waiting for HL/TT to make one..
hahaha

support the original

HAHAHA.. maybe they will make it.. but after that Bandai sue them to bankruptcy haha

+9999999999

TT wont make it... dendro got a diecast part to support...

Yup, Daiso.

Otak think Daiso, fingers typed Denso pulak.

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Added on April 7, 2011, 5:54 pmI used TurtleWax polishing compound. lol

Used it on my CrossBone as well. Sanded (filed, then sand) places became kilat again like new. lol

But a lot of work though, took me weeks to finish X-bone.

This post has been edited by Harddisk: Apr 7 2011, 05:54 PM

Di mana ada kemaluan kemahuan, di situ ada jalan

wahaha.... more value and sentimental value if buy ori!!! sure support ORI!!

hahaha.. fingers move faster than ze brain~?

Daiso is one of my favourite stores.. can get many kind of things there

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Added on April 7, 2011, 6:20 pmi'm not a person that has a lot of money, but still I'd prefer original.. gives more satisfaction..

ciplak one sometimes stiker potong tak ngam la, fitting tak ngam la.. you'll spend more time "repairing" the kit than actually building it.. hohoho

This post has been edited by rihuhs: Apr 7 2011, 06:20 PM

Yup, even nippers! lol

So cheap that you can use them as disposable thing and still won't cost as much as buying Tamiya's one.

Tamiya's starter kit (cutter, filer, tweezers, plus some others that I forgot) costs about RM80

filer in daiso one good enough ar? i tried use fine sandpaper for wood one... and it scratch badly...lucky i tested on smoothing inner frame of RG so not really hurt...

i mean the filer smoothing without paint is good enough?

OMG u r so poisoning with your spoiler and avatar.. who is she a??

shou nishino aka aira

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Added on April 7, 2011, 7:18 pmsangokuden Bandai version cost RM30 at GT

This post has been edited by profpoyo: Apr 7 2011, 07:18 PM

I used it for quite some time already, they are small and comes in few shapes, quite suitable for gunpla.

For flash that difficult to shave away, use filer. Don't need to go too deep. Usually, the result is a very rough surface. Then use a low grit (around 400 - 600) sandpaper to sand that area. Then sand again with finer grit one. It's smooth now, but the surface is all scarred, calar, no more shine. Finish the area with polishing compound, and voila!

Depends on how much time you spend on the polishing compound, it might turns out more kilat than the original plastic itself. lol.

i dun use chemicals for that... i usually use knife.

i m using a very small filer, bout 0.5cm wide only, lol
maybe my fingers too big or fingernails too long

wow, jz sanding n spray top coat is my limit d, other than that i malas d


i still rmbr i got my 1st gunpla, a SD, then a FG, then HG, all jz twist n pluck out from runner only, nub marks everywhere

This post has been edited by General_Nic: Apr 7 2011, 08:14 PM

anyone wants a HG Gundam RX-78-2 Ana Sky Project? the price is interesting though ;D

http://forum.lowyat.net/topic/1825724

price too nice, i bought my 4 limited clear version of 00 movie kit too with that price ...

As expected, the Dreissen's chunky armours prevent proper posing of the bazooka. I doubt the Sinanju will have better luck either.