It looks rounder than the original Zaku when you see it like this.

It feels like overlapping curved surfaces.

Simplicity is strength.

It seems really strong…

It clearly looks like it’s for space, and I want to see the J type.

Surprisingly, the limbs are thinner compared to the thighs and calves.

The feeling of having a different lower body is amazing.

The upper body is quite Zaku-like, but the lower body is completely different.

The calm colors are quite fresh, aren’t they?

My thighs are too much of a weakness…

It seems like it would be terrible if we get hit.

The part below the ankle doesn’t look like a Zeon-type mobile suit.

It’s bluer than I expected.

The image I saw earlier was a blue color that looked like a Gouf.

Where should I divide the black and white?

The stand frame underneath the machine gun is quite straightforward and interesting.

I want to make this myself…

There seems to be various details that can only be understood at a scale of 1:100.

It seems that on the ground without Gundam, the plot was generally close to the original, so maybe the ground units didn’t progress much.

I love the amazing police specification feel…

A spherical joint looks good.

Captain Gavin, Bolgarnon is making a big splash again!

The lower body reminds me of a space-type Tierrhen.

The elbow hasn’t really changed in design from the original, but the fact that it has become a single-axis joint feels out of place.

A lewd lower body with a naughty nozzle.

Are you inviting me?

If it has a head that looks like a Zaku and some Zaku-like features here and there, it seems that people recognize it as a Zaku.

I definitely plan to sell it, but I also want a normal Zaku…

Where is the cockpit?

It’s interesting that the Char’s Zaku becomes the least necessary.

The Zaku machine gun has also undergone quite a change in design.

I guess the structure is set in detail, after all.

The two belly pipes have made access to the cockpit a bit more difficult, haven’t they?

It has a massive lower body like a character from Baki.

Because the lower legs only have the function of being feet.

It feels natural to derive from the lost Zong series.

With just the torso and lower body, there are very few elements that can be recognized as a Zaku, right?

I guess it feels like a focus on evasion and starting points.

Is there some kind of function to the ball on the thigh?

At this time, the thread image is referred to as Jimquell in the official lore, which makes sense.

Recently, I also liked the design of the Requiem version of the Zaku.

Penis booster

When will Mine Layer be released?

When I first saw it.

This is so damn uncool! I can’t feel the Zeon spirit! Don’t make weird modifications to our Zaku II!!

I was pretty worked up, but after some time, I started to feel better.

I’m not angry, but it’s uncool.

I’m happy that the Zeek Ax is being re-released on Amazon to coincide with the broadcast.

The color blue in the picture seems to look strange compared to the actual thing, possibly due to the camera’s performance or compatibility issues.

But this tackiness is becoming addictive.

When I searched, there were only hellish resale prices.

Basically, it’s good, but no matter how hard I try, I think increasing the belly pipe is just uncool.

It’s better than the original Zaku.

It feels like the person designing the model doesn’t understand the intention behind the design.

Is the thigh pipe for protecting the propellant tank?

The thighs look round and voluminous.

The back side has an interesting truss structure.

It’s amazing that it still looks like a Zaku even after being broken down this much.

I want the green one!

I didn’t change my face just so I could have the first shot.

I thought this was really difficult during the Zeke Aks as well.

I’m making it now, but for the legs, it seems like this could be done with 2 or 3 parts, yet I’m using 6 parts.

I don’t think it’s tacky, but I don’t feel any freshness at all.

Somehow, no matter which part I look at, I get a sense of déjà vu as if I’ve seen it in other Gundams.

I still want a red Zaku.

Thinking about how the HG of the theatrical version of SEED was around 4000 yen each.

Isn’t it quite a bargain at a regular price of 2200 yen for this volume?

Whip ❤️ Whip ❤️

The seal is about to go crazy, so please keep a spare ready, Zieg Ax…

Is the water transfer decal coming out?

It’s unavoidable in design, but I really can’t do the splits at all.

I don’t know if it’s true, but I’m really curious about how the ground version is.

I guess the Zaku, Gouf, and Dom were still around, but the swimming club and Gelgoog Gyan have disappeared, right?

The silhouette of the Goof seems to have changed a lot.

The shoulder block parts for the D Runner can be switched to the normal Zaku using the mold.

And the A runner has a mysterious outlier runner in clear red molding color for the patrol light.

The incredible detail of Zekaqus’s face and the difficulty in distinguishing its parts.

It means to cut it out to make a beam baton.

This is a traffic control guiding stick.

I feel the Tieren flavor in my lower body.

The propellant tank of the Gundam does not explode when it is in its basic standalone state.

By the way, if you purge and collide, a huge explosion will occur.

I wonder why!

It’s completely different in shape from the original Zaku, but that’s actually a good thing.

Is there any intention behind having two power pipes at the waist?

Isn’t it just cool? Is it because of the “gyaki”?

There are quite a few switches, huh…

By the way, the lower left of runner A is completely missing due to a switch.

Since the Patlite and the area around the forehead can also be switched, it is for commanders.

It feels like we can release various items, such as Char’s custom version.

I prefer this one that takes mobility into account, as the original Zaku has a terrible design around the waist.

If I matched the body proportions with something like Zieg Axes, one pipe in the belly might not be enough.

I wonder if they can also show Pome specifications and opponents for clan battles.

I really want a skirt armor, though.

It seems like the Gelgoog is constantly being called pitiful, but it’s a symbol of Zeon’s rapid advancement, whereas the treatment of the Zaku is also somewhat… you know.

I really like that the thrusters are concentrated on the thighs close to the torso, and the lower legs have a simple landing gear and shield.

It seems that they are successfully mass-producing something like a Hizack version of the Zeon Jim.

The original has a △ shape, but this one has a ▽ shape, right?

It was probably necessary to have the Zaku as a giant machine for the post-war colony reconstruction.

It’s a world where Anaheim didn’t get big.

They said their feet are designed small for efficient walking, and it doesn’t seem like the ground specifications will change much either.

The part below the knee looks like a shield, which really gives it a space vehicle vibe.

It makes sense that the most mass-produced aircraft would be used after being decommissioned.

The fact that it has been used since after the war is proof of its reliability.

Even in official history, the Zaku is popular as a work machine.

Look, that aircraft has “AE” on its shoulder.

I like designs with thrusters on the butt.

It seems like I wouldn’t be able to sit down clumsily.

Aren’t the shin parts quite good-looking?

The image in the thread is a shot from the side, but the head is small and the design expands to the knees, so it looks really big due to perspective.

From the perspective of a person on the ground, it must feel even more massive than a height of 18 meters.