Akaru88

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I think that would be the MEGA size Gundam at around 37 cm

[–] [email protected] 0 points 1 week ago (2 children)

Yes my friend there are. They can be had at most hobby shops for as little as $10US

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I only had a panel liner back when I built this kit.

 

HG Ez-8

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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.

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Bread pudding!!!

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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.

 
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GM airbrush is my favorite airbrush. No clean up afterwards.

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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.

 

The frame is done on my MG Gouf.

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This kit looks good with just panel lining and decals. Some kits “need” paint.

[–] [email protected] 0 points 2 weeks ago (2 children)

Super clean. Looks great.

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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.

 

All of the RG’s that I have from Wing

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It would be nice to be able to filter by standard or limited release.

 

RG Tallgeese

 

RG Epyon. It was a fun build. Some of the smaller parts were a little finicky, but once it’s together it stays that way. Posing and transformation are really easy but everything feels pretty sturdy.

 

HGGBM Amazing Barbatos Lupus

Snap build and stock stickers.

 

I’ve started a new build. MG Gouf 2.0

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MG Jegan

Full paint. Only the clear pieces didn’t change color. G-rework waterslides. The decal sheet is on par with ver. Ka kits I’ve built. So many waterslides in hard places. On compound curved surfaces. Over corners. Across panel gaps. Decals everywhere.

I feel like it could be piloted by someone with a name now and it’s no longer destined to be beam saber fodder.

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The MG Jegan has finally done getting painted. I have a set of waterslides that it’s getting now. For everyone that has been keeping up with the situation, I ended up getting Gaia Notes #021 semi-gloss white thinned 1:1 with Mr. Color Leveling Thinner. Everything came out nice and smooth. No topcoat will be applied because I like the shine level.

 

The MG Unicorn / MS Cage project is done!!! Complete with people from several different timelines.

 

My Unicorn broke its lower knee joint last night. It was hanging on an action base. I bumped the table. Lower leg fell off. I suspect that I damaged the little ring connector during assembly and it was barely touching but gave way when the table got jarred.

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