Bandai Star Wars First Order Stormtrooper Model Kit

Star Wars Force Awakens has come and passed. With the hype and excitement is winding down, i find the movie enjoyable even though it was basically modern remake of A New Hope. Anyway, i did previously mentioned from my Black Series FO stormtrooper that i liked the new designs for the troopers but was horribly disappointed with Hasbro's offering. But luckily Hasbro wasn't the only company making FO stormtroopers in the 1/12 scale, thank you Bandai!
Now Bandai made 2 stormtroopers, the pricier but probably the best figuarts one and the cheaper model kit. Since i'm a stingy and poor, i opted to buy the model kit and i am pleasantly surprised!

HG 1/144 Graze Kai

When i first started watching Iron Blooded Orphans (IBO), i thought to myself that the Graze suits were pretty cool but i don't like how the head looked. It looked kinda odd to me, like someone squished the head sideways. But around episode 4 when they revealed Tekkadan had salvaged one of the Graze suits and customed it, i loved how the new head looked.
So when Bandai announced they'll be releasing Graze Kai's kit, i gotta have it!

HGBF 1/144 Dom R35

Down the rabbit hole i go. After my first real build with Barbatos i'm smitten with the blue beauty that is Dom R35. Unfortunately i've never watched the Build Fighters series so i have no idea what's the back story behind this figure is... but hey, that hasn't stop anyone before right?

HG 1/144 Gundam Barbatos

I'm not much of a Plamo guy, normally i wouldn't buy them unless they were interesting or unique. And normally i wouldn't spend so much time on building them either. But i got to watching the new Gundam series, Iron Blooded Orphans and i loved it! And the HG kit is pretty cheap as well so i figured why not? As it turns out, Barbatos is pretty awesome.

Me, Grimlock, KING!

This Cretaceous Advancement  add on kits are just what Grimlock need!

Kotobukiya Medabots Sanjuro Model Kit

I used to watch Medabots when i was a nerdling long ago. It began as a game that tried to emulate Pokemon's concept of training pets for battle but with a robot twist. Basically, Medabots are tiny kid sized robots that are powered by medals, the basic frame, called a tinpet is outfitted with various parts that's swappable, that's where the collect them all gameplay comes in. Somehow, the game got popular enough to have a anime made and that's how it gain a small following. I don't remember much from the show, but i do remember the robot designs were cool and each episode has plenty of action. Anyway, Kotobukiya has released their own line of Medabots plastic model kits and here's the latest incarnation of the enigmatic Rokusho, Sanjuro!