They must have been wrecking their brains trying to get the effects right.

If just coating the whole runner, the spray can will do.
Airbrush is usually when you mix your own color or doing shading.

You can still do panel lining. Just recoat afterwards.

This post has been edited by xein: May 1 2015, 08:51 PM

Extremely low possibility. You'll have higher chance online and importing.

I usually buy from hobbysearch. They have restocks and stock indicator. So you won't suffer from the 'out of stock' reply.

Yeah.

For painting right?
You can search for user tytroum in the garage sales on lowyat.net forums. He sell model supplies.

Nice.
can you also make a sketch with green color ?
We've seen white unicorn, black lion and gold phoenix.
Wondering if anyone would make a green dragon.

yes, buy online can. But you'll have to buy from local sellers.
I believe that it is the current international freight regulations that does not allow volatile or pressurized items to be shipped unless they are kept within special containers.
the problem with most paint spray can is that they are pressurized. In low pressure environment such as in flight, they have a higher probability to burst and explode.


This post has been edited by xein: May 3 2015, 07:18 AM

I think it is more on admiring the mechanical like inner frames.

It is a once in a MG build kind of a feeling. A satisfaction of building the inner frame.

That is a possibility.
The plastic between the holes may have a tendency to tear off when ejected from the mould. Thus will result in rejects and waste.

Too bad they did not list the gashapons.
if they did, i might bring my whole sdgundam next collection.

There are those with low noise. You can DIY some sound proofing and vibration isolation.

Extremely low possibility unless they did partformers or two versions like the hguc.

It does come off easily. I read a review on PG unicorn that some of its parts also came off easily.

i don't think it'll be hard since most of them will be covered by its armor. Well, except when the limbs bend for posing.

If they made the powerd arms, i might buy.

I usually rub immediately especially for small and narrow line.
i find that it is easy to wipe off if the surface is gloss.
Never ever ink on a primed surface. I did once on a surface primed with MR base 1000. I couldn't rub it off even when i use lighter fluid. Luckily the error was little.

I never tried but the idea that came up to me is that you use lighter grade of mechanical pencil lead.
The other idea is to mix your own and apply using an extremely fine needle.

You want perfect?
Use dry transfer or paint your own.