Blow with hair dryer then bend it back

what might this be

really?? the part so thick wooo hahahaha


hehehe inner frame ankle guard of shenlong
hiihihi

huhu, the hair dryer trick should work

ryu jin maru is here

fix dy...hehehhe
since dun have hairdryer, i use lighter instead..hihihihi

thanx for helping guys..

This post has been edited by mf_yamato: Jul 11 2012, 08:05 AM

looks very nice.. good build

huhu u dare to use lighter.. i wouldn't if it was me.. haha

that's the only thing i got that time.....hahahaa

it's better if u can use candle because u can use both hands to hold em' together but dun put too close... else u will eventually melt the whole parts.. haha...

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Added on July 11, 2012, 11:41 amHi there, any others who want to share out their reviews/links please PM me their URL address.. so I can tag it at the next version!

This post has been edited by ascentic: Jul 11 2012, 11:41 AM

ooohhh going to V5 already

Im quite surprised some of these bootlegs have better articulation compared to the original, from a viewer's perspective these bootlegs are equal if not better than the originals. Pretty obvious their plastic quality is inferior
But arh...you guys give me honest opinion, how is the "feel" of the kit? Originals have this solid, yet lightweight feel, everything snaps and fits almost perfectly, how about bootlegs?

don't know how to describe it to you, but just that the 'feel' of the plastic is cheaper.. not cheaper by a lot though, just feels slighly more brittle
however it is by no means fragile.. and the snapfitting is very good, even getting better throughout the newer releases
i would place it as very very close to original, although the issue of the plastic will still be there, however once you paint/topcoat it you won't get that feeling as much
besides, let's face it.. how often would you touch your kits after you complete it and put it up on display?

Thanks for your opinion
I also read other place that the plastic not very good for painting, but then again, your opinions might vary and I'd like to know too.

Totally agree with you, probably won't touch the kit for like a few months until you wanna change the pose

it's fine for certain paints, and even more durable in some cases, i believe, since there have been cases where even original can be corroded by paints (albeit very slowly)
so it's nice for displaying, modifying, etc.
for me, personally, it's a hobby and a good replacement for the original so that i don't have to sell off a kidney to fund my hobby
however if the situation allows it, i still do support original so it's entirely up to you, and how u feel about the hobby, the kits or what you plan to do with them
in the end it's just to enjoy the hobby this is just as a cheap alternative available for us who don't have that much to spend

Passion end when u finish assemble or paint job applied. I enjoy the process of assemble & paint.

bootleg is pretty much like a different brands of tepung.
if you are skilled enough,
even a cheap tepung can make a great, delicious roti canai.

get it? btw, im hungry now.

you're making me hungry too

but damn this is so awesome

been under construction for a while now, haven't heard anything about it already but damn i want this

however, judging from this

LOTS of painting needed

the inner frame is awesome though


lots more pics here

This post has been edited by HxiiiK: Jul 11 2012, 04:14 PM

OT a bit... you are making me hungry

so let's eat roti canai. haha
btw, i have been waiting for that Ryofu also.
still no sign of it

You need to get your hand on one of these bootleg in order to feel it yourself Like Hxiiik said, it is pretty hard to describe

As for myself, I only buy good quality bootleg and not those well known to have bad quality PM me if you want to know more.