@ryan i enjoyed this weeks episode and im lovin the development on the RG kit ur workin on , but in ur opinion is it a kit that u would advice some1 to get as in is it that fun to build and would it stand out in a collection ?
That is a tough question, it really depends on what you like. I find the Ma.K kits the most interesting and different design wise, but they require a lot of work and skill.
A Real Grade (RG) is a Perfect Grade (PG) in miniature. Minus the lights and some fancy touches due to the size of the kit. They’re cheaper than MG kits and cost roughly 7 times cheaper than PG kits but they do have super tiny peaces together with thin hands that a lot of people tend to break. Oh, and an inner frame all the way, head to toe. I’d pick an MG over an RG any day. if I can choose, I’d choose big any day. “That’s what she said!” lol 😀
Though, just a heads up, Ryan’s building a PG not an RG. If you’d want feet that huge you should go for a PG. RGs are 1/144 while PGs are 1/60 scale.
kthxbye 😛
That is a tough question, it really depends on what you like. I find the Ma.K kits the most interesting and different design wise, but they require a lot of work and skill.
Well to honest i started buildin kits about a month ago and i built a MG and a non-grade kit so is it early for me to start with a RG ?
I think you can build the RG.
well then my next order will contain an RG for sure
A Real Grade (RG) is a Perfect Grade (PG) in miniature. Minus the lights and some fancy touches due to the size of the kit. They’re cheaper than MG kits and cost roughly 7 times cheaper than PG kits but they do have super tiny peaces together with thin hands that a lot of people tend to break. Oh, and an inner frame all the way, head to toe. I’d pick an MG over an RG any day. if I can choose, I’d choose big any day. “That’s what she said!” lol 😀
Though, just a heads up, Ryan’s building a PG not an RG. If you’d want feet that huge you should go for a PG. RGs are 1/144 while PGs are 1/60 scale.
kthxbye 😛