nightbusarr180 is selling one of the biggest collections of Transformers, Gundams and anime action figures on EBay. If you ever wanted to start your own shop this would be a great way. I can’t even begin to imagine what to with all these figures.
nightbusarr180 is selling an awesome Gundam model kit. I was just talking about these model kits the other day with my friend. I use to love ordering these out of the Diamond Select catalogs. Back in the 90′s that was the only way to really get them. The Gundam perfect grade series features bigger more detailed models on a 1/60 scale. As you can see this one is built but not painted. The stickers still need to be applied too. I not sure why you would buy one pre-made. The fun is building them.
yeah.panda has a 8 inch Gundam figure. This figure was released to commemorate the 30 Anniversary of the Mobile Suit. The RX 78-2 is from the original series.
Before Gundam and Macross there was Mazinger,created by my personal favorite manga artist Go Nagi back in the 70′s. gv1666888 is selling this hard to find 12″ Medicom figure. I’m telling you this because with one day left the figure is at a low price. I love robots and this is one of the best finds. For those of you who don’t know Go Nagi created Devilman my other favorite character.
secretcompass is selling this awesome Gundam Metal Build figure. I really like the look of this figure. I could never get the detail right when I built the kits. The line work was always so difficult to get right. They end up being crooked in one spot and then throw off the entire look.
In the mid 90′s I went through a phase where I liked building model kits. I remember going down to the Route 1 Flea Market (yes the same one referenced in the movie Mallrats) to get Gundam model kits.They were awesome to put together I would waste a good 3-4 hours building and painting them. The Japanese really have a knack for detail. Nothing is ever overlooked. I’ve heard they have Life size Gundam’s in Japan. smlau71 is selling an HG-EX G Gundam kit 1/60 scale. This Gundam stands about 11″ which is pretty big for a model kit that you have to assemble and paint. But from the looks of it all the hard work has been done for you, which kind of takes the fun out.
