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Model Kits Gundam & Mecha Modelling Thread V39

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Amy09
post Aug 30 2017, 01:31 PM

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painted metallic top to toe Kamiki burning Gundam

note: the front skirt will fix by this weekend

method: tamiya spray can

color: Gloss Alluminium (white part also double layer under red)
Metallic Red (red part)
Gold (V fin and chest part)
Light Gun metal (all grey part "joints" and the thruster also use as double layer cover purple)
Metallic Blue: cover the part suppose to be purple

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next will be kamiki 2.0 will be using air brush (which why i looking for one now)

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post Aug 30 2017, 02:30 PM

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QUOTE(Amy09 @ Aug 29 2017, 04:25 PM)
can anyone intro any cheap yet not bad quality for air brush?
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how cheap is cheap?

to some Sparmax 0.3D is cheap. >rm200.
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post Aug 30 2017, 02:32 PM

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QUOTE(Amy09 @ Aug 30 2017, 01:31 PM)
painted metallic top to toe Kamiki burning Gundam

note: the front skirt will fix by this weekend

method: tamiya spray can

color: Gloss Alluminium (white part also double layer under red)
          Metallic Red (red part)
          Gold (V fin and chest part)
        Light Gun metal (all grey part "joints"  and the thruster also use as double layer cover purple)
          Metallic Blue:  cover the part suppose to be purple

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next will be  kamiki 2.0 will be using air brush (which why i looking for one now)
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did you prime & black gloss it before the metallic? metallic doesn't look as shiny uness the surface is Gloss, black is a plus.

Now Prime+Black Gloss only rm40+ per can. Tamiya, not cheap lo.

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post Aug 30 2017, 02:36 PM

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QUOTE(chinti @ Aug 30 2017, 09:09 AM)
cant decide on my 2nd gunpla, MG acguy or z'gok or any other gunpla to recommend? prefer something tht looks kinda fat instead of cool looking gundam. my RG RX-78-2 almost done building
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Gelgoog, Dom, Acguy, Zgok & their marine relatives.

or those grunts in Ironblood.

or the Golden robot in Turn A.
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post Aug 30 2017, 02:37 PM

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QUOTE(guarayakha @ Aug 30 2017, 10:23 AM)
Personally, I'd recommend MG Acguy simply because he's HUGE, and looks cool even in his "depressed, sits in a corner" pose laugh.gif
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obviously you haven't seen him lying on his tatami watching TV.
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post Aug 30 2017, 02:38 PM

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QUOTE(chinti @ Aug 30 2017, 11:11 AM)
think will get MG acguy
i use elephant super glue, left it overnight, when push the joint inside, some of it peeled off
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when you are using permanent adhesive you suppose to keep moving the joints for 15 minutes.
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QUOTE(TheEvilMan @ Aug 30 2017, 11:40 AM)
What is not elephant glue end with whitish residue? I found a selley glue which bind plastic together and does not turn white, however it takes longer to dry compare to elephant

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i use the Elephant picture glue sold in Mr.DIY, rm0.70 though, they upped the price. last time rm0.50. all glue will leave white residue if you touch or rub it before it dries out.
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post Aug 30 2017, 02:48 PM

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QUOTE(Amy09 @ Aug 30 2017, 12:04 PM)
vogue air review very mixed....coz the pressure not strong enough
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18psi is enough to spray.
u can get U-STAR R-201 (taiwan) with 30 PSI. also rm 230 saja.

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post Aug 30 2017, 02:55 PM

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QUOTE(advocado @ Aug 30 2017, 02:40 PM)
i use the Elephant picture glue sold in Mr.DIY, rm0.70 though, they upped the price. last time rm0.50. all glue will leave white residue if you touch or rub it before it dries out.
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But I tried this and it's clear after drying, elephant even if it's clear after dry, when u try to move area like joints around it will turn into sandy white residue and sometime crack if it's thick

I don't attach the joint and move around before drying anyway, usually file it when its dry then only I attach the joint togethsf

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post Aug 30 2017, 03:10 PM

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QUOTE(advocado @ Aug 30 2017, 02:30 PM)
how cheap is cheap?

to some Sparmax 0.3D is cheap. >rm200.
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that is cheap lol
QUOTE(advocado @ Aug 30 2017, 02:32 PM)
did you prime & black gloss it before the metallic? metallic doesn't look as shiny uness the surface is Gloss, black is a plus.

Now Prime+Black Gloss only rm40+ per can. Tamiya, not cheap lo.
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no i didnt actually is shine but my potato phone and lighting just cant it right lol if you see with eyes then you will see it, ya that y i looking for air brush
QUOTE(limfreelance @ Aug 30 2017, 02:48 PM)
18psi is enough to spray.
u can get U-STAR R-201 (taiwan) with 30 PSI. also rm 230 saja.
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QUOTE(TheEvilMan @ Aug 30 2017, 02:55 PM)
But I tried this and it's clear after drying, elephant even if it's clear after dry, when u try to move area like joints around it will turn into sandy white residue and sometime crack if it's thick

I don't attach the joint and move around before drying anyway, usually file it when its dry then only I attach the joint togethsf
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yes most glue will white if you rub/sand it.

if it's separate joint you don't need to move it. but if it's assembled joints like ball you need to keep moving it.

how bout try Future Floor Care or any clear paint?
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QUOTE(Amy09 @ Aug 30 2017, 03:10 PM)
that is cheap lol
no i didnt actually is shine but my potato phone and lighting just cant it right lol if you see with eyes then you will see it, ya that y i looking for air brush

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sorry i meant >rm300.

if you looking for glossy finish, canned spray are better. AB is for fine spraying they can do nice details & thin coats but for gloss you need thick coats that AB is harder to achieve, unless you go for bigger nozzle. will take forever on 0.3D to do it and the paint option is limited. some paint are thick you need to thin alot to get the paint to pass tru but it will be too thin to achieve wet coat. it looks wet when you spray but when dry up it's pretty thin.

i use Mr.Color it's achievable but Gaia Note paint ended up too thin. maybe Acrlic is easier to mix on Airbrush than Lacquer. everytime the mixture ratio is different unless you always use a brand new bottle of paint.

and i notice when you spray can even on burst spray always move the can progressively from 1 side to the other. the pressure will be lighter and you get more even coat but you end up require x2.5 more paint. less chance of overspray if you spray x5 burst progressively than x2 burst fixed position.
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post Aug 30 2017, 04:08 PM

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QUOTE(advocado @ Aug 30 2017, 04:00 PM)
sorry i meant >rm300.

if you looking for glossy finish, canned spray are better. AB is for fine spraying they can do nice details & thin coats but for gloss you need thick coats that AB is harder to achieve, unless you go for bigger nozzle. will take forever on 0.3D to do it and the paint option is limited. some paint are thick you need to thin alot to get the paint to pass tru but it will be too thin to achieve wet coat. it looks wet when you spray but when dry up it's pretty thin.

i use Mr.Color it's achievable but Gaia Note paint ended up too thin. maybe Acrlic is easier to mix on Airbrush than Lacquer. everytime the mixture ratio is different unless you always use a brand new bottle of paint.

and i notice when you spray can even on burst spray always move the can progressively from 1 side to the other. the pressure will be lighter and you get more even coat but you end up require x2.5 more paint. less chance of overspray if you spray x5 burst progressively than x2  burst fixed position.
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i will use both air brush and spray , if you mean hand brush then no thanks color not even....worst than spray can

coz future project will move to MG a bigger scale so if use spray can i will spend more money than air brush

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QUOTE(Amy09 @ Aug 30 2017, 04:08 PM)
i will use both air brush and spray , if you mean hand brush then no thanks color not even....worst than spray can

coz future project will move to MG a bigger scale so if use spray can i will spend more money than air brush
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no, hand brush only for very small parts. hand brush works well with gunmetal but others is a big mess.

anyway those metallic paint will fade over time if you don't apply top coat.

future floor care is a good & cheap gloss coat, just make sure you apply sparringly as they are more watery.

i only use AB for Flat Clear & colors not available in cheap cans. Semi-Gloss/Matte Mr Top Coat not for human use one.

btw anyone know any shop that stocks lots of paints? i think most shops closed down already. most online shops never restock their paints all sold out.
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Anyone knows a good shop or online shop in Melbourne Australia that specialises in gundam?
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post Sep 1 2017, 11:24 PM

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omg can't decide my next MG. Saw a few Zaku 2.0 recommendation then there's a crap tonne of variations out there...

Anyone knows a great Zaku 2.0 with thruster legs?
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post Sep 2 2017, 02:33 AM

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QUOTE(GameFr3ak @ Sep 1 2017, 11:24 PM)
omg can't decide my next MG. Saw a few Zaku 2.0 recommendation then there's a crap tonne of variations out there...

Anyone knows a great Zaku 2.0 with thruster legs?
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Wanna consider a MG Jesta?
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QUOTE(GameFr3ak @ Sep 1 2017, 11:24 PM)
omg can't decide my next MG. Saw a few Zaku 2.0 recommendation then there's a crap tonne of variations out there...

Anyone knows a great Zaku 2.0 with thruster legs?
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i still waiting for zaku 3.0 or at least an Origin release to complement the Origin Gundam sad.gif
Zaku with thruster, u might want to consider these?

Zaku 2.0 Shin Matsunaga
http://www.dalong.net/review/mg/m115/m115_p.htm

Zaku 2.0 Johnny Raiden
http://www.dalong.net/review/mg/m113/m113_p.htm

Psycho Zaku, if u're aventurous enough for the amount of runners biggrin.gif
http://www.dalong.net/review/mg/m194/m194_p.htm

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