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

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 

Mine looked like this.

I'm staying away from SD because it's difficult to remove the part from the sprue. A little twist, the part is out and most likely the hole is on the part, rather than on the gates. 

at last i get the answer i always wanted ... RG strike's aile striker wing can be fold down ... yeah !!!

shou nishino aka aira

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Added on April 7, 2011, 7:18 pm

sangokuden Bandai version cost RM30 at GT

darn all these RG Strike pics r making me impatient n hand itchy, cepat cepat releeeeaaassee!!!

most of the shops that I asked said "mid April"

trolololol
the official release is 30th April
maybe around mid May will arrive

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.

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 

Mine looked like this.

I'm staying away from SD because it's difficult to remove the part from the sprue. A little twist, the part is out and most likely the hole is on the part, rather than on the gates. 

How much you get it from daiso, do u have pics? i still use the sangokuden one but not the complete set
Waa thats very rajin of u, nice work man I also using knife but sometimes got calar also, filer for sure got calar one. but knife oso couldn't remove the nub marks completely especially plastic other than white, have to use marker though 
This steel one oso u got from daiso? i thought u said the nipis2 one normally for fingernails like ice cream stick, that one no calar eh, never try b4 but it looks smooth 

This one is the ultimate nipper who I presumed no nub marks but the gunpla gaijin in hlj tv also use this but still has to clean up using craft knife. Do you sell them cheap aa ascentic? 

i was using this for both RG 

these hobby/craft cutters are meant for easy cutting from the runners, since there will be a lot of tight spaces where the "normal" cutter (or in my case, nail cutter ) could not reach or make the cut without damaging the parts..

after the part was cut from the runner, you still need to trim it using a knife

Hi ..wanna check with you guy ..do you have any idea what kind of paint can make de gundam booster look so shinning and what is the color of the inner booster ?
It doesnt seem like normal blue color for me..thanks.. :
And is it possible to make this happen w/o using air brush?..hehe..

i was using this for both RG 

these hobby/craft cutters are meant for easy cutting from the runners, since there will be a lot of tight spaces where the "normal" cutter (or in my case, nail cutter ) could not reach or make the cut without damaging the parts..

after the part was cut from the runner, you still need to trim it using a knife
grade 500 sandpaper? that's quite rough la.. better get grade 1000/1200.. a lot smoother

these hobby/craft cutters are meant for easy cutting from the runners, since there will be a lot of tight spaces where the "normal" cutter (or in my case, nail cutter ) could not reach or make the cut without damaging the parts..

after the part was cut from the runner, you still need to trim it using a knife
grade 500 sandpaper? that's quite rough la.. better get grade 1000/1200.. a lot smoother

i think those are metal parts.. not painted