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hclai
post Nov 27 2008, 04:46 PM

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I m new here, being reading this thread for a while and i just got my first gundam set which is a Lucas Strike E + IWSP. and some basic tools for gunpla, one thing really interested me is air brushing or painting , how many of you here actually paint ur gundam or just assemble or ppl now already turn to gundam fix configuration? i dun really understand, what is decal?

any tai kor here willing to give some hands on tutorial on air brushing or color painting on either gundam or Zaku...


hclai
post Nov 28 2008, 12:06 AM

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QUOTE(erh_teo @ Nov 27 2008, 04:57 PM)
understood this thread is kinda lengthy for newbie who is more keen to spend time on actual kits than reading in front monitors..

before u wanted to learn anything.. always.. always..
read this one 1st if u haven't.. (u shud have i guessed)
http://forum.lowyat.net/topic/488910


Added on November 27, 2008, 5:06 pm

getting back to ur questions..
well.. depend wat suites to ur need;

1) most of us will snap-fit our kit, painting or not it's a matter of when time allow us to do so.
bear in mind an MG kit requires somewhere from 2-3 weeks and can last up to 1-2 months (if u r rili one bz fella) to complete painting.. so i snap-fit the kit i want 1st and find when free then start painting
2) fix figuration is almost a figure, with movable parts and detachable armors, it doesnt allow u to "build the kit from runner". so it's diff. i like snap-fitting so i choose model kit.
3) money
u can spent min or alot depend again how u gonna spent ur money for tools, paints, not to mention airbrush handpiece and compressor. but i spent more on paints, thinners and disposable tools. airbrush n compressor is just one time investment.

so, u decide wat u wanna do after u snap-fit lor. whistling.gif
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thanx for the reply, i bought some basic tools from tamiya under ground already, and some instant spray on type paint. guess i will do the same, snap fit the kit then think about what to paint and when to paint. by the way, do you use air brush for ur gunpla? i check some online tutorial, dun really hav idea how to use it and i know with compresor and and different sizes of air brush it would be another hefty investment if i dun really use it often and at the end of the day, it will become and white elephant. where to look for those gundam marker or gunpla related material? i check few hobby shop, around one utama ( tamiya underground), mid valley XL sell some of the paint only, where can i actually scout or check out gundam related things and air brush stuff? any good recomendation? hope u dun mind from time to time i will ask u more if i go into paint and detail scaling of gundam. Thanx alot of the reply

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