wow...great deal...Still wondering if I should get it...the boss said will bring in few box only T_T

yup only 5 box while 3 already been booked.

I agree, some gunpla may be cheaper or expensive than others.

For example, in Penang, MG Nemo is selling like around RM139 at least and here in Aus, I found a Nemo selling at $55 (member's price) in which converts to RM126 which is a good deal, so overall the MG Nemo is good to go. But however another example is the Zaku Cannon. Penang is selling it at most RM170, while here after conversion is like $200 so not worth it.

The conversion rate at this moment of time is still $AUD 1 = 2.3 RM (same like 2 weeks ago). Regardless of which I still feel buying gunpla (especially the fancy hero-type ones) back home is way cheaper than in Aus.

omg...it looks like only malaysia Premium got that stand??? i know littak sell gundam very exp compare other shop Orz....

issit with the extra items package limited editions?
bar the clear base

Litt Takk dont sell them expensive is the merchant that sell them expensive. Litt Takk just distribute their stock to all the local merchant.

rolf

well u feel like dat, u can sell to me cheap2 lol

yea... i think older models are cheaper where new ones are more exp here(AUS)...
btw, which part of Aus u referring to??

http://www.dannychoo.com/detail/mac/eng/im...ial+Gundam.html

OMG! Great work!

Docking complete....GG

Tat is SRX!

Speaking of old models, Australia is a good place to get some of them. But in terms of cheap price, I'm not very sure if all old gunpla sold in Aus are cheap. I got a rare 1991 gunpla when I was staying in Tasmania once.

http://farm2.static.flickr.com/1201/689663...a405b0b.jpg?v=0

I got it right away due to it's unique tank transformation and GM-like traits for only $10. A rare piece at this price is worth every penny in my view.

Now I am working in Adelaide and there's currently only two stores which sells gunpla, so price comparing isn't all that difficult when making apurchase decision.

Sdyney would have more gunpla shops I reckon, I'd shop there once and that's where I bought my very first 1/100 gunpla My search in Melbourne didn't come out with alot of shops selling gunpla though. But I did once saw a shop next to a colorful RMIT building, selling a HG 1/144 G-Savior for a price tag of $90

yup everything inside including the premium stand.

whoa... tat's really a classic kit u got there...
oh i see.. i'm in melb btw, only found 1 shop which is not bad... hmm... a shop beside a RMIT building? now i got to go find that.. hehe..
thanks for the info

That shop is more of a hobby shop per say. More accurately I recall it being somewhat opposite a colorful RMIT building. They do sell gunpla there but not that much as far as I remember.

Seravee 1/100 artbox... as usual this includes Seraphim just like the previous virtue gundam + Nadleeh marketing.


Robot Tamashii might be the first to release OO raiser trans am mode with the gn sword 3 included.
But how long will it takes for gunpla to come out?

i've just been poisoned by GUNDAM MODELING.
I feel gundam painting is easiest on
1) 1/60 PG which requires less painting, coz its so detailed
then
2) 1/100 MG
then
3) 1/144 HG
then
4) 1/144 FG
then
5)SD/BB Gundam bcoz SD gundam is sooooo small !! Hence SD/BB Gundam is the hardest to paint!
dont u think so?

therefore i seriously highly recommend MG or PG for gundam beginners. unless if u dont want to paint your gundam, then SD Gundam is recommended.

This post has been edited by dante3: Mar 8 2009, 04:47 AM

Colourful RMIT building... the only one I could think of is the RMIT along Swanston St, and the nearest hobby shop is along Lonsdale St.... you won't miss it, they have a lot of radio controlled helicopters there. But don't expect many gunpla kits... you'll find more tanks/ships/submarines/planes than mecha. In fact they don't really display mechas except for a few at the window.

If you're in Melbourne, you're better off saving money and buying them back in M'sia... Buying it online won't save you much (may even be more expensive) after adding in the shipping fees.

1/60 PG is supposed to be the most detailed... after all it's the most expensive amongst all.

I actually think that if you don't want to paint your gundams, go for at least a 1/100 or MG... Even the newer HGUC 1/144 kits which have lots of detail require paint in many areas eg nozzles and thrusters. SDs need lots of painting, especially the Sangoku series which have intricate armour designs... the foil stickers that they provide are quite ugly compared to stickers from other series. And actually SD series aren't that small because of the chubby designs... 1/144 NG/FGs are probably the hardest to paint because they are moulded in one/two colours only.

I soooo agree with u on that. I'm not that much into classic models, so I always find stuff here moar expensive. However, I gotta say, their selection here, especially for those gundams on the high end side (PG, MG, Big HG kits) way better then KL shops... eventhough u pay a premium for it la... Unless im just craving for 1 HG model or its on sale, i'd much rather get it online. I got my PG Strike from that shop and i cost me $300 (i think ah...), which at that time was RM900 (3.0x conversion)!!! Dunno whats the price now though...

But then... One thing bout that shop, they get their new gundams quite slow... like for instance, when i got the 1/100 Trans Am Exia online, they JUST received stock for Avalanche Exia, even though that one was released like a month+ before.

HOLY HELL.... Wicked SICK... I can already imagine something like this happening in the anime. Hahahaha! IF anything la... I wish he didnt use the Cherudim and Arios body like that. But whatever...

GATTAAAIII!!!

Hmm if in KL shops, u can get PG Strike Rouge for around RM 720-800, and the standalone PG Strike for less than RM 600