Delta Plus MG Gundam Review Video

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Delta Plus? Is this a robot or a frat house? #ChrisBores
Here’s my review of the Master Grade Delta Plus from Mobile Suit Gundam Unicorn! This is the first Gunpla (Gundam Plastic Model Kit) that I wanted to dirty up. So I really dry brushed the hell out of it. I watched the OVA (Original Video Animation) of Gundam Unicorn a little after completing the kit, just to get a feel of what it was like. And you know what? Not bad. Not good either. It was AMAZING. Love that scene where RX-0 walks out for the first time and beats up the Kshatriya. Beautiful. Hajime Katoki really did a number with these mech designs!
So what wave does a “waverider” ride exactly? I know it’s been called that since Zeta Gundam, but I have know idea why they call it that. Anyone know? For the 0.5 people who read this description, comment below with an explanation for the “waverider” name. Please. Also thanks for one year guys, love ya.

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