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Hey Syd and Ryan, I’m Izaac from Singapore and I wanted to show you guys my first two customs, MG Gundam Nataku ( kitbash and repaint of MG Shenlong ) and HGUC…
Looks great! It’s near the top of my must build list for sure.
I cut pieces of old runners into hook shapes and use them to hang runners of the kit I’m working on near me. Saves space and allows easy viewing of the runners while you build.
I usually look through the manual to find out which runners I need for the specific part then I only took those out of the pile.
I have to try your method sometimes, maybe on a smaller kit since this MG has A LOT of runners. I don’t feel like filling my room walls with runners lol
Go for it. Works for me. I’l twist up a long piece of masking tape or use a string and pin the ends somewhere and just hang them on it. Doesn’t take much space. Ends up kinda like shirts hanging in a closet.
The Hi-Nu itself is almost completed. Now working on the Fin-Funnels, getting rid of those awful gaps that where used on the Nu Gundam for placing them on the backpack on to…
Wow guys who up for a PG Unicorn? There is a PV of it on youtube now!!! Go check that out!!! I’m share this information because I’m too excited right now. I want all of you to exciting as me too…..
while the reissue thing might be true for most PG’s, it’s not allways true, look at the red frame PG that thing sells like pankakes and it’s reissued several times per year, I think it will be the same for the unicorn.
Haha @Jaberwak. Should we call this the Big White Wallet Destroyer? In my opinion, which isn’t worth a damn for that matter, there will be a reissue soon after the first batch is sold out. Even being a PG. People all over the world anticipated it for so long. And after a few days it had a order stop on HLJ, but a week later it was up for pre-order…[Read more]
What I think happened was When Bandai gave the go ahead for preorders, they were trying to get an estimate on approximately how well it would sell. In retail, it is better to underestimate demand than to over estimate. So when Bandai received word that preorders were selling out, they allowed more orders to become available.
It is also used to remove seam lines on canopies on aircraft building. There are two compounds, one rough, the other a fine one. Apply the rough one on a clean soft cotton cloth. Use in twisting motions on the to be polished surface. After a few minutes, clean of the excess. Then apply the fine compound on an other clean cloth. Do the same as with…[Read more]
Hmmm I see. Thanks for the info. I bought the wing one then. The Tamiya Polish compound finish. I’ll have to buy the course and fine compound with the clothes as well.