honestly if ur really bothered by it if it keeps falling off then u could add a little paint on the pegs to tighten up the parts. or add a little crazy glue to the pegs or holes n then wait for it to dry n then slap the pieces back on so the parts wont come off easily. imo i dont really like to glue things because it limits me from painting the…[Read more]
first go at a customizing a kit. i didnt like the 144 Z’Gok, its joints are flimsy and its a bit meh. so it became a piece of test plastic. although the pics don’t show it much the light and dark chrome came out alright…..then after the first attempt at painting i had to go i bit further
I am a 1:100 guy, but I like what BANDAI does with the RG line. The Z’Gok is one of my favourit suitdesigns but I dont like the colorsceme of it. The metal fits already much better and in combination with the LEDs it is more than shiny. I will get me the MG version of it some day. But I have no idea for it right now and alot of other stuff tu…[Read more]
the metallic finish isnt paint, i used this kit as a test for some powder stuff called c1 metalizer. i have a battlestar cyclon raider kit to do and then the british pound crashed so i thought what the hell, why not order some and give it a go. good effect, easy to use.
I bought something similar, wich is made for chrome and gold fingernails. Made some experiments with medium results but looking forward to the Gyancelots and Gyans I ordered to make shiny knights with it. Do you have some tips for the application? Or does it easily work on gloss black?
the recommendation is to be applied on gloss black paint however i have found that lighter plaint (as long as they have a glossy finish) come up with the lighter chrome colours. I have had no issues with masking and applying standard stickers, havent tried water or rubbing decals though. since its a graphite style buff finish i suspect painting…[Read more]
Nice and clean. I like the jetmode on this kit. No doubt an Endless Walz design, like the Epyon, wich was my first MG. Already well enginered MG kits expect of the shoulderjoints. But…it transforms..^^
Looks pretty sharp! I have one but haven’t build it yet… looking forward to it! You can improve the lining using panel lining next time instead of markers. Also if you like the lines to be filled instead of painted you can use any acrylic black paint without thining to fill them, let it dry and then remove the excess. Anyway… looks great!
Just finished the Dom, a little bit of painting and weathering done, it has to be one of my favorite grunt suits and the kit is pretty good too considering that it is an older kit.
honestly if ur really bothered by it if it keeps falling off then u could add a little paint on the pegs to tighten up the parts. or add a little crazy glue to the pegs or holes n then wait for it to dry n then slap the pieces back on so the parts wont come off easily. imo i dont really like to glue things because it limits me from painting the…[Read more]