aiyohh.. u changed to a more dangerous one as you said that

ohh that's gonna send a wrong message

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Added on April 7, 2011, 2:29 pmon my home PC/laptop then that's gonna be fine la.. in the office? aiyoh.. who knows who might be taking a peek



This post has been edited by rihuhs: Apr 7 2011, 02:29 PM

for me, better get myself PG Strike/Red Frame

as a person that appreciates the joy of assembling rather than collecting, I don't think it's gonna be worthy to me. why bother spending so much for something that should be assembled, but you can't assemble due to the fear of the market value will go down? if that's the case better get one of them metal builds

but still, it's up to the person whether it's worth buying or not. their money, diorang punya suka la

that's why I'm not really into stuff that is "rare" or "limited" or something like that coz if something (bad) happen, it's gonna be hard to look for replacements

+1
that thing is HUGE

so far the only time I saw in front of my own eyes is at Auntie Lenny's shop.. that sure take quite a lot table/display space

This post has been edited by rihuhs: Apr 7 2011, 04:47 PM

a foot long more or less maybe? (including its looong cannon)

+9999999999

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

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

izzit the one blue + red colour with yellow "dragon" on both sides?

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

that's why la..

nvm.. it's not like I'm rushing to get it..

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

oops.. sorry.. got a little carried away

when bored, we assemble something~

trololololol~ it's my MG Strike + IWSP la..

manual for this MG Strike + IWSP, MG Exia and NG Astray Green Frame started with assembling the body, while for MG Zeta Plus started with the arms

but I always start with the head unit

This post has been edited by rihuhs: Apr 8 2011, 05:49 PM

haven't got to that part yet, but I'll keep that in mind. thanks for the tip!

now, better get myself a superglue..

yup. got two of 'em. one for each shoulder joints..

the MG Zeta Plus on the other hand got four screws, two for each leg.. since the legs for the MG Zeta Plus are double-jointed, need one screw for each leg joint.. so 4 joints = 4 screws.. but no screws for the arm joints

heh? putting in the screws is just a breeze. it is really that simple. can even be done with my eyes closed

but I'm not really sure about others.. some might have a really tight fit, thus making it hard to screw (no puns intended )