Building a 1/100 MG Gundam kit is tiring. There are many parts to complete a 1/100 scale Gundam. The picture of a Freedom Gundam you see below is actually made of paper, not plastic parts. Impressive eh? The 4-feet-tall Freedom Gundam took 175 pages of paper, 500 parts and two months to build.
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All I can say is Wow!
I rarely have the patience to complete the simplest plastic Gundam kits.
Lol simplest as in? SD?
That is insane. I figure that would have taken me 4 months.
For me, maybe 1-4 years. LOL
I was really impressed when you showed me this, even though there some colour difference to the gunpla itself (e.g. the wings). I thought this takes the cake already, but then I saw this…
http://ngeekhiong.blogspot.com/2010/07/ultimate-gundam-papercraft.html
that was impressive too. Though I prefer Freedom here :P