hahaha....wait until u build the sinanju baru tau.
but it look ok for me.

hi guys, i was browsing this topic for a long time, and im building my 3rd painting gunpla...i will share it here when it's done. btw, it's sazabi msn 04

This post has been edited by wee939: Sep 22 2014, 12:20 PM

Hi guys, does anyone know what is this used for:
http://www.axels-modellbau-shop.de/katalog...Flat::9101.html

Is this something you add to a gloss-type acrylic paint to make it flat, or its something that you spray on your models to achieve a "flat" finish ?

From i can tell it the latter since clear base is the one that you need to add to the paint for the flat finish.

has anyone tried tamiya TS-57 (blue violet) ?

thinking of adding on another set of airbrush...
currently using proconboy single action 0.4mm nozzle

1. if tamiya/mr hobby/iwata AB almost have the same price, which will be a better option?
2. any suggestion of model no for AB set? any recommendation?

any feedback is really appreciated

Guys, thinking of hand painting my transformers figure for the metallic feel on the inner frame. Any paint recommendation?

My painted sazabi, but picture is not clear enough, as im using my phone to snap

This post has been edited by wee939: Oct 5 2014, 06:43 PM

nice paint job.. is it top coated?
Gloss or semi gloss?

thks for the compliment. no top coat, im using clear red and silver at the back.

do you have any issue with the joint and the fingers articulation once u paint them?

will they be stiff or paint chipping?

it depends on what kind of paints u are using and the paint's brand. i used Mr hobby and the paint chipped easily, then i try on Gaia paint, have to say it is a good quality brand, no chipping on paint. btw i m using solvent based paint.

sifu2, wanna ask. is this product available in malaysia or smthg similar to it? Anyone tried it before?

https://www.coolminiornot.com/shop/instant-mold.html

and is there a way we can create our own ball joints and other joints parts?

Thanks.

If you know molding and casting, then you can create your own parts.

wooo look gooding.
i also want to get some to play play

hehehehe....got other brand from japan.
OYUMARU - murah jer.
gonna bulk in 1 or 2 kg




Oyumaru reusable modelling compound. This resin material is unique and amazing. Totally reuseable again and again. To soften Oyumaru, dip a piece of one in hot water (approx: 80 degrees C/176F) for about 3 minutes. Take the Oyumaru out of the water with a pair of tongs. Dry off with a paper towel. Press your original into softened Oyumaru to make a mould.Wait for the Oyumaru to cool it should be hard but still flexible. Use to make quick moulds for Polymer clay. Precious Metal Clay. Top tip: use a small amount of baby oil to make your original pop out super easy. You can use Oyumaru like a modelling compound you can use it to make beads, charms. Anything is possible. Oyumaru's material is SBS, non hazardous.

polymer clay local wangsa maju ada jual

This post has been edited by limfreelance: Oct 17 2014, 04:01 PM

will the joints be able to move if i mold and cast it?

ya i been looking around different forums and websites on diy and budget methods.

this oyumaru where to get boss? need ship in from japan? local got?

the polymer clay need to bake to harden? or just air dry one boss?

This post has been edited by tryingtolearn: Oct 17 2014, 11:15 PM

Hi guys, may I know anyone among member here know how to assemble & paint war plane model? Never done this before and want to understand more. Thanks

can get at taobao.

bside polymer & airdry, u can get epoxy putty.

How should I store the topcoats and markers?