Good morning.
Roku here.
I would like to thank you all for sending us so many images.
We would love to get as many images up as we can, so please continue sending us your images. We really appreciate your contributions.
This time, there are a few items which I was moved by.
And one of these are the [
1989 Godzilla 1/80].
It may be soft vinyl figurine, but its still a construction kit, so you have to put it together and color it yourself...
But I think the product is just marvelous!
You can see how stunning it is from the photo.
The height approximately 100cm, and full length of approx. 200cm, its gigantic...
Not to mention the price (around one hundred thousand yen).
I really do admire those that can build construction kits...
Here is another item that moved me.
This one is a plastic model, the [MSN-100 Type 100 (MG)].
This is just amazing.
Apparently they recreated the junk parts... *you can see the high skill involved in this, gaining something that ceramic scratching lacks.
And the planning sheet had been self-produced too! WOW!
*Ceramic Scratch (a.k.a. scratch build)... I looked it up on the net; apparently it's to make parts from scratch, with just the materials
Starting from making the parts yourself, you could say it's the ultimate form of kit construction, I say.
Other plastic kits we received:
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Hy-Gogg ...the damaged shoulder parts looks like its actually really made of metal.
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R35 Gt-R ...huh? Isn't this a photo of the actual car?
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German Armored Train formation PB42 / Artillery Car... the army men and such are finely
detailed, very realistic.
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Heavy Cruiser 'Choukai' 1944... the expression of waves seen on the water surface is just
breath-taking.
There are many others too, but due to reasons of the page, we can't really show them all here. So please take a look at the contributed image list for the rest.
By Roku, who noticed something in the list, as he was going through it...
Something he had seen before...
And realized it was a kit he had built (involuntarily) for a company event a while back, added to the list for some reason...
it's very embarrassing.