lacking panel lines.. lacking decals and details other than the size and for completion's sake.. i don't see what's so nice to have about him.. maybe some hidden gimmicks we haven't seen and they don't want to spoil before Episode 7?
at this point, he really pales in comparison with the dendrobium

Still not even close to that price in terms of value all i see are oversized parts that are just snapped together.. some color separation might have helped.. different color tones
But for me.. i still think... HGM 1/550 pls bandai

a HG the price of a PG i think we can demand moar

Correct.. or rather.. more effective method is snip, clean the nubs, sand.. then prime and paint before assembling.. assembling and taking apart to paint will send u to masking hell

I think chriswoo is a bad comparison because he is a master alrdy
Best practice is always to spray part by part as almost everything will be the same color and save u A LOT of masking and time.. u are free to do whichever method u wish, though like i said.. part by part is best because u can just spray parts with similar color in one go without worrying too much about separation

i feel you are just repeating your question and i'm repeating my answer.. it is absolutely fine either way, but if u want to spray an entire hand, for example, u need to mask and spray one color, leave it to dry, then remove the tape, and mask again to spray another color.. it is extremely tedious so spray one all of the parts with the same color first is better..
honestly this is just logical, in terms of saving work and time.. i don't know why you keep asking whether or not to spray assembled parts.. this is NOT the best way for a beginner at all
maybe you need to try it for yourself then you'll understand

Well u should categorize them if u dont feel like working on a puzzle later after spraying.. its up to how u work.. if u feel u can work in the way that is spray, assemble, spray assemble.. then go for it.. i personally prefer to spray every single part.. then slowly assemble it and see everythingcome together

that is CRAZY cheap.. all the best bro, i'm really too broke at this time to get anything

seems like it's just extended to accommodate holding the rifles better.. could look better but, i won't complain.. i can hardly do anything like it, after all

can't (be hardworking enough)

going to be super hot item i hope i can find one.. i'm in need of some katanas

if this was the actual Turn A i would have no second thoughts buying the kit

sounds good i have no need for missile packs.. if u see or i see the set, please inform the other person

unless they decide to split the plate in half, Sinanju shares weapon parts with the other grey parts so he might get his rifle, beam axes and shield
unless they rework the plate to include the bazooka instead, but for such a price, i think it's unreasonable to remove a few parts that would otherwise have made little difference

i find that it's quite underwhelming when u think about it at Dendo's pricepoint.. because dendo really blew us away with the gimmicks and sheer size of it at that time
maybe we're just a bit spoiled and expect more.. maybe we just need to see the Neo Zeong in action before deciding as well

still safely in the box, that's why

Help buy one pls

I want that RG exia from taiwan who's there now?

This post has been edited by HxiiiK: May 7 2014, 02:48 PM

Seconded.. if i were to go overseas i'd hunt down all the limiteds for sure.. downside is its worth less if u dont keep the boxes so u have to find space for the box at least thats what i think.. limited kits should come with their limited looking boxes

i don't think they check how would they check those SUPER HEAVILY customed ones? ask u which ones bought from litt tak ar?

my thoughts exactly.. Nu and Sazabi ver ka are two of the most amazing gunpla i have ever seen, and i have always wished more releases would get that kind of treatment.. they really are the pinnacle of the hobby and i look forward to what bandai has in store this weekend