Happy Haroween

This is my very first time entering a model building contest. It was a challenge to myself to see what I can come up with based on the theme. The Haros were lying around from the Mobile Haro, which I have used for something else. The Haros were all painted and turned into pumpkins. For one of the Haros, I cut out the “mouth” and used runner scraps to create the “teeth”. To make it more menacing, I used wires to create legs for the big Haro and to also snare a GM for the Haro that had its mouth open. The HG GM was a kit I bought years ago to use as scribing practice. I added a Halloween decal on its left shoulder, which was from the MG GM 2.0 Bandai decal set. As for the sign, it was also from the Haro runner. The word ハロ was on the original runner. I scribed the rest using a scriber. ハッピーハロウィン literally means Happy Halloween in Japanese. Lastly, fluorescent paint was used on the eyes, teeth of the Haros, and the signage. It glows in the dark when a black light shines on it! Overall I am happy with the fact that I created this piece using what was available and didn’t purposely purchase any additional kits to add to it.