I see what you did there. Nice. An army of hg.

Just now browsed hobby search gundam model and saw a frame arms girl gorai... instant reserve.
Slated for may release.

Yeah. That's the one. The designers from busou shinki?No wonder she seemed familiar.
Huhu.
looking forward to it and hoping they'll release lapiel as well.

Real world don't have gundams and giant robot as weapons inefficient.

Maybe the Real in Real Grade is actually Realism.

Why? Did the MG had weak shoulder joint or the rifles are too heavy?

Char zaku2.

Nice. One of these days, one of these days, i'l topcoat mine and post up the pics.

What do you expect? It doesn't come with plavsky particle sky lighting. Lol.

Check this:
http://www.gwinghobby.com/gundam/hgbc-kure...ct-1198610.html

Not amazing in number but still amazing.

This post has been edited by xein: Jan 13 2015, 08:42 AM

It is old school!
It is perfect gundam 3! Amazing Red Warrior!

But still the design is new. If they used the old school design, it'll be bulkier/ chubby than this.

A question.
What is the difference between mr topcoat and mr clear/ super clear?
Thank you.

Other than the content, like proper use?

Thanks. I bought both a long time ago only just now when i apply a topcoat that the question popped in my mind.

what would happen if my paint base is acrylic and i applied a laquer coat?
Will it ruin the paint?

This post has been edited by xein: Jan 13 2015, 10:19 PM

His fingers still not aching yet.

Yeah, what the heck is that?

I have.

Frame arms... i can't say whether it is good or not.
it depends on the design.
But if it is about the plastic parts design, i'd say it is alright.
my only cringe is its pre assembled architect frame.

However frame arms is not a good indicator for the new frame arms girls.
I have yet to assemble kotobukiya's character kits; kos-mos, archer girl, imperial knight. I did assemble their kits from hoi-hoisan line. They were ok, not great, not bad.

Still this is a new design. Let's just hope it'll be better.

Not just you. Kotobukiya kits have small detail.
But some of their mold/ plastic runner designs are not at bandai level. The problem with plastic material composition also makes their kits prone to break/ loose after some time.
My advice for those buying frame arms, get the modelers edition frame architect and build your own. Test out the movement range and file the places that seemed to force the parts to break. Use cement to lock parts that form the joints.

My demon bane that i wanted to sell off had a torn hip ball joint. If i had the skills, i'd do a surgery on it.