I concur. *rubs chin*

How's the 'inner frame' on that kit? Got good 'articulation'?

Don't have A1 but I do have C1. Biggest gunpla regret ever. I think I must have had a bad mold batch. The panel lines was barely visible on some parts and the hip joint just would not hold together.

This is a bit old. But I really dig the runnerless, multicolored, inner frame ready thing they have going on.

Lol.. well, someone has already done all the nub cleaning for you. Of course la pricey.

In my opinion, since you are painting it, go for whatever will be cheaper in total. Somehow I don't think clear parts have a significant weakness in terms of strength over non clear parts.

Lol

In my opinion, building an RG is harder than MG because of the tiny tiny parts.

I didn't know RG Zeta comes in that color scheme. Nice..

This post has been edited by bazlit: Feb 19 2013, 10:58 PM

There's also a paper Sinanju, Curved surfaces and all..

I have been cleaning the nubs off my MG Hi Nu for about a week now. Averaging about 1-2 runner per day. Can only do 1 runner cos after that, feels like giving up gunpla. Haha..
Later, poisoned myself into doing it again.

If I really like the kit, I'm usually drawn into painting it. If not, I just do the basics. I'm using spray can though.

Yup. Cut everything, sand, put in those plastic drawers and label them according to runner.
I used to do what you said but then end up having dust everywhere on the kit. This way, after sanding, I clean the workspace and then start assembly. I find it neater. Personal preference I guess.

No lah. You can get a decent one with everything (spraybooth included) for about that price.

To those using airbrush, what type of paint do you use? Acryllic, enamel, or lacquer?

I know. I was asking to know the preference specific to gunpla-ers. Oh well..

Uh oh. Admin's here.

A bit off topic, but how is he doing this? Quoting a post that's not here. (Tiger I @ Feb 20 2013, 08:45 PM)
That post is not even in Tiger I's post history. Am I missing something here?

Alright. Good to know. Thanks you two.

RM120?! *Jeles*

I find the 1/48 mega size RX78-2 strangely attractive to my wallet. Especially when it's completed with waterslides and RG-like paint scheme.

Yup. I thought the paintjob was, well ... painted but if the color was molded that way, I'm in love with it even more. Gorgeous!

It looks like it was painted on.