destin00
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drop down sunshine plaza n see ppl hoot many gunpla 1 go... power...![]()
Aiki learned new move!![]()
What? AikiBoy is evolving! AikiBoy evolved to ...?
Hoot first, regret later.




not everyone has the cash to hoot... or else i would have gotten all the RG alr...
5 more days to RG Justice![]()
Gunpla is slowly buy de. Not like bandai will release gundam everyday.
Approx 40+ models a year... almost one every week
Question: Why buy resin kits?
Haha, can't be you buy all 40 per year also.
Resin kits because bandai didn't release a version for that particular model and size. Details of resin can be quite good, better than bandai's. Just my 2 cents

Haha, can't be you buy all 40 per year also.
Resin kits because bandai didn't release a version for that particular model and size. Details of resin can be quite good, better than bandai's. Just my 2 cents
I think it depends on the company that makes the resin but generally in my opinion, resin kits trades articulation and ease of building for higher levels of details and proportions. Also some models which only exist in illustration comes to life in resin form only.
Image comparison of painted 1/100 G-System S Gundam resin kit and MG 1/100 Bandai S Gundam from Rakuten.co.jp:
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Also IMHO, resin is a whole different level to plastic kits, mostly preparation. I can't even clear seam lines well much less to tackle broken resin parts etc.
Resin need screws and drills right?
hoho..... you need more than screws and drills....
surface prep is miles away from injection plastics......... ejection fluids, flesh, air bubbles, fitting issues, pegging, roughness, mould defects are just some examples of issue you will face in resin kits
For injection molded kits, bandai and tamiya are consider very good and their quality quite consistent, there are other coys like TT, Dragon, Academy which may not offer qualities as consistent as bandai and tamiya will, but nonetheless its up to the modeller to repair and add on the lost details to it