Nah. Autism/ADHD keeps them organized. I usually pull off all the armor then do the frame by section. Take one leg apart and paint it then put it back together. Then do the other leg. That way there’s always one to look at.
I personally assemble the kit so that I can decide on what needs paint then I take everything apart, paint it, and put it back together again. I have heard of people that paint will the parts on the runner then cut them out and assemble, but I don’t like that method because it leads to needing to notch up nub marks and it’s hard to get a good result that way.
I would love to display it with no armor, but unfortunately, it’s Gundam Marker EX which doesn’t look the same after topcoat and doesn’t tolerate UV light very well either.
As for anime wing RG, I started building 1/100 and never looked back. I just dug these guys out for photos because I posted all my MG’s and needed material for my daily post challenge
I have other stand arms, I just didn’t want to dig trough the bowl of spare parts to find one. This was closer at hand and it was only temporary. The 1/144’s generally live in a box in my shed. I borrowed the action base and parts from an mg I usually display.
Thanks for the info. It came as part of a loot box so I never even looked at the product line. I just built a Dom.