Lol ... Won't eh ?

Double X HG a lot big big part

Sometimes some parts need putty, some parts no need to use putty, just joint and OK. Must see and plan 1st, very time consuming.

ok, thanks for the pointers guys
just stick to to my weathering learning for now 1st, then only see how

but this one reminds me of the jap fella who won the championship
everything modified until so nice

Anyone knows what is the market price for gundam led and mg jesta ?

Someone told me that mg jesta was about rm 140, is this the market price ?

damn, now i feel like finding one of these for myself (the one in the pic is assembled by me, but not mine )

RM 140 is pretty much the standard price for MG Jesta and as for the LED, you can get Bandai LED pack for RM 40 that give 2 LED or way less for *ahem* ver.


Also finally the zaku have landed.

I see, do you know which hobby shops in KL/PJ sells gundam led ? Does litt tak sells the led ?

Maybe Gamers Arena or IT Toys in BTS have them, not really sure since i don't live in KL. Need to ask them first if they have LED in stock.

All three shops in BTS (GA, IT and TM) have the green LED stocks in display the last time I went (last Tuesday).

Okay, thanks for your reply.

It's really helpful.

Got new toy to play during Chinese New Year!!yayyy!!!

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sorry for digging this out again, I know this is no gunpla, but I have a few enquiries, hopefully I can get some answers.

I know that koto 1/100 scale kits are smaller than Bandai's 1/100, and they have a somewhat pre-built inner frame.
A quick research from dalong, I found that these kits are quite easy to assemble, probably even easier than Bandai's HGs. Correct me if I'm wrong.

So, should this one reach our shores, is it worth getting one? In terms of quality, fun, whatever. your opinion(s) pls, thanks

Not sure about this kit specifically, but Koto kit is easier to be assembled, you're right

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This post has been edited by nazrul90: Jan 18 2014, 04:50 PM

plastic is softer, Kotobukiya kit are mosly pre-painted(dunno if this apply to Frame Arms line)
but the best thing is you can mix the weapons from MSG Weapon kit because it make to compatible with Frame Arms so I think it is worth to buy
as you can see, Frame Arms are now towards 'normal' mecha

well, easier normally takes the fun away from me, i usually target more challenging kits

since Bandai's are also pre-painted, that wouldn't make any difference right?
and you mentioned MSG weapons; now that is a good reason for owning one; I'd always thought those weapons are quite cool

both, thanks for your reply. should i come across this one, will consider to get it (consider money first )

no you're wrong, pre-painted as in terms of in single parts it got prepainted details like, camera eyes, pistons etc etc
as for gundam model kits, it is just a single runner plate, single color parts.....

for example, this pre-painted megaman zero faceplate


this pre-paintedd pilot figure...from kotobukiya Zoids HMM series.

Oh OK, I get it. Thanks for pointing them out to me

It actually belong to Gundam Collection series. Most of the stuff under this series are trading figures, but occassionally some big stuff came out, like the White Base, Meteor etc. Still trying to find this rare kit: http://www.hlj.com/product/BAN946745/Gun