Perfect Nu Project

Hey there what's up, you can call me Skar.

Following advice of a good friend of mine, I'm at last opening a blog where I'll organize all the pictures I take, better than having 100 damn albums on Facebook, right?

So I'll start off with one of my favourite, my custom Hi-Nu, which I decided to call the "Perfect Nu".
It was born from two things:
- Hi-Nu being my favourite Gundam-type suit;
- Me not liking the funnels concept at all.
So I went ahead and made my own no-funnel Hi-Nu, which makes it the Perfect Nu for me.

Me and some friends also thought about some backstory for this piece, but I'll paste it later, at the end of the post, for now I've spoken enough, I don't want to bore you with my useless prolixity.

Enjoy some pictures!

So for those who are interested in the backstory/specs of this beaut, they are actually pretty simple.
General specs: it's pretty much as powerful as the regular Hi-Nu. Maybe it's a little less armored and more mobile and agile with the backpack's added thrust. Weapons included are: two beam rifles, stored on the sides of the legs, two heat knives, stored on the back, and two beam sabers, stored on the wrists. I didn't take pictures of those because I still don't have suitable holding hands LOL. I'll eventually get some soon. Perhaps from Gundam Thunderbolt.

Even thou in some pictures the backpack is off, it is on most of the time, it is not a "detachable" thing like in build fighters. Just your regular backpack. The backpack features a system that disables enemy funnels for a very vast area around the Perfect Nu. This model is like a big fuck you to funnels and such. Strike Freedom can go hide his Dragoons covered ass whenever he wants.


As for "backstory", which is not really a backstory, it's just a "timeline collocation" for this model, this thing happens before Unicorn. And yeah, you guessed, the system mounted on Perfect Nu is just the prototype for the NT-D which was then perfectioned and mounted on Unicorn.
So yeah, that's pretty much it. Thinking of coming up with an actual story for this child, with characters and stuff. Why not. I like writing, did I mention that?

Hope you enjoyed. I will see you at my next post.

Love,
Skar