TwoAi

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building small models of big things

Book cover of Le Phénomène Gundam: Le colosse de l'animation (The Gundam Phenomenon: The Colossus of Animation) by Jean-Philippe Dubrulle
Gilgamesh from Fate/stay night, holding a keyblade from Kingdom Hearts.
Eggbug Haro at the Gunpla and Model Area at Anime North 2026 rest in peace cohost
The History of Gundam Model Kits Friday at 6:00pm Waxman (TCC South)
Young boys rushing into a Japanese home to watch Mobile Suit Gundam. The calendar on the wall reads September 8.
extremely low resolution screencap from the A boy with GUNDAM short (at 4:36, just right of the center of the frame), featuring a mobile suit that might be the G-Saviour Space Mode?
Magic Knight Rayearth
The Gundam stabbing a Zaku II through its cockpit with a beam saber
Machu kissing Shuji, stylized like the art for One Last Kiss by Hikaru Utada
Machu from Mobile Suit Gundam GQuuuuuuX, stylized like the art for One Last Kiss by Hikaru Utada
Paper Theater PT-324 Mt. Fuji & Crane ペーパーシアター PT-324 富士山と鶴
Characters holding up a banner that reads "WELCOME HOME" with the final E reversed
Paper Theater papercraft kit of Shanks' wanted poster, front view
My Dress-Up Darling The Bisque Doll (Dress-up Doll) Falls in Love その着せ替え人形(ビスク・ドール)は恋をする
Full view with of the papercraft kit. The wall has been removed, exposing the full inner detail. A paper backing frame supports the back and side walls and keeps the staircase centered.
Close-up view, angled right. A handrail can be seen on the right and back walls, as well as a light switch on the right switch just above the handrail
Close-up picture of a small box The box is on its side, with the top facing forward On the top of the box is the image of a wall outlet with the text "Miniatuart koibito series"
Left and right thruster bells from the Ma.K Gachanen 1/35 Kauz On the left part, the plastic between the fuel lines and the thruster bell has been carved out
Thruster bell part from the Maschinen Krieger Gachanen 1/35 Kauz kit The thruster bell has fuel lines on the left and right To the left, the space between the fuel line and the body of the thruster bell is filled with plastic To the right, the plastic between the fuel line and plastic has been carved out
恋（コスプレ）は変える。姿も、心も。 Love (cosplay) [changes/transforms] . Both in [shape; appearance] and in [mind, heart, spirit]. (My Dress-Up Darling Season 1 tagline)
Lilysa: I wonder how it'll turn out... Lilysa: How're they gonna handle the early chapters with heavy fanservice? As it progresses, it turns into a passionate sports anime, but... Noa: True, it might be a bit much for a wider audience. Okumura: Still, that fanservice is at the core of the protagonist's character. Lilysa: I know they can't do everything, but I hope they don't cut out any of the stories. Tsubaki: "Fanservice at the core of..." Does that even make sense?
Lilysa: That high school sports rom-com! Lililili is getting an adaptation!! (Everyone cheers) Tsubaki, to the side: I've never heard of that manga before!
Tube-shaped surface detail on the Maschinen Krieger Kauz Left shows the original simplified shape on the model, right shows the resculpted shape
Gachanen 1/35 Kauz from Maschinen Krieger
Paper Theater papercraft kit of Monkey D. Luffy's wanted poster, front view
Papercraft portrait of Luffy's face from One Piece, step 2
Papercraft of hand detail
Master Grade 1/100 G-Fighter (2009)
Hover Plider docking into Mazinger Z's head
Handrail part from papercraft kit, still attached to laser cut sheet. The gray parts coloured in pencil.
Papercraft build of a staircase
screenshot of two tumblr posts by user stormheart-warden stormheart-warden: Wait hold on gotta look something up stormheart-warden: Ok yeah this is funny
dancing robot falls over and starts flailing, set to the music of the Geddan meme
Miniatuart Biplane next to a quarter, top view
Miniatuart Petit MP01-21 1/220 Biplane papercraft kit, built, front view
Miniatuart Petit MP01-21 1/220 Biplane
Nu Gundam vs Sazabi by Ikuto Yamashita, 1987
Screenshot of a tweet by @khara_inc2 on Twitter, translated from Japanese by Google Translate. The tweet reads: GQ Episode 9. The amphibious mobile suit that appears near the end should have evidence of underwater work on screen, and since it's just floating on the waves, it doesn't need a design below the shoulders, and it's less of a burden on the set, so I asked Director Tsurumaki to include it. I'd like to see it play an even bigger role. (Our company president)