"Raven" (MG Sazabi conversion)
I finally get to take some decent pictures of my latest creation, "Raven" before I submit for BAKUC 2006. A few months ago, I was flipping through the the Gundam Weapons and came across some fantastic works of this Japanese modeller, Motoo OSUMI. His creation, "Goblins the gravity vanguard" was really mesmerizing. Eventually, I went ahead with a conversion using a MG Sazabi with such a concept in mind.
The first thing I need to do was to create an identity for my creation, I came up with "ATAG" (All Terrain Assault Group). A task force consisting primary of converted Sazabis. My initial plan was to create two converted Sazabis. however , I was too slow and hence only one made it. I wanted a Sazabi that is heavily armed and be able to conduct air raids/ assaults.
I did some scratch building but a majority of the kits were kitbashed from various model kits. I have to apologize in advance for the lack of WIPs as I seldom take photos during construction. These are the only few I have....
I did some scratch building but a majority of the kits were kitbashed from various model kits. I have to apologize in advance for the lack of WIPs as I seldom take photos during construction. These are the only few I have....
Well after three months, I completed Raven. Parts that I have used were a PG Aile Strike Pack, Missile Pods from Heavy Arms Gundam, Weapon from Serpent and the rest were built from scratch. Lots of pla-cards were used and it cost me a bomb.
Front View
Front View
Side View
Rear View
Close-up Torso
Close-up Torso 2
Rear Close-up
Close-up Leg
Close-up legs
Top View
Weapon
Raven with maintenance diorama
Now some pictures of the diorama.
Scratch-built these cargo containers
Before priming
Finishing painting the walls and ground
A little close up
Finished Maintenance Diorama
Fences
Hmmmm, where shall I put this cable ?
Hey! Quit staring and get back to work!
A bit crowded, man!
Read these instructions carefully....No touching, once broken considered sold.
Hey!!! You're still at it?
Cozy area to rest my butt
Damn these ladders! Who scratched them!?
How come I am seeing gaps between the fences? hmmm....
Hey!!! Raven's gone. What are you staring at!?
Ok folks, lights out!
14 comments:
Looks great. as for the cable... either get rid of it or make it a fuel line cable
This is one insane peace of work... man you're a god.
Always a treat to see someone who's good at things like this. Great job, especially as the Sazabi is one of my favs (as is probably the case with many others).
This rocks. Wish I had the know how to do something like this.
Excellent work!
I think better to post my comment here than forum.
You are definitely going HK, if you ask me!
ehh can i ask u smt? y is ur work in hobby art? i mean ur legend. your raven rocks man can u kinda of teach me smt? though i only getmerit in the junior cagetory in this bakuc competition... pls teach me!!!! i need training!!!!!!!!!!! i'm a noob! if possible reply me. add me noob_ville@homail.com =) looking forward to ur reply thx
Hey Mr Noob, I think your add. is wrong, I cannot seem to contact you.
nice work man, i believe you are one of the strongest contender for bakuc 2007 XD! all the best
Thats is now my all time fav gundam
and one more thing....
WHERE DID YOU GET A MSN-04 Sazabi!
i can't find them anymore for sale!
:) There are plenty in Singapore, but i bought a few just for rainy days :p
hi wanna know what did u use to paint? airbrush or spraypaint? cos i saw a few spraypaint cans there. Anyway a very very unqiue and beautiful piece of work!
Hi Fred,
The Sazabi itself was airbrushed. As for the base, I used a mixture of AB and spraypaint. I use spraypaint for base coats at times.
Awesome work! Saw it first hand at the shop. I am not a gundam modeller but the whole diorama is so detailed that I stood there for like a whole 15mins. You must have spend a whole lot on the styrene. Once again, very detailed and awesome works.
Thanks! Every now and then I would go back to the shop and look at it too. Over time, I realise that there are things to improve and a lot more details that I could add. Hopefully I am able to do a larger scale of this type of diorama (which is my wish)in the near future.
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