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1. How dirty they are, if too dirty with previous paint its not really helping other than thinning the paint outside of the lines (and if they are REALLY dirty from past paint you are sucking up just as much as you are squeezing out 2. How much thinner/cleaning solution you use. Perhaps too much or too little 3. Quality. I find the looser swabs dont work as well, I like the more compact (and slightly more expensive) swabs. These ones tip shape are more defined (tighter) and are usually a bit more conical in some cases 4. How hard/soft you are wiping Or as I mentioned before it just might be because you are using lighter fluid (though I have only seen positive results from it myself and from others feedback) Or perhaps it could even be the brand of paint you are using or a somewhat defective bottle? On another topic: I died a little inside http://3.bp.blogspot.com/-W4aTtVrPsI...k/s1600/4b.jpg http://4.bp.blogspot.com/-T3v_61XDFb...Q/s1600/4e.jpg |
@bio9205: Is the surface, you're working on matt or gloss?
In regards to the Strike Freedom and Sazabi. I don't see a problem. You get the iconic suit to go with the Nu ver ka. You also get an interesting RG. I see a perfectly good win win. Edit: Wow November/December release dates? That's a fast turn around. I guess they've been doing the Sazabi, in the dark for a while.(Not a surprise of course) |
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Also, it once again took HLJ a week to ship my order. Did I order during some Japanese holiday again or what? >__< |
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Anyway, on the Unicorn Phenix, it seems that they've done the HG molds for the Armed Armour DE. Why can't Bandai release the Banshee Norn Destroy mode already! Quote:
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Is the surface gloss painted or matt painted? Clean doesn't mean anything lol. If the surface is matt, it will be extremely hard to remove the panel wash. Also you can panel wash with acrylic. Just make sure you gloss clear coat before. |
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Sorry, I misread your first post. Ok, how long did you wait before trying to dab up the access? You're using enamel thinner? It sounds like they are "too" wet maybe.(too much thinner on the cotton buds) Did you wash the kit in soap before you applied the wash? I just thought about the mold release. It could cause issues with bonding. Also: Do I spy a unicorn bawoo?? http://3.bp.blogspot.com/-V5uoRCvvKi...E/s640/444.jpg Or am I out of the loop somewhere?? And yes! Unicorn unit 3 looks like ass! lol |
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That's something I don't like about HLJ though. They have a ton of international customers but they don't warn you about their holidays. How am I supposed to know that they won't ship anything for a whole week? |
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@Skye629 , ngeekhiong got the full review of the stand, you can check it out
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Even older kits are making my wallet cry. The last 3 years have been a serious crunch. Bandai has released a lot of kits. Even ones from a not so successful anime.(What do they expect...)
Just as a personal opinion, based on what I've heard of origin... They should have waited on the 3.0, lined it up with a release of episode one. Along with a 3.0 Zaku. Just my opinion though. |
So question, what is everyone's guess on the price range of the Sazabi?
Close to the THE-O? or maybe just a little less? |
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If anyone is curious as to why the gold plastic(and most special colour plastics), look so bad. It's because they are cheap. Instead of using a gold plastic in the mold. They add a %(percentage) of the colour. You can save money by putting 4% black pellets into white or clear. It will cause that swirling though. Unless the mix is very well done, and the molding machines are very well calibrated. Even then you can and will get this ugly swirling. Where I used to work, we would scrap this... Can't believe Bandai just sell it, like this... http://4.bp.blogspot.com/-T3v_61XDFb...Q/s1600/4e.jpg |
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