Or perhaps it takes me back to the MG Full Armor Gundam which has a little something about it that makes me recall it fondly. It reminds me of the MG FA Gundam Ver Ka Thunderbolt kit, which I adore, or perhaps the MG Dual Gundam Assault Shroud kit which I wasn’t in love with.
Looking at this kit it feels like there is a lot of building to do and choice for how you want it to look once done. Okay, this doesn’t do it for me as much as the previous image but it’s still good. Yo dawg! I heard you like MGs so I’m gonna put a frame around your armoured inner frame so you can build frame after putting armour on the original frame.Īnd then if you want armour on top of your frame-covered armour you have this. That’s a pretty mean look now for the Alex but this is where I started salivating. Sure this is a good looking, if vanilla, MS but it was the next images that got me going. That’s 20 years ago! That predates this website by quite a bit, even if I feel I’ve been doing this for a long time.īeing surprised at the announcement I was blow away when I saw the images on Bandai’s site. Until now if you were a War in the Pocket fan you were building the Alex released in 1999.
I don’t recall there being much clamour for a new MG NT-1 Alex but here it is, the NT-1 Ver 2.0 Alex. I guess I should be used to Bandai coming out with these kind of releases, those that catch you completely by surprise.
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