Post by supergetterv on May 7, 2013 2:01:14 GMT -5
Well here you go, I will start with some comparison pictures. As requested, the MB Exia along side two GFFMC and a 1/100 MG.
It just doesn't look right when placed into a group of UC (Universal Century) Gundams. Seems out of place.
But if you put the MB Exia with the AU (Alternate Universe) Gundams, Exia fits in pretty good.
Even better fit in Repair III form.
Now I can put things back to the way it was.
So I spent a couple of hours on this, the Exia MB and it is a solid figure. The parts swapping, going from Regular Exia to Repair III is easy. I love the details, and it just looks amazing.
One thing that you do have to look out for is when you move the joints around be aware of what your may potential bump into, you don't want to rub the parts together. I like the heft of the figure with the abundance of metal parts but I must warn you of the joints. The first time around, they are really tight, but moving it a bit, it become loose. My Exia's left elbow, after posing it to do a cross body long rifle pose became somewhat loose, at least looser than the right elbow, but it still holds in place but try not to bend these joints too much. No ratchet joints, and pretty much all friction type joints, and while the figure is fun to play around with, I don't think it is wise to keep moving the joints.
It just doesn't look right when placed into a group of UC (Universal Century) Gundams. Seems out of place.
But if you put the MB Exia with the AU (Alternate Universe) Gundams, Exia fits in pretty good.
Even better fit in Repair III form.
Now I can put things back to the way it was.
So I spent a couple of hours on this, the Exia MB and it is a solid figure. The parts swapping, going from Regular Exia to Repair III is easy. I love the details, and it just looks amazing.
One thing that you do have to look out for is when you move the joints around be aware of what your may potential bump into, you don't want to rub the parts together. I like the heft of the figure with the abundance of metal parts but I must warn you of the joints. The first time around, they are really tight, but moving it a bit, it become loose. My Exia's left elbow, after posing it to do a cross body long rifle pose became somewhat loose, at least looser than the right elbow, but it still holds in place but try not to bend these joints too much. No ratchet joints, and pretty much all friction type joints, and while the figure is fun to play around with, I don't think it is wise to keep moving the joints.
there's no shortage of gundams out there! 
