That isn't exactly a gundam, so maybe it'll be removed later. But it looks sweet, and 1:160!!! It'll be huge!!

And I was just planning to get the Mode Lock version of Arbalest. Know where I can find one instead of online stores?

Anyways, this will be expensive as hell, nearing RM500, so its way out of my range (student, haha)

Haha that Alter Arbalest is action figure though 

Are the five sinajus shopped? o_o Don't think how anyone could replicate the same effects on five exact models, Sinaju no less.

I don't know but 1 shop here available for PO @ RM780!!! @_@. According to ngeekhiong, the 1st batch of Astray Red Frame comes with additional item, such as extra display stand for the extra katana or something like that...& if Malaysia ver has stand & those clear parts, I assume...if u get the 1st batch in Malaysia, you'll get ALL those stuff's?

Aus??
The prices at there are far far more expensive than Malaysia IINM

Take the Distance of Delivery as a measurement.

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.

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

QFT.

Hands up if you've done this.

I see lots of hands in the air lol.