I find it disappointing that you took a great GID toy and completely covered it with paint. For me, it makes the whole thing seem like a big missed opportunity. It might just be me, but I tend to think of GID toys separately from others. I like to see how well the glow has been incorporated into the paint app overall (both in the light and in the dark) and how the painter used the glow to achieve certain effects or bring out certain elements of the sculpt. You didn't do that at all.

The MVH version was obviously painted in such a way that takes into account the GID vinyl. Since yours doesn't, it makes me agree with the folks who say this toy is a "waste." Essentially, your colors could have been painted on any other base color.

I firmly believe that it's your toy and you can do whatever you want with it. I'm not gonna come after you for painting on something that you own. It's just that, in this case, you didn't improve what was there or make it more interesting. That's not really gonna go down smooth with the collectors out there who are chasing the GID version. Now, there's just one less MVH one out there for them to add to their collection because some dude who has, "the V-COLORS," decided to paint over one.

It's unfortunate because, aside from the GID thing, there's nothing "wrong" with your custom. The colors are fine and all, and the execution actually seems pretty nice. It's just that it seems a bit thoughtless to put this kind of paint job on the GID toy.