Even after looking at the non-Rebellion version of the Char’s Zaku again, its head is really big…

I wonder why the MG was so unusually large-headed back then…

Isn’t it a legitimate update?

ν is also quite big.

In the past, they look clumsy because their entire head is big, not just their face.

It’s so strange that it’s hard to explain it just as a change in trends like ν.

Even with the update, the color differentiation still feels lacking compared to the latest kit.

Every time I see it, I think, “It’s such a big tongue…”

Some people say that ν is so big from the settings that it has to have that face.

Just call it 1.5 straightforwardly!

Finally arrived at the Char’s Counterattack version after going through custom and UCver.

If you make this 1.5, what does UC become?

It feels like the naming of EXAMver is the most fitting.

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I wonder if the reason I absolutely cannot accept any robot unless it has long legs, a small face, and a muscular build is because I have a complex about my own body shape, and it’s like a reverse reflection of that.

No matter how you look at it, the anime image definitely seems more like the one on the left when compared.

Since it’s a character toy, it’s better to lean towards the anime.

I wonder why the Re-GZ’s jaw is so open like this.

It feels like the head on the right is too small.

It’s fine if it’s around the right side, but the MG from the W series was too high at the waist, making it look like Captain Tsubasa.

In the animation, the structure of the Riguez’s mask seems completely different from the model kit…

They may have wanted to solve the cockpit problem of the Sazabi by making everyone think larger.

The RG Zeta is nice, isn’t it?

Even in model magazines of that time, they were all treated as having big heads and were heavily modified to look smaller.

There was no reason for this balance to be the standard back then…

Why do you want to talk about that time when you don’t even know it…?

ν also had a big head, right?

I like the facial design itself more than the Katoki version or RG.

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If I think that having a big head is because I’m wearing a helmet, I don’t mind it too much, but having a big face feels somewhat different.

I don’t mind, though.

By the way, Bucci Design MS has a big head basically.

Rather, it’s because it’s a Katoki design that the head is small and the legs are thin.

Due to the popularity of Katoki’s design, there are now countless mechas with small heads and long, thin legs, which has completely diminished their realism as weapons.

Is there a reality to having a big head? (laughs)

I think it would be better not to talk anymore, but I probably can’t stop.

Since the PG Gundam, it has been difficult with the continued large heads.

The land-based Gundam looks good, but it still feels somewhat too big.

It seems like you’re mumbling to yourself.

I don’t understand how having a big head connects to the realism of a weapon.

In the first place, the character designs and animation posted above don’t have big heads either…

You could just honestly say that you don’t like your body shape in recent years.

You’ve been actively participating in the extreme small face, short torso, long legs movement, haven’t you?

What the hell is this idiot talking about…?

The head of the Zakus in Mobile Suit Gundam is really small, isn’t it?

I like both.

Looking at it this way, it seems like the Rigazie has a face that could appear in Tekkaman Blade.

If I make it Gundam colors, will it become a Gundam?

When the topic of Gundam comes up, desperate anonymous users come to join the conversation.

I thought about drawing the large head size later on as well… but rather than that, I seem to be shifting away from drawing a high waist to a longer torso and longer arms.

At that time, even the examples from Dengeki and HJ were modified to have small heads without exception.

Remakes of Gun Cannon and various easy-to-understand small face dislikes are coming in a lot.

It’s just a matter of buying the old version.

In action poses, a small face and long limbs look good, but in a standing pose, it’s the opposite.

The head was super small for a while, but it has started to regain some size again.

It is the madman who twists reality when there is a conflict between reality and the settings in their mind.

It’s so silly to say that examples are important when there’s no relation to trends at the time or personal tastes and preferences.