A quick tutorial on Daban MG 00 7 Sword's Buster Sword II LED Fix @ http://duelmasterng.blogspot.com/2012/12/t...ban-buster.html

ahhh i still remember back when i got the MG 007S i just stuffed that LED way up in there.. then it got stuck and the LED had to be obliterated to be removed.. thankfully they're reasonably cheap good guide though, thanks!

this is for wataru anime fans..
shin ma ryujin maru..complete and final form

thanks dude i'll share more of my stuff soon

Good morning & happy newyear

so far progress, 85% completed. head pain, he paint easi to get scar & drop even a several topcoat. The shoulder loose deu to the heavy pack. It keep falling down even skruw r tight, & very limited articulation for the hand. Planing to take off the side shoulder pack. BTW it really A huge & nice figure. Pending Touchup & decal.

Look good though. He just need to stand there and look badass enough.

never will u find a gundam so badass, his action pose is listed as this in the manual

yup. My "Deep Striker" will forever stay in this badass posture.

Bcos he is no way to move due to the size

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Added on December 31, 2012, 4:02 pmhead pain, hard to find a big acrylix display box for him.

This post has been edited by limfreelance: Dec 31 2012, 04:02 PM

razor parts

razor in action

Not that bad la... can still do some different pose

haha, i know, but his action pose is listed as that in the manual
also how come on your unit the pieces hanging off his shoulder armor is so nice and tight.. mine keeps flopping around and keeps angling downwards.. maybe i have to fix that later on

is the loose shoulder problem the same on the original ?

The propellent tanks? I reverse the PC part (since I am not going to transform into G-Cruiser mode) in the big shoulder so that it won't move, so it hanging nicely

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Added on January 1, 2013, 10:57 amPretty much a "YES" to your question The shoulder/arm would not fall off, but easily detachable from the socket.

This post has been edited by ngcheechong: Jan 1 2013, 10:57 AM

hmmm thanks.. i'll have to look into that!
then again i'm afraid of disassembling the whole thing lol

I think Hi-Nu Evo is a bootleg, spam some of my WIP pic. A lot of the parts are being repairing at the moment. One thing about bootleg kit, plastic quality are not good for airbrushing. Will crack and damage. Pic as attached. C & C welcome.

most of us in here use spraycan, even dangerous effect can occur from airbrush... yet, we didn't encounter this problem...

I have used spray can before, for good quality paint better air brush. And you can shade your kit with airbrush too. I dont have any problem airbrushing Ba**ai kit even after 12 layer of paint, start from priming if it counts.

i think you have done a sloppy job on the masking bro. other then that, i dont see any prob on the kit.

Hi Nu EVo is actually a third party kit, as Bandai still not released a design similar to this. so its certainly not a bootleg

Well, this is about parts that cracked due to paint and air brushing. Sloppy masking got nothing to do with it. In fact, if you are painting camo by overlapping layer of paint after layer, u will get the same result like "sloppy masking" as you claimed.

it depends on what kind of paints you are using.. 3rd party products always use more brittle plastic, so using industrial paint may destroy the parts