How do you guys do it??? I’d be so confused with all the different parts, I’d never be able to assemble anything after cutting everything out… Kudos!!!
Yea but the smaller parts can be very similar btw left and right and once you cut off the runners, there’s no identification numbers. LOL maybe i’m just crap at this. XD
@Phillip I always cut out the whole set and then assemble the model. This way it’s more fun…. It’s not that difficult if you follow the manual accurately.
@philliptan, same here man. My brain is drying up trying to think of a way to do this ’til I came up with an idea,. If I’m going to paint I’ll start doing it part by part. For example, finish the arms first or the torso then the other parts. In that way I can easily remember the parts even if I took it all off the runners,. What do you think.?
If I get around to painting a kit, I’ll make sure to take photos of the WIP and share it with you guys,. Lately I’ve been reading and watching tutorials on gunpla painting so hopefully I can learn some techniques. A lot of ideas were going around in my mind and haven’t decided what to do. A lot planning ahead to start things right. 🙂 @ philliptan
Im one of those people that beleave everyone has there own way of doing things. So I try not to knock anyone how they work or how the mow the lawn or even do the dishes. Just as long as it gets done. So on that do what works best for you who knows I might learn from your methoid also 🙂
If your air brushing you cant do it one section at a time you have to do all the peices of that color in one shot or you will waste alot of paint and time but when it comes to detailing then one section at a time makes sense.
I’ve cut my complete Full Armor Unicorn MG, all 31 runners of it, chucked it in a box, washed it, dried it and than put it together after painting it. If I could do it, anyone can. 🙂