It dries quicker ? Well that explains why the those jap. pros on Youtube seem to be using the stuff all the time: Quick drying panellining is great, shortens the time used for painting

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Added on October 9, 2012, 7:28 pmAs soon as there's a sale going on for this kit, I'm on it: Gattling / Miniguns are just too cool .

Here's a little soundtrack, when looking at the kit: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1BSWP0AThRg




This post has been edited by Twobad: Oct 9 2012, 07:28 PM

To a limit, I guess: I've seen 'em using it to thin enamel-paints for letting the color run into the panellines and for cleaning up the thin excess using a Q-Tip. Dunno if it works on thicker color though....

(For ref. check: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Okp3TDLhceI&fmt=18 , skip to 6:51)

Nothing to talk, but something to show. Just finished the first Inning with the SD-Ex-S:



Complete WIP so far check: http://www.hobbyfanatics.com/index.php?/to...sd-ex-s-gundam/

Thanks for sharing such a detailed review Bit out of dough atm but I like this kit. The gattling is awesome aaand you answered one of my big questions about the standard NU-parts being included - making this kit a real good deal (the resin version of this gattling was sold for 40USD !!)

Two questions though: The resin kit included a metal-ammo-belt Meadeslemicah made a review about on Youtube...



http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4s-KEekctFg&feature=plcp

...but forgot where he got it or which brand it was .

Any idea, where I could get this belt? The MC-belt is nice, but it doesn't look like a heavy ammo belt due to the material used.

Secondly I wonder why the China brands in general and therefore MC as well are going for this soft plastic I had problems glueing the SD-Ex-S made out of a softer plastic: Somewhat it didn't melt properly, making the parts prone to seperate again whenever I plugged in another part .

Do I have to switch glue ? Is this soft plastic some sort of ABS maybe....

You've nailed it man Ori looks dull compared to your custom. Remember a few shots you've posted, but you've got a complete WIP somewhere? Hard to see where and how exactly you modified the kit with paint on.

BTW: Mind if I post this baby in another forum?

If this turns out to be a variation-plastic-kit like the Hi-Nu-Evo, then its all over the place: The proportions of this resin kit are so much better. I start praying right away .

Simultaneous built here . Did you have to sand all the armor-surface as well or was my kit just bad luck? Built the feet yesterday and had to sand them all around to get a smooth finish. Other than that: Love this kit

This Kshatriya looks AWESOME Don't care too much about the size of the kit: The detailing is fantastic and I like the downsize treatment of the binders. Now I really hope this will be a model kit ( Elyns' remark about this being more of a collectors item makes me worry a bit ...)

Second that: I wish so much for a platic release of the GB , but this looks resin . So what's the story behind those pics?

First B*ndai, now this: Ex-S Patchwork in plastic, YES If this kit comes across like the resin-kit with its bigger shoulders, smaller head and slim feet, this will be awesome Any idea, when it will be released?

Now it starts to sound interesting again: Attaching armor to a preassembled frame didn't sound much like Gunpla anymore , but photoetch is sth. I would really like to try out This is like G-System-resin-Gunpla in plastic.

Encore pics of the GerberaTetra inner frame (With thanks to Lollipop at MechaLounge):



Looks really cool Only thing is, that I can't make out any polycaps. China Gunpla with ABS hopefully???

For the conversion-parts alone this would indeed be expensive, 'cause the E2046 resin-version sells for approx. 170RMB. However, if sold together with Ex-S-kit it's a good deal

Elyn, G-Temple, now Lemi Model. It seems like new china-Gunpla-companies popping out all over the place

Any sand paper is fine, however it should be water resistant. Otherwise they grain will dissolve if you try to wet-sand your kit.