Jake!

@spriteborne.bsky.social

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Game Designer, he/him SXSW Gaming Awards 2x nominee, IMB alumnus, industry panelist, showed off my game at the Smithsonian that one time Email: Jake@Spriteborne.com www.Spriteborne.com www.Pickaxe.website #indiegamedev #gunpla

A photo of the reassembled real grade Unicorn Perfectibility Gundam plastic model kit, with new metal G35 pieces. It is fully transformed into destroy mode, the most difficult step of the entire assembly process
A photo of the exploded pieces from the real grade Unicorn Perfectibility, showing the level of disassembly required to replace G35
A photo of the cover of the book Mead Gundam
A photo of the Pennsylvania sky at 12:30pm on Thursday, July 16th. It is ominously dark despite being midday
A photo of the high grade Hambrabi (GQX) Gundam plastic model kit, in a wide stance holding its gun scythe
A photo of the assembled main body for the high grade Hambrabi (GQX) Gundam plastic model kit
A photo of the shelf in the quoted post, now filled with several dozen small Pokémon plushes
A photo of a floor lamp on top of a new corner unit, now awkwardly several feet off the ground and almost touching the ceiling
A photo of the assembled upper body (head, arms, and torso) of the high grade Hambrabi (GQX) Gundam plastic model kit
A photo of the assembled head and body from the high grade Hambrabi (GQX) Gundam plastic model kit
A photo of the head from the high grade Hambrabi (GQX) Gundam plastic model kit
A photo of the box for the high grade Hambrabi (GQX) Gundam plastic model kit
A photo showing the break line on the notorious G35, from the real grade Unicorn Perfectibility Gundam plastic model kit
A photo of the assembled backpack on the real grade Unicorn Perfectibility Gundam plastic model kit
A photo of the box for the Robot Spirits Lunedrache figure from the Super Robot Wars Y Collector’s Edition
A photo of many model kit boxes, all purchases recently from Japan
A sign around an elevator button that says, “Elevator button is this.”
A photo of a paper sign that reads, “Don’t insert wet money.” The “n” is markered in by hand
A photo of the Eva Unit-01 rising up on the transport platform, in miniature scale at Small Worlds in Odaiba
A view of Ikebukuro, Tokyo on a cloudy day
A screenshot of Google Maps showing the pin for Inou Shoten in Akihabara
A photo of a spread of many, many model building tools and supplies purchased in Japan
A photo from the Patlabor Lab experience in Tokyo. Taken from inside the cockpit
A photo of the 1:1 Unicorn Gundam in Odaiba, Tokyo illuminated at night in the final battle colors. It is adorned with the new send-off decals
A photo of my new pair of GodHand Lightning nippers
A photo of the stairs outside the Museum of Narratives in Tokyo
A photo of a display case from the Kotobukiya Head Office in Tachikawa, showcasing Arcanadea kits
A real photo of the Kotobukiya Head Office building in Tachikawa
A photo of one of the dancers from the parade at Sanrio World
Gordon Ramsay gorgeous / donkey meme. On the left it says “When Sanrio brands a train station” and on the donkey side it says, “When Jefferson Hospital rebrands a train station,” referring to when Jefferson Hospital spent a ton of money turning the locally beloved Market East in Philadelphia into “Jefferson Station”
A photo (not mine) of the high grade Unicorn ANA collab version
A photo of the 1:1 Unicorn Gundam outside the Diver City Mall and Gundam Base in Odaiba
A photo of the YOASOBI Gundam collab kit box
A photo of a tower of model kit boxes I bought at Surugaya Shinjuku today
A photo of the Tokyo Metropolitan Government Building. The joke here is that it’s completely obliterated in the first 15 minutes of Digimon Story: Time Stranger
A photo of the real grade Patlabor box at LABI Shinjuku
A photo of a bottle of Pocari Sweat, a Famichiki, and a chicken sandwich bun from Family Mart
A photo of the box for the collector’s edition of Super Robot Wars Y
A photo of a black bag with red text that reads “HAIR DRYER” in a Dark Souls-like font
A photo of the main body assembly for the real grade Unicorn Perfectibility Gundam plastic model kit
A photo of two suitcases and the master grade Turn X Gundam plastic model kit. The larger suitcases absolutely dwarfs the smaller one
A photo of the assembled torso for the real grade Unicorn Perfectibility Gundam plastic model kit, including the advanced MS joints that comprise the shoulders and arms
A screenshot from DoorDash saying I’m at the wrong house even though it’s very clearly the same house, including a numbered door
A photo of the torso and advanced MS joint arm segments from the real grade Unicorn Perfectibility Gundam plastic model kit, the most notorious break hazard from the kit and one of the most notorious break hazards in all of Gunpla
A photo of the assembled legs and waist from the real grade Unicorn Perfectibility Gundam plastic model kit