A very Gunpla Web Comic.........WIP

its not that hard.

I buy the kit, I build and paint(or not) the kit, I shoot the pics of the kit, then I Photoshop the crap out of the pic and blam! comic. still confused?

Puma_Adder wrote:

What do you mean, 'huh?'?

 confused about how the whole thing works.  but i will subscribe to it anyways.  looks like this webcomic me n my roommates used to do back in college, writing our own skit and snap some shots n photoshop bubble em...  man back then i had one of them first 1.3mp kodak camera n that was awesome~~  =D

well, most of the builds are already done as I will be using most of the kits I have in the strip. As for say, the STV Custom,....... I kind of left it at home when I came back to Japan after the holidays...... thats why I have not been posting as much lately in the past month or so.

I have plans in the works to build a new Gundam 2.0 compleet with the water slide decal sheet that I bought months ago. this will be started in a few more days and posted in here as will all future builds related to this comic.

also its good to hear about your Acguy, hopfully you can fix him up real nice.

How are the builds themselves coming along?

I have actuially started making my own acguy, if you saw the wip in no excuses, im making my only sloppily glued together 1/144 VINTAGE Acguy look nice and perdy.  Im doing him up in a nice sky blue, and 'true blue' as the color is called.

I am very lucky in the fact that I live in Japan. I will be buying all the kits and assembling them myself. I have  a WIP for the Acguy STV custom up somewhere but I may just move all the web comic builds to this thread to make things easy on all of you.

 Hope I answered your question, cause now its time to put Photoshop on my new netbook computer.

later, 

Puma.

I follow Twisted Kaiju Theater alot, reading every update as soon as it comes out, and thats where a major chunk of my insperation comes from to do this. I have some help already, but if you can get those articals, I would love to see them.

Also I picked up a old 9"-11" Getter 1 action figure with some halfway decent articulation for about 2800 yen. thing is huge next to my 1/100 gundams.

This seems to be quite an interesting project. I've seen a few guys use Figma figures (due to being flexible and being able to switch heads with different face BLOCKED EXPRESSION make comics by taking photos in different positions plus a few guides in the Hobby Japan mag on how to go by it. If I come across those articles again I'll pass them along...

Keep at that Photoshop...

A little fun to hold you over till I can get photoshop worken again.