Well the joints on star winning's funnels show that it could have some decent range of motion almost on par with HG's. Only limitations I see are shoulder range and hip range.

Hey guys I want some opinions quickly

To make a long story short, I lost my side-cutters and am on the market for a new one

Do you guys have any recommendations? Im willing to pay up to $25 if they last me a damn long while and cut nicely



The one I have been using/lost is a ModelMasters (was that it?) brand, I used it for several years and it worked well, though after about 3 years it lost its flush cut due to one side somehow becoming slightly higher than the other (I suspect due to use over time, me and my bro shared it while building, so it went through about 6-8 gunpla a year). Despite this it still cut well so we used it for removing parts from the trees before using other means to remove the remaining nubs. So overall it has seen about 6 years of use before I lost/misplaced it somewhere T-T (Totally worth the $15 spent for it)

To everyone who was complaining that the HGUC Crossbone Gundamdidn't have the Skirt Anchor or Screw Whip. Happy now thta Bandai's offering it as a web exclusive? >:(
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*raises hand* It was me who posted that complain, and no, I'm not happy with this as it only justified my complain that Bandai could've & should've been able to do it from the start without resorting to exclusive item for such little gimmicks. This only makes me even more pissed off. Such a dick move. What's next? Making an exclusive out of RE100 Nightingale's skirt-arms that they "forgot" to include?

- Ack ---DON'T KEEP GIVING THEM IDEAS!!! I'm still cheesed off that we're yet to see a release of Pale Rider that's NOT an exclusive. And that's a built-from-the-ground-up-new kit!

On the Hope Spot section, we can only hope they throw in the Screw Whip and Scissor Anchor as standard whent he HGBF Crozzbone Full Cloth comes out.

It's now confirm
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What a perfect way to end midterm week

There's no damn way the Star Winning Gundam can transform into- Okay, I take it back!

Of course, I'm worried that the kit will be flimsy when transforming from SD to Real Mode. And speaking of Real Mode, Bandai will have a challenge when making Star Winning Gundam in Master Grade quality!

So, uh, Freedom guy here! Order finally got to Brazil a bunch of days ago, although now it's stuck in customs cause... customs. But what I wanted to ask is, well, what kind of cutters would I need? I tried shopping for some here, but I'm having a tough time finding something that suits my needs, lol.

Or well, basically, it seems like most shops around here only have those diagonal pliers that aren't exactly for plastic. Stuff like this.

Would that work, or do I risk damaging stuff and should just look further? If I have to spend some extra time with an x-acto knife to remove the nubs I guess that's fine, I just wanted to avoid ordering online yet again, now for the cutters, because god knows our postal service is awful. Should've bought them alongside the Gundam, but oh well...

My thoughts of Star winning if sells very well. This will be Bandai's new direction of SD toyline.

Don't worry Blue, it might not be ideal, but you'll be fine using that. I used that myself in the past. Just use the pliers to cut the trees close to the parts without twisting, turning or wiggling it while cutting and you'll be fine. Then you can clean the nubs with either a very sharp and thin cutter or file (do it carefully, no rushing).

For beginners, cutting the nubs is usually enough before you assemble the parts, but if you like to try sanding the said nubs, you can first try to use the sandpaper in the unused trees. If the result is good and smooth, you may continue sanding the nubs on the part, but if the result is less than desirable, you better off not sanding it as Real Grade is already good without sanding anyway (as long as you clean the nubs properly with cutter after cutting it with the plier). Also, like many who have experience with RGs, I suggest you be careful with the very tiny parts. Make yourself comfortable when you cut the parts from the trees. Make sure no tiny parts will fly after you cut it loose from the trees. Make sure your workplace is ideal to find any parts that will fall or fly off (don't work in messy table or room with stuffs laying around everywhere that once a tiny part falls off, it will be like finding a needle in a haystack).

Im kicking myself in the fucking balls for not pre-ording the Star Winning and Lightning Back System Mk.II on Amazon

They were $15 and $12 with Prime for preorder, and now they are approx $30 and $15 without prime (the price I listed includes the shipping cost)

Never again will I make this mistake as long as I have Prime

It had been 1 year didn't post my collections here..... my latest collection.
RG Wing Zero Custom Gundam....
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Awww no crotch shot pose for the boxart?

Why is it every time i see the Mack Knife I keep Thinking "Optimus Prime Colors"? I...I can't stop thinking of it!

Capt. Mask & Barara sure make really good dance partners, well you always see them dancing in the eye catches & ED, they integrated them in their MS moves, it puts Aida's ballet lessons to shame with her G-Arcane :heh:

So P-Bandai Amazing Exia pretty much confirmed, aye?

Its confirmed by nature of how simple it is to make and milk cash from us lol

Those r actually the original MG Exia parts, which I was quite pleasantly surprised to see included and not cut out

The Amazing Exia is mostly a color swap with a different V-Fin, toes, and shield

Since you seem to be familiar with the MG Exia kits, would you happen to know whether Bandai included any new parts for the ankles in the Dark Matter?