#Crossbone Gundam X1 Custom

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So I have finally played my first Gundam video game and that happened to be SD Gundam Battle Alliance and I am really glad it was because playing this game give me the realization that there are good Gundam video games out there.

This game is really good fun. The combat is fun and fast paced, as it should be. There is a wealth different mobile suits from a lot of the different anime. I am going to list every mobile suit in the game because I can.

RX-78-2 Gundam, Guncannon, Guntank, GM, Zaku II Type F, Dom, Char’s Z’Gok & Char’s Gelgoog.

Gundam Ground Type, Gundam Ez8 & Gouf Custom.

Gundam Alex, GM Sniper II & Kampfer.

Full Armor Thunderbolt Gundam, Psycho Zaku & Gundam GP03S Stamen.

Zeta Gundam, Hyaku Shiki, Qubeley & The-O.

ZZ Gundam & Full Armor ZZ Gundam.

Nu Gundam, Sazabi & Hi-Nu Gundam.

Unicorn Gundam, Full Armor Unicorn Gundam, Banshee, Banshee Norn, Kshatriya, Sinanju & Narrative Gundam C-Packs.

Gundam F91, Crossbone Gundam X1, Crossbone Gundam X2 & V2 Assault Buster Gundam. 

Turn A Gundam, Turn X, Burning Gundam, Master Gundam, Wing Gundam Zero & Gundam Epyon.

Gundam Double X, Freedom Gundam, Justice Gundam Providence Gundam & Gundam Astray Gold Frame Amatsu Mina.

Destiny Gundam, Strike Freedom Gundam, Infinite Justice Gundam, Legend Gundam, Gundam Astray Red Frame Kai & Gundam Astray Blue Frame Second Revise.

00 Raiser, Cherudim Gundam. Arios Gundam, Seravee Gundam, Gundam Exia Repair II, Arche Gundam, Reborns Gundam, 0 Gundam (Type A.C.D) & 00 QAN[T}.

Gundam AGE-FX, G-Self (Perfect Pack), Gundam Barbatos (6th Form), Gundam Barbatos Lupus, Gundam Barbatos Lupus Rex, Gundam Gusion Rebake Full City, Gundam Bael, Gundam Kimaris Vidar & Reginlaze Julia (Final Battle)

Musha Gundam, Knight Gundam, Command Gundam, Gundam Latreia, Liu Bei Unicorn Gundam, Cao Cao Wing Gundam, Sun Jian Gundam Astray & Phoenix Gundam.

So, yeah, there are a lot of mobile suit to play and collect in this game. Now, personally, I find that can be the one downside to this game as well. See, once you do the main story and the DLC stories, there isn’t much left to do. The only thing you really can do is replay story missions as chaos missions and yeah it’s just going after blueprints to mobile suit you may have some but not all of or just not have yet. Some people may find that fun but I personally have already become bored of it. But that is really the only negative thing I have for this game. I definitely recommend giving this a play. 

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Build Year 2019 in Review

First off, happy new year to everyone here! Just wanted to celebrate what is my second year into model building by reflecting on the 5 builds that I thought defined the year for me.

High Grade WS-G-XXV Gundam Kimaris Venandi

Clutching in at first is my most ambitious build to date: my first kitbash custom gunpla. I've always wanted to build and paint a custom gunpla since I started building, and I've always had these backstories in mind. I also wanted to put building and painting skills to the test before the end of the year.

2. Real Grade Nu Gundam

This kit was an unprecedented experience personally. The build was pretty much prefect and I enjoyed almost every second of it. The kit handles like a dream and I spent hours testing out different poses. A trully defining milestone in Gunpla development.

3. High Grade MS-06S Zaku II Type S Char Aznable Custom

This was the build where I really began to hone my fledgling skills in painting, detailing, seam line removal and decal application. It was also my first Char mobile suit. Fantastic kit to go all out on.

4. Real Grade XM-X1 Crossbone Gundam

Aside from being the smallest Real Grade to date along with all the engineering that was needed to make that happen, this kit was probably the most fun kit for me this year. Great handling combined with a large inventory of accessories ensures a joy filled experience when it comes to posing this Gundam. Also got me into the Crossbone Gundam storyline.

5. 1:72 T-70 X-Wing [Custom Colors]

I've always meant to get into Bandai's Star Wars line, and I wasn't disappointed. A relatively simple builds meant I got to spend more time on painting and detailing rather than nub mark clean up and seam line removal. Every one of these kits comes with a sizable sheet of water slide decals which should be a standard for Bandai kits.

2019 was my second year into building Gunpla (and now other models). I've learned even more about building than I did in 2018. For 2020, I'm aiming to be more project based like with Project Rivarly, instead of building on impulse aside from a few exceptions. 2020 is looking to have another great release lineup though, and that High Grade the Origin RX-78-2 is looking awesome. Thank you as always for following me on my building journey and here's to ushering in a new decade!

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CROSSBONE GUNDAM X1

S.N.R.I. PROTOTYME MOBILE SUIT XM-X1

RG 1/144 CUSTOM BUILD

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I don’t have anything to review this week. I had plans to do a few BeastBoxes, and held out until the end for them to get here, but Customs has been a right pain with slower shipping over the past few months. Instead, I thought it might be fun to go over the past years worth of builds I did and see which ones I enjoyed the most, whether it be because the build itself was fun, I put a lot of work into it, or the end result was just neat.

RX-零/覚醒 RX-Zeromaru Shinki Kessho 

These aren’t in any particular order, but we’ll start with the updated Zeromaru. While this wasn’t a particularly interesting kit from a build perspective, it did have a fun gimmick. It’s mostly on here because this was the first time I recolored every part in order to color match. I’ve done it a few times since then (mostly with gold pieces), but this one was particularly interesting since I’d done the kit before without doing so, so seeing the two of them next to each other was really cool and felt like I was really stepping up as a builder.

GN-0000DVR/S/HWS Gundam 00 Sky HWS

While this build had a couple issues, I had a lot of fun with the 00 Sky; I tried some different panel lining techniques, experimented with paint to emphasize details, and the HWS was the last kit I added to my first series display. While the overall plot may not be the best, I stand by that Build Divers is a very good series if you’re looking to find some Gunpla Builder inspiration.

OZ-08MS-SP-K Leo Kanabo 

This was the last custom Leo I built, and ended up being one of the ones I’m most happy with. It doesn’t deviate very far from the original Leo’s design, but the ways that it does are very simple and effectively get the design intent across. Still wish I could have gotten that hip skirt to look a little better, though.

XM-X1 Crossbone Gundam X-1

RGs aren’t very fun to build. They look great on a shelf, and can be fun at times to pose (if you’re not building a rickety one), but are typically something you build for the end result. While the Crossbone is no exception, it gets some bonus points for effectively using its parts and being one of the cheapest RGs to date. It also has a ton of accessories, gimmicks, and effect parts for its price, and is probably my favorite RG I’ve built.

Matchless Raijin-Oh 

Now we start getting into some non-Gundam stuff, with the only kit that’s not made by Bandai. Coming from Good Smile’s Moderoid line, Raijin-Oh feels like toy art. While not necessarily the most interesting build, the end result is fantastic, finding interesting ways to cheat anime proportions into both the combined form as well as the three separate mecha that make it up. Also, behind the scenes, totally forgot to attach Hou-Oh’s tail in every picture. Oops.

eEXM-17SOS Alto Sub-Orbital Sniper Kai III 

The only other custom on this list is, again, not from Gundam. The 30MM line is made for making custom units, and this was my first attempt with an idea I’d had in the back of my head for a long time: a sniper that attacks earth-bound enemies from orbit. I used four different upgrade kits to pull off the transformation from basic Alto to its third iteration, and it turned out great other than the very thick white paint. (I am my own biggest critic.) I know I say this every time, but you should totally look into 30MM if you haven’t; it’s a great way to create custom units with almost no barrier to entry.

PFF-X7 Core Gundam + PFF-X7/V2 Veetwo Gundam + PFF-X7/E3 Earthree Gundam + PFF-X7/M4 Marsfour Gundam

This is the coolest gimmick I think I’ve ever seen on a Gundam. While building Core Gundams has gotten a bit monotonous (and I may have to build a ton more of its new upgrade, at least one Core Gundam Rise, and maybe more than one Enemy Gundam Core), the end result is always fantastic from a meta perspective. While a lot of their parts are shared, the minor variations you can do to not only modify a Gunpla’s performance, but also its appearance is really cool. I’ll give extra praise to the Marsfour since it also inspired me to try doing some dry brushing techniques for the first time in a while.

ZGMF-X19AK Gundam Justice Knight

Now this was a fun build. All kinds of added joints, special gimmicks, and good use of parts. This was also another time I did gold color matching if only because I painted the chest vulcans and wanted everything to match. But to be fair, I probably wouldn’t be as fond of it if I didn’t. It’s a poser’s Gunpla built to pose, and it can outlandishly do so. They did also announce a standard Infinite Justice release, if that’s more your thing.

WarGreymon (Amplified) 

I’m a big Digimon fan, and I’ve talked before how I was disappointed that the Digimon Reboot model kit line went under after only one kit. WarGreymon was a Grey(t) reinvigoration of that old idea. He has amazing use of plastic at bizarre angles to create a very involved and interesting sculpt while still maintaining all of his recognizable elements. His main issue is he’s a brick, having joints but not the strength or sometimes clearance to move them. Still looks great, and is cheaper than most of your other options.

神竜合士 Valkylander

I’ve been giving a lot of love to Re:Rise, but they just keep producing solid kits (of their hero characters). The Valkylander is an SD Gundam with two separate combined modes, one of which is a dragon. This was also another case where I went ham on the paint to great effect. I believe the Avalanche Rex Buster parts release next month, and I’ll be excited to put those together. Y’know, before Par builds something else in season two that replaces them...

Overall, I built 27 model kits over the course of 2019, and I can’t help but feel I’ll end up building even more throughout 2020. I’ve got a few P-Bandai kits on the way, a massive 30MM custom project I’ve been collecting kits for, I’m going to be starting work on a Build Divers Sidestory Display, and the second season of Re:Rise is releasing in April. I’ve already got 16 model kits on the way or on preorder, and that’s just through April. If all goes well, hopefully this will be the last week I don’t have anything to review for a while.

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MG 1/100 Gundam Crossbone XM-X1 Full Cloth - Customized Build Modeler: James Jgarage http://gundamguy.blogspot.com/2016/12/mg-1100-gundam-crossbone-xm-x1-full.html?m=1

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My Gunpla built this year would like to wish all of you a Happy New Year! Pictured above, in production order: 1. MG God Gundam, back row, left center Built in March 2. MG Wing Gundam Proto Zero, back row, right center Built in May 3. RG Sinanju, far left Built in August 4. MG Crossbone X1 Ver Ka, far right Built in November 5. HG Gouf Custom, center Built in December

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ALRIGHTY so all my unbuilt kits so far!!

Starting from the top left going down to the bottom right we have:

MG Shin Musha Gundam

MG Shin Musha Gundam Mk-II

MG Sengoku Astray Gundam

MG Gundam Astray Red Frame

MG Gundam The Origin

MG Gundam Heavyarms Custom EW*

MG Buster Gundam

MG Master Gundam

MG G Gundam

MG Gundam Spiegel

HG Sinanju

HG Nobell Gundam

HG Master Gundam & Fuunsaiki

HG Jegan

HG Jesta Cannon (Clear)*

HG Jesta (Clear)*

HG GN Archer

HG Frame Shiden

HG Hi-Nu Gundam

MG GM Sniper II

HG Jegan ECOAS Type

HG Jegan Type-A2 (General Revil Deployment)*

HG GM Custom

HG Geara Zulu

HG GM Quel

HG R-GyaGya

HG Banshee Norn (Unicorn Mode)

HG Banshee Norn (Destroy Mode)

MG Gundam Heavyarms

MG GM Ground Type

HG Full Armor Unicorn Gundam (Destroy Mode/Red Color Version)

HG Full Armor Unicorn Gundam (Destroy Mode/Green Color Version)

HG Unicorn Gundam (Destroy Mode) + Head Display Base (Limited)

HG Unicorn Gundam (Unicorn Mode)

HG Gundam Mk-II (Titans)

HG Crossbone Gundam X1

HG Crossbone Gundam X1 Full Cloth

HG Wing Gundam Fenice

HG Wing Gundam Fenice Rinascita

HG GM Sniper K9

HG Ghost Jegan F*

HG Ghost Jegan M*

HG Gyancelot

HG Super Fumina

HG Super Fumina Titans Maid Version*

HG GM Sniper II (White Dingo Team Custom)*

HG Lydo Wolf’s GM Sniper II*

RG Sinanju

FRAME ARMS Girl Gourai

FRAME ARMS Girl Architect

HG Denial Gundam

HG Kamiki Burning Gundam

HG Try Burning Gundam

HG Try Burning Gundam (Plavsky Particle Clear Version)*

MG Jesta Cannon*

MG Nu Gundam Verson Katoki

MG Gundam Version 3.0

HG Jesta

MG Jesta

MG Gundam F91

HG Jesta Cannon

and the last kit that I plan on buliding very soon!

HG Petit’gguy Stray Black & Catcos

* = P-Bandai or Exclusive kits

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