Since the stand for PGs was only available in the first batch of release of the 00 Raiser, Bandai is not producing or selling them any more so you have to rely to third party if you want a stand for your PGs. I found this one on Ebay and it’s a Chinese knock off of this original stand. But you can get other stands like the ones that G-System sells.
a little random tip if you want to add a little bit of a soot like effect just bub some sharpie on the kit then just rubbing alcohol and a cotton bud to wipe some away just be mindful that the longer the ink sits the less will wipe off, this can also be done for some panel lining
Hi!
i have a question about paint and top coat.
Im painting and detailing with acrylic paint and doing the decals and the question is would Tamiya TS-80 ruin the paint job?
Since it’s laquer based?
Still haven’t smelled it myself, so I can’t say for sure it is. Some say it is, others say it’s a solvent based acrylic, which still is a lacquer to me…, even others state it’s a alcohol based acrylic….
In any case, to be on the safe side, if it’s a sticker or a dry transfer decal, there will be no issues. If it’s a water slide, make sure all…[Read more]
Thanks for a quick answer!:)
i’ll try on my starwars kit which i used acrylic and used water slides. I’ll try do what you suggested, how long does one can last?
Im doing a MG HI-Nu ver. Ka exchanging purple with black and add some medium grey on various parts to offset all the white ^^
You’re welcome!
Well, that means that the carrier in the paint is indeed solvent based and the pigment is alcohol based acrylic. This means you’ll have to treat it as a lacquer paint, so please use the technique previously mentioned.
Don’t know for sure how long one can will last you, but back in the old day when I used spray cans myself, I used…[Read more]