whoa
excellent work, loving the details
the weapons bear similar resemblance with Milkor MGL and FN P90

I'll call this Gundam Porn, and I fap over it.

that's the intention. glad someone noticed

night based camo, actually a darker version of normal camo
I would love to see this

How about this :

Color very sharp. Lol

keep us posted for your work yeah

wrong thread

This post has been edited by General_Nic: Feb 10 2014, 11:31 PM

thanks for the clarification

my god..... dem beautiful ur work...

woahhh..the art of runner


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Hey guys Here's a WIP of my RX-78 3.0. Been building gunpla for sometime jor but never attempt to weather or painted it. For this project i painted the exhaust with chrome paint and give it a weathering. It's my first time and open up for advice i wanna learn more. Still got weapon and the core fighter to settle and gonna paint my backpack. Here's the picture give me some feed back please. Btw i just ran out of top coat hence i could't finish the weapons and the backpack.

My 2 cents. Perhaps some paint chips effect would make it more realistic. What I usually do is use a silver type paint or marker and dab it on the edges

Wow, never thought that RG rx78 can look so good.

i think thats the MG version,no?

for inner frame of light gunmetal, and silver, is it necessary to top coat as well?

hi,

just wanna know anyone have this item?? how the articulation, tight or loose??

I thought its RG, since the Nu at the back look much bigger...

Ops, it is MG. Forgot that Nu is relatively bigger from other MG.

This post has been edited by sphiroth: Feb 12 2014, 12:04 PM

Hi, I kinda need help from the sifus here. So I tried using a filer to sand off the nubs but after finishing it with 1000 grit and 1500 grit sandpaper, I still couldn't make it as shiny as it was. Here are some samples:



Any ideas on how to remove those scratches? I heard you can use a polishing agent but I don't know whether a car polish is considered one

This post has been edited by legenderycity: Feb 12 2014, 02:20 PM

Isn't using Tamiya Compound can solve this?

if you don't plan to paint it, there's one way to minimize it (sorry, 'minimize' only)

After you had sand it to very fine, use gundam marker (red of course) and apply a little bit on the filing area. Then immediately use your thumbs to rub it off. You may repeat this step until it looks OK to your eyes.

At the same time, let's hope other sifus here share their experience

This post has been edited by Vorador: Feb 12 2014, 02:30 PM

Tamiya Compound can help you on this, check it out on Youtube.