Ha ha ha ha ha ha! While going out with the Loctor, I got this Zoids model from Tomy. Its called the Wardick [EZ-040]. I do not know why they named it that way but sometimes, it makes you wonder. I am attracted to the Zoids model because of the pilot/cockpit (ha ha ha) which houses those pilot figures. Unfortunately, I can't fix it yet because of my hand but hopefully, after a few more days, we shall see.
One thing about the Zoids model kits in this range was that they use wind-up engines to power them. However, in this case, I can see there is a problem because the model is water-based which means that you can wind it up and watch it waddle around in the water. After that, the rust would set in. I mean who else would be playing with a rusty dick?
I am going to modify it into something else, maybe some kind of a flying patrol craft instead. Already the head and the floatation tanks on the sides are giving me ideas.
One thing about the Zoids model kits in this range was that they use wind-up engines to power them. However, in this case, I can see there is a problem because the model is water-based which means that you can wind it up and watch it waddle around in the water. After that, the rust would set in. I mean who else would be playing with a rusty dick?
I am going to modify it into something else, maybe some kind of a flying patrol craft instead. Already the head and the floatation tanks on the sides are giving me ideas.
It was selling for RM39.90
What interested me was the head but I hated the flippers
Lots of parts and I hated those wind-up mechanisms
This time, there is only one pilot and some polystyrene block to make it float
