just ordered:
1/144 HG G30
1/144 HG G-Saviour (ive been trying to find one of these forever)
1/144 V2 Gundam
1/144 Gunblaster
Dengeki magazine+1/48 Unicorn head (dont have unicorns to put on it though...)
some spare kotobukiya joints for G-Saviour

cant wait to get started...

just finished my new 1/100 HG V2 Assault Buster Gundam. im pretty happy with how it came out.
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I'm a total sucker for grunt mobile suits. I was wondering, between the GN-X or the GN-X III which has better quality? go for the GN-X. the GN-X III is just of a recolor of the first one, with a new rifle and the lance beam rifle thing. the problem is that it was not recolored very well, so it is p...

i dont knoe about you guys, but im especially pumped for the 1/72 Super Packed VF-25F.

http://www.happinetonline.com/NASApp/mn ... 3112581297

looks great, though pricy.

It's strange, because i had completely opposite experience with this shop. Few months ago i was looking for couple of OOP bandai kits and found them all in tisinc99 shop. I immediately placed order for three (different) kits and the invoice total was around $65 (including about 30 bucks for shippin...

Mark064 wrote:No the HG O-Raiser.

ah. im thinking it would be pretty cheap, maybe come with some bonus item, considering the size. it would be what? 2-3 runners? kind of a waste of a box if you ask me...

Mark064 wrote:O Raiser is also coming in January, no price yet though.

its 1600 yen.

Has any particular reason been given as to why the 00 Gundam and 0 Riser set costs 1000 yen more than each kit separately? Does it come with a CB action base or something? Or some extra accessories (I am oping for the long beam saber blades for the GN Sword IIs)? well the Riser set is 1600 by itsel...

acording to Ngee Khiong, the new 1/100 00 gundam have no waist joint . this and the useless light gimmick kill this kit for me. guess i will just wait for two years for the eventual MG. any thoughts? what the? what is this, the early 80's? how could the NOT include a waist joint? thats just crazy. ...

all i really have is my 1/100 Blaze Zaku Phantom (white) that i picked up at a convention.

i plan to get Johnny Riddens 2.0, though ive been waiting for a website in the US to get them (most likely gundam store and more). even then i wont be able to build it until i get home for christmas.

i think most of the people here missed the point of the question. the METEORs are mounted on turrets, allowing them to rotate around a single axis. they wouldn't be used for propulsion, just quick maneuvering that involves the bow to be quickly be shifted in a different direction. go watch MS IGLOO,...

they are just from the 1/100 kits. ive got those pictures in my 1/100 overflag manual.

would these work?

http://dalong.net/dalong/icon/icon.htm

the best scale ships to match 1/144 and 1/200 gundams is 1/350. this is the largest of the two mainstream scales out there (the other is 1/700). without doing any calculations, a 1/350 scale carrier would be around 2 1/2 to 3 feet long, while something smaller like a destroyer would be around a foot...

isnt that what the 1/400 gundam collection series is for?

Calubin_175 wrote:If anyone has a 1/100 Over Flag, can you please tell me whether the fists can hold the weapons tightly.

no, the big hands hold the beam sabres fine, but are slight to long to properly hold the linear rifle, so it tends to flop a bit forward.

when it really comes down to it there are alot of "higher level" modelers here, with fully airbrushed, weathered, kit bashed etc. kits that generally make alot of other peoples snap build kits look like, well, crap. there are occasional threads, but otherwise its more on technique and new ...

ive got the OYW (anime color) and i really like it. it really isnt that hard, minimal painting (only if you are really anal-retentive about details), sturdy design, very flexible. although starting off be VERY careful with the legs, they are very fragile when you first take them off the runners. als...

i have found that Tamiya German Gray works great for internal parts.

we'll, the 1/60th strike freedom isn't really a PG, just 1/60th scale. however it is nearly as complex due to the inner electrical system for the lights. personally, after 50+ gundam kits id still rather not do one of those due to the fact that im not an electrician. http://www.dalong.net/review/see...