'Sure, you youngsters got moves. But can you do a good old fashioned high kick?'.

Sorry, the best I can do for now. Photos aren't really my thing, as you can probably tell (plus, I've got a few other things going on right now, so this is kind of a rush job). I used a red Gundam marker to paint the 'missiles', but it takes time to dry out.

 

A few more:

 

Awesome, thank you very much, much appreciated!!    

 

I did try to have pics taken from different angles (they're meant to be more 'imformative' than pretty. I'll let someone else do better ones. (Okay, the 'high kick' was Dai Atlas showing off his moves )).

I really recommend these fillers. A couple of simple pieces of plastic make such a big difference to the figure.

 

Great pics!!!

 

I liked your idea and I didnt understand what all the fuss was about it with that other guy hassling you. Its your figure, you can do whatever you want with it and if your happy with the result thats all that matters!

I think some people like to argue on here because they just have too much time on their hands.   

 

Hang on, how did you guys detach Dai Atlas' jet half and tank half?

Is there a video tutorial?

 

there is a mushroom peg in the chain that connects the jet and tank

 

Thanks for sharing pictures of this!

Will be ordering the leg filler cannons!  

 

Is anyone still selling these ?

 

Yeah, I'm getting worried that I missed the boat on this part.

 

It's been long out of print. I can't navigate taobao well, but this is SL's official taobao site:
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Looking back, this ended up being a much better kit than the Z sword.

 

Thanks

 

I think they are re-releasing this kit now in black.

 

I preferred it in blue.

 

Also hoping for another reissue in original blue colours - anyone got any inside info one this?

 

It's the exact same as before except for the black color.

 

I'm making a guess but it's probably because they aren't expecting enough demand to be worth buying the blue paint for. The trick to 3D printed addons is to make just enough after all, since profits don't scale well with volume using this manufacturing method.