Shop Exclusive: HGCC 1/144 Turn A Gundam Effect Part (Pre-order Begins: Feb 2014, Release Date: May 2014, Price: 1728 yen)
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HGCC 1/144 Turn A Gundam + P-Bandai Online Hobby Shop Exclusive: Effect Part Combo
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[Updated 5/4/14]
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P-Bandai Online Hobby Shop Exclusive: HGCC 1/144 Turn A Gundam Effect Part (Pre-order Begins: Feb 2014, Release Date: May 2014, Price: 1728 yen)
GG INFINITE: ORDER HERE
HGCC 1/144 Turn A Gundam + P-Bandai Online Hobby Shop Exclusive: Effect Part Combo
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[Updated 5/4/14]
Kunio Okawara "Design of the Zaku Mobile Suit" Interview (English Summary)
Kunio Okawara "Design of the Zaku Mobile Suit" Interview (English Summary)
An intervew with Kunio Okawara (mobile suit designer) about the untold story behind the creation of the Zaku mobile suit by livedoor NEWS.
Interview Summary:
- Kunio Okawara studied graphic design in an university in Japan, and his goal was to work for a major apparel manufacturer company upon graduation.
- When designing the Zaku, it was originally drawn not to be a toy (model kit), but in the form of an ideal robot weapon at the time.
- During the mobile suits design phase, he had to follow a very strict production schedule to design a mobile suit in just a few days time.
- At the beginning, he recalled his study in designing clothing/apparel was quite a different genre as to doing mechanical design of robots. But he was surprised that skill set helped.
- When it was time to design the Zeon mobile suits. He was able to freely design as he pleased, since it was an enemy mecha, there was no commercialization plan for a mobile suit such as the Zaku.
Read the full interview at livedoor NEWS (Japanese).
An intervew with Kunio Okawara (mobile suit designer) about the untold story behind the creation of the Zaku mobile suit by livedoor NEWS.
Interview Summary:
- Kunio Okawara studied graphic design in an university in Japan, and his goal was to work for a major apparel manufacturer company upon graduation.
- When designing the Zaku, it was originally drawn not to be a toy (model kit), but in the form of an ideal robot weapon at the time.
- During the mobile suits design phase, he had to follow a very strict production schedule to design a mobile suit in just a few days time.
- At the beginning, he recalled his study in designing clothing/apparel was quite a different genre as to doing mechanical design of robots. But he was surprised that skill set helped.
- When it was time to design the Zeon mobile suits. He was able to freely design as he pleased, since it was an enemy mecha, there was no commercialization plan for a mobile suit such as the Zaku.
Read the full interview at livedoor NEWS (Japanese).
Mobile Suit Gundam UC Exhibition Road to Episode 7 @ Ikebukuro Parco (Tokyo, Japan) - Image Gallery [Part 4]
Mobile Suit Gundam UC Exhibition Road to Episode 7 @ Ikebukuro Parco (Tokyo, Japan)
Images via einherja.info
Location: Ikebukuro Parco 4th Floor
Dates: Apr 19th - May 11th, 2014
Admission: 300 yen (Elementary Student & Under is Free)
Event Sponsored by Bandai, Cooperation with Sunrise
View more info about this event: HERE
View Part 3: HERE
View Part 2: HERE
View Part 1: HERE
Mobile Suit Gundam 35th Anniversary Exhibition @ Gundam Front Tokyo (Diver City, Odaiba, Japan) - Images Gallery [Part 3]
SDX Crown Knight Gundam - Review by Taste
SDX Crown Knight Gundam (Pre-order starts: 11/22/13, Release Date: Apr 2014, Price: 8,424 Yen)
Review by Taste
Review by Taste
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