Work # 2: Gundam Hatch

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Hello once again everybody. It’s been long since I last made my very first post here in this platform. Life got in the way of things, resulting into the neglect of certain leisure and endeavors I’ve taken. Here in this post, I would like to introduce my second kitbash/mixed-build from last year of august. I dub this work, Gundam Hatch. I used a Gundam Converge figure of the Eclipse Gundam as a base. Without any further ado, allow me to showcase what I’ve done to this kit by watching the video from below, if you so choose.

The modifications I made with this kit are not to complicated to say the least. Contrary to most advanced mixed builds I've built in the past, the scale of this figure has limited some areas of creative freedom in the realm of adding additional articulation. So I ended up exerting as much liberties as I could while preserving what made the original worth getting in to.

The color scheme that I used as reference came from a certain mecha design that most of you are familiar with, if you noticed. But to those still left in the dark, it was a mecha named Flickerei Geist from Super Robot Wars.

The furry hind-legs of the piece was merely an extension to increase its height. I wanted to emulate the aesthetic of certain designs were the legs are sometimes comically lengthy while preserving the cohesiveness of the design. I would like to point out that one of the works of 出戻り！ガンプライフ was the inspiration of sorts that opted me to take such liberties. I tried providing the link to his particular video, but the system is somehow limiting my ability to reference it. Do give him a follow and subscribe, and tell the kind man that I sent you to him. I hope this doesn't give out any negative connotations when referencing this person.

My obsession with a certain dual wielding gun pose is apparent in this piece and the previous one before it.

Here, showcasing my pose with the partisan canon I've attached into its back.

And here, the final pose of the post. Tried to portray it as dynamic as I could, airborne. Unlike the previous, I want to end this post on a somewhat different and much desirable note.

Thank you for taking the time to view my aircraft and I hope to see you again anytime soon.