Just snapped this sniper from Frame Arms, the Kagutsuchi Otsu. Definitely a step up from the last Frame Arms model I built, but things definitely need gluing. Took some work to get it in this pose. But that gun, oh that gun though.
Completed my Roundfacer (1/72 by Max Factory) recently. Nice kit, better than the Dougram kit IMO. Unfortunately, other MF kits from the Dougram series are more expensive than this one.
Completed my second kit this week: the RG MK-II A.E.U.G.. Used a weathering master kit by Tamiya, washed the lines, added decals and top coated it with a matte spray. Pretty happy with the results 🙂 https://www.instagram.com/p/BE_jgZgn6GY/?taken-by=gundamblog
Hey guys, here’s just one of the many kits I’ve completed. For right now I’m just building, panel lining and adding decals to kits. Looking to start painting and customizing future kits.
can I ask what can I do because I just finished top coating my sazabi ver ka and it has this foggy white marks what can I do to remove them? I’ve used a flat matt top coat.. thanks in advance.
If you have a hair dryer or a heat gun (lowest setting, you don’t want to melt the plastic) and heat up the effected areas. Don’t keep blowing on the same spot, but move in circulair motions.
The problem is, you sprayed during a humid day, all the moisture in the air settles on the model and mixes with the air born paint particles. The hot air…[Read more]
thanks bro managed to fix it same style mostly.. I applied another coat then right after it quikly use air dryer but rather lowest setting I’ve put it in the middle.. from 70% frosting in kit to nothing.. yey!
That’s good news!!! The hair dryer may be set on a higher setting indeed, but a heat gun is designed to strip paint, hence the warning. Nevertheless, happy to hear you got it fixed!
Good job!!!!!!