buying online you have to take note of shipping charges.. for big kits may charge more.. end up the same as your local hobby store.. sometimes you can still get good prizes though f you scout around multiple online sellers/shops..

yes.. i purchase from gwing b4.. good defect in my item when unbox.. they are kind enough to exchange for me no with no hassle.. just online listing seems a bit slow to update..

I find that PO action figures, Toypanic seem to hv a better price compared to Gwing n Hobby Raiser.. all of them are penang based

There's something wrong with the assembly of the torso to the waist unit there buddy. Better have a look at it again.

I still love how nice the head and face from MG version, sleeker and fiercer look
the PG urgh... maybe thats just angle problem but still doesnt looks like PG to me
and the obvious thing is its more bulky lol

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I heard that some people has issues with toypanic before but I haven't try to po with them yet so not sure
as for gwing their po maybe slow to arrive but their customer service is top notch

agreed something looks wrong with it.. if it was more towards metal composite look i think it would be fantastic.. MG is a bit, plain, for lack of a better word
still waiting for 21st to see true prototypes

hows the weight of RG kits.. Are they heavier than HG?
Can it be hang on ceiling or wall mounted?

You have not included the shipping charges to Malaysia. Although you would normally still get cheaper price (5-10%) than buying from local retailers, but in the end it roughly amounts up to the same price. Note that this does not apply for P-Bandai exclusives, buying from overseas retailers (Amiami, GGI, HLJ etc) is definitely cheaper.

Same case as ARF, the PG is bulkier than the sleek-looking MG. But in the end we all love it

Well logic dictates that due to the additional frame, not only the mecha but also to its weapons and accessories, they should weight heavier than its HG counterpart, but still not noticeable when you hold it.

ARF wins because of its intricate details and pose flexibility. as for unicorn, it just doesn't look as detail as previous PG and I doubt it is posable due to the transformation.
I do hope there are improvements when the final product comes out

Yes, i didn't attached properly yet... Didn't dare to push/hold it right since the decal not properly cured yet.

actually all kits with the exception of PG and 1/48 Mega size can be wall mouted. Go look for 3M excellent command strip range of products

About the weight of hg and rg, i don't have the same model to compare. But i don't think there's i significant difference between them.

There is if you hold them in one hand each, especially Strike Freedom. If you hold them by the legs, RG SF will be tilting back due to its internally-framed wings compared to the hollow HG SF

RG SF is not really pose able...i mean, i can be done but with a lot of frustration due to parts keep snapping out...and breaks. Both my RG SF waist railgun attachment part broke, and now glued to to body.

I guess it's like its pg. Not poseable. Just stand and look pretty.

rg sf and justice

Actually it is very pose-able, I did some crazy poses before with RG SF. You just need to have patience and

And preseverance....or just cement those small parts.

is that RG SF bad compare with grand daddy RG 01 and RG 02 Zaku II