i'm starting a new series where i make little anecdotes of my future plamos! i got a lot of scenarios in mind, i wanna make lots! ( ・∇・)

i know, Blokees Miku doesn't really count as a conventional plamo, but she kinda kickstarted The Hobby for me. won't be here without her. so she shall be the Honorary Plamo™, and Maria shall be her friend!

please look forward to more plamo chronicles!

Sharing my work here hope you guys like it

Love it! There's not much to complain about aside from the chest piece, which is very thin, so you just need to be extra careful with that. What more can I say... it's puni mofu. Great kit all around.

I'll add the color guide on the second image, just in case someone needs it and doesn't want to purchase the whole kit.

If you have any questions feel free to ask. ^•ﻌ•^ฅ

Got the regular version of this kit on sale a while back. Planned on getting the DX plated version originally. But I saw a video review of it and though it looked ehhh. So I thought: "Hey, I just got some Alclad Chrome the other day. With some clear paints I, could probably just do it better myself! "

And so I did. Tried to make 3 different shades of gold. Also some silver bottom lipstick because I thought it looked really nice on the concept art. IRL the yellow looks drastically different under warm light vs cold light.

I completely butchered the initial paintjob of the orange parts and tried to soak it in Acrylic thinner + water. I read online somewhere that it should've been safe for ABS. Little did I know this would further weaken the already weak clutch of the parts. Both shoulders also disintegrated while applying force. Great!

But it's totally my fault since I did soak partially assembled pieces. I could've probably took more pictures in different poses if I wasn't for that blunder. But the point still stands that on initial assembly, some parts of this kit are barely holding on as-is. Which has been a recurring issue with the recent Plamax kits I've built. But from my experience, a loose part is way easier to work around/correct than an overly tight part.

Onto the kit itself. All 3 versions (Normal, Astronaut, Armored) are really good. I'm almost tempted to buy and paint another just to display both armored and unarmored legs. It's that good. This kit's concept is what I think "Clear" versions of model kits should look like. Clear external to display the solid internals. She's also nearly an entire head taller than the others in the Godz Order line.The articulating armor parts feels really nice. A very cool and interesting kit overall.

The only bad thing I can say about this kit aside from the fitting issues mentioned earlier is that the straight build looks really monotonous. The clear parts are doing some very heavy lifting on this kit to make it look more interesting. I suggest panel lining at the bare minimum to make give it more depth.

8/10 for the kit itself. Definitely recommend this kit. Definitely recommend some plastic cement or super glue on the side to eat. Definitely do not recommend swimming in acrylic thinner.

How do i properly sand the ball joints so they won't be too tight nor too loose?

I had a post where i asked how to solve the tight fit joint problem. Soo i ended up heating the parts and taking the ball joints out with a very thin screwdriver (i don't see any cracks or anything, so i think i'm fine)

Still working on her but wanted to share current progress. I still habe to paint her side and rear skirts and add a little more trim. Thinking about the undertaking ahead of me to paint the dragon much less start building it. This kit will take a lot of time to finish. The girl alone is a nice kit and a white canvas so the sky is the limits.