Eva 01 , Continued

Well! That didn't take as long as i expected... but then considering i took almost 12 hours to make assemble and paint the details without spray paiting, i guess i took longer then average?
Experimented with paint, and i guess the results are not too bad... the reds studs you see on his chest are painted red, then outlined with my black technical pen.

Some other extra things i did was the standard panel lines...i expected alot more, but since the Eva is more organic then a Gundam this is logical i guess. His left hand breaks easily, gonna glue the parts soon, but for now i'm leaving it like this after the 6th time it broke. =.=



The mess on the floor after paint and final assembly. heehee. As I type its still there... lazy to clean up... but i have to later =P



Eva, from a different angle. Sorry about the quality my phone hates me.

Thats it for tonight i guess... =)
look below for a review of the model kit.

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Review: Neon Genesis Evangelion - Eva Unit 01 (Movie-Version) Model Kit, High Grade

Grading: B-

Since its my first model kit i assembled myself, this grading might be a little inaccurate. I some parts extremely difficult to separate from the sprues. Its not uniform, so i don't thing this is intended. Secondly some parts quite easily fall apart: the hands, and the torso of the unit easily separates when posing... makes posing a pain. Finally, the placement of some of the sprue attachments are questionable. Quite a few of the attached parts to the sprue were placed at extremely obvious positions. Not pretty.

Other then those quibbles, i'm happy with the model kit. Some or all of those problems might just be my noob-ness, maybe i'll redo the thing sometime in the future? The thing itself is realistic, and detailed, and extremely posable. (exception: arm. only between 90 and 50 degrees =/)