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It's really good! I loved how you stuck with the Heavyarms in the Series
Great job tonning down the red or orange?
I have a Model Kit on Deathscythe Hell Custom that I might just Customize myself, if I can get round to it that is! XD
Any tips for a beginner?
The actual color scheme of Heavyarms was red, but most Ver. Ka conversions used lighter red-orange tone based on the Katoki illustrations.
If you are going to make a custom kit, one of the useful things you can use in making custom parts is thin polystyrene sheets. It's a thin plastic sheet you can cut and shape depending on the part you want to customize. Also, you can use polyester putty in filling gaps or adding tiny extensions on existing parts. Another is bashing another kit or 'kit bashing' as it is called, it is practically cutting pieces or parts from other kits to be used as your custom parts.
Will give it a try!
Yes! The blue colors were pretty blah.
(Then again, the bright orange makes you a target...)
Is the gattling gun resin casted or is it from another kit?
As for the Gatling gun, I used parts of the actual gun of the kit and rebuilt the body from polystyrene sheet.
It'll be very cool if you can get started with your mod. I'm also thinking of converting my 1/144 Wing Zero kit to ver. Ka, but I think I'll work on that some other time. Good luck with your project!