Gundam Modeling Official thread - Part 5

sliver0503

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it is not called crayons for sure. if i am not wrong, it should be artist chalk.......need not use a sandpaper to grind it down. you can alternatively use a pen knife or blade of some sort to scrape it off.. then apply it accordingly to the model with a paint brush.

should be called pastel sticks or chalks.........

tks for the clarifications! :)
 

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hi bros, was wondering...how do i cover the nubs marks? i thinking about top coating my mg freedom and sazabi...scared later got marks here and there...happend to my 1/100 cherudim D:, so any bros can give me tips? can do it without painting the parts?...as i got no time to do it...thanks.
 

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hi bros, was wondering...how do i cover the nubs marks? i thinking about top coating my mg freedom and sazabi...scared later got marks here and there...happend to my 1/100 cherudim D:, so any bros can give me tips? can do it without painting the parts?...as i got no time to do it...thanks.

Nubs or stress marks? I sand the parts to remove nubs and occasional stress marks, and use polishing compound to buff it( make it shine). But if u want to do this fast, painting imo is the fastest way of removing stress marks. Hope it helps.

Please correct me if im wrong. Im still learning. :D
 
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Nubs or stress marks? I sand the parts to remove nubs and occasional stress marks, and use polishing compound to buff it( make it shine). But if u want to do this fast, painting imo is the fastest way of removing stress marks. Hope it helps.


Please correct me if im wrong. Im still learning. :D

Spray paint is the best way then?
 

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There might be better ways. In my opinion, spray painting is fastest. Wait for other opinions. This way might not be the best.

i see, i thinking about making a custom paint sazabi though. sand > Prime > Spray > Coat > Result? :D
 

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There might be better ways. In my opinion, spray painting is fastest. Wait for other opinions. This way might not be the best.

Update: apologies, u also can use gundam markers. They are expensive though. But for sazabi since all red, using a gundam marker might be a better alternative. Freedom have alot of colours though.

Another alternative is melting the plastic with cement. Not so sure how to do that.
 
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Update: apologies, u also can use gundam markers. They are expensive though. But for sazabi since all red, using a gundam marker might be a better alternative. Freedom have alot of colours though.

colored the marks looks weird though..
 

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just wonder, when u guys bought a box of gundam, how many of u actually open up the box,count all the components and compare with the user manual?
 

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just wonder, when u guys bought a box of gundam, how many of u actually open up the box,count all the components and compare with the user manual?

i do....especially when i can't really seem to see whether i have every single runner....
 

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just wonder, when u guys bought a box of gundam, how many of u actually open up the box,count all the components and compare with the user manual?

I don't. The manual shows all the runners. as long as the stated runners are there, its fine.
 

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I don't. The manual shows all the runners. as long as the stated runners are there, its fine.

so u do count the runner?

aiks... so many months already i still can't get the spare part i need... damn bandai.
 

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colored the marks looks weird though..

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Not too bad lah. Its much cheaper than spray painting.
 

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so u do count the runner?

aiks... so many months already i still can't get the spare part i need... damn bandai.

Yea, just count the number of runners in the box, count the number of runners in the manual, if same, thats it. I only do this when buying products online though. Physical store is usually shrink wrapped

I thought spare part only in Japan? i have many broken parts, nothing bluetack can't fix:D
 
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