I'm no master, what I usually do is;
- cut the part from the runner, leaving about a few mm of nub
- trim the nub with cutter, this time with a closer cut but not fully removing it out
- trim the remaining with a knife, making a clean cut
- touch it up with markers. for dark areas, grey sometimes works best

here's how it looks after being cut, before trimmed with a knife and touch-up:




and here's how it looks after being trimmed and touch-up:

agreed.

I use one of those knife with disposable blades that can be broke off to get a new sharp tip. when building a kit I usually broke off 3-4 tips, depending on the size of the model. so each blade would last about 3 builds

also trimming it slowly reduced the risk of getting your finger cut

maybe you cut the mesh hose too short?

it does the trick most of the time, although I do encounter some stubborn ones

PosLaju is not the only to blame, but also your seller or whoever does the packing. that one is a very lazy packing

even with bubble wrap but the packing is tight it's still exposed to dents if exerted with enough force. next time should try putting it in a bigger box, and have the cushioning inside.

I've once sent a MIB gunpla to a fellow friend all the way to Sabah but once he got it he said that the box looks like it's still fresh from the shelves. even took a picture and sent it to me

I can feel the pain

UHU wouldn't stick that firm, and super glue (those cheap ones) will not melt the plastic

just apply a tiny bit on the broken part and leave it to dry. don't put too much or it will overflow and ruin the part's surface. not to mention it will stick to your fingers, too.

you can do the trick by using a toothpick to apply the super glue from the tube onto the mentioned part.

that was pretty quick

I don't have the guts to even "hurt" my MGs, let alone a PG

Bawoo is already good looking, ReBawoo was like,

it is, but if it might not look that good if you're planning to use the included stickers since all the borders on the stickers doesn't look appealing when applied to dark surfaces

that is, unless you're opting for aftermarket waterslide decals

for RG Mk-II, I'd pick the AEUG

grey parts looks a bit dark imo, but look great anyway

after continuous disappointment

but the RM80 MG Age-1 Spallow is kinda tempting. might grab it for my lil' bro

I don't think there are any of the so-called knock-off LBX kits

not sure if trolling or...................

grab them by the bunch. make a battle scene/kitbash whatsoever

can't recall correctly, but it's in October if not mistaken.

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one does not simply expect to come in this thread without getting poisoned

we should focus more on the event rather than the poster, no?

besides, it's still Bandai's event. they can use the same picture over and over again as they please

and the picture is from the boxart of MG Aile Strike ver. RM

the proportions looks a bit fat. are you sure it's an MG? looks like a NG (Non-Grade) 1/100 to me. boxart as follows:


the box for the MG 1/100 looks like this:


and the MG have a lot sleeker (read: slim) proportions:



remember, all MGs are 1/100 scale, but not all 1/100 scale Gunplas are MG