Gundam Modeling Official thread - Part 5

wonkifiedwonky

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seen g reco SGD15-20 , g build fighters price range SGD15-30 , SD gundams SGD 8, not very sure still have which series. Bought 2 g reco kit just to try out.
 

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I have an existing bottle of tamiya panel line accent, and it's half full. If I want to dilute it, can i just pour lighter fluid in?
 

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Anyone know how to get spare/replacement parts? Lost the side skirt on my MG 00 Q and apparently Bandai has stopped its replacement service :(

EDIT: Apart from gentei, because they have a long waiting list?
 

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Anyone know how to get spare/replacement parts? Lost the side skirt on my MG 00 Q and apparently Bandai has stopped its replacement service :(

EDIT: Apart from gentei, because they have a long waiting list?

your best bet would be to look on taobao. i also have some parts ordered under gentei, and the thing is that i ordered in 2014 and now still havent get them yet...
 

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I have an existing bottle of tamiya panel line accent, and it's half full. If I want to dilute it, can i just pour lighter fluid in?
U need enamel thinner. Can get from stargek. X20 Blue cap one glass bottle, must have enamel paint thinner word. For black accent panel line it is actually a diluted xf1 flat black enamel paint. Buy xf1 enamel paint to top up together with x20a thinner to fill up when empty

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Sorry if this has been repeated but any way to reduce shipping cost from hlj for big sized kits? Big as in Dendrobium and Mega size.
 

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Hi folks, need some help on scribbling new panel lines. I followed YouTube video tutorial and pasted dymo tape on the parts to act as a guide to run the scriber through. However I noticed that after I removed the dymo tape, the line will be contaminated with the colour of the tape, which in this case it's red. Tried cleaning with lighter fluid but doesn't help. Tape newly bought from popular bookstore today.

http://imgur.com/eYCUsJX
 

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Hi folks, need some help on scribbling new panel lines. I followed YouTube video tutorial and pasted dymo tape on the parts to act as a guide to run the scriber through. However I noticed that after I removed the dymo tape, the line will be contaminated with the colour of the tape, which in this case it's red. Tried cleaning with lighter fluid but doesn't help. Tape newly bought from popular bookstore today.

http://imgur.com/eYCUsJX

If you are painting/spraying, the primer will hide it.
 

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If you are painting/spraying, the primer will hide it.

I got no intention to paint.just curious how to prevent this, as it doesn't happen in the several videos that I referenced.anyone faced the same issue before?
 

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I got no intention to paint.just curious how to prevent this, as it doesn't happen in the several videos that I referenced.anyone faced the same issue before?

maybe it is the quality of the tape.
but it shldnt be an issue. u can use ur scriber to scratch out the colour. or just leave it coz ur panel line colour will cover it anyway
 

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Hi, any recommended easy-to-find 400ml canned spray acrylic primer for use with model kits? Tamiya`s getting pretty expensive now that i am painting more kits.
 
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