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Stickers are able to be removed and if you remove a sticker it is reusable but it would peel very easily compared to the first time you applied it.

If I ever get a clear kit, I keep it clear, a straight build for me. If it is a clear MG, I’d probably only paint the inner frame. : )

Panel lining a clear kit would be a toughy, I haven’t see what black or grey lining would be like, I guess, you could experiment on the runners first?

I haven’t done a clear kit yet. Don’t think I will panel line it. But if I do, I probably would go with white.

I just finished making onefor myfriend as he likes 00 but notmodeling.
I think that the gn cables in the upper thigh look a bit tacky due to the reflective sticker underneath, mainly because it’s hard to make the surface under it flat. I’m pretty happy with it overall as it can stand (my MG is permanently on an action base) and has really nice…[Read more]

Mine wasn’t any worse than the other RGs I have built, but yeah, you need to smooth out the area before applying the silver sticker. A trick is do not press the sticker down all the way, just let it sort of float on it. The GN plastic will secure it in place along with the side armors. If yours is really bad, you can always remove the sticker and…[Read more]

I agree with you, it has got ‘seem lines’ in places I don’t like ^^; But overall its a very nice piece of kit and it really (in my opinion) beats the MG in some places. The silver stickers aren’t working in some places, maybe stick them on a flat piece of thin card,/paper for the thigh windows, keeping it smooth and flat.

Looks quite good having…[Read more]

RG kits are the same scale as HG ones (1/144) so they’ll be around the same size

it is like the difference with mg and 1/100 ng slimmer and slightly taller with way more detail

Really any RG is a good one to start with except the Zeta as it’s a bit fragile.
The build on RGs are very enjoyable but can be a bit fiddly due to the small parts.
Painting a RG would be a bit more difficult than a MG if you plan to keep the multi coloured armour, as you’d probably have to paint each individual part before putting them…[Read more]

Well, the problem i find in the rg is the size, it is complex, in some even more than a few mg´s, the problem is that the pieces re to small and makes them a pain to build them, incredible looks and articulation, and yes they can be painted, also some parts re always falling off, they re not sturdy as a simple hg for example, dont get me wrong,…[Read more]

If you want to get into RG go for the MK II..its a good RG..I already have 8 RG and only build 5 of them. RG is a great transition when you tired of doing MG’s. The detail is great and easy to assemble. But be cautious of the tyny parts because they easily lost and be gentle when assembling or u might break something.

Agreed with what the others said. MkII is fantastic and you can’t really go wrong. In some ways RGs are more “challenging” than MGs as the parts are smaller, especially if you plan to paint it. Give it a try.

The RG line is excellent. I think you’d enjoy almost any of the kits, but my favourites so far have been Justice, Freedom, Strike & Strike Freedom. They’re all nicely detailed and articulated, and indeed complex enough to keep you interested. The armour comes in many sections and usually with good colour differentiation to add real nice detail to…[Read more]

As with any kit you want to get, I always recommend you get a kit you like. I know you wanted the trans am Exia and if you cannot get your hands on it you can always make your own. As for how good the RG line is? Its fantastic, the line really is “excitement embodied” if you think it was going to skimp on complexity these small kits have quite…[Read more]