i think my sinanju stein is completed. its been a heck of a process finishing this for ny cc with school coming soon n all but im glad i got it done early enough to check for touch ups
Amazing!!!! that backpack, wow! and the effect on the weapons. There’ll be a lot of dropped jaws at NYCC hehe. Where are you located Banshee, if you dont mind me asking. I’m in upstate NY. Had the chance to participate in the gunpla contest held at Otakuthon in Montreal 2 weeks ago and took third place in the open category. I’m hoping i”ll be…[Read more]
After all this work do you think you’ll do it a second time for the Banshee? I’m just imagining them standing next to each other phasing through colours at the same time
May you show the backpack more closely. It looks monstrous. Looking at my Stein I realize some of the used parts, but I would love to see the whole thing.
Finally have time to work on my PG unicorn.
removed the ball joints for the verniers and cut holes to accept IC sockets. The hole in the verniers was a little too big to take the 3mm led directly, but a piece of styrene tubing made them fit perfectly.
I’ll be gluing the IC sockets in place with some UV curing glue later.
Recieved my builders parts from the Todd Gear Intro giveaway a few days ago! I made a quick mini-review on the parts I got, you can see it in the link below! Thanks again Gunpla TV! ^v^
After a few moths debating, finally got the main colour figured out, now the cleaning, sanding and such can begin. The inner frame is done, added some Builders Parts verniers…
teetee, that frame is looking pretty sweet and the contrast with the gold thrusters makes it even better. Do you prime when you paint the internal frames?
I also got those verniers from the builders parts. Really like where you placed them. Cant wait to see how the whole build turns out.
I do prime the frame before painting, using Alclad’s primer. As I dry-fit the joints, I see where a layer of paint might get too thick and sand the parts that would rub against each other. This wat moving the joints won’t scratch the paint up. I used a few primers and this is the only way to making sure there will be no paint rubbing…[Read more]