Gundam Modeling Official thread - Part 5

HeeroYuy

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I as sensitive as raisin.. :mad: so u say I up there is die already la then can go up there? =:p :D

No, if u die should be down there...::s13::s13:

HAW would be to more choice place as they hv a proper workshop and equipments for ppl to learn.
 

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Why you call sliver keyboard warrior?!? :mad: :mad:

:D :D :D

Sliver??? Sliver dun even has an ab, never touch nor used ab before at all... And sliver got no skills to speak of...
sliver only keyboard warrior.. all talk no action, can type wall of text but no show..

= noob

he self-proclaimed keyboard warrior..... but if he can type his gunpla till super high level, dunno what will his works become when he get serious:s22::s22::s22:
 

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best place to learn gunpla building skills would be where?
afaik there is the shop at penisular,HAG, and MWS
any comments on the quality/pricing?
imho, best place to start gunpla skill is your home. Buy a PG and start doing it :s12:
 

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tried some paints

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left to right, gaia pearl silver, gaia pearl gold mix with pearl copper, mr crystal color sapphire blue, mr crystal color diamond silver.

all coated with 1 layer of fluorescent clear.
pardon the lousy hp camera quality
 

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imho, best place to start gunpla skill is your home. Buy a PG and start doing it :s12:

PG may be too difficult and time consuming for someone starting on gunpla. would be better to start with HG or MG.

for snap fitting, MG will be a good start as the finished product looks pretty good already, and there are fewer seamlines and nubs marks that are visible.

for those who wanna go beyond snap fitting, then HG is probably better as there are more things to learn, such as clearing seamlines, painting, masking. it is also cheaper so wun be so heart pain if screw up
 

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tried some paints

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left to right, gaia pearl silver, gaia pearl gold mix with pearl copper, mr crystal color sapphire blue, mr crystal color diamond silver.

all coated with 1 layer of fluorescent clear.
pardon the lousy hp camera quality

like the blue a lot, think saw one sinanju with this blue before
 

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PG may be too difficult and time consuming for someone starting on gunpla. would be better to start with HG or MG.

for snap fitting, MG will be a good start as the finished product looks pretty good already, and there are fewer seamlines and nubs marks that are visible.

for those who wanna go beyond snap fitting, then HG is probably better as there are more things to learn, such as clearing seamlines, painting, masking. it is also cheaper so wun be so heart pain if screw up

haha ok... just kidding :D

BTW for beginner may be RG will do? MG might be difficult for them as well... (Myself started with 1/144 HG) or may be SD gundam?
 

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haha ok... just kidding :D

BTW for beginner may be RG will do? MG might be difficult for them as well... (Myself started with 1/144 HG) or may be SD gundam?

RG is very difficult wor... it is more complex than MG, with lots of small parts.

for snap fitting, SD is probably the easiest coz it got the least parts. but to make it look good, SD may be one of the hardest to do!
 
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