Re: [gundam] (Model) 1/72 Sazabi sneak peak

[Gus Jae]

That's what I was thinking too as far as the 3rd link's kit.  Looks interesting in a weird kitbash way.  Royalty fees? ;)  'nouh said. I met with the owner/sculptor Elvis Lee (yeah, Elvis) back in 2001, and for a guy doing this part time, he is pretty amazing, as in amazing that he can find the time.  He is very talented, being able to sculpt and produce these kits at that level of details.  He 'retouched' a 1/35 KOG that was released by Wave a long time ago and the added details is just jaw dropping.  However, I am not always crazy about his designs (redesigns).  What he did with the 1/100 Xeku-Zwei RMS-142's feet just drove me nuts...  Then again, could just be my personal taste (preference). Anyhow, I am looking forward to see the completed kit.  It's nice to drool over the keyboard knowing diapers have taken over your plastic crack spending...   G' ----- Original Message ----- From: Boaz MyTurnASpace To: list@gundam.com Sent: Wednesday, May 17, 2006 2:11 PM Subject: Re: [gundam] (Model) 1/72 Sazabi sneak peak On 5/17/06, Dr. Core <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: Boaz MyTurnASpace wrote: > AFAIK G-system is not known to pay license fee AT ALL. The model in question doesn't come, seems to me, out of G-sys. Oh, you're talking about the 3rd link but I's about 1st and 2nd. >From the promotion image the G-System model is not done, so figure the 3rd link is not a G-system mod? http://www.g-system-shop.com/cp-zlk/211/0.jpg Additionally, the back up fuel container at its back is from the 1/550 alpha azieru and I doubt it'd be so big on an 1/72 Sazabi... but correct me wrong if you have the said model and you think it's big enough. BTW, the backpack comes from a Dunbine model... but it could either be the 1/35 MG or the old 1/24 Dunbine. I expect it's a 1/100 MG Sazabi conversion. -- Boaz http://myturnaspace.blogspot.com