I know start with A and got Trading as part of the name, located on 1st floor of Paragon.

It won't at least look too plastic-ky like toys.

Finally decalled the C1, needs some work on the BSG. Which topcoat will be a better idea, since I'll leave it unpainted?

Of course, one of the aspects of the HGUC Quel is a pair of trigger hands (left and right)...now you can try John Woo-style with this.

Obviously normal, FB version does not look that good. And the gold decals weirded me out.

And I've heard of the DRAGOON 'wires' required to be dipped in hot water, and then bend. Is that true?

Given that they're the main distributor of Gundam-related stuff for the shopping chains, the prices of those in shopping chains is going to increase too.

Of course not them. I meant those like Jusco, Metrojaya, and the like, not the speciality hobby shops.

On another matter, is a MG Zeta Gundam 2.0 a good idea? There is one at AF there for RM165.

This post has been edited by kct-86: Jan 10 2007, 08:38 PM

RM165 IIRC, they still have like 6 to 7 there. I went there on Tuesday.

What's the issue of Dengeki about? The one with the beam rifle for MSiA Hazel?

Funny, I don't like water decals although they're better.

Not really, take a good look at the pictures, looks like that might be using the OYW frame.

Alright, everyone is telling me that the Zeta 2.0 have a movable waist, right? After seeing that there is a peg in the waist joint in the upper torso which will basically lock the waist, is there anything I have to do to make the waist turnable?

Very true, especially the parts where he was giving warning about certains parts of a model kit, like the ones in MG Strike Freedom.

Back to my V2 Zeta, do I have to cut the peg or something for waist turning?

Before that, I got a comment about it. It's certainly heavier than my Zeta Plus by quite a lot (a look at the leg construction is enough to tell that). Doing OK so far.

This post has been edited by kct-86: Jan 18 2007, 09:41 AM

Something about the wings on the MG Strike Freedom, and I heard one have to be careful that the wings are aligned AND be secure at the same time.

This post has been edited by kct-86: Jan 18 2007, 10:05 PM

Don't worry, it will be reproduced like in July.

Bandai has already stated that it is not a one-time only release, but you have to be patient.

Of course...you must have SEVERAL RX-79[G]s and the Ez8 around in the background for the best results.

That is the problem, although I know one of the magazines have actually made a diorama pic (read: pic for magazine cover, I think it's Hobby Japan) using a Zeon H.C. and a 1/100 MG Gouf in the background. It's a matter of camera tricks though.

This post has been edited by kct-86: Jan 20 2007, 06:59 AM

IIRC scales was never stated for them, but they might be slightly taller than the normal men supplied with mG kits/anything similar in scale (1/100).

I don't have my green men to compare with anything now >.> .

I meant the ones like the pilots and ground crew.

sunny: That is really good, I doubt I got the courage to do that >.> .

The White Gundam is a novel called Gundam Unicorn or something like that, with Katoki-designed MSes (basically making some MSes in the novel a Ver Ka).

The Black Akatsuki is actually a prototype for the 1/144 HG.

This post has been edited by kct-86: Jan 23 2007, 08:19 AM

I think I came. Several times.

I'm hoping that the 1/100 Akatsuki can follow the MG Strike-based proportions though >.> .