2013-07-04, 01:32 | Link #30181 | |
Black Steel Knight
Join Date: Jul 2011
Location: Indonesia
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2013-07-04, 02:33 | Link #30182 |
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Join Date: Jan 2009
Location: Italy
Age: 37
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Hi Duel!
when i jumped in the "gunpla word" i didn't know almost nothing about tools,in my childhood i builded with my father couple of model like an elicopter,a military plan and the Millennium Falcon.. and it was with the glue on each piece.. we did a little weathering.. and then hooked ad the roof with fishing wire.. the first model was the Kyrios beacause i was watching Gundam 00 and i,onestly, bought the box without opening untill i came home.. i hadn't sidecutter,so i use a normal cutter.. i was a little painfull with the sound of cutting plastic ( XD )but the result was.. *search the right word* ..pleasing! i had in the shelf a tiny Kyrios all my own.. ..then there was Xmass and a "childish move" of my parents to made me good at university ( >good results --> >money for gunplas).. and so on.. i suggest to start with few HG1/144 before step up the MG,also RG and so on, beacause when i bought the MG and i spend three weeks building it(in that time with sidecutter)once it was complete, i felt in love... i always liked robots,at 4-5 years old i watched at tv Transformers.. and all sort of robots,with the MG Strike Noir it was a "rainbow" throught the ages that i could have,at the age of 23 , a proper robot in my hands.. (in the years asked for robots and my parents bought me LEGO for my creativeness..) |
2013-07-04, 04:46 | Link #30183 | ||
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Join Date: Sep 2011
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OR if you are waaaay lazy you can use a pencil (while nice, it depends whether you like the metallic sheen from the lead, and its slightly harder to clean) or ballpoint pen (tends to be larger than the panel lines) Panel lining makes a world of difference Pulled from Dalong, notice the difference? All from simply running a pen along some pre-existing grooves (with some clean up with q-tips and rubbing alcohol) Quote:
Another is the Adele Mk.II, SID (Lol ok this dont count), Vegan Gear (spelling intentional lol) Last edited by Skye629; 2013-07-04 at 05:01. |
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2013-07-04, 11:02 | Link #30185 |
A random passerby
Join Date: Jul 2012
Age: 32
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I wonder why bandai never made the zeydra's brother suit the kronos, I would have loved one of those personally.
Anyhow, just built the age-fx high grade, and all I can say is wow, it looks stunning with that display stand they included. My pose is, to be completely honest, pretty bad, but thanks to the stand it looks incredible anyway! Whatever problems this thing had in the show I would say it's a first rate kit, and bandai really did their best to make it a great one. |
2013-07-04, 16:22 | Link #30186 | |
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Join Date: Sep 2011
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Biggest complaint is the lack of beam sabers for the arms.....and to make it worse it requires either a modded 1/144 00/AGE flat beam OR a 1/100 flat beam found in some of the NGs/MGs of 00/AGE |
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2013-07-05, 03:08 | Link #30188 | |
A random passerby
Join Date: Jul 2012
Age: 32
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But yeah, it is kinda bizarre they didn't just include one or two like they usually do. I don't mind it all that personally however as I'm not really a beam saber kinda guy, but it is a strange omission from a kit that basically included everything else. |
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2013-07-05, 21:10 | Link #30190 | |
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Join Date: Sep 2011
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Hey where is the BEST place to order online exclusives if you live in the US? Im finding the new MOE red Legilis to be extremely tempting |
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2013-07-06, 15:15 | Link #30191 | |
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Join Date: May 2013
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http://www.genteikits.com/hgeden Pretty good site, i've gotten a few kits from them. Always cheaper than GG infinite. |
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2013-07-06, 15:35 | Link #30192 | |
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Join Date: Sep 2011
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So how fair is their shipping rates? And how fast do they ship? Im on the US West Coast And how good is their customer services? |
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2013-07-08, 17:14 | Link #30193 |
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Join Date: Dec 2005
Age: 48
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Recently finished this: http://gamerabaenre.com/?page_id=2803
It's a Nu Gundam diorama that is based off the box art from the 1/100 Nu Gundam that came out in 1989.
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2013-07-09, 06:24 | Link #30194 | |
Seed seeder
Join Date: Oct 2011
Location: The country of beer !
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Big question, how many kits do you people build in one year? I have a hard time keeping up with bandai's excellent releases. |
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2013-07-09, 20:19 | Link #30196 | |
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Join Date: Sep 2011
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I build anywhere between 3-8 kits (usually HG) depending on how much time I can find/how motivated I am to build a kit. Note though Im a perfectionist so I try to make my HG kits look as good as possible with whatever way I choose to build them |
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2013-07-09, 20:24 | Link #30197 | |
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Join Date: Aug 2011
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However I think by the end of the year I will be at probably 17? Most have been High Grades this year and that will continue with HGAC Wing and AW DX. Still I've gotten more then a few MG's done, and unlike alot of Gunpla fans, Bandai has only released 2 kits so far this year that I felt the need to get, those being Jesta and Sinanju Stien. Now the second half of the year looks much more interesting, though hopefully I will get to skip the big december release if they do indeed decide to go with a Sazabi Ver Ka. |
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2013-07-10, 07:55 | Link #30198 |
Reborn
Join Date: Sep 2009
Age: 29
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Been having RG Justice on my backlog for too long, I'm thinking of starting on it this weekend. After looking at the runners and instructions, I'm a bit confused about the pre-assembled inner frame. Do I have to do some cutting at the joints, or just bend them right out of the runner? I understand that they're made of polycap material, but I'm afraid of them breaking. Any idea what I should look out for/if there are proper steps to moving/separating the joints after I cut them out?
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2013-07-10, 08:08 | Link #30199 |
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Join Date: Sep 2008
Location: Earth
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So you are asking how to take the part out of the runner? Well, you have to look at the instruction very carefully because some useful parts actually look like the joints that connect to the runner. Once you take the useful part out of the runner, there is no need to cut anything.
As for how to take the part out, sometimes you could just bend it out if the joint is too thin, but otherwise you could cut it. Just beware that when you decide to cut, some very small parts will easily go missing as they tend to fly out to far places XD
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2013-07-10, 14:19 | Link #30200 | |
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As for the actual parts, after you cut them out there are sometimes little nubs between joints(mostly near elbows and knees) that you still need to cut off. Also remember to loosen the joints before you put everything together, RG inner frames are pretty stiff oob
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