interesting, i'll try it on my zaku btw let me introduce myself, i'm a newbie here, i'm from jakarta, but i'm not a newbie in gunpla, i have about 10 years of experience in gunpla (yes, 10, i'm 13 now, but i started to play when i was an infant ) btw about the battle damage, i have tried to use matches (yeah, it was years ago) , and i've tried the-gun-shaped-thing-that-made-a-hole-on-plastic (sorry, i forgot the name ) to make a bullet hole effects, and i've thinked to use firecrackers, even fireworks, to make a battle damage effect, but i haven't done it yet-fireworks are like fruits, it only come at the season, like new year, at least in indonesia-

btw anybody has a tip on weathering and diorama?

anybody knows why daban's newer production's finishing is really glossy? my ARF was great, but my rick dom looks cheap and it annoys me, because in war history, no tanks, cars, and anything else painted really glossy, and i want my gundams to be like that
(yes, i'm a military fan guy)

maybe you're right, but i think the material used is also polystyrene. actually, i'm kinda scared to use topcoat, if it fails , my kit surely will be messy
anybody got a tip for topcoat?

dude, it was AWESOME! where did you get that? how much?

sorry for being OOT now, but does this thing's bullet hole effect looks natural (on zaku white ogre) ????

how did you do that? please tell me



well, gm's SMG and zaku's SMG uses 100mm shell, so, you consider it as realistic?

well, it's kinda hard to find in indonesia (especially jakarta), so, can i replace it with fire match?

hmm, i've actually thinked to use the technique in this video