2011-09-15, 18:31 | Link #22061 | |
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http://gundamguy.blogspot.com/2011/0...ld-w-leds.html apparently some sort of kit was used for this, the "Madman Lighting's Deluxe-8 LED & Fiber Optic Lighting kit" as it is called. i have no idea how to use something like that but it does have a lot of advantages compared to LEDs. you basically just need one light source somewhere and the light travels any where you want through the fibre optic cables. especially for the unicorn this would be a great alternative! about that LED set on HLJ you linked to, i have no idea if that would work. the whole unit seems to be pretty big compared to bandai LEDs and you would have to hide the switch somewhere, too. |
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2011-09-15, 19:26 | Link #22062 |
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Join Date: Jul 2011
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Page 1102 was spared, at least..
Anyway, Chances of getting MG FA Unicorn for December is HIGH as the next event will display one. Though I'd be glad if it isn't a fanmade but the real prototype. If that pushes through, I think it deserves the 150th spot of the MG line, though I won't buy it. 0 Gundam is important, technology wise. But even yithout it, the series would have still aired because the name of the series says "00" and not "0" Also, for it to get an MG release quickly, I don't think so. Astreas (white and red) have a higher chance IMO since their molds are not really far from Exia's. Lastly, it's has been hinted that early next year, it'll be the 3 Age-1 MGs, which I'm excited about. I will only get the Titus BTW. Is fiber optic still expensive? That's far as I can remember when I was still a kid. |
2011-09-15, 19:35 | Link #22063 |
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im really not sure about that... the technology itself isnt that complicated but i have no idea how expensive it is to make these cables. but the kit that was used to mod the MG OOQ here cost about $40, at least thats the price i found online.
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2011-09-16, 06:06 | Link #22067 |
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yeah i guess so, too.
at 8000 yen this thing is probably going to be pretty expensive for most people though. edit: all the pieces of my exia are finally painted... gonna finish this sucker tomorrow to let the paint dry properly :P Last edited by Appel; 2011-09-16 at 09:20. |
2011-09-16, 22:55 | Link #22069 |
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The large letters just say GNT-0000 Double-O Quanta. Dunno the kanji below it, and I'm unsure as to the katakana next to the kanji... phonetically it sounds like setoramasuo. Doesn't seem to be related to the model's name, though.
Can't make out enough of the text above it to attempt making any sense out of it.
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2011-09-17, 05:34 | Link #22071 |
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just got my two twin loto sets, while building them i somehow managed to break both arms on the same model :x the parts are so fragile, but they are so cute.
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2011-09-17, 08:49 | Link #22072 |
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My bad, FA unicorn is the 149th MG, not the 150th. Which leads to the conclusion that the 150th kit will be Gundam Age-1 Normal (if ever they push through with what they planned)
HG Loto is quite nice. It has two and makes it worthy. Well, given that it's short, then it's just right. |
2011-09-17, 09:07 | Link #22073 | |
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2011-09-17, 11:46 | Link #22074 |
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alright im done!
have some photos! taking photos was actually kinda hard because its so shiny^^ the paintjob sure as hell isnt perfect but at this point i dont even care anymore. i had so many problems with this guy and it was so frustrating how the paints didnt work at all that at one point i just wanted to chuck it in the bin... but im glad that i didnt do it! like i said, its not perfect but im pretty happy with it! and the HG avalanche exia dash is a great kit, too! i can totally recommend it!^^ the revell enamel colors i used are gold, silver and copper. i also used some tamiya clear red, the only clear color that actually decided to work and not just be a runny mess... |
2011-09-17, 16:57 | Link #22075 |
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Looks good Appel, nice and shiny.
For me the long wait until my kits arrive has just begun. Can't wait! By the way, if anyone has missed it, go check Gaijin-Gunpla and his "Courage" project, one epic custom paintjob for the PG Strike Freedom. That's the first time I've seen gunpla with such a heavy subject attached to it...
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2011-09-17, 18:26 | Link #22077 |
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http://hobbynotoriko.yumenogotoshi.com/hguc-jesta.html It would seem the Jesta utilise polycaps from OO HGs. This is evident from the way the shoulders extended. Also, the backpack is interchangabel, especially with previous Jegans releases. |
2011-09-18, 02:19 | Link #22079 |
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@Illsteir Red Frame, unfortunately, doesn't have water slides from Bandai. you can try and check Samuel's if you want, but that of course is much different from Bandai's.
@Appel Nice Exia you got there @Znozzy You can either use cement or super glue. When two parts that you'll put together is big, use cement. If it's small, use superglue. That's what I do actually |
2011-09-18, 03:00 | Link #22080 | |
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Nice kits i might as well buy 3 of those |
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