Hey everyone! Been a little while once again, and thought I would share what I’ve been up to. So I’ve kind of been kind of lazy in terms of getting around to working on my…
HLJ sells a lot of resin. But most is detail parts for car and plane models. There are some car models like F1 that are completely made out of resin.
In the past they did sell B-club (Bandai) parts and kits for Gundam, but when I look for them, can’t find them anymore…..
Has anyone ever built the GN Arms here? Both types and the P-Bandai Real Color version? My question is there color.
From my understanding and research, they are all differently colored but, I want the opinion of someone who has built all three and has experience comparing the colors of the kits because, I rally want to know!! XP
I’d like to add the MG Universe Booster to my MG Banshee Norn how do I make custom adaptor to be able to fit the Universe Booster into the Norn? Any ideas?
The problem is that the unicorn back pack connection is very different from every other suit. You could try cutting a rectangular hole into the current back pack slot and perhaps fit a poly cap behind it.
Ooh. OK that explains a lot now. I’m new to the site for about a month now. And on episode 164 I was surprised I heard my name for the Strike gundam that Syd built. Gotta love those number generators
Hi all, I’m new to hobbylink tv but not on the gunpla hobby 🙂
Just wanted to post question i’m trying to find solution for few months now, let me explain.
I build few MG/PG/RG models so far but my last 2 kits are MG with water slide decals. The Sazabi and the Hi Nu which is in progress. I completed the sazabi and applied all the decals but what…[Read more]
If you’re not worried about painting and everything, and just want them to stay, you can either use some decal set, or spray the parts with a clear coat after applying decals. Decal set will have instructions on how to use it. Clear coat will let change the look of the kit depending on the type you use(flat or gloss).
Also put the decals in warm water. This will make the sort of glue that is on them more active. And like Slater4u said, use Decal Set. Just put a few drops in the water before placing the decals in. After they have dried for at least an hour, put some Decal Soft on top and let this also dry for at least one hour. After that you can apply the Decal…[Read more]
srry but thats gunna be pretty hard u could try gentei kits but im pretty sure its sold out if not ebay is ur best place but be ready to spend alot on it since its gunna be pretty difficult to get considering it came out a while ago
Hey guys! So im new to painting(hand painting btw) and was wondering with those acrylic paints(e.g. tamiya) do i apply the paint directly or do i have to mix it with paint thinner or water???
You can apply it directly, or thinned. Make sure that you use the right thinner though, as enamel thinner will cause acrylic to glob up. Acrylic paints you should be more and fine without thinning it out.
Hello there.
Firstly, Tamiya and other Alcohol based “acrylics” need to be thinned with alcohol or Tamiya X-20A.
Acrylics like Vallejo can be thinned down with water, but I suggest using distilled water or the thinning agent made by Vallejo. Some people even use Windex or any other Ammonia based cleaning agent for it.
And second, it all depends on…[Read more]
About the retarder. You dont have to use the same brand retarder as the paint. You can use general retarder for acrylic paints and it would work good. Im using retarder from Talens with both Tamiya and Vallejo paints (from non Air lines). Vallejo Air paints already have retarder in them so there is no need to add more – also despite being…[Read more]