Well I've only seen the first few episodes of gundam AGE, as I prefer UC series, but if I get further into the series and if I am inspired perhaps.

Hm, can't believe I missed this. The proportions are excellent, and that shield IS pretty awesome. Have you been thinking about doing anything from the new Gundam AGE series yet, like maybe AGE-1-Spallow?

Thanks, not quite there yet design wise though.

Bold attempt.

Neat build! The proportions look accurate!

they are easily some of the sturdiest pre-made joints out there. The only thing that really outperforms them are the joints that use technic gears. But I wouldn't worry yourself about those just yet. I don't want to sound like one of those people on MOCpages that is all like "look at my stuff", but this might help you out if you want to make a mech that uses those type of joints. http://www.mocpages.com/moc.php/145503

Thanks, I was thinking to get some, because those look pretty sturdy.

In answer to your earlier question: the click joints for the knees on my second generation frame are made of two of the following pieces: Technic Rotation Joint Disk with Pin Hole and 3L Liftarm Thick stuck together. The sets that these can be found in are: 7470-1 Space shuttle discovery (1), 7671-1 AT-AP Walker (2), 7721-1 Combat Crawler X2(2), 10186-1 General Grievous (2), 10174-1 Imperial AT-ST UCS (4), 7706-1 Mobile Defense Tank (4), 8996-1 Skopio XV1 (16), 7701-1 Striking Venom (8), 8694-1 Titanium Command Rig (2), 4483-1 and 4483-2 AT-AT (8), 4482-1 AT-TE (6). Keep in mind that most of these sets are discontinued and are expensive. It is much easier to purchase them on bricklink. http://www.bricklink.com/catalogItem.asp?P=44224 is the link. Keep in mind that when I say that there are 8 in a certain set, remember that you need TWO to make one joint, so the number of complete joints you get in a set is half of what I mentioned above. Hope this helps

Hey man! Great work on this. I like all the detailing on it. It was well worth the wait.

hi. thanks for your comment. I will build the whole body, but it wil take a long time. I'm glad to meet another Gundam Fan. Gundam Unicorn is a very nice Gundam, and you did a good job. it looks very nice. About your photo skills, try to avoid taking pictures from the front. you should turn your camera 45 degrees, then it might not look so 2d. trust me. 'D Rick

Will do, thanks

Thanks

This is fantastic :) It's huge!

The first time I tried the torso I could get it to function, but it didn't look good at all, so it is really just trial and error when it comes to that.

whoa it looks huge. Iv always tried making a Gundom but for some resons I can never make the torso right.