There will be no interrobangs in this post.

This is the 1/100 scale Metal Gear REX model from Kotobukiya, otherwise known as, "I'll never complain about a Bandai kit ever again." I swear this thing was conjuring new panel lines when I looked away.

Decaling the Zeta was making me tear my hair out, so I decided I'd just do a straight build of The O, which is a nostalgic kit for me, as a break.

...You can see how well the break went, but I'm so pleased with how it turned out that I feel refreshed regardless.

It's objectively ridiculous that my friends have told me, in utter seriousness, to go poop my pants about it when I'm stressed, but I can't deny its effectiveness.

I recall not being super happy with this videoーno disrespect to my lovely cameramanー, but just look at that stain! I'm vocal in this one; I just can't resist when I'm a total mess~

As an aside, I love having accidents in overalls, but they're frustratingly hard to see.
#pantypoop #soiling #messing

This is a silly amount of hand paintingーand it's not even that clean!ーfor pieces that'll be hidden 90+% of the time.

Currently color-correcting the High Grade The O; the verniers (?) are so satisfying.

Posting gunpla like usual after a video like that feels a little...

Anyway, this is my first time applying water slide decals; 25 down, 75+ to go?

As an aside, the Real Grade Zeta wasn't as much of a hand grenade as I'd been led to believe...but I'm still not rushing to transform it...

Evening, Bluesky. I'm starting this account with a rent-lowering gunshot of a video, since it's much easier to explain gunpla to people who know I poop myself for fun than vice versa. Stay tuned for plastic robots and some very messy pants!

And feel free to say hi; I love being teased~

#pantypoop