I don’t want to personally look up at the number one MS from below.
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Personally, I wish I hadn’t looked closely at the number one MS.
So, does that mean it looks the coolest from a distance?
So, does that mean it looks the coolest from a distance? It’s also beautiful during space travel, right?
I want to admire this MS while thinking, “Bertie Char, who defeated ν, is scary…”
Why is it bad to look up from below?
Why is it bad to look up from below? I like how it sounds like something Char would say.
Designed for viewing from a diagonal overhead angle.
It doesn’t fit in the case I have, so I display it on top. I’m almost always looking up at it, but there’s nothing particularly strange about it. It’s cool.
It’s strong enough to defeat Hi-Nu despite the deceptive angle.
The more you look at it, the more you notice the differences in the details. It’s a MS that surprises you.
The number one MS tends to look mediocre from angles other than specific ones.
There are suspicions that more money was spent on the appearance than on the main body, but it looks great from all angles when you give it a metallic-like coating.
I don’t want to see it from behind either!
Actually, the back is worth seeing because of the abundance of verniers, right?!
Actually, the back is worth seeing because of the abundance of verniers, right?! In Battle Operation, well… the front, you know…
There are many people who don’t see the Nightingale Gundam in a good light.
Wait a minute! I built the HG, but no matter which angle you look at it from, it looks like a monster and it’s incredibly cool, you know?!
I bought the RE version that was released the other day, but the 1/100 Nightingale is really huge.
I bought the RE version that was released the other day, but the 1/100 Nightingale is really huge. I feel like it could take up one-third of a tatami mat.
It’s about the size of a small factory.
The artifact version looks cool no matter which angle you look at it from, but is it because of its size?
Are there not many MS with joint covers?
Are there not many MS with joint covers? Maybe something like the Alex or Sambol series?
It would be even cooler if it had exposed cylinders like the Mobile Suits in Iron-Blooded Orphans…
I can forgive the covers if I think of them as Patlabor.
The design always looks like it would be difficult to move in.
The design of the artifact’s variation was cool.
Uncharacteristically named for Zeon.
I feel like I’ve been deceived by the coolness of its silhouette for a long time.
It looks cool even when moving in the Ex-S.
The Robot Spirits Nightingale Gundam looks cool even when it moves.
In SD, the density of the MS feels just right.
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