Gundam Wing HG Revive Lineup

The Gundams HGAC Wing Gundam Innovations included: Transformation HGAC Deathscythe Gundam No innovations neededHGAC Shenlong Gundam Innovations included: Additional parts to simulate extended arm. HGAC Heavyarms Innovations included: Option parts for Heavyarms Custom TV Ver. and to simulate hidden beam saber in left arm. HGAC Sandrock GundamInnovations included: Option parts for Sandrock Custom TV Ver.Continue reading “Gundam Wing HG Revive Lineup”

The RX Series (U.C. Timeline)

Introduction: Since my first essay on a mobile suit (the Leo from Gundam Wing), I’ve gotten a few more Gunpla (of which are a second Leo, a Tickbalang, the Lightning Buster and Duel Blitz Gundams from Seed, a Blue Zaku, Aerial, Sugai’s Gelgoog and a mobile suit that features in this essay) and now it’sContinue reading “The RX Series (U.C. Timeline)”

The Ultimatum of Jaguar

Chapter 0: WTF JLR!? Gerry McGovern, design chief of Jaguar Land Rover, was fired from the company just yesterday (as of writing). The reason has not officially been stated; but I have a feeling JLR are headed in the wrong direction for it. Welcome to my essay on… The History Of JAAAAAAG Chapter 1: SwallowContinue reading “The Ultimatum of Jaguar”

Amphi-Tanks 1

Chapter 1: New format; same material Welcome to a new experimental method of getting some hyperfixation out there that isn’t just segmented threads on Twitter. For this first trial run; I shall be telling you about a very interesting tank and the veritable cascade of off-shoots it inspired… The PT-76! Chapter 2: Post-WWII Tactics EvaluationContinue reading “Amphi-Tanks 1”

Pride Of The South – An Ode To The General Lee

Ulysses S. Grant; the man who won the American Civil War. Robert E. Lee; the man who lost that same war. But only one would give their name to my guiltiest of guilty pleasures. Today’s political climate makes adoration of this vehicle a death sentence from one group and an erroneous invitation to join another.Continue reading “Pride Of The South – An Ode To The General Lee”

How I Learned To Stop Worrying And Love The Bay Movies’ Bumblebee

Introduced all the way back in ‘84, where it all started, you delighted audiences with your witty dialogue with your friend, Spike Witwicky, and always proved that size didn’t matter when taking bravery or courage into account. Your next appearance on screens wouldn’t be until 23 years later, in 2007, where you’d lost your voiceContinue reading “How I Learned To Stop Worrying And Love The Bay Movies’ Bumblebee”