I like about the gathering part, but not really sure about that "bring your kits"

but I do wanna pay a visit to the warehouse tomorrow.. being the last day and all, and try to hunt for a MG GP01

yeah. me knows. but I got no kit worth showing off to ppl

ppl who want, but tak dapat/missed = unlucky

ppl who don't want, but bought it instead = impulse buy/resell at higher price



got money + like it = must buy

got money + don't really like it = just buy

MG GP01 Y U NO there when I want to buy???

wow. never knew that. thanks for the info!

but I can't recall any Seed MGs that actually have waterslides

looks clean (the pic & the build). nice one!

this might sound kinda tiring, but do you see any MG GP01 (non-FB) there..?

for the time being you can daydream(ing) only lah

well, that supposed to be the Delta Gundam, which the Hyaku Shiki & Delta Plus are derived/developed from

for more info you can click the pic below:

warehouse sale is over, everybody's in building/modelling mode again

as for me, took very long time to start but once started, hard to stop pulak

current WIP:

yup

some interesting facts though (at least for me):
- MG Delta Plus shares the same polycaps with MG Zeta v2.0
- also, this is the first time I've seen the runner for MG polycaps are labelled with an alphabet instead of just "PC" (in this case it's "K")

yeah. and that costs SGD8k if not mistaken. up for sale during the last Gunpla Expo in Singapore. and yes, it's sold

due for shipping in Oct 2012 though

that would solve the stability & articulation issues, but later got ppl complain "Y U NO make transformable kit?"

it's an MG, so not being transformable would be a waste. better off make NG 1/100

This post has been edited by rihuhs: Dec 14 2011, 06:03 PM

holy- dayyum that looks like a must buy

but somehow it gives me the Delta Plus vibe.. perhaps it's just me.. been building transformable MGs 2 in a row.. first the Zeta Plus C1, now the Delta Plus.. later still got Zeta v2.0

RGs only came with normal stickers..

to differentiate, maybe can use this guide; normal stickers usually looks like one single sheet, with pre-cut shapes.. waterslides looks like it's being printed individually on the sheet, without that big excess sheet.. not sure if you get this

also, the paper on the back of the waterslide decals are thicker and harder than those for normal stickers

that might be true for MGs, but stickers for RG have blue paper

izzit? never knew that

oh. so that's why. it's like making the stickers being waterslide-ish

not a bad idea.. might give it a try

I don't think it's gonna be a problem to apply decals on that. the only concern is the scale.. from what I know, MSIA are 1/144th scale, but I've seen review saying that this particular "extended" Sazabi is a non-scale, "slightly taller" than normal MSIAs.. so it might be tricky to make the decals looks decent comparared to its size..

1/100 MG Sazabi is well known for its huge size, so to be safe I'd suggest go on with 1/144th scale decals

yup. pretty much so. but MSIA's proportions are true to its original design, while RDs looks a lot more sleek.

nice one

but the diorama seems a bit out of scale.. looks like 1/100th scale models fits better imo