HG 1/144 Sengoku Darilbalde by Chack55

HG 1/144 Sengoku Darilbalde by Chack55 is a gunpla custom build by a builder with name Chack55 with gumpla account @Chack55.

Gunpla Custom Build : HG 1/144 Sengoku Darilbalde by @Chack55

The HG 1/144 Sengoku Darilbalde, masterfully customized by the renowned Gunpla builder @1793666, stands as an exemplary model of unique modification and intricate detailing.

Daryl Balde, maneuvering Guell, found himself ensnared in the aftermath of Quiet Zero's data storm during a harrowing clash with Schwarzette, piloting Lauda. Strangely, only Daryl Balde was thrust into a reincarnation into the Sengoku period.

Here's the scene as Chack55 emerged near the Jike Takuji Temple (Jetakuji Temple)... Chack55 would be delighted for you to witness it in a more refined setting. Thus, Chack55 undertook a subtle modification to the Yomeimon model at Nikko Toshogu Shrine.

Commencing the project at the tail end of last year, Chack55 meticulously adjusted the route while applying water-based hobby colors to the base. Subsequently, Vallejo paints were employed to infuse gradation and enhance coloring.

Unlike Mercury, the finishing touches were meticulously applied with water-based paint, resulting in a captivating sparkle. The gleaming earrings serve as the pièce de résistance, elevating the overall allure.

By ingeniously incorporating MSG, 30MM, and various other scrap parts, Chack55 succeeded in harmonizing disparate elements. The initial aesthetic was pleasing, but with a touch of augmentation, it transformed into a magnificent spectacle.

Chack55 grappled with the challenge of seamlessly integrating the gold accents. A sensation of transcending time and space permeates the creation. If it exudes an aura of heat, Chack55 emerges triumphant.

Let the enjoyment culminate in the final touches! Initially, Chack55 indulged in experimentation, allowing creativity to run wild. Subsequently, a process of refinement ensued, gradually sculpting the masterpiece.

Fine-tuning was imperative to achieve perfection. Chack55 diligently observed the temple's texture firsthand, ensuring authenticity in the representation.

Applying the base coat of Kanerite Foam, followed by burning it with a burner, laid the groundwork for a realistic combustion effect. The Vallejo paint, undiluted, added the finishing touch to the fiery spectacle.