Well nope, the base for the red parts is the Titanium color, ontop of it I painted the clear red to make it red and a deep metallic color . And it`s Mr. Aqua Hobby Clear red. Look up tutorials about Candy colors the technique is similar
Thank you! Yes, this is my first kit. I did take time and care building it though. Panel lined with Fine Point Gundam Markers, and top coated with Winsor & Newton acrylic matt varnish.
Hehe, yew announce the rules, I already got the idea in my head and just have to know if it fits the given frame, to order all I need…. P.S. I will build it anyways..:D
I built the same one.It’s easy to transform, but not without scratching paints off. It’s Hinge Grade. 🙂 Everything hangs onto a hinge. I think Bandai intended this kit to be unpainted & played with. Ideally, buy two & build one as mecha & another as fighter jet & paint them the same colors.
For those people who are curious what they do in the factory, here is a video of what goes on in the Bandai factory. This video is about a year+ old BTW.
Anyone wondered how your gunpla or plastic model are made? I found this video breaks down the general manufacturing process. After this video, I actually check for the small things he mentioned. I will not look at my gunpla the same again.
Looks great. I really don’t like yellow on my kits, so yellow turns out gold in my case, but seeing it done like this with the shading, makes it look actually really nice!!!