This is my first “custom” gunpla as well as my first HG (I just started gunpla). It’s a battle damaged/scarred RX 78-2. This is the RX 78-2 from the Gunpla starter set vol….
yes arylics are good paints my recommendation is stay away from the enamel paints they take too long to dry sometimes even a couple days i would say use enamels for small details since theyre very shiney
well enamels are best for paneling if you are using acrylic paints.
and yeah gloss enamels are the paints that take a long time to fully cure (my record was over 3 weeks, but i think the paint just went bad due to the age)
hi, still kinda new with customizing. this is Rising 0 Gundam (my ver. hehe kinda) based on gn-000 0 Gundam. So far, the only custom parts i did a bit are the head (extra…
Ok, I know I’m posting a lot of stuff but…don’t you just hate it when you perfect an idea then you come up with another concept that trumps it? Think of this as a variation of my original Malibu, the Gundam Malibu LX or Limit eXceed.
Alright, did my line art clean up. Perhaps I can get some serious thoughts on this build concept before I order the kits. Here is my Gundam Malibu. It took a few tries and a few perspective tricks with GIMP to do this but I’m happy with how the concept looks Any and all suggestions are welcome and all of that good stuff.
Hey there, I made a suggestion which no one has answered in my Q&A posting or with my original concept on here, I think if I attach a sketch image which I’ll clean up in GIMP…
Custom Colour Build Strike. Literally just using candy red spray. The darkish red, i got it just coated the blue part with the candy red (somehow it turn out good colour). 🙂 comment n suggestion pls. also cn anyone teach me how to make custom parts? any tutorial?
Sorry for the late response but I don’t know I just know how to build custom weapons and parts from pla plate and I am gonna give the tutorial. First design the part/weapon and then divide them into several pieces ( for example barrel grip and etc for a gun/bazooka) then draw it on the pla plate with a pencil and finally cut and assemble them. I…[Read more]