Yap and it worked.

he use dry decal

those are dry decal lol = =
the RX-78/C.A
is missing a C
the personal symbol i use sticker just to confirm the place to put my decal

how did you apply the dry transfer actually? just put it on and rub it off, or u did it using cellotape trick?

actually i accidentally scraped that part while adjusting the shield

and i use the tape as learned from a toturial

This post has been edited by calcilis: Jul 1 2011, 09:59 PM

been there, done that

it can't be helped. either scrape it off or just let it be an eyesore

really got full saber kit? help me buy if really got @rm45!

i dont use masking tape anymore after i discover another taping method which work even better for me

you can try to mask the word and then use correction tape to patch it

nowadays when i do dry transfer, i cut the piece out as small as possible, then use normal cellophane tape to stick at the back of the dry transfer, then stick on the kit and enjoy rubbing

...given that you use a good quality cellophane tape. or else you might end up having some adhesive 'stains' on your kit

during my first time ever playing around with dry transfers, I did use the masking tape as instructed in the build manual but ended up with ruining the decal even more compared with not using any tape at all.. until I discovered the cellotape trick which works great

This is cool!!!


Btw anyone heard of b club' manipulator ?

is that the one that have fully PG-like fingers articulation for 1/100 and 1/144th scale models?

^whoa tht one mahal wor....

Use 3M tapes.

3M== Scotch Tape ?

Scotch tape is exp...

I use Loytape can already

aftermarket decals only have water slides right? meaning that dry transfers only available with the original package?

Using Scotch tape more expensive, or spoiled dry transfer decal does?

i use anything i can found in my house lo, then i found a normal cellophane tape, those transparent one, from far look like a bit yellow color

if stick a while only wont have stain la, unless stick for very long, or kena water or under hot weather

damn, i jizzed in my pant

This post has been edited by nazrul90: Jul 2 2011, 02:30 AM

the B-Club High Detail Manipulators offers only fixed hands along with the hand cover for better posing and can wield weapons without worrying that it'll fall off.
Unlike some MG hands with interchangeable fingers parts that'll make it lose instead.
it's like this >>> http://www.1999.co.jp/eng/10097452

There is a 3rd part MG 1/100 & HG 1/144 fully articulated hands like the ones PG used to make peace sign dude.
Saw it once selling at some sg site for SGD$25, but can't really seem to remember where lol
it's like this >>> http://www.gunjap.net/site/?p=18150

my friend is coming back from japan. Want to ask him to buy some Gundam goods.. Suggestion anyone?

This post has been edited by Cotton Diesel: Jul 2 2011, 03:11 AM