QUOTE(advocado @ Aug 22 2017, 09:53 AM)
depends how you want to transport the kits.
if 1 piece then everything has to fix with metal pole and glue tight. even the joints have to glue once you decided on the posture.
if separate you just need metal poles, plug them in when display, best is if the base has groove in to fit the contact area like how they do it for statues.
unless you have LED, then you have to carry in 1 piece.
if it's normal standing, 2 metal poles on 1 foot & 1 on the other will ensure they won't move after setting up.
im planning on just making a simple diorama with grass and sand then pose my gundam onto it. the pose will b simple not complicated so the joints should be fine without gluing. just wan to let it stay on the diorama base permanently
QUOTE(advocado @ Aug 22 2017, 09:53 AM)
think about it. if you can fix the legs, you can just buy a different kit.
well the pose im thinking about doesnt really need me to fix the leg to b honest as tht leg wont b moving much. im just thinking of getting the same kit in case i screw up anything. i hv about 1 1/2 month to learn quite a lot from building gunpla to making simple diorama.
between, for GBWC, i just bring the form, receipt and my gunpla to litt tak in order to participate? the online and on-site are two different things?