AnimeSuki Forum - Gundam Models Discussion Thread

Well, I do mention the words Robot Tamashii in the post, so...

...but yeah - I like its scheme a hell of a lot better than the one my HG is in. (Sorry, Bring.)

supremeGUndam

2009-12-15 17:49

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Originally Posted by darkstrife (Post 2821822)

My Completed PG 00 :)

http://img29.imageshack.us/img29/9374/dsc00297p.th.jpg
http://img97.imageshack.us/img97/7974/dsc00296h.th.jpg
http://img694.imageshack.us/img694/3...c00295e.th.jpg
http://img710.imageshack.us/img710/54/dsc00294v.th.jpg

my first every PG and i'm quite satisfied with the end product. i know u guys might have seen quite a few of these completed models already, but most of them are done by modellers who have been doing it for a while (like using airbrush, weathering... etc). my work is probably more 'amateur', i matted all the white parts while painting the outside armor parts using tamiya spraypaint.

the model is quite tall (see first pic) and its about the length of a 30cm/12inch ruler. i also panel lined most of the parts and applied some decals, i will post pics up of more poses when i complete the o-raiser

any comments and criticism :heh: is most welcome:D

Hey i was just wonderin, what tamiya colors did you use on the 00. I am planning to spray paint my 00 as well and i wanted to know what colors of each you used.Thanks

rocawarde

2009-12-15 18:34

Hi Guys, I was wondering if anyone know a site that actually showed the 00 Gundam Seven sword system having two GN buster sword II on both cones????:(

Im trying to fine a pic of one myself

SonicSP

2009-12-15 19:47

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Originally Posted by Nerroth (Post 2822313)

I didn't.

The Robot Tamashii Garazzo comes with two sets of beam-claw-hands - one pair spread out, the other bunched together. I put one from each pair on as an example.

I thought it looked too nice,like very manufactured.The seperate claw technique I mean.

But it has been done before in a few other HG Garazzos,does anybody know the process needed to do it?I know that it somehow involved heating and cooling it with hot water or something but the details elude me.

darkstrife

2009-12-16 06:56

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Originally Posted by supremeGUndam (Post 2822634)

Hey i was just wonderin, what tamiya colors did you use on the 00. I am planning to spray paint my 00 as well and i wanted to know what colors of each you used.Thanks

for the white, i just used Mr Hobby Flat spray paint, for the blue i used Brilliant Blue, for the red i used Bright Red, for the fingers i used Black

thats basically it, i used Gunmetal for some parts such as the thrusters on its backback

hope this helps, i will do more poses once i construct the stand and the o-raiser, i think the reason why other modellers are limiting the poses is that every joint uses the GN condensor and can sometimes be a bit annoying (especially the shoulder condensor).

SonicSP

2009-12-16 13:21

Hey I was wondering about something.

Is it possible for me to modify my normal Seravee into a GNHW Seravee by taking the parts from the GNHW kit?As in taking the extra parts without buuilding a new main frame?

Also,could the same be done with the Cherudim and Arios as well?

Un1ver5e

2009-12-16 18:25

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Originally Posted by SonicSP (Post 2823851)

Yes you could. The GNHW kits are just additional runners for the normal kits after all. Seravee requires part swapping of the shoulder armour though.

Spoiler for Seravee GNHW kit manual:

GN0010 Nosferatu

2009-12-16 18:28

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Originally Posted by Nerroth (Post 2822187)

So, Hilling's Garazzo:

http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v1...RTGarazzo1.jpg

Spoiler for It's a bit heavy on a Figma stand.:

Spoiler for Now, out with the claws!:

Spoiler for And the ejection pod::

Spoiler for And also - a Figma versus Robot Tamashii showdown!:

It's awesome isn't it? I got mine a few weeks ago. I love it.:D

Nerroth

2009-12-16 18:58

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Originally Posted by SonicSP (Post 2822795)

I thought it looked too nice,like very manufactured.The seperate claw technique I mean.

It's not just the orange claws, but the shape of the hand they are connected to. You'd have to re-work that to make it look right, perhaps.

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Originally Posted by GN0010 Nosferatu (Post 2824325)

It's awesome isn't it? I got mine a few weeks ago. I love it.:D

It is nice, but methinks Meiya overshadowed it, in terms of my own interest!

(And speaking of which, one of the other units from Meiya's setting looks really, really cool - like an Overflag or Enact with extra GAR thrown in for good measure! I really hope there'll be more than just a custom build for that someday...)

SonicSP

2009-12-16 21:13

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Originally Posted by Un1ver5e (Post 2824321)

Yes you could. The GNHW kits are just additional runners for the normal kits after all. Seravee requires part swapping of the shoulder armour though.

Spoiler for Seravee GNHW kit manual:

Thats interesting,I dont recall anything needed by memory for the switch shoulder armor.Guess Ill jujst work it out.I do recall the side skirts need to be changed though.

Thanks for answering.

Haladflire65

2009-12-16 21:22

Can someone explain to me exactly what Robot Damashii is? I know that it's a line of models, obviously... They don't require construction...? Are they good?

SonicSP

2009-12-16 23:11

Their actions figures,and no no contruction needed.I don't own one so I don't know but their much more pricier than a HG 1/144 in general I think.

Haven't heard anything bad about them,I'm sure Nosferatu would be replying on this one soon.

Okamidum

2009-12-17 00:36

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Originally Posted by Haladflire65 (Post 2824603)

Can someone explain to me exactly what Robot Damashii is? I know that it's a line of models, obviously... They don't require construction...? Are they good?

Just think of them as a more playable gundam model that is previously built. Like an action figure.

duotiga

2009-12-17 09:35

http://i50.tinypic.com/xencsg.jpg
http://i47.tinypic.com/107qc0p.jpg

LightningZERO

2009-12-17 11:04

HG boxart still rules!

GrahamAker

2009-12-17 11:40

are hg 00 transarm versions worth it?

Spitfire

2009-12-17 11:57

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Originally Posted by LightningZERO (Post 2825545)

HG boxart still rules!

More like the Trans-Am box arts rule. They do always seem to be the better looking.

SonicSP

2009-12-17 13:28

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Originally Posted by duotiga (Post 2825432)

http://i50.tinypic.com/xencsg.jpg
http://i47.tinypic.com/107qc0p.jpg

Wow,cool boxart.

But the thing is,the earliar pictures was not even close to promising,they just seemed like the same as the normal versions with slight shade of pink so I do hope that Bandai was playing a practical joke on us by releasing those pics because otherwise.

I sense Trans-Am Gadessa and Garazzo on the way,Bandai looks like their going to milk this to the end.

I just wished they milked the 2nd Generation Gundams as well the ones from 00V on the HG size.

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Originally Posted by GrahamAker (Post 2825586)

are hg 00 transarm versions worth it?

Depends on how much you like the suit and how much you like the Trans-Am effect on it.

Hamachi

2009-12-17 13:58

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Originally Posted by GrahamAker (Post 2825586)

are hg 00 transarm versions worth it?

I personally found the trans-am color on plastic is a bit odd. The sole reason I bought the Trans-am Raiser is because of all the weapons.

And unfortunately, the normal 00-Raiser with GN Sword III came out some odd weeks later...

SonicSP

2009-12-17 15:12

That's Bandai for you.

LOL I bought it,painted mine and then Bandai released it.Damn Bandai and their evil genius marketing startegists.

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