I have seen it it on you tube I think the full movie but I dunno if it been taken down

So I just started Build Fighters. LOVE IT.

Episode 5 of Build Fighters was great.Good to see them get away from the fighting for an episode and focus on the building.I really like the pace of the series so far.

As for Reiji, I've pretty much figured out he's going to be piloting the Build Gundam MK II,I'm just not sure when or what happens,but he does.It's seen in the opening credits beside the Build Strike and Reiji is dressed as it in the credits,where the main characters dress as their suits.

All in all,it's going to be a good series,and it feels like it's going to be at least 15 episodes.

It was a good episode of Build Fighters thus week. The introduction of Mao as a competitor for Sei and the awesomeness of the under slung hyper satellite cannon really made the episode for me. They keep teasing the Fenice in action. What a winderful world where you can pick up people with gunpla.

Another fun episode, Fellini's flirting tactics are :lolol, I sort of expected to hear the Wing op when the Fenice appeared, there's a Gunpla School... because, and the way they handled the Maoh was different in a good way.

Another brilliant episode. Mao and Sei's "imagination battle" was easily the best of the show. We need more stuff like that. And the X Mao is a total beast.

Well this will be fun my first Gundam model kit for me to build. I blame build fighters for me falling in to this rabbit hole

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I noticed at Dalong.net that the MG EW Proto-Zero(Wing 0) lacks an internal frame. It's kind of like a super articulated 1/100 HG model to me but branded as an MG. I dunno, it could just be me. Thoughts? Also from what I saw in the instruction manual scans, there's no ABS, just polystyrene all throughout.

well i finshed this bad boy up just need to think what the best paint i need to use on this guy.

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Acrylics are possibly the most forgiving option for paints. They clean up with water or rubbing alcohol (depending on the maker). they can also be one of the more cost effective options as well.