Assembly is the best part, why would you give it to others? I mean it's totally your choice but a decade old MG should be nothing for an adult.

Out of box build? For a more than 10 years old kit, should take average experiences builder 4 hours.

I suggest you prep the kit limb by limb, that way you won't miss any part and your build quality will be better.

try to assemble part by part. I enjoyed building my Freedom 2.0

strike freedom is a cool kit. just give it a try.

btw. where did u get it? Rm137 seems acceptable for me...

Heya Gundam peeps!

I have a few questions regarding acrylic topcoats. I'm hoping experts in this thread can chime in and help me out:

1. Where can I get my supply of topcoats from? I meant specifically Mr. Hobby (both Flat and Semi-gloss) and generally at what price?
2. How do you prep your Gundam and topcoat prior to spraying? From what I read you should give the can a good shake. Some even recommend half-dipping the can in warm water before spray.
3. How to handle moving armor parts? For example RG Justice Gundam have multiple moving parts when the limbs are full-bend. I'm thinking to topcoat 1 layer on limbs at full-bend, then another layer at neutral position for best coverage. The bend-able waist seems tricky.
4. Coating the ball-joints. Going on a limb-by-limb basis, I will surely hit the joints. Should I mask them so I don't end up making them super tight due to the excess coating?
5. How easy is it to mess up the topcoating process?

Thanks for your time!

P.S. I haven't actually done top-coating before so any advice and tips on this will help me greatly!

Anyone get something from litt tak sales?

Got the hg graze for rm25. Pretty much a steal for a hg with inner frame

Just got done coating my first kit. Bought a few more markers, maybe gonna paint the fingers