A Closer Look at Dimension Studio's Mega Man Zero Model Kit
A few days ago we had an in-depth look at Dimension Studios' Mega Man Zero Model Kit through images. And today we have a few videos of the assembled kit plus our first look at the box art. (Above)
I think the only thing I'd want to change about this design is the yellow stripes on the head fins, but that's easy enough when painting this up. Looks like a great kit
I think I paid around US$70 shipped from PlayAsia, which is the cost of a single Kotobukiya kit before shipping, and this kit even has multiple light-up features included. Kotobukiya needs to step-up their game.
I'm liking the different hair variants and the detail is pretty impressive, that said I can't help but feel that they kinda over-designed him for no real reason. For me, one of the appeals of the Toru Nakayama Zero design was the simplicity.
I'm with you on the simplicity factor, and have felt for a while that Nakayama's art is my favorite in the Mega Man universe. I do like this design though, but it's probably because it evokes some of the "detail up" modeling trends happening with Gundams right now.
I think the only thing I'd want to change about this design is the yellow stripes on the head fins, but that's easy enough when painting this up. Looks like a great kit
ReplyDeleteThis looks great, and I'm glad I pre-ordered it.
ReplyDeleteI think I paid around US$70 shipped from PlayAsia, which is the cost of a single Kotobukiya kit before shipping, and this kit even has multiple light-up features included. Kotobukiya needs to step-up their game.
I'm liking the different hair variants and the detail is pretty impressive, that said I can't help but feel that they kinda over-designed him for no real reason.
ReplyDeleteFor me, one of the appeals of the Toru Nakayama Zero design was the simplicity.
I'm with you on the simplicity factor, and have felt for a while that Nakayama's art is my favorite in the Mega Man universe. I do like this design though, but it's probably because it evokes some of the "detail up" modeling trends happening with Gundams right now.
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