MG 1/100 Launcher Strike Gundam Custom by @AlexNote0310

MG 1/100 Launcher Strike Gundam Custom is a gunpla custom build by a builder with name ぜっつー with x.com account @AlexNote0310 .

Gunpla Custom Build : MG 1/100 Launcher Strike Gundam Custom by @AlexNote0310

The MG 1/100 Launcher Strike Gundam Custom, masterfully customized by the Gunpla builder @AlexNote0310, stands as an exemplary model of unique modification and intricate detailing.

The MG Launcher Strike Gundam has been finished with a restrained but effective approach, focusing on additional detailing and a complete color reinterpretation rather than extensive structural modifications.

The color scheme takes inspiration from the Full Armor Gundam, but instead of directly reproducing its colors, the builder developed a personal interpretation that gives the Strike a more military-oriented appearance. The combination of greens and orange accents works particularly well with the heavy Launcher Striker Pack, emphasizing its role as a long-range combat configuration.

The build uses:

Gaia Notes Mecha Surf Heavy as the base
Pale Green
A previously custom-mixed Orange
Mr. Color C511 Russian Green
C36 RLM74 Gray Green
C120 RLM80 Olive Green

For markings, a combination of Gundam Decals and HiQParts decals was used. The additional markings complement the military-inspired paint scheme while adding visual density to the Strike's armor without making it excessively busy.

The choice to limit the physical modifications to detailing allows the MG Strike's original proportions and mechanical design to remain intact. Instead, the personality of the build comes primarily from the paintwork, color balance, and markings.

Overall, this is a great example of how a relatively simple modification approach can produce a completely different impression. The Full Armor Gundam-inspired palette gives the Launcher Strike a convincing heavy military-machine aesthetic, while still preserving the recognizable identity of the Strike Gundam.

The finished work is also scheduled to be displayed at Nexspo on September 22, where the larger physical presence and paintwork should be even easier to appreciate.