Hey ya'll,
I've bought a lot of garage kits in the past from the Wonder Festival in Japan, but I never actaully got them put together.
Recently, though, I met someone through a friend at a local comic book shop. He offered his services and I let him to do my first kit. Please let me know what you think.
This kit is a original custom garage kit of SkullKnight by HEADLONG. From my sources, it appears somewhere between 20-30 of these were made, so it's pretty rare. It's not the ART OF WAR model, though the pose looks very similar to theirs.
This is a stock photo of the kit on HEADLONG's website:
Here's how mine turned out (updated the pictures 12/04):
What's crazy is the guy had to cut off and glue every spike on Skully's armor/neck/head/legs, etc etc.
Anyways, I plan on doing business with him again, in fact, he already has my BERSERKER garage kit. But I would really like to know what you guys think of his work. Granted, the pictures aren't the best, but it's the most accurate I could get them to look next to the real thing.
I've bought a lot of garage kits in the past from the Wonder Festival in Japan, but I never actaully got them put together.
Recently, though, I met someone through a friend at a local comic book shop. He offered his services and I let him to do my first kit. Please let me know what you think.
This kit is a original custom garage kit of SkullKnight by HEADLONG. From my sources, it appears somewhere between 20-30 of these were made, so it's pretty rare. It's not the ART OF WAR model, though the pose looks very similar to theirs.
This is a stock photo of the kit on HEADLONG's website:
Here's how mine turned out (updated the pictures 12/04):
What's crazy is the guy had to cut off and glue every spike on Skully's armor/neck/head/legs, etc etc.
Anyways, I plan on doing business with him again, in fact, he already has my BERSERKER garage kit. But I would really like to know what you guys think of his work. Granted, the pictures aren't the best, but it's the most accurate I could get them to look next to the real thing.