AnimeSuki Forum - Gundam Models Discussion Thread

I know a lot of people here aren't fans of the classics or the older UC stuff. I just finished this kit on sat and am fairly proud of how it came out. It is fully painted and detailed and the decals are form samuel decal.

Spoiler for MG RX-78-3 2.o:

Sworra

2010-05-03 21:28

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Originally Posted by vektar (Post 3033406)

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Great job Vektar i like the pic with the Zeon banner in the back :) I am still a good fan of the older UC, I like it better then this recent stuff like 00, but im just old school.

Keep up the great work.

JC...

2010-05-04 01:51

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Originally Posted by vektar (Post 3033123)

ive pretty much never gone without painting a kit. when i first got into gunpla 15 years ago i went out and got one of those testers paint sets. Ive always hated foil stickers and the way kits look with no paint. I honestly don't believe people who just out of the box build really deserve any kind of praise because you might as well be getting a action figure from a store. Painting isnt very hard to do even if you just start off with just the eyes and small details here and there. It shouldnt really take that long either if you have enough time to take pics of your kits you have enough time to paint them. Thats just me though, but it does seem like a waste of a good model to just build it and not do anything with it.

Yeah and what grinds my gundams gears is when people post images of a half built OOB kit and say they've been working 'really hard'.

RAVNEN

2010-05-04 05:34

I did'nt build & post gundam kit pics solely for getting praised by others,i'm just sharing with others forumner the greatness of gundam kit..:D However I do hand painted some gundam kit long ago. Now i've to force myself satisfied with what i can do with so limited time,coz i've to chase my other dream as well. A life as a student in landscape architecture demand a lot of my time, only got Sunday dayoff...:heh:

@Vektar

Nice work bro...wow nice beam saber effect.:twitch:

Sanger Zonvolt

2010-05-04 06:28

Gundam world event in Sapporo
http://reggiocomics.blogspot.com/201...oro-no107.html

Quite a awesome set up, and no CE to be found, cheers.

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duotiga

2010-05-04 07:04

well...at least make effort to paint it to the anime colour....(though it does turn me off with oob built also or half done effort)

just done with hg kyrios for the 2nd time
http://i120.photobucket.com/albums/o...2052010276.jpg

so is my hg reborns for the 2nd time before kyrios
http://i120.photobucket.com/albums/o...9042010270.jpg

DC23	2010-05-04 07:51

I like very much the pose of your kyrios duotiga. ;)

JC...

2010-05-04 12:12

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Originally Posted by Sanger Zonvolt (Post 3033864)

Gundam world event in Sapporo
http://reggiocomics.blogspot.com/201...oro-no107.html

Quite a awesome set up, and no CE to be found, cheers.

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That's awesome!!! They even have the chinese writing, lol.

GN0010 Nosferatu

2010-05-04 12:15

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Originally Posted by Sanger Zonvolt (Post 3033864)

Gundam world event in Sapporo
http://reggiocomics.blogspot.com/201...oro-no107.html

Quite a awesome set up, and no CE to be found, cheers.

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Time to partay!:D:p

I would just love a seat in the RX cockpit.... D:

SonicSP

2010-05-04 13:15

Question: Does the HG Exia and HG Astraea F share the same feet? I mean color differences aside?

Sir Dearka

2010-05-04 15:13

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Originally Posted by vektar (Post 3033406)

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Originally Posted by vektar (Post 3033123)

As for me, I rarely use anything more than Gundam markers for panel lines and that's enough for me. I am proud that I build my toys, anyways. Ah, and somehow I like the quality of my pictures, too, so I can share the beauty of my kits with you, fellas ;) It's not for praise, but to show my happiness of actually owning those.

vektar

2010-05-04 15:46

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Originally Posted by Sir Dearka (Post 3034494)

Looks great, though because of bad photo quality too much is left for guessing, unfortunately. You may be praised for your kits, but it'd be nice to give us a proper medium to appreciate your work more :]

As for me, I rarely use anything more than Gundam markers for panel lines and that's enough for me. I am proud that I build my toys, anyways. Ah, and somehow I like the quality of my pictures, too, so I can share the beauty of my kits with you, fellas ;) It's not for praise, but to show my happiness of actually owning those.

you do have pretty nice quality pictures that make your kits stand out a bit more over the others. I on the other hand only have a iphone to take pics with... i keep telling my self to go out and buy one but eh, im just to lazy and theres just so many to chose from.

X207	2010-05-04 17:25

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Originally Posted by Sanger Zonvolt (Post 3033864)

Gundam world event in Sapporo
http://reggiocomics.blogspot.com/201...oro-no107.html

Quite a awesome set up, and no CE to be found, cheers.

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i really want 1 or 2 of those 1/10 scale gundams. i wish i could attend had i not needed to get to work. btw what happens to the 1/10 or 1/12 scale models once the events are done? do they end up in someone's residence or back to a storehouse for an upcoming event?

ChrisPHX

2010-05-05 01:19

Hello all, I have been lurking on this board for almost 5 years and have now decided to join in on the fun. My first question is, Do you need to paint or detail Master grade kits or are they "model ready" out of the box ?

SonicSP

2010-05-05 02:01

Depends on your preference. They are model ready to be honest but personal painting can always be improved over the original.......if you have the skills and willing to pour in the time and effort.

Truth be told anything that comes from the box can be improved over the original
but MG kits are good even from the box. It depends on your preference and the level you Wang to achieve.

Bashfulz

2010-05-05 03:31

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Originally Posted by ChrisPHX (Post 3035087)

whether you want to paint really depends on you. some people love to paint while others are content with just clearing the nub marks, heck some others may just buy the kit for a sword or gun and throw out the rest. :heh:

before attempting to paint you should try to take care of the nub marks and maybe try painting on a cheaper HG kit, so that you dont accidentally spoil your MG with lousy painting.

ChrisPHX

2010-05-05 10:12

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Originally Posted by Bashfulz (Post 3035198)

I plan on starting small, then working my way up. I see a long road ahead :D

MoonLightShadows

2010-05-05 18:37

I was thinking of painting a HG Gadessa to look like Healing Cares as my first try at painting.. :p too look similar to this..

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Exia_00

2010-05-05 18:55

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Originally Posted by SonicSP (Post 3034351)

Question: Does the HG Exia and HG Astraea F share the same feet? I mean color differences aside?

yep, i just got my kit yesterday, ur pretty much getting the same runners as exia and a few extras minus the rubber parts on exias arms

X207	2010-05-05 23:28

ive done most of the painting on my 144 akatsuki. i only need to paint the beam rifle and the beam saber. i dont have clear pink nor clear red paint to use on the beam saber. is it possible to make a flat pink and use some paint thinner to make it clear to get a color close to the saber colour?

ive tried a test with the etching decals on a runner, i really like the etching decals. it sure beats using water to apply decals.

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