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gremoria411 · 2 months

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Gundam Design Lineages - Universal Century

Because I’m probably going to do a few of these.

This is a follow-up to an ask by @wordsandrobots , with the original post here:

But honestly this one works pretty well just on its own.

Gundam as a series tends to have mobile suits share several features, and it plays around with the concept of lineages and development in that field. Seeing how I haven’t made much progress on finishing my thoughts on 00’s design lines yet, I thought I’d be nice to take a nice sidebar and talk about the Universal Century.

The Universal Century is the original series and the one with the most instalments. As such, it is absolutely thick with design lineages to trip over and discuss.

However, I really don’t see a lineage between the actual Gundam’s themselves. With the sole exception of the original Gundam and the Gundam Mk-II, they all feel rather unconnected - at least directly. The Original RX-78 line was constructed basically out of whole cloth during the one year war - the general concept of mobile suits was considered but there was little influence from pre-existing designs because there weren’t any. The post-war Gundam development project was a group of units with very different design goals, grouped together under the name “Gundam” because that’s what Federation high-performance suits were called, really. Yes, they would be used against Zeon remnant groups but the Gp02 and Gp03 especially were fully divorced from prior Gundam iterations (I guess there’s the focus on close quarters combat and quick strikes that connects the other three, but again that feels more regarding mobile suits in general than Gundams specifically to me). The Gundam Mk-II was a direct upgrade to the original built at the beginning of the Gryps Conflict using modern technology, and thus shares direct lineage, but from there it all goes a bit sideways. The “next” iteration, the Zeta Gundam, was developed by Anaheim Electronics under their Project Zeta line. Project Zeta could probably be its own post, but it was essentially brand-new in terms of mobile suit design, incorporating cutting-edge technologies and some data from Axis. Yes, the Gundam Mk-II was one of the suits that were used in the Zeta Gundam development, but so was the Rick Dias and Methuss, so I don’t tend to look at it as a Gundam development line all that much. The Gundam Mk-III also clearly incorporated design features from the Zeta Project (specifically both the Zeta and Delta Gundam’s) in addition to the Mk-II, so there’s no direct link there. The Gundam Mk-IV is stated to be based off the Mk-III, and I’d be inclined to consider it took influence from other Project Zeta units as well, considering both lines would have been incorporating remote weaponry around this time (such as the S Gundam, seen in Gundam Sentinel). The ZZ Gundam appears to have been developed in response to other Fourth-Generation Mobile Suits, and is also part of the Project Zeta line. The Nu Gundam is, surprise-surprise, also part of the Project Zeta line, but I tend to look at it more as an expression of Amuro’s development rather than the Gundam itself. Project Zeta is essentially a bunch of Gundam plans all running at once, so while they cross-pollinate each other, I don’t view them as a lineage as such. The Unicorns, F91 and Alex I generally look at as their own things - The Unicorns are this odd development of the Nu and the Sazabi through the Sinanju, but their status as the absolute zenith of Newtype-use mobile suits again separates them from Gundam’s specifically. The F91 is a development of the F90, which is essentially just, a Gundam. Like, a new one. Lastly the Alex, while absolutely lovely, falls into the trap of being built in the One Year War, and thus I’m inclined to lump it in with all the other OYW-era Gundams and Gundam-a-likes. Variants, not successors.

So, now that we’ve established I don’t really see the various Gundam’s as a design lineage, what do I think of when I think design lineages in Universal Century? Why, nothing less than the other side of the coin, from Federation elites to Zeon grunts, ladies, gentlemen and beyond, let’s talk about Zaku’s:

The Zaku I - The Zaku I was the first mobile suit assigned for use in combat, and was developed in UC 0095, four years before the outbreak of the One Year War. It’s production would eventually be replaced by the Zaku II in UC 0077-0078 (depending on if you class the Zaku II A Type or C Type it’s replacement), as the Zaku II had overall better performance, and was easier to work with due to a improved internal design. The Zaku I’s lower performance would see it mostly relegated to second-line duties during the bulk of the One Year War, but it was infamously used during the One Week Battle and Operation British, where it would be armed with Atomic Bazooka’s and G3 Gas Grenades. The Zaku I did see some frontline use however - Ramba Ral, Erik Blanke and Norris Packard would all make Ace status in these suits, and it wasn’t unknown for commanders to request it instead of Zaku II’s, since it was more likely to be available. It also was able to use pretty much any weapon that the Zaku II could, leading to a comparatively low loss in performance. Interestingly, two variants of this unit - the British Invasion “Green Devil” and First Refined Type 185th Airborne Paratrooper use, both used during Operation British and the Earth Drop Operation, respectively; would incorporate Zaku II parts, implying that the Zaku I could be upgraded to a level close to the Zaku II with little difficulty, similar to how the Earth Federation would later upgrade its aging GM’s into GM II’s.

Design-wise, I think the Zaku I’s just lovely. A little soldier guy. I like how simple and clean the body is, and the head’s just so well-defined and characterful - it just looks surprised. The darker tones and thinner design sell that this is the precursor to the Zaku II - I especially like the “bridge” in the centre of the visor - putting multiple at the side to give a clearer front view is the obvious choice, so having the Zaku I not have that is just very nice. Its weaponry is pretty great - its machine gun and bazooka are obvious precursors to ones used by the Zaku II, and it incorporating an actual shield to compensate for it not being integrated is also lovely.

The Zaku II - what even is there to say about this one? It’s justifiably iconic and for good reason. The Zaku II C Type entered service sometime in U.C. 0078, and was used in the early stages of the One Year War. After the signing of the Antarctic Treaty, it would be quickly replaced with the visually-identical F Type, which lacked the heavy radiation shielding around the cockpit and was consequently much more agile. However, the F Type would itself be largely replaced with the also externally identical J Type for Earth operations (often known as the Zaku Ground Type), which had internals better suited to combat under gravity. In case it’s not obvious, I really like the many, many Zaku variants. It’s just lovely to see so many spins on such a classic design. I like the simplicity of it, I like the weapon variety, I like how expressive it is, I like how it’s in basically everything because it’s just so “Zeon”.

The Hi-Zack. I know there’s a bunch of units between the Zaku II and Hi-Zack, but they’re all either Zaku II variants (and therefore good) or from Advance of Zeta (which I don’t really care about). So I’m just gonna talk about the basic Hi-Zack. It’s probably my least favourite of the suits I’m gonna talk about here, but that’s more to do with the rest of the line being really good. The Hi-Zack was used by the Earth federation and Titans during the gryps conflict, and was one of the three “main” mobile suits for both organisations during the war. It was noted for being vastly superior to the old Zaku, however due to a weak generator, it could only mount one beam weapon at a time (so beam saber or beam rifle, not both). This would eventually be remedied in the later Hi-Zack custom, but by then the titans were seeking a new main mobile suit, so it was only produced in limited numbers. Design-wise, the Hi-Zack’s an odd duck for me. I’m not particularly fond of the design itself, but I like a lot of the details surrounding it. It’s quite a nice microcosm of early Gryps War-era design - the chest in particular is this blend of federation and Zeon elements and I like how chunky the feet are. There’s just so much good detail here, but it doesn’t feel overdone and it looks great in animation. I’m just not really much of a fan of the design itself - it just looks too much like a Zaku +1 to me. Or the Zaku pushed through a Zeta-style design filter, with its wing binders and two-colour forearms. I also think it’s just lacking in the weapon department - the fact it can only mount a beam rifle or beam saber just does it no favours, and there’s nothing to really differentiate it from the pack, as it were. Pretty much all of its weaponry is used by other mobile suits, so there’s nothing that feels like it’s unique to the Hi-Zack. Well, one exception- I do quite like its machine gun, but I think that’s just because it’s essentially a Zaku machine gun with a fancy sight. I would also like to call out that I like how it’s got two colour schemes - one for the Titans and one for the Federation, and it looks absolutely gorgeous in the Zeta Gundam: A New Translation movies (seriously, it’s just so pretty).

The Zaku III - The Zaku III is Axis Zeon’s proper upgrade rollout for the Zaku Line, designed to be versatile and easily equipped for different missions. To this end, it had a variety of optional parts produced, leading to the Zaku III Custom, which was really just the Zaku III with various options parts added to boost performance. It was in competition to become Axis next mainline mobile suit - a competition it lost to the vastly more powerful Döven Wolf. As such, it would only be produced in limited numbers.

The regular Zaku III is a pretty big break away from the Zaku design lineage - which honestly is pretty nice. It’s built to essentially be full of beam weapons, and it has some good handheld ones (like three different kinds of beam rifles, one of which has a bayonet). I like the head and the gray colour scheme really makes it stand out. It’s got some nice bulk, so it feels like it’s derived from the Rick Dom a little as well. It’s just very nice overall, it hearkens back to the principality in form while being full of the firepower that is Axis Zeon’s functional hallmark.

A little bit of a cheat now - I really want to talk about the Zaku III Late Type. The Zaku III late type appears in the Manga Under the Gundam: Double Fake (and also Gundam F90: Fastest Formula) Honestly, there’s a lot of great designs in there, but I want to talk about this one because until the introduction of the Zaku IV (shown below), this was the link between the Zaku III and Geara Doga, so I figured it’d be nice to talk about. It retains the skirt-integrated beam cannons of the original Zaku III, as well as its beam sabers. It was also able to mount an optional bazooka. It also mounts a ballistic machinegun in contrast to the original’s beam rifle - it’s stated to be an improved version of the original Zaku III, and one typical way of improving a mobile suit is thinning out integrated beam weapons to ease the load on the reactor, so it having less beam weapons would make sense. It’s also possible that its operators anticipated fighting in colonies, where beam weapons would be overall detrimental, leading to a reduction in their use. The point I’m unclear on is if it retains the “mouth” beam cannon of the original - it’s never shown with it, but some iterations of the design are specifically noted as having removed it, implying it’s still present on this model.

Design-wise, honestly gorgeous. I love the blue colouration and the slant to the armour, while the body and form sell it as an improvement over the original Zaku III due to its more angular nature and the addition of smaller details to break up the armour. I like how the shoulders are slightly slimmed-down since it makes it feel sleeker, and there’s so many details here that are just prototypical of what we’ll see on the Geara Doga. 10/10, only note is I wish I knew how it’s armaments played out.

Note: Apparently the units seen in the Fastest Formula manga are the CR types, as opposed to the Under the Gundam: Double Take units C type designation, but honestly this could just be a stylistic thing, so I bundled the units together (there’s some nice art from Fastest Formula that’s a lot closer to how Zaku III’s are depicted in Unicorn).

The Zaku IV - Boy, it sure is lovely when Gbo2 decides to play ball and actually spits out two of the units I want to talk about. The Zaku IV is an odd one. Because, yes, precursor to the Geara Doga and part of the Zaku Lineage and all that, but also it’s designer is Ippei Gyoubu, who designed the Man Rodi, the Zaku-analogue from Mobile Suit Gundam Iron Blooded Orphans. So it’s got just as much influence from the Man Rodi as it does the Zaku, which is just lovely. The Zaku IV was predominantly used by Zeon Remnant forces in the period between the first Neo Zeon War and Char’s Counterattack. It was armed with a long-barrelled sniper beam rifle, two rapid-fire beam cannons mounted on the head (allowing for a greater angle of fire than the original Zaku III), a pair of small beam machineguns holstered on the backpack and a pair of beam knuckle dusters stored on the waist when not in use. It does also have a large heat hawk as optional equipment.

I really like how heavily armed it is - it feels like a genuine advance on the Zaku III. It strips out a lot of the internal weaponry and hews a lot closer to the design of the Zaku II, but I like how advanced it feels. There’s echoes of 4th-Gen design hallmarks here - the Zaku IV even has an optional add-on, the Princess Booster, containing funnels. I really love how chunky the legs are - they’re an obvious follow-on to the Zaku III, but they remind me of the Dom as well - or more specifically the Rick Dom, so it’s blending together Zeon suits as opposed to just being about the Zaku. Weapon-wise…. The beam knuckle dusters are just adorable honestly, they don’t replace the heat hawk, but they’re just so neat. Them being beam weapons is pretty great too, since it’s a technical upgrade, but visually they still look so very Zeonic. I love the inclusion of the larger beam rifle and beam guns - it really sells the idea of this being a ranged specialist Zaku, and it also make it feel like the heavy weapon specialist of the design tree. The beam machineguns - I don’t hate them, but they just don’t have the design charm of the original MMP Machine Gun for me. I like the colour scheme too - a two-tone of green, with red and light gray for details, breaking up this blocky aesthetic with sharp touches that are framed by the rest of the design. I also love all the design features that feel like evolutions of the Man Rodi - the arms, the hands. Even the odd leg proportions feel like they’re referencing that design, since it basically just had thrusters instead of feet. It’s just this wonderful blend of the Man Rodi and the old Zaku II. I also love how greebled it is (though that essentially counts for all of Ippei Gyoubu’s designs).

The Geara Doga - okay, so the Geara Doga is (probably) my favourite grunt suit design, and is most definitely in the running for one of my favourite mobile suit designs period, so I will obviously be completely biased here. There’s just so much character to it in my opinion - obviously it’s still got that ever-expressive monoeye, but a small detail I like is how the yellows draws your eye to the thruster bells - it emphasised the mobility because it’s got them in so many places. The commander types (the ones with antennas) even resemble mini-sazabi’s, so there’s this lovely of throughline of design with the rest of Char’s forces. Armament-wise, it can be armed with one of two types of Beam Machine Gun (one of which has a built-in grenade launcher), has a beam sword/axe for melee, incorporates a shock-anchor and has a shield on which up to four sturm faust’s may be mounted. It’s a very tight loadout, focused on versatility and any other roles can be taken by one of the Geara Doga’s variant units (various environmental specialists, plus Newtype test units, melee specialists, and even a good old fashioned Kai unit. Honestly I could probably do an entire post just on them alone) . I also love how angled the helmet is and I think the leg detailing’s just lovely. It’s got bulk, but it doesn’t feel sluggish, which is a lovely midpoint.

In-universe, the Geara Doga’s were manufactured by Anaheim Electronics for use by Newborn Neo Zeon (headed by Char Aznable). Emphasis was placed on reliability and ease of production and repair - it’s not particularly cutting-edge, but it’s so well-balanced it doesn’t really need to be. This also allows Anaheim to use it as a basis when constructing their next commissioned mobile suit, the Messer.

And, Lastly, the Geara Zulu. I’ve got conflicting opinions on this one, which I can divide into three main points:

I do love the design - I’ll admit a preference for the Guards Type, since that takes more influence from the Geara Doga, but the standard Geara Zulu is still very nice. It feels like a modern interpretation of the Zaku II - the form’s very much the same, with its slim physique and resembling a human soldier. I think it’s got good weapon variety and I do love the modern stylings on the legs. It’s detailed, but not so much that it doesn’t look good when there’s multiple of it, which is a quality you want in a grunt suit. It retains a lot of the Zaku’s strengths as well - it’s instantly recognisable and the monoeye means that it’s very expressive. The sleeves filigree is present, but it’s not excessive, so it’s clearly signified as a foot soldier as opposed to anything more complex. It has a handful of variants - the aforementioned guards type, the Aquatic Zee Zulu and Angelo’s various units, which are all pretty nice.

It is facist as all heck. Which yeah, obviously it’s a Zeon suit, but it just takes it so much further than any real previous design. It’s a look I’m not really comfortable with for obvious reasons, but I’m just rather lost as to why it looks like this. Original Zeon was this blend of WWI and WWII Germany through a sort of late-70’s Japanese sci-fi/tokusatsu lens, where the fact that there’s real, fairly human people piloting these things is the big difference (or at least that’s how I’ve always looked at it). The Geara Zulu might work if The Sleeves were presented as this sinister remnant of evils past, a cautionary tale of the spectres of old conflicts hiding in our society, but they’re just kinda not. Honestly I find the Neo Zeon presented in Unicorn to be one of the softest takes on Zeon in the franchise - they’re all largely humanised, they’re completely outmatched by the Earth Federation whenever they meet in open combat and even their attack on Torrington (which has numerous civilian casualties) is still presented as this rather desperate thing, where the tide turns on them when the Federation is able to bring actual modern ms to bear. I suppose it could be to mislead the viewer? So we expect Neo Zeon to be this sinister force and when they turn out to have rational goals it’s a surprise? But Gundam’s has the whole gray-on-gray morality going for a while so I can’t imagine that’d be it. It could be that the Mecha Designers and Story Writers didn’t communicate much, but again that feels unlikely. Also, (and this is less of a problem with the Geara Zulu and more with Unicorn’s Design ethos as a whole) I’m not really a fan of its beam rifle being based off the real-life StG-44 Assault rifle used by Germany in WWII. Like, yeah gundam’s had real-world influences before, and I can understand leaning towards the military aficionado demographic (both in messaging and finance), but it just feels so odd. “Watch this show about the horrors of war, with realistic designs from the military-industrial complex!”. Again, the Geara Zulu isn’t the only unit in Unicorn that does this (and I don’t even think it’s the worst offender), but it is a criticism I have of the design. But because of these issues, the Geara Zulu can’t really escape feeling like mixed messaging at best.

So, that’s the my opinions on the Geara Zulu in a nutshell: I really like the design - I’m just not too fond of some of the implications. I would still recommend Unicorn however - I think it says and does a lot of good things, even if I have several aesthetic criticisms.

In-universe, the Geara Zulu was a commission design by Anaheim Electronics on behalf of the Sleeves, who lacked the capacity for mobile suit manufacture of their own. It’s seen as a solid, sensible and reliable upgrade to the Geara Doga, hence it being the organisation’s mainline unit.

Closing

And that’s all of what I would consider the main units in the Zaku lineage (plus a few extra’s for my own satisfaction). It’s nice seeing how the different designs are iterated on, and how they reflect the technological developments and practical needs of the organisations utilising them (and I suppose out-of-universe design philosophies). I particularly like how the Zaku III and IV encapsulate fourth-generation design ethos, and how the Geara Doga and Geara Zulu represent the need practical capabilities coming off that high of Newtype tech during the Neo Zeon War. (I did consider doing the RF Zaku at the end, but honestly I don’t have an awful lot to say on it).

Feel free to mention any of your favourites!

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torelya · 2 years

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Як видалити непотрібні доповнення в Sims 4?

Всім доброго дня, у цьому пості я вам розповім, як видалити непотрібні доповнення Sims 4. Якщо у вас піратка, то потрібно: а) Відкрити кореневу папку з грою; б) Знаходимо папку з непотрібним доповненням (див. список нижче) і видаляємо її.

Доповнення/Expansion Packs:

EP1 — "На роботу!" / "Get to Work"

EP2 — "Веселимося разом!" / "Get Together"

EP3 — "Життя в місті" / "City Living"

EP4 — "Кішки та собаки" / "Cats & Dogs"

EP5 — "Пори року" / "Seasons"

EP6 — "Шлях до слави" / "Get Famous"

EP7 — "Життя на острові" / "Island Living"

EP8 — "В університеті" / "Discover University"

EP9 — "Екологічне життя" / "Eco Lifestyle"

EP10 — "Снігові простори" / "Snowy Escape"

EP11 — "Заміське життя" / "Cottage Living"

EP12 — "Старша школа" / "High School Years"

Безкоштовний набір/Free Pack:

FP01 — "Святковий" / "Holiday Celebration Pack"

Ігрові набори/Game Packs:

GP01 — "У похід!" / "Outdoor Retreat"

GP02 — "День спа" / "Spa Day"

GP03 — "У ресторані" / "Dine Out"

GP04 — "Вампіри" / "Vampires"

GP05 — "Батьки" / "Parenthood"

GP06 — "Пригоди в джунглях" / "Jungle Adventure"

GP07 — "Стрейнджервіль" / "StrangerVille"

GP08 — "Світ магії" / "Realm of Magic"

GP09 — "Star Wars: Подорож на Батуу" / "Star Wars: Journey to Batuu"

GP10 — "Інтер'єр мрії / Dream Home Decorator"

GP11 — "Весільні історії / My Wedding Stories"

GP12 — "Перевертні / Werewolves"

Каталоги/Stuff Packs:

SP01 — "Розкішна вечірка" / "Luxury Party"

SP02 — "Внутрішній дворик" / "Perfect Patio"

SP03 — "Класна кухня" / "Cool Kitchen"

SP04 — "Моторошні речі" / "Spooky"

SP05 — "Домашній кінотеатр" / "Movie Hangout"

SP06 — "Романтичний сад" / "Romantic Garden"

SP07 — "Дитяча кімната" / "Kids Room"

SP08 — "На задньому дворі" / "Backyard"

SP09 — "Гламурний вінтаж" / "Vintage Glamour"

SP10 — "Вечір боулінгу" / "Bowling Night"

SP11 — "Фітнес" / "Fitness"

SP12 — "Дитячі речі" / "Toddler"

SP13 — "День прання" / "Laundry Day"

SP14 — "Мій перший улюбленець" / "My First Pet" (потребує встановленого EP04 "Кішки та собаки" / "Cats & Dogs")

SP15 — "Moschino" / "Moschino"

SP16 — "Компактне життя" / "Tiny Living"

SP17 — "Витончене в'язання" / "Nifty Knitting"

SP18 — "Паранормальне" / "Paranormal"

Комплекти/Kits:

SP20 — "Вбрання з минулого" / "Throwback Fit"

SP21 — "Сільська кухня" / "Country Kitchen"

SP22 — "Здійми пил" / "Bust the Dust"

SP23 — "Особистий оазис" / "Courtyard Oasis"

SP24 — "Фешн-Стріт" / "Fashion Street"

SP25 — "Лофт" / "Industrial Loft"

SP26 — "Прибуття в Інчхон" / "Incheon Arrivals"

SP28 — "Чоловіча мода" / "Modern Menswear Kit"

SP29 — "Кімнатні рослини" / "Blooming Rooms"

SP30 — "Карнавал" / "Carnaval Streetwear Kit"

SP31 — "Максималізм в інтер'єрі" / "Décor to the Max"

SP32 — "Опівнічний шик" / "Moonlight Chic"

SP33 — "Маленькі туристи" / "Little Campers"

SP34 — "Перше вбрання" / "First Fits"

SP35 — "Розкоші пустелі" / "Desert Luxe"

SP36 — "Пастельні тони" / "Pastel Pop Kit"

SP37 — "Дрібниці для дому" / "Everyday Clutter Kit"

SP38 — "Симтимна мода" / "Simtimates Collection Kit"

SP39 — "Ванне приладдя" / "Bathroom Clutter Kit"

Сподіваюся, що ця інформація була корисною. Для просування поста та української спільноти, поставте лайк під пост <3

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tearsoftime0086 · 1 year

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SRW thoughts

Having seen a lot of gundam first thru super robot wars 3 on the SNES has really colored my appreciation of specific units.

SRW 3 in particular has Nu Gundam with 9-range funnels - I never went the Geymalk path as a kid, so Amuro and Nu was my defacto range unit. Puru's Qubeley Mk II marks the beginning of the steady flow of funnel units that are super busted. I used to think the Jagd Doga belonged to Puru Two, and loved the GP03 and Neue Ziel for their MAP micro missiles. Granzon was annoying and benched since his MAP hit allies lol

Aka, SRW3 made funnels and MAP attacks too broken and I miss that a lot.

(P.S. My favorite pilot was Kamille, because as a kid I thought his icon was a really awesome girl pilot who came in a unit with 1200 weapon damage...)

#super robot wars #super robot wars 3 #random musings #and I didn't even mention the aura battlers in ex/4/64 lol #srw musings #srw 3

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dragon-snoots-a-boopin · 1 year

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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.

#video games #gundam #mobile suit gundam #sd gundam #sd gundam battle alliance #bandai

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佢好好笑😂GP03好很大盒😅兩盒😅好正❤️砌時會暈低😂

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Những mẫu sơn lót nội thất Galosi được ưa chuộng nhất hiện nay

Trong quá trình hoàn thiện nội thất, lựa chọn sơn lót phù hợp đóng vai trò quan trọng trong công việc bảo vệ và nâng cao độ bền cho bề mặt thứ tư. Galosi , thương hiệu sơn uy tín, đã mang đến những dòng sơn lót nội thất chất lượng cao, được nhiều gia đình và chuyên gia xây dựng tin d sử dụng. Bài viết này sẽ giới thiệu cho bạn những mẫu sơn lót nội thất Galosi được ưa chuộng nhất hiện nay.

I. Tại Sao Nên Chọn Sơn Lót Nội Thất Galosi?

Sơn lót nội thất Galosi nổi tiếng với chất lượng vượt trội nhờ quy trình sản xuất tiên tiến và kiểm tra định lượng. Mỗi sản phẩm đều được chế tạo từ cấp nguyên liệu cao cấp, đảm bảo độ bền và hiệu quả sử dụng lâu dài. Điều đó giúp Galosi không chỉ cung cấp lại lớp sơn hoàn thiện nhẹ nhàng mà còn giữ cho bề mặt tường luôn tươi mới và bền màu theo thời gian.

Một trong những yếu tố quan trọng nhất của sơn lót là khả năng bám dính. Sơn lót Galosi sở hữu độ bám dính tốt, giúp lớp sơn phủ bám chắc hơn, giảm nguy cơ bong tróc và nâng cao tính thẩm mỹ của công trình. Khả năng bám dính tốt còn giúp tiết kiệm chi phí và công sức thi công, vì lớp sơn phủ sẽ không bị bong tróc hay phai màu.

Sơn lót Galosi đóng vai trò quan trọng trong việc bảo vệ bề mặt tường khỏi các tác động xấu từ môi trường như ẩm mốc, bụi bẩn và các chất hóa học. Lớp sơn lót không chỉ giúp bề mặt tường mịn màng, mà còn ngăn ngừa sự xâm nhập của các tác nhân gây hại, kéo dài tuổi thọ cho công trình.

Galosi không chỉ chú trọng đến chất lượng sản phẩm mà còn quan tâm đến sự thuận tiện trong quá trình thi công. Sơn lót nội thất Galosi có độ nhớt vừa phải, dễ dàng thi công bằng cọ, con lăn hoặc máy phun sơn. Điều này giúp thợ sơn thực hiện công việc một cách nhanh chóng và hiệu quả, giảm thiểu thời gian và chi phí lao động.

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II. Những mẫu sơn lót nội thất Galosi được ưa chuộng nhất

Sơn lót nội thất GP01

Sơn lót nội thất GP01 (Lon 5L) là một trong những sản phẩm được người tiêu dùng lựa chọn hàng đầu khi cần hoàn thiện không gian sống. Với nhiều đặc tính nổi bật, GP01 không chỉ đáp ứng được yêu cầu về chất lượng mà còn đảm bảo an toàn cho sức khỏe và môi trường, khiến nó trở thành lựa chọn hàng đầu của nhiều gia đình và chuyên gia trong lĩnh vực xây dựng.

Điểm nổi bật đầu tiên của sơn lót GP01 chính là thành phần không chứa các chất gây hại cho sức khỏe con người và không phát thải các chất độc hại ra môi trường. Điều này giúp sản phẩm được đánh giá cao về mức độ an toàn. Sự an toàn của sản phẩm được thể hiện rõ ràng qua việc không sử dụng các chất phụ gia có thể gây hại, giúp người sử dụng yên tâm hơn khi sử dụng trong không gian sống, đặc biệt là trong những gia đình có trẻ nhỏ và người lớn tuổi.

Sơn lót GP01 được chế tạo từ các thành phần được tính toán kỹ lưỡng về hàm lượng bổ sung, mang lại những đặc tính ưu việt. Các thành phần chính bao gồm nhựa gốc Polyme, bột khoáng cao cấp, các chất phụ gia và nước. Nhựa gốc Polyme là yếu tố quan trọng giúp tăng cường độ bám dính của sơn lên bề mặt tường, đảm bảo lớp sơn phủ bám chắc, không bong tróc và kéo dài tuổi thọ của bề mặt sơn. Bột khoáng cao cấp và các chất phụ gia cũng góp phần tăng cường độ bền và khả năng chống thấm của sản phẩm, giúp bảo vệ tường nhà khỏi các tác nhân gây hại từ môi trường bên ngoài.

Một điểm đáng chú ý khác của sơn lót GP01 là hàm lượng VOC (Volatile Organic Compounds) trong sơn rất thấp, chỉ dưới 30g/L. VOC là các hợp chất hữu cơ dễ bay hơi, có thể gây hại cho sức khỏe nếu tiếp xúc nhiều. Tuy nhiên, với hàm lượng VOC thấp, sơn lót GP01 đảm bảo không gây ảnh hưởng xấu đến sức khỏe người dùng. Điều này rất quan trọng, đặc biệt trong các không gian kín như nhà ở, văn phòng, nơi mà việc thông gió có thể bị hạn chế.

Sơn lót nội thất siêu kháng kiềm GP03

Sơn lót GP03 được sản xuất trên dây chuyền công nghệ tiên tiến bậc nhất hiện nay, đảm bảo chất lượng sản phẩm ở mức cao nhất. Quá trình sản xuất được thực hiện dưới sự giám sát chặt chẽ của đội ngũ chuyên viên có kinh nghiệm và trình độ chuyên môn cao. Điều này không chỉ giúp sản phẩm đạt được chất lượng ổn định mà còn đảm bảo tính đồng nhất trong từng lô hàng, mang đến sự tin cậy và an tâm cho người sử dụng.

Một điểm nổi bật của sơn lót GP03 là sự nghiên cứu kỹ lưỡng về thành phần và tỷ lệ bổ sung. Mỗi thành phần đều được lựa chọn và bổ sung với tỷ lệ chính xác, nhằm đạt được sự cân bằng hoàn hảo giữa hiệu quả sử dụng và độ an toàn. Các thành phần chính trong GP03 được tính toán kỹ lưỡng để bảo đảm sản phẩm không chỉ có khả năng kháng kiềm tốt mà còn an toàn cho sức khỏe người dùng và môi trường. Sản phẩm hoàn thiện không chỉ đáp ứng các tiêu chuẩn chất lượng mà còn chú trọng đến vấn đề bảo vệ sức khỏe và môi trường, điều này làm tăng giá trị và sự tin cậy của sản phẩm.

Một trong những mối quan tâm lớn của người tiêu dùng khi chọn sơn lót là hàm lượng VOC (Volatile Organic Compounds). VOC là các hợp chất hữu cơ dễ bay hơi có thể gây hại cho sức khỏe và môi trường nếu có hàm lượng quá cao. Tuy nhiên, với sơn lót GP03 của Galosi, bạn hoàn toàn có thể yên tâm về vấn đề này. Sản phẩm có hàm lượng VOC rất thấp, dưới 30g/L, giúp giảm thiểu nguy cơ gây hại cho sức khỏe người dùng. Đặc biệt, trong các không gian sống cần lưu thông không khí kém, việc chọn một sản phẩm sơn lót có hàm lượng VOC thấp là vô cùng quan trọng.

Những đặc tính vượt trội của sơn lót GP03, cùng với sự kiểm soát chất lượng nghiêm ngặt và sự an toàn cho sức khỏe, khiến sản phẩm này trở thành lựa chọn lý tưởng cho các dự án nội thất. Với khả năng kháng kiềm vượt trội và hàm lượng VOC thấp, GP03 không chỉ giúp bảo vệ bề mặt tường khỏi các tác nhân gây hại mà còn bảo đảm môi trường sống an toàn và lành mạnh.

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III. Hướng dẫn chọn sơn lót phù hợp

Trước khi chọn sơn lót, cần xác định loại bề mặt cần sơn. Mỗi loại bề mặt sẽ yêu cầu loại sơn lót khác nhau để đảm bảo độ bám dính và bảo vệ tối ưu. Ví dụ, bề mặt tường xi măng mới cần sơn lót kháng kiềm như GP03, trong khi tường gạch cũ có thể sử dụng GP01.

Mục đích sử dụng cũng là một yếu tố quan trọng khi chọn sơn lót. Đối với các khu vực ẩm ướt như nhà bếp và phòng tắm, cần chọn sơn lót có khả năng chống thấm và chống nấm mốc tốt. Trong khi đó, các phòng khách và phòng ngủ có thể sử dụng sơn lót với tính năng bám dính cao để đảm bảo độ bền của lớp sơn phủ.

Điều kiện thời tiết và môi trường cũng ảnh hưởng đến việc lựa chọn sơn lót. Ở những khu vực có khí hậu ẩm ướt, nên chọn sơn lót có khả năng chống thấm và chống ẩm tốt. Ngược lại, ở những vùng có khí hậu khô ráo, có thể sử dụng các loại sơn lót thông thường nhưng vẫn đảm bảo khả năng bảo vệ bề mặt tường.

Sơn lót nội thất Galosi không chỉ nổi bật với chất lượng vượt trội, độ bám dính tốt và khả năng bảo vệ bề mặt tường mà còn dễ dàng thi công và thân thiện với môi trường. Những mẫu sơn lót như GP01 và GP03 của Galosi đã chứng minh được hiệu quả và độ tin cậy qua nhiều dự án nội thất khác nhau.

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