I was wondering around this place for hours now, And I still cant get an Answer to my question 

Please assist me, Where can I buy TT hongli in malaysia, the best place within the Klang Valley or Kuala Lumpur Area,

and I wonder if any of you guys have heard of Walter hobby store? They sell TT hongli there but the delivery charge is enough to discourage you from buying from their website.

I bought 3 HG models from a store here in kelana Jaya 2 were TT hongli, and 1 was an LW dragon all costing only RM20 each(after assembly I totally smashed them). They sell Unicorn MG with Gatling gun for RM99, MG Hi-Nu for RM120, Akatsuki for RM99 but the problem is the boss got rid of all the models and now I cant buy any.. I have a friend in Japan he's Bringing me a Bandai MG Sinanju for only 6000yen(translate to super cheap) and since he lives there and comes back every CNY there is no delivery charge(obviously, or not "Putus Kawan" hahaha), but, he can only carry one MG at a time.. So I would like to buy a TT hongli Sinanju as well to practice on before I get my Bandai one..
So Please please please tell me where I can get TT hongli models in malaysia,

Looking for Master grade Sinanju and MG Zaku Ver.2.0..

Please help me 

off scale la
the Bandai is real one

Hey guys, i'm new to this. I read a few of the earlier posts in this forum and it seems that quite a few people were complaining about the quality of fake Gundams. I'd like to relate my experience. I bought a GAT-X105 Strike Gundam I.W.S.P from a pasar malam last week (can call it impulsive buying). I knew immediately it was a fake (real ones wouldn't be sold at a pasar malam), and the seller also admitted it was. Anyhow, it's a 1/100 scale model, and I paid RM100 for it. The Chinese company that manufactured the piece I have is called "高高模型" (Gao Gao Mo Zhuang), or just "高高". (but according to a few other posts, their English name is TT Hongli?)

Just finished assembling it yesterday, and it is one gorgeous piece. The quality of the plastic is very good for a fake, in my opinion. The plastic is not brittle, and everything snaps into place perfectly well. Only problem is that after trimming the unwanted bits, white 'stains' remain where those bits used to be, but i'm sure this happens with even the originals.

Can anyone tell me - is RM100 for a pirated 1/100 model considered alright or too expensive? (don't forget, I also think it's of good quality).

And I would like to know your opinions - is it better to buy a good quality fake model, or pay a bit more for an original? (I think the going price for this unit I bought is around RM160-170).

China model is getting more power these day!!!!
Lu BO GUNDOOOOOM!!!!