@@mj2005gundam The last chapter that I read is about their first mecha with ether float system from the levitate ship after the war with the dragon ship. In the novel [From the late time I read it of course...] they went to the forest on their border after they finish the Ether float units.
I will definitely buy this because: 1. I liked the anime this came from. 2. A mecha similar to this was released to one of my favourite mobile game Super Mecha Champions. And they collab with other mecha anime so a possible skin for that mecha will eventually come...
I loved K&M, and the uniqueness of the centaur mech. There's also a blue version of this kit that represents the mass-produced version of the Tzendolimble, so there's another choice you can have. Hopefully Super Mecha Champions collabs with K&M though, so you can get that skin
2:33 that EG Nu really distracting, review soon? The -Lance- Spear weapons is exactly what Shad mentioned in his fantasy rearmed Edit : Lance might break centaur spine, its spear that really effective
This looks absolutely amazing! I’m thinking of getting this even though I have no prior model kit experience. I’m just wondering if it just pieces together after cutting the parts out? - or if you have to hot glue a large portion of it together?
The parts just snap fit into each other, so no need for glue or anything. And given the structural rigidity of this kit right here, there's no reinforcement needed either.
Well... I would prefer Barbataurus than this if it not downgraded by loose joint that need extra attention to fix 👀 But I guess this centaur type mecha kit was not bad... 🤔
Granted, their budget was higher than an average HG, but a mech that is made to be a centaur will always be much better than one that was forcibly made into one
@@mj2005gundam can't wait to get mine. My ikaruga is now are very fragile for no reason even a slightest touch some part will break like on the pointy part on ikaruga. Need to glue it, add epoxy putty to replace the pointy part after said broken part gone missing etc.
...and they have just annouced a full freakin charriot for the two of those robocentaurs :D I kinda ignored Knights and Magic, because it premise looked like another cheap isekai (this time in nerdy mecha otaku flavour), but this model looks awesome. btw. did moderoid improved quality of their plastic? I love working with it, because it's very soft and easy to remove nubs with a hobby knife, but unfortunately it also looks kinda cheap, like a chinese toy. I love my alseides, sherazade and escaflowne, but that plastic make them they look like those old HG gunpla kits from 2005.
I have no metric to compare GSCs plastic quality to, but the Tzendolg at least comes together nicely without much fuss. Not gonna spend another lot of money just to have another one of these for the Type-3 Equipment though, would be a bit much
a bit of suggestion. minimize usage of metal files, and use sanding sponges afterwards. if youre just gonna leave rough burr marks on the model everywhere might as well just do a 2 snip with a single blade nipper and dont clean them up like most reviewers do
@@mj2005gundam That's good to know but i really shouldn't let myself get distracted by kits from shows i don't watch. I've already done that three times cos "Ooh, that looks nifty!"
Oh, yeah! Knights & Magic, Or: That show Witch from Mercury is partially a knock-off of in its misguided attempts to appeal to younger audiences. [don't @ me, I haven't actually seen Knights & Magic, I just know that it's a generic battle school show with mechs thanks to being frequent on the Kiwi Farms off-topic section regarding Gundam, and besides I'm more interested in older stuff anyway partly because I find the newer stuff to be mostly cliched and shameless]
Knights and Magic has more stakes than G-Witch honestly. Yes, diehard fans consider the plot of the anime rushed compared to the manga, but at least it's engaging to follow compared to G-Witch
