Gunpla time again! This time it's a HGUC Guncannon Revive I started a little while ago but only recently goaded ADHD-brain into finishing up.

Similar to the last two, I used Vallejo Mecha Color primer and matte topcoat, airbrushed Army Painter acrylics for base color (shaded by using black primer and varying the thickness of the color coats where light/shadows would be, which incidentally can also create subtle panel lining if you're careful about it—I wasn't, but the details stand out well enough anyway) and brushed for chipping/drybrushing, a Starship Filth MIG Oilbrusher as a sort of muddy stain/wash around the legs, and those little Tamiya weathering kits for some scorch marks here and there.

Some more detail shots. Why did I detail the bottoms of the feet if they're not going to be seen in most poses (and can barely be seen here)? Because I'll know I did it.

this is the way Vincent holds his pen. he never really got a chance to learn how to properly hold one and to this day doesn't spend a lot of time writing. the main thing that keeps him from writing is that this way of holding a pen cramps your hand like CRAZY so he avoids it as much as he can. though i think if he got a typewriter he'd do it a lot more, he really needs the expression

his name is Splatter, he's broked