MG Z'Gok

I have already posted completed pictures of this kit before, but at the time didn't have a light booth and felt that the pictures I took before didn't show how my Z'Gok really turn out. Since I have my light booth set up right now, it was the perfect time to retake some better pictures of Z'Gok.
Anywho, here are the newly taken pictures:

MG RGM-79(G) GM Ground

Another one of my early projects and felt the need to take better pictures of this kit since I got my light booth out right now. This was also my first kit to be fully painted in Mr. Color paints and to try out the battle damage idea as well.
This MG is also quite the oldie, but in my eyes is one of the best for being such a old kit. I would love to build the RX-79(G) Gundam to go with it as it is also one of my favorite Gundams and I love all things from 08th Team. =D Those you have build both will know that this kit and the RX-79(G) Gundam are mostly the same kit with some different designs mostly in the chest and the head.

P.S.

I am sure some have notice if you read my blog, but I have been updating the showcase part of my blog which is only completed kits starting at the bottom as my oldest working up to newest, which is why Hi-Nu is at the top.

Anywho, time for pictures:

MG Zaku I Ramba Ral

Another one of my early works and also the first time I use Mr. Color paints. Also another kit that hasn't had any pictures taken of it since it was completed. I didn't have much luck seeing how the blue came out uneven, but ended up going with a blue cameo idea for it. The MG is a very old one, and it shows in the joints and the fingers. The thumb does not want to stay in place and keep popping off on me.
I did add to the model after I was finish like the big sword, which was also my first time scrap building. It turn out okay, and you could say that it was the basic design for the new swords I plan on making for my next project, Gundam Mk.2.
Anywho time for the pics:

SD Zaku Gunner

My second ever painted kit, and also have yet to get some decent pictures of it. This kit was a great learning experience, one thing I learn was to never spray a lacquer top coat on acrylics as it will MELT THE PAINT!...........  Anywho, their is on some areas where the paint is starting to fade out, which is due to the top coat. Funny thing is that this was my last kit to use acrylics type paints on, as I move on to Mr. Color paints which is a lacquer type paint and some much better.
Like the G04, this kit has some dust on it, I try my best to get it off, but their is some still on it.

MG RX-78-4 Gundam (G04)

Hehe, my very first Gundam and very first painted kit. Or so many bad memory's.........
Anywho, For being my very first kit, I still to this date have yet to post any complete pictures of it. That may be because it was so bad, had so many problems painting this kit, and at times almost want to re-buy this kit just to repaint it to show how far my skills have come.
The poses I can do with this kit was very limited as the whole left arm is broken and cannot be move much without the risk of re-breaking it. It is also very dusty as it has been sitting for a few years.
Time for the pictures.........
Remember this was my very first kit.

MG RX-93 Hi-NU

Here are the pictures of my MG Hi-Nu all painted and decal and is ready to be display now. =D I am very happy on how it turn out, was a little worry as my airbrush was having some issues with the blue paint, but can hardly notice.
My next kit I plan to do is going to be my Mk.2 Gundam, which I need to think of a color scheme to go with it's cloak and sword.
Anywho, here are some pictures of the finish kit: