Can anybody explain to me what is 'g-system'? Where is it made? and is it licensed by Bandai? I know they make some different versions of the kits available or even unavailable ones...

Company Overview
G-System", a basic and familiar title to modellers ... not because it is our logo, but just for its popularity in the model world of G.U.N.D.A.M.

We are a product-design company ( creation-production ) for characters of animation, varying from figures to robots, from tiny scale to jumble scale. It is our inborn interest in large scale but detailed models. So it has finally become a main direction of our business. Of course, this direction cannot be survived iteself without a particular class of customers' support. Briefly speaking, your desire makes our dreams come true. On the other hand, perhaps just "G-System" can meet your such desire in this world of models. Just always remember " Innovation is our assets". We will never make you disappointed .......

We have established since 1999 and a self-contained G.K. production line has been developed. It is on the way of maturity. We have a strong team of master model sculpturers, a G.K. resin cast moulding department, a QC and packaging department, and colouring department. We have even built up an independent expertise in draft of assembly manual and photography of products. Today, we have employed tens of skillful personels in our business. With this realistics, we have successfully made business with Japanese famous animation publishers and Hong Kong local comic publishers over years.

Nowadays, "G-System" styles in figuring and colouring of sci-fiction model kits becomes a culture of the field. Our success in raising modelling courses is originated from this. With this web site, we hope that more and more people in different area of the world can assess our masterpieces and buy our products more easy and convenient.

Hoping that "G-System" can be always your top favourites in resin models ....

might give it a try
actually i have both super glue and mr.cement lying around, do both give same result or different?
will give it a try
currently it was so loose i let it hold a beam rifle before i get to work, when i got back home, it was either tilted down / fell down. so, yeah, might glue it permanently.

The thing is though, super glue or mr. cement?

I wish they come out with MG and PG too.
And what's even better? MEGA SIZE!!!

Hope at Warehouse sale got sell MG Sengoku Astray with a bit of discount.

sometimes i wonder how you all pose your gunpla

i was trying to make my sinanju stand properly, i nearly break it in half and accidentally scratch so many of the paints area

THX BRO!!!! nice link and explaination

  summon freedom1104 is it posibble?

Zaku II might be good...but for a newbie, you know that little parts for the belt / legs...the tube like thingy. Sorry, don't know what is it called. It's damn frustrating and difficult to remove from the runners. Maybe I don't know a better technique but I found myself using my teeth to remove it..lol. I like Zaku but whenever I think about building that part...i'd end up not buying it.

For me, if you want to begin building MG (I mean if you wanna start gunpla-ing but don't wanna start with HG @ SD), I highly suggest you start with MG Freedom. Not too simple, not too complex, and still got stylish design.
And its also comes with a stand that will make you feel worth-ed buying MG for the first time. And MG Freedom price won't be as high as Sinanju and just a bit more than Zakus.
But that's my opinion la. Me myself start MG line with MG Wing Ver KA. (That's the reason my avatar is Wing Ver KA)

they only restock after I went back, if not I probably have the same fate
but dem I want that figurise 6 rider so badly

shifu sekalian, i hope somebody will help give me an answer
if have since started back gunpla for about 6 months or so
now at the stage of learning paintbrushing and to make the model to look a bit more pro rather than just snapfit

i have seen certain blogs, where they take pic of the model in grey primer then to show finish product as a comparison

what is the actual process to built one from runners to completion?

cut out from runners, then snip the nib, sand, then assemble, then spray primer, then disassemble spray individuals colors and then assemble it again? what about the inner frame? or those rubber poly caps parts?

hopefully someone can shed some light to me, im trying to build one now with customized and fully painted one.

thanks in advance