Previous Suletta updates: 1, 2, 3

Suletta is done! Truth is, she would've been done a couple of days ago if I hadn't gotten wrapped up in another project (figure-related, but non-plamo) while I was waiting for the topcoat to cure. The umbrellas are from a Sousai Shojo Teien accessory set which I completed at the same time (I made the partially open umbrella too, but it isn't pictured here). Suletta happens to be the same roughly 1/10 scale as the Sousai girls, so the umbrella matches with her perfectly! Now if there was only rain in space...

Also pictured, for the first time, is that cursed Haro. I rendered the panel lines as thick as they are on purpose. The Haro and Suletta's ponytail were the only spots where I used the "regular" stickers. Everything else is paint, engraving stickers, or waterslides.

Most fun part of this kit: painting the gold in the inner sleeves. A little tricky, but the results speak for themselves. Least fun: applying the gold engraving stickers to her upper torso (speaking of gold...).

Going to take a break from plamo for awhile, then hopefully get back into the swing of things toward the end of the month.

So after about (checks notes) 8 months of being unable to build Gunpla due to a mixture of lack of space and crowded shelves, I have managed to rectify both thanks to a room move and got a computer desk that can also double as a Gunpla Assembly desk!

So I decided to crack open the Dilanza Sol as a good derust build. Things are still a little scuffed due to the coloring and old Nippers, but as far as a returning build goes, I'm still pretty satisfied.

Maybe I'll crack open that Gundam MK II kit to de-rust a little further before I start dipping into the real valuable stuff like my last 3 P-Bandai boxes.