I was uncertain if it was 1/144 or 1/200. Since most of my Gunpla is 1/100 MG, I knew those weren't the ones XD
But I guess some smaller MG kits like F91 or the Wing series could work for bigger armor.

I might hunt down some cheap HGs sometime.

I don't think so.
I know it's hard to do stuff like that, but superglue has never failed me nor damaged the figure.

Amazing, I didn't think Shinki/Gundam customs could look that good. The ones I had previously seen weren't more than kitbashes.

What scale/kind of Gundam kits/figures do you use?

The bikes are huge, there's plenty of space inside them for battery compartment and to hide wires.

Amazing customs. I NEED that Waffedolphin!

I think the spoon shields are just kitbashing at it's best, isn't it?

Where do you find so many Shinkis? It's hard to come by a single one of some regulars
Must be YJA miracles.

Superglue won't peel, you must've used something else.
Clear nail polish is another option, but it does peel off easily and isn't quite permanent. I use it only in pegs.
PVC film is yet another tool, but it's usage is limited due to how it won't stick well and needs to be well hidden.

higurashi9 wrote:is it just me or does it look like they have lights on their bikes

LEDs on Shinkis isn't unheard of, and these being bikes, I think it's very likely that they have LEDs on the headlights.

To my experience, when an articulation is too loose, all you have to do is add a thin layer of superglue. Put a tiny bit on the ball, quickly put the leg back and keep moving it in every possible direction for about a minute. Movement won't be as smooth as before, but this may be an advantage when p...

No owl, Mothman! A cryptid series would be nice.
And on a similar subject, a ray with lots of parts to build Jenny Harnivers would be interesting.