ZGMFXG makes their own custom decals...

Authentic gundams/gunpla(gundam plastic) is only made in JAPAN...
their figures, etc mostly in China...
Those imitation of gunplas made in china, quality of plastic is lower, some parts don't fit nicely...

Read this
http://ngeekhiong.blogspot.com/2010/04/ban...st-pirated.html

i dont think so...
all their machines that produce gunpla are in japan and they are the only ones who have it....
the machines isn't cheap too... search in youtube, you can see them

It's because you put the link wrongly....
*fixed*

i saw before at the curve, only saw RX-78 and Zaku before but that was long ago, duno they still sell it anot...


This post has been edited by z3r0717: Aug 15 2010, 03:21 PM

don't really remember le.. so long ago
if not mistaken around RM300 gua

Hey parody
i know you always show pics from ZGMFXG
i am always having trouble viewing their images, always unable to load all the images...
which browser are you using to view them?
I'm using firefox btw

ALL MGs come with a pilot unless the anime itself doesn't...

EDIT: or game...

This post has been edited by z3r0717: Aug 20 2010, 12:35 PM

omg.... i can't imagine how the dragoon system gonna look like.. it's gonna be huge

i doubt.. dendrobium is freaking huge...
http://dalong.net/review/hg/h28/h28_p.htm

If you're a modeller, of cos you'll paint it. Once you painted your kit, you'll never go back to just snap fit..

If you're a collector, you won't unless you pay someone to paint for you. lol

This is a hobby. Buying gunpla isn't just for snap fit. all the kits are molded with color too so what's the difference if u say PG.
People paint their gundams because they can change the color scheme or just follow the art box. People like to achieve something which that did themselves and able to display it beautifully. Not only just for contest..

For an example my friend did for his client, PG 00
http://www.facebook.com/#!/album.php?a...4&id=1348429491

By right, you're not suppose to pose/play the model after painted because chances of scratching the paint.
Posing should be fun but have to becareful. Playing is not recommended.. lol

Totally Agree. Once you have finished painting it to your own liking, it would be like the only one in the world because you did it yourself.

This post has been edited by z3r0717: Sep 9 2010, 07:10 PM

well, we modellers can't accept nib marks so there's the process of painting in the first place.
Gunpla are model kits not toys..
Yea i know that HG will be different, well they are small, of course not all the color will be there but that is mostly for the old kits. Newer kits mostly don't have that issue alr..
It's ok, i forgive you padawan.
and selamat hari raya to muslim friends

This post has been edited by z3r0717: Sep 9 2010, 07:38 PM

spraying colors on the runner directly is a very bad practice...
to me, no difference between snap fit because the nib marks, seam lines are still there.
process of painting an OOB kit is actually easy unless you mod.
Pre-assemble kit -> sand nib marks/cover seam line -> prime/surfacer -> paint -> decal -> top coat.
That's all, there are still a few steps in between but can skip if u want.

you should find yourself an android girl then.. lol

nope... doesn't look like to me... i guess the decals made it look like

i don't think they'll produce a MG dendrobium as the HG is already Huge and already cost averagely RM1k... my dream kit..

i really like the burn part on the zgok(duno correct anot) very realistic, the weathering is very good..
Some how the base is nice but i dont find it fitting the 2.
but definitely love the paint jot + weathering...

I assume it's erix's champion bakuc kit.
EDIT: oops, wrong one... graveyard shud be donc's right?
erix is last gate
http://www.ebasenet.com/erix93-Last_Gate.htm


i dont find it hard tough i have no experience with it but i find hiding the wires is more complicated.. lol

This post has been edited by z3r0717: Sep 14 2010, 02:08 PM

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