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It was quite an easy build. Already finished it. Just need to do the GN Bits.. might leave them out.. I dunno. I'm thinking of painting parts of it, since I found a spare watercolour set lying around. Not the whole thing, but some parts that need paint.

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That's what you get with HG, haha. I have all Gundam's from the first season in HG 1/100. Nice Minerva! I'd use model kit paint on it to to be honest.

Also, nice match. Seemed a bit too easy though :p

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^I'm glad they didn't do that in the series, lol. Also, that 1:1 Gundam is epic. They're going to make a translucent one as well and fill it with flowers.

The Tokyo Gundam Project 2012 that includes the "Gundam Front Tokyo at Diver City Tokyo" miniature theme park that will open on April 14 will also include an event from September 29 through October 28 in collaboration with the "29th National Urban Greenery Fair Tokyo." The fair itself promotes the greening of the waterfront areas within the city of Tokyo.

The collaboration will involve the 1/1-scale Gundam statue that is being rebuilt at the Diver City Tokyo Plaza. As part of the collaboration, a poster with a "Flower Gundam" image (pictured at right) will be used to help advertise the fair.

Also, nice match :D

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