2020 now presents a new opportunity to reinforce the passion on the hobby, collecting, and photography by focusing on consistent drive and continuous flow of creativity.
I admit to have found myself taking my Revotlech Yamaguchi Gurren Lagann figures out of storage after my recent viewing of Promare which had very similar themes and… everything. I hope someone would release figures of the mecha from Promare. Anyway, this is a perfect time to revisit these figures, starting with the vanilla Gurren … Continue reading #3003 / Revoltech Yamaguchi // Gurren Lagann
A new entry in the Ghost in the Shell franchise is set to premiere this April on Netflix. And no, I haven’t watched any of the previous movies or series… or even the live-action Hollywood version. In any case, Ghost in the Shell SAC_2045 is set to continue the events in the Stand Alone Complex … Continue reading They’re Back! The Robot Spirits ⟨Side GHOST⟩ Tachikoma (Ghost in the Shell SAC_2045)
A collection of giant and not-so-giant robots that’s not really different from those owned by other collectors. These ones just happen to have a loose ‘inclusion criteria’, organized to suit my personal preference and features creative photography.
The MECHA CATALOGUE isn’t different from any other blog or website that covers mecha anime and the hobbies or collectibles it spawned. That said, and this will sound really clichéd, the site was always meant to be my best expression of the hobby through visual media.
It is all about focusing on three key aspects — hobbies, collections, and photographs. Hobbies and collections are self explanatory, that’s what The CATALOGUE is. Retaining that rigid definition of being “a comprehensive index with the primary purpose of tracking and organizing collectibles.”, it basically means CATALOGUE entries are not reviews but more of my overall thoughts and impressions on a figure or model kit. Reviews would still be present, definitely, but they’ll be more of featured articles.
I’m targeting further expansion of my visual story telling through more photos across the site. Whether it’s an old section like The CATALOGUE, the relaunched One Shots galleries, or even quick blog posts. That also includes the new photo-oriented and responsive site layout.
