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Deus EpS Machina

2007-02-19 16:10

its just a bit taller, just like in reality.

i dont care for minute differences in hieght but...

SF: 18.88m
Legend: 18.86m

not a large difference, and not enough to account for that shown in the models...but meh.

philmein

2007-02-19 16:27

Quote:

Originally Posted by mangatron (Post 837842)

I once bought a 800 grit and a 1200 grit, and I'll tell you, Mr 800 Grit was rough, and pretty much scratches anything, like what you said :heh:

The 1200 grit, however, is like abrasing without the the scratches that usually come along. The 1200 grit is so smooth, you'll wonder if you even sanded said area lol. So, I suggest, to start the sanding process, use a 800 or a 1000 Grit, and the 1200 grit to finish of the surface. You can consult here for more ideas on how many grits are usually around.

http://www.ehobbies.com/tools---supp...sandpaper.html

There's a 1500 grit! :heh: :uhoh:

On a side note, I'm kinda wondering what Gundam is left to MG'ize. Sure, there are many others, but I wonder which one deserves the treatment more :heh: more like, what's bandai gonna think of next....like bring us a new Perfect Grade or something, last two were some sort of event chromatic things, I want to see something new! I want to see......PG Nt-1 Alex! :heh:

(naw just kidding, I would like at least something with alot of gimmicks or weapons. Not stale and simple like my PG RX-78 :heh: , like, the PG RX-178 GP01 FB EFSF UNT....lol that's alot of acronymies:heh: I mean, there's mix and match power! And, I wonder if anyone manage to do a half GP01 Half FB model. Never seen someone do that to their PG GP01. I've gotta ask my brother to try that out lol)

Thanks dood.
Looks like I'll get the 1000 and 1200 grit.

btw, that Hi-Nu on Dalong's looks uber sexy. Only 3 more days now.

subaruhess

2007-02-19 16:52

Quote:

Originally Posted by Deus EpS Machina (Post 838157)

As models the Legend is much smaller & its more obvious with backpack removed.

philmein

2007-02-19 19:02

Another question:
I know that using an eraser or sandpaper will remove excess inking when panel lining. However, if I were to use the eraser, will it smudge the ink? Also, for sandpaper, which type is good to remove excess ink. Right now, I only have an 800 and 1200 grit ones.

dj898

2007-02-19 19:15

Quote:

Originally Posted by philmein (Post 838315)

try the set of nail polishing sticks.
they come in various grade and some are very vert fine...

philmein

2007-02-19 19:26

Ok, how about between the two items I mentioned.
I hear both are very effective, but I just need clarification.

dj898

2007-02-19 20:09

Quote:

Originally Posted by philmein (Post 838340)

Ok, how about between the two items I mentioned.
I hear both are very effective, but I just need clarification.

I've heard people using eraser or even wet finger - hopefully not with your saliva - but not the sand paper. Unless you are planning to paint I'd guess you will need ultra fine sand paper to not leave any scratch mark. Even the ones you cannot see easily with naked eyes after put the dull coat you will see them.

or you could use the zippo lighter fuel to wipe out the excess though personally I use this to wipe out using thinned enamel as I don't use the Gundam Marker...

M_Flores

2007-02-19 22:12

Quote:

Originally Posted by subaruhess (Post 838196)

As models the Legend is much smaller & its more obvious with backpack removed.

MG SF is also significantly taller than 1/100 Destiny and ∞ Justice.

dj898

2007-02-20 00:33

Anyone seen this scene from MS Gundam original TV series?
Coz I don't recall seeing this one before???

http://pds5.egloos.com/pds/200702/20...0_02023935.jpg

Don't recall ever seeing this one in the original TV series.
Anyone with any idea where this scene might come from? ^__^

Akyra

2007-02-20 07:13

LOL! But just looking at the design of the gundam, it really is blocky...compared to the new ones now...man anime has come a long way...just makes me think I am old...

LoweGear

2007-02-20 07:22

Quote:

Originally Posted by dj898 (Post 838556)

Wrong place to post ^^;; While the actual picture you posted is a shop (apparent from the genital alteration :heh: ), IIRC the scene itself is from an episode of MSG, called Dozan's (sp?) island, an episode so horridly animated that it was never included in the NA release.

And just so we're still on topic, Dalong has parts 1 and 2 of its Hi-NU review out.

duotiga

2007-02-20 09:59

Preview of MG Strike Noir

http://colony.gundamshop.co.kr/clubf...4294918670.jpg

duotiga

2007-02-20 10:00

MG Strike Freedom Mod

http://f7.aaa.livedoor.jp/~mesarion/...vosf/evosf.htm

MakubeX2

2007-02-20 10:11

http://page4.auctions.yahoo.co.jp/jp/auction/d71670339

The Auction has ended.....

Final Price :- 1,419,000 Yen (US$11,800)

It was a very intense battle in the final 10 mins.

Meehlimo

2007-02-20 11:00

That guy is just insane i wish i was 1/10 as good as him.

LoweGear

2007-02-20 14:04

Quote:

Originally Posted by duotiga (Post 838795)

Preview of MG Strike Noir

http://colony.gundamshop.co.kr/clubf...4294918670.jpg

... I think this pic should be able to shut up the naysayers for a while... damn the MG looks awesome :D

philmein

2007-02-20 17:03

Unbelievable, looks like Dalong rated the Hi-nu a 99. WOO!
I'm definitely going to get this.

dj898

2007-02-20 17:45

Quote:

Originally Posted by LoweGear (Post 838722)

...the scene itself is from an episode of MSG, called Dozan's (sp?) island, an episode so horridly animated that it was never included in the NA release.

Thanks!
I knew the original scene is from some episode at the island but no details,

MakubeX2

2007-02-20 17:54

Quote:

Originally Posted by Meehlimo (Post 838819)

That guy is just insane i wish i was 1/10 as good as him.

The 2 highest bid was made by new auction account holders. So it's another matter whether they'll pay the full amount of their bid.

What I'm more interested now is that if Mesarion would do a "Detail Evolved" version of Hi-Nu and if he does, just how much crazier will an auction for that be after Dalong rated the MG Hi-Nu so highly. (An almost perfect scrore of 99/100)

PS :-
Man, I have access to 2 hot toy releases for this week, it's either MaxFactory's 1/8 Suzumiya Haruhi or the MG Hi-Nu. Hot chick or Hot Mech,Hmmm.....

lycantivis

2007-02-20 18:04

Meh the noir really doesn't do any thing for me. I have goten quiet bored with the strike/freedom look used so many times. And all the noir looks like is a strike with phase shift off with different wings. And I duno why but it just looks like hg detail to me there just isnt enough to it to make it look like a MG imo.

As for that guys amazing work on his up coming work page it lists MG sazabi Evolve ver, MG hi nu Ver Ka, MG rx-78-2 Ver ka.

DarkWarrior

2007-02-20 18:08

Quote:

Originally Posted by MakubeX2 (Post 839108)

Well, if the worst happens and the two new accounts turn out to be frauds, the next highest bid is at 1,356,000 Yen, which is still pretty damn impressive. If Yahoo Auctions works like Ebay, thenI assume that it has some sort of second chance offer.

And I believe Keita's next project is the MG Sazabi -Details Evolved-, which I'm really looking forward too. But Hi-Nu is on the list too, so we'll probably see it eventually.

But what worries me about the Hi-Nu is the defective parts Dalong pointed out. I'm seriously going to be pissed if I also get those defective parts.. grrr. :frustrated:

Treize Khushrenada

2007-02-20 18:17

I'm looking for some information about the Action Base.

How compatible is it? I see from the descriptions and pics that it includes a few different attachments but does anyone have a good grasp on the overall applicability to existing models? Thanks.

philmein

2007-02-20 18:30

Quote:

Originally Posted by DarkWarrior (Post 839120)

WHat defective parts are you refering to?

DarkWarrior

2007-02-20 19:15

PlasticFrog from the MechaTalk forums was kind enough to translate part of Dalong's review, which talks about the defective part. You can read his post here.

kct	2007-02-20 20:16

Well...is it me or the MG Noir looked...devoid of markings and stuff like that?

philmein

2007-02-20 20:53

Hmm, thanks Dark.
That's still not going to prevent me from buying it.
It's not loose, just not secure. Nothing to gripe about. =)

LoweGear

2007-02-20 21:51

I think it's premature to think that Dalong getting a defective part means we're gonna get it as well ^^;; It could just be luck of the draw. We'll have to wait for more reviews (and mention of that defective part) before we can say anything conclusive.

Quote:

Originally Posted by Treize Khushrenada (Post 839125)

The action base is compatible with all 1/144 scale and 1/100 scale kits, regardless of grade. And just not Bandai kits, the action base is also compatible with Kotobukiya kits as well (and IIRC from this thread a few pages back, the action base can be used on figures as well).

Treize Khushrenada

2007-02-20 22:28

Thank you very much.

Akyra

2007-02-20 23:23

Just wanna ask for opinions. For the guys that panel-line, what sort of markers do you use? I use a fine DVD marker (think they are permanent) to outline and paint vents, then use a cotton bud dipped in Zippo to dab away excess. Any other methods for the "dirty" vent look or panel-lining techniques?

WaytoDawn

2007-02-21 01:11

Damn you Bandai!!:frustrated: I just found out one of the red parts for the beam shield for SF is defective!!!:frustrated: It is kinda twisted outta the hexagon shape.....damn.........:frustrated: :frustrated:

LoweGear

2007-02-21 02:35

Any pics of that?

Subarunyon

2007-02-21 03:22

Reading this thread (and looking at Mesarion's mods) makes me want to do gunpla again >_>; I sorta gave up and moved on to Kamen Rider SICs because it's so hard to get the look that I want without painting / effort. Maybe I should be doing gunpla again, but the thing is that they are so dang expensive ;_; I really should get a job.

M_Flores

2007-02-21 08:37

Quote:

Originally Posted by WaytoDawn (Post 839453)

lol, can you explain a bit further? I didnt have problems with mine.

LoweGear

2007-02-21 09:45

Dalong's Traffic Test version for their MG Hi-NU review is up:

Dalong MG Hi-NU Traffic Test page

More details on why here:

Topic: Dalong to go offline temporarily

DarkWarrior

2007-02-21 18:45

Quote:

Originally Posted by LoweGear (Post 839305)

Well yeah, but the chance of getting a defective part is enough to make anyone nervous, no matter how low or high it is. I think Bandai's QC is slipping.. and the fact that Bandai doesn't seem to be responding to e-mails for replacement parts doesn't help either.

Quote:

Originally Posted by LoweGear (Post 839764)

Dalong's Traffic Test version for their MG Hi-NU review is up:

Dalong MG Hi-NU Traffic Test page

More details on why here:

Topic: Dalong to go offline temporarily

Whoa, Dalong gets his kits for free?! Lucky bastard! :heh:

Seriously though, I hope Dalong figures something out. If the website is getting that many hits, it's better to cash in and insert ads everywhere. As long as his site doesn't go down.. sadly nothing even comes close to Dalong.

philmein

2007-02-21 20:55

So, it's the 22nd in Japan.
I wonder if HLJ will have in stock right now..

LoweGear

2007-02-21 22:29

Quote:

Originally Posted by DarkWarrior (Post 840227)

I can understand people's nervousness if they percieve something as defective, even the chances of recieving a defective part from a company known for high quality kits are quite low, since afterall no company that manufactures products on such a large scale can screen for 100% of the outgoing products. Saying that their QC is slipping from a couple of examples of defects is really exxagerating it though.

Quote:

Originally Posted by DarkWarrior

Yes, nothing comes close to Dalong. The only thing not making it more appealing is the lack of english translations :heh:

DarkWarrior

2007-02-21 23:39

Quote:

Originally Posted by Gunota

This month's hobby mag news
MG Zeta Gundam Unit #3 - April, 5,250 yen

.. Amuro's white and purple Zeta? Damn another recolor. I guess this is the 98th MG, so 99th in May and 100th in June?

Quote:

Originally Posted by LoweGear (Post 840428)

I guess what I find more disturbing is that if you receive defective parts, you're screwed. You can either A) order replacements runners from HLJ (Slow and expensive) or B) buy the same kit again (extremely expensive and wasteful). Like I said before, I've sent Bandai multiple e-mails on parts replacement over past two weeks.. no response. Maybe my e-mail is blacklisted for some reason, but I'm not getting a good feeling from this.

philmein

2007-02-21 23:57

Receiving a defective part does not mean I'll be totally screwed. Look at Dalong's model. No harm done.

DarkWarrior

2007-02-22 00:24

Uh, you do realize that any part can be defective, right? Dalong was relatively lucky and his defective part was only a small, mostly hidden part that only made his funnel holders a bit loose. However, if a bigger and more visible part like a fin funnel piece was defective, I'm sure you'll be pissed then. Anyways I'm done with this subject.. if you don't care about defective parts, that's fine. But personally I like my model kits like how they're suppose to be.

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