taken from GG FB page

aside from the expose wrist part and hands, there are some parts in the shoulder, knee, elbow that you attach to the B plate. Those are visible and can be safely painted.

I originally plan to paint mine as well, but after straight building, it really does not look that bad as seen in the picture.

if that is acrylic based coat, you can try using rubbing alcohol and cotton/cloth to rub it off.
(or create a snow diorama lol)


it is caused by high humidity in the area where and when you top coated the kit so gaiachronicler advise is good. you matte topcoat during sunny weather.

to be honest, i will not be drooling on this thing if Bandai has MG avalanche exia around.

you can check most of the colors here as sprayed in a white spoon. if you got white and planning to do a subtle off-white shades to other parts, I think AS20 will do.

http://otakurevolution.com/content/laymans...aint-references

if it is unpainted white then most likely, you will get the same color as that white spoon. since you are still painting over a white plastic.

as for flat on metallic, it actually depends on your preference so just test it on a random spoon/plastic first.

that RG wing zero is auto buy for me but I am not setting my expectations high that it is real.

still waiting for the detailed prototype for P-bandai TG3. So far it looks like DM version.

i think you forgot to look at this

http://gundamguy.blogspot.com/2014/09/pg-1...on-display.html

yes, but without the ugly cut mark the special finish has plus modeler's satifaction upon completion of the project.

it all depends on how well engineered the inner frame will be, if it is not, then we will have another SF or 00 Raiser that cant stand without support.

imo, RG SF is good RG but since it is a CE/Seed RG, it must have a huge backpack so comparing it to units like Granddad, zaku or Exia, it will really feel/look inferior since they are units without backpack and are more balanced (can do dynamic land pose)

dipping the decal for too long or playing with it more (by placing it here and there and there) will actually remove the adhesive below the decals

double post. please delete

This post has been edited by chyll2: Oct 31 2014, 01:15 AM

There is really no time required to let it sink in the soapy water.

What I usually do is.

1. Get lukewarm water and mix it with Dishwashing soap (Both combination ensures that you will remove all oil/mold release and other impurities in the plastic
2. Throw in the plastic in that water mixture.
3. Brush it with an old toothbrush
4. After brushing all plastic (just one pass is enough), then wash it with clean water. Final pass is usually with running water
5. Let it dry (it is better to let it dry in dust free environment or cover it with something.

Before painting, use lint free cloth and give a quick pass and check if there are no dust in your plastic.

i would willingly recommend option 3 as well since one, it is easier and two, the bandai replacement service is only available in Japan.