not joking this thing is covered in all sorts of this weird shite and i'm going to assume this is that ever elusive mold release agent or mold release or whatever it's called a lot of people mention you need to wash off your bandai kits and then some other people say you don't because they don't use it well this stuff is manky my hands just got dirtier and dirtier and dirtier until i moved to wearing a pair of gloves yeah this thing was nasty to say the least uh yeah wash it and by the way it's a bootleg company from what china so i'm not sure if even what's in the plastics would be you know up to protocol for the rest of the world if you get what i mean i'm not sure if it was psychosomatic but i started getting a kind of a dry throat while building this and uh yeah not cool so yeah like with every experience i've had with the other two bootleg kits i've built well not necessarily the zero gravity that was quite good but with the metal build style strike freedom while i was building at it i hated it it just doesn't have that fun clip snip and snap kind of way that you get with gauntlet that's just so satisfying to build every single part needs to be drilled and it just took forever to build and nothing fit together it was not fun but what i ended up with in the end was a fairly savage looking model kit and all those minor issues that kind of remained from putting it together fairly badly just kind of melted away and it does look really cool i'm going to get this side by side with bandai's offering of a death side hell and you'll see the difference it even feels in a way or a lot of ways better but anyway let's jump right on in to the aesthetics so before we take a look at the gundam death side itself let's take a look at what comes inside of the box so as well as death scythe we also have the twin beam side this also has a pair of alternate handles in here which you can have for different lengths and shapes we've got the buster shield which looks great but i have to admit i'm recognizing that beam effect from somewhere when it comes to the hands we've got a grand total of eight six alternates as well as the two that i have attached onto the depth side then we have these three parts these two red ones are for changing up the wings a little bit we've got a base adapter and lastly in here we've got color correcting stickers and some water slide decals but before we take a look at all of that let's take a look at the aesthetics of that death side hell so now jumping right on into the aesthetics and there's one thing i've noticed all of these third-party kits have been bringing and that is aesthetics in pocket loads sure the execution here could be a little bit better but what is this company dragon momoko they're bootlegging gundams they're obviously not a full-blown operation so this is still impressive especially visually the kind of vibe this has given me is what temashi nations tends to do to gundam designs when they make them into metal builds and that is what this feels like
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