Maschinen Krieger Scale Model Diorama!
While most people know about Gundam in the sci-fi scale model kit world, the universe of Maschinen Krieger is one that has some of the most striking mecha designs. We chat with Ma. K. builder Heng Wang (aka Kvltworx) about his mash-up build, the origins of Maschinen Krieger, and why its kits are so unique.
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I love the huge boots and tiny pedals.
One of my closet shelves has been taken up by unmade SF3D/Maschinen Krieger kits for 25 years. Whenever I go in there, I see them, sigh, and think “I’ll get to them someday….”
I should probably sell them, but I love them too much, right down to the box art.