OOB means out of box.. meaning no paint or modding.. just build and decal using what is provided in the box

Never had the problem either.. plus.. if u feel so inclined, 3rd party companies have released a metal waist peg for sinanju if u find yours in need of replacing

A bit too late for an april fool's joke.. isnt it?

Yup it was a joke.. posted a while back.. ver ke shouldve tipped u off

My first gunpla was the NG red frame.. still have it now to remember my origin
First MG though was the MG deathscythe hell.. huge mess and parts are flopping anout everywhere.. especially the wings
Then moved on straight to MG sinanju.. i regret nothing i think it was sinanju that truly got me hooked on the hobby

Damn i am looking for MB destiny.. but everywhere either sold out.. or scalped like mad.. just a few weeks ago i asked IT toys when they first got it.. it was 750.. a month later when i feel i can afford it, it became 950

MG Qan[T] is about 150.. full saber is 3rd party.. and can hurt ur wallet for about rm80++ (++ because its hard to find now and people take advantage of that)

Fortunately i got mine from one of the modellers in this thread but i still have not gotten myself a MG Qan[T].. so if u see this.. sorry i know i said i would get one asap

R.I.P. my wallet (thanks to ngcheechong's helpful poisoning on site)
Gamers major restock today..

just armored core units.. dont wanna touch the others, haha

HGs? u wish i bet it's SDs.. those sango ones that no one wants

and.. probably this

in any case, this one is a definite must get.. the red looked very off in pictures but in hand he looks fantastic.. i highly recommend him for anyone who's a fan of exia, or swords in general.. he has a lot of options and i will get more pics tomorrow when i bring out the photobooth

i'm going to bring out the photobooth tomorrow.. tonight it's a bit late and i'm a bit lazy hopefully it turns out better later

damn amazing piece.. the only problem is, it's using the old Exia's hips, so it's designed in such a way that it cannot take backpacks that are too heavy, since Exia didn't have any backpack
so he tends to lean backwards a lot, and that's a bit frustrating.. other than that, however, i have no complaints about this kit.. the red really pops and looks better than in review pics, and the color scheme is pretty damned good
definitely a must for people who are more into melee units.. he is really one fantastic looking mobile suit

indeed
but he really does look better than pictures of him showed.. in pics he always looked a bit pinkish, but he actually is a deep dark red

so norn white psychoframe normal release, with yellow as p-bandai? what is this, bandai?

RG is NOT recommended for newbies.. it has more intricate construction and much more parts.. some parts are more fragile and require special care.. i would advise u to try MG first to see how inner frames work, then move on to RGs

as stated above, MG Jesta is a good solid choice for someone starting out, it's fairly new and is solid enough to not contain too many fragile parts.. just be very careful of the hands
otherwise, you can try for MG RX-78 3.0 since that's like a 1/100 RG with the color separation and decals, so you can get a feel of the intricacy of RGs as well as how much more details can be put into a bigger kit
also MG MS-09RS Char's Rick Dom is a fun choice too, feel free to pick up whichever one you fancy as these would afford you quite a good experience.. just try to stay away from transformable units first.. those will give you a big headache if you're just starting out

also if you'd like, u can look into MG Gundam X.. i think that one is a fantastic build and i had a lot of fun building it

i'm sold as well.. i think i'll be buying more than one





http://gundamguy.blogspot.com/2014/04/hgbf...-review_12.html

spray paint
masking will be a bother if you've already completed the kit.. better to take a look at the manual and parts first, figure out what color scheme you want then paint it piece by piece.. spray paint is best if u don't have enough money for an AB or on a budget

just wash the parts, clean them, put a layer of primer, wait for it to dry (some prefer overnight, or up to your experience.. i myself just wait overnight since i spray at night) then spray the color u like.. light coats, be sure to keep the part about 10-20cm away and spray side to side evenly.. spraying perfectly is tiring and u may need a few coats, so u have to spend quite a bit of time there
those are some basics i think.. best you try it yourself and get the feel of it.. but whatever you do, do NOT use industrial thinner to clean paint off your parts.. it will destroy your gunpla.. get the paint remover from hobby stores, those are your best bet
that's all i know, i think.. i'm not quite good in the painting section yet.. i myself am trying to get the hang of airbrushing still, so.. just give it a try, and have fun! spray cans are pretty cheap anyway, i usually get those Mr.DIY spray that cost only about RM7-8 each