Hi guys, I noticed my 1/100 MG freedom got a yellowish patch on the arm part. If I don't wanna paint the whole thing, can i just use white markers to just paint up that piece? It doesnt look like the plastic aging whole piece turn yellow, just one patch. Any ideas to clean that up?

Bandai la bro, that was my first MG. 4 years old already lerr. Eventhough just snap built, but I like it very much. I think when display at home got people with oily hands keep go and touch ...After sand, doesnt it make that part like kena scratch off?

I did think of touching up that fella, and add some lining. But not too sure bout painting the thing, coz I haven't painted one before.

Maybe I should try repaint all those white parts?

This post has been edited by Demon_Eyes_Kyo: Jul 17 2007, 10:20 AM

I see. Probably my freedom too old already . Maybe time to get a new one of the same model this time dun allow anyone to touch. Haha. Probably I will try painting it, since its my fav, wanna make it look good.

LOL 3 I guess, cant remember clearly, just know that i bought it in my 2nd year, now final yr d.

But if marker , I think the texture won't be that nice already, since its noob hands doing the job.

Hi, would like to ask, for the white parts of freedom, i can straight spray white on it, then onli spray topcoat? Or I should spray a base first then only spray on the white parts?

Thanks for the info. My kit is already built one. Now feel like cleaning up some unneat parts and touching it up, coz that was my first gunpla, my handywork wasnt that good.
Ain't the topcoat for protecting the paint layers so that the paint doesnt come off easily? Glossy looks not bad I think...more like shiny XD

If i screw up big time, worse come to worse get another MG freedom >.<. Btw we apply decal first then put topcoat or decal on topcoat? All the while I just do snap fit only.

U guys know the sticker type decals that come with the model. Those i try to apply always got like air trapped inside. How you peopel apply that unto the model nicely. It's not the dry rub on decals.

The green ones, always stick already doesnt look even no matter how careful i apply them on. Now I just leave them out, I just put the dry transfer one on.

Was wondering for new models, can i just spray a topcoat on the white so that it doesnt turn yellow after some time?

Hi there, got a question regarding gundam markers. GM01, GM02 and GM100 type markers, what are the difference? is it tip type or tip size? Would like to use them for some SD detailing and colouring and minor touchups for my MGs, but dunno which type to buy. I was looking at the set of 5 or 6 pens in one SEED type colours.

This post has been edited by Demon_Eyes_Kyo: Jul 24 2007, 04:05 PM

Do you guys deepen the areas you wanna do panel lining? Any specific tool for that, my knife seems to bulky.

Is there a possible way to apply water slide decals without using the decal settler liquid?