While we did not see this in the anime,we've known this for awhile now,there was a short mention of it in the mecha/weapons topic not too long ago.

I've read info at the invisionfree forums where it seems that its the same or similar GN Machinegun from SEMs.Makes sense to since that was the original GNHW for Seravee.

The Machinegun is mainly for Seraphim,makes sense too since the Seraphim lacks any lightweight weapons;otherwise it will be limited to GN Bazooka IIs or its GN-Cannon hands,both of which are high particle consumption.The GN-Machinegun would be more economical weapon,if its anything like Nadleeh,it will have low particle storage capacity without Seravee attached,and using lower consumption weapon would be the better choice if there is no need for heavy power.

thats a huge buster sword...i like XD

Hmmm why didn't they do Powered Red instead, Blue Frame gets 2nd L instantly.

Because :-

http://img212.imageshack.us/img212/7...1121455662.jpg

It's not 2nd L in the first place, but 2nd R. Like, if there's a new variant to Red and fans react postivly to the design, I'm sure Bandai will see a worthwhile investment.

now if only Lowe had kept the sword or Gai gave it to him due to his next permanent upgrades...

Question regarding the toxic fumes from the paint.

How harmful are those toxic paint fumes to house pets?I mean,they can be harmful even to humans but to what degree are they acceptable in a house with pets before their it may seriously affect their health (the pets that is)?

Are they like super dangerous even in small amounts or are their dangerous only in escessive amounts to pets?I'm new to Gunpla painting and I have pets in my house [specifically cats] ,so I am trying to get an idea here of what the situation is.

The smaller the animal, the more harmful the effect, I believe.
(Best to wait for a better answer from another poster, but)

Try opening windows/ doing in a seperate room, away from pets.

That is some very impressive kits!! I'm currently building PG series, and wish I had more time to complete my own kits!! If only I had more time and money.... Oh well one can dream!!

That is true. The smaller the animal the more acceptable their lungs are to the fumes. Like most people try spraying/brushing your kits with either windows or in a well ventilated location! And depending on what sort of paint you are using, either enamel or acrylic with have different effects on your environment.

Hope that helps...

Yeah as stated above it really depends on the paints you use. I know testors has a lot stronger odder then Tamiya bottle paints. I mainly use Tamiya when i hand brush because it pretty much has a alcohol smell to it, which isnt to bad to do indoors but keep a fan on and open a window. I also use tamiya spray paints but i do all that out side because that will smell up your house for days.

Unicorn Gundam is second to none.

I'd love to agree with you, but...



- Tak

Doesn't look so bad, SEED has some good designs hidden in there (Providence Gundam), but I'll stick that Unicorn.

PG 00 Gundam lineart: :love:

http://i203.photobucket.com/albums/a...7020bc1723.jpg

http://img507.imageshack.us/img507/3...1174805987.jpg

Jiang Wei F91. Interesting gimmick we have there for switching between Zaku and Gundam mode.

Which suit the face changing state of the F91 as well as in real historical context of how the real Jiang Wei defect from the villanous camp of Wei to the heroic side of Shu.

Doesn't help that aside from more panels, the body proportion remains more or less from previously released kits. What we need now is a shot of the real deal, not more concept art.

it looks so much better than its tv concept art counterpart,
well, it would be a total headache if the animators actually animate that version of the 00 while its moving at high speeds :heh:

Main reason why I nitpicked about OO's body proportion is that everything look so disjointed and top heavy after it joins with the Raiser.

Only reason why there'a nary a complain about the disproportion in the anime is as you said,everything is a blur and nobody takes notice. But a model kit is stationary and sooner or later, it will become an eyesore when all the action is faded from memory.

Definitely much better than the original lineart. Since I kind love the detail can't wait to see the real deal. ;)

It's beautiful.....I need this.