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Throne Zwei available, but Masurao still not available i think

its better stsrt with HG, then u can try MG. its awesome

last time i checked Throne Zwei, it was RM40, Masurao is already available at AF Hobby for RM59, check it out  , its not necessary to start with a HG, anyone can always try a MG as a first time too
i bet ur a OO fan, why not try the Master Grade Exia? 

It's same wan assemble MG or HG. Everyone here will give u different advise.
As long as u follow manual and cut the nips nicely, your model kit will look nice and great =)

I started out with MG kits and those were fun. Although they can be time consuming and a sore to the fingers, haha but whatever do, don't start with MG Kampfer, or even MG Sinanju; both have sharp edges and Kampfer especially have a rather brittle material for the blue parts wil be VERY frustrating for beginners..
HGUC Nu-Gundam is a nice kit to start with, IMO.. and yes, the MG Exia as well

so if you are scared of destroying your 1st gundam get a HG, but if you have a fat wallet. well you can buy whichever you like

considering the yen conversion now then yes
rm310 for sinanju still consider expensive
i guess last time price was rm250?   now retail i think mostly selling rm270

yes, indeed the MG Sazabi is lousy and kenot pose much. and the Sinanju definitely pwns the Sazabi in every way. but if u really do wan a Sazabi, i'd suggest the HG version of it. cuz its articulationwise is waaaay better than its predecessor's MG. 
well, nobody could stop anyone from getting his first MG , let him decide wats more awsm to him. my first was the Gundam 2.0. and i followed exactly wat the manual says and it turned out just the way i expected  , well careful though ;P.

Get both

SIEG ZEON !

RM310 is a bit expensive for either, but if it's the best (by best it also includes convenience) price then why not?
Personally, if you are going to spend that amount of money on an MG you might as well go for the Sinanju. It's much newer and better in terms of articulation and material quality, plus it has more intricate details. Oh, it's also a paintjob nightmare too but if you're going to spend money on it there's no reason not to spend time making it beautiful. No rush at all.

Sazabi... HGUC is good enough. Similar, if not better articulations compared to the MG version; but much cheaper. Due to its bulk it doesn't look out of place beside your typical 1/100 scaled gunpla either.

i'll be looking forward for the MG GN-X more than the MG Red Frame 

this month
most likely to have. cuz they come with the container for the drive