Is anyone here proficient enough in 3d design to create 3d printable gashats and a functional holding kimewaza holder?

Because a gashat already exist in the correct scale, it might actually be easier to cast and mold your own. You'd be surprised at how easy it is.

I suppose I could give it a try, how do you go about doing so?

This is a good one. You're only gonna need 4 things.

1. UV Resin - You might be able to buy this in arts & crafts stores. I bought mine online though when I tried it once.

2. Oyumaru Mold - Daiso Japan has these. Not sure if you have any of those there.

3. UV Flashlight or THE SUN - UV Resin hards with, of course, UV. So, you can either buy a UV Flashlight, light up the resin and have it harden within minutes or just put your mold out in the sun and be back in half an hour.

4. Sandpaper - to sand the excess stuff.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-IkW2SL05og

https://cdn.discordapp.com/attachmen...721_182931.png
OwO what's dis

Bandai Hobby just unloaded a ton of Kyoukai Senki model kit announcements. Shion getting the FRS treatment as well. Would be an interesting kit to see considering she's not as complex in design as her contemporary girls in the line, but her clothes are loose.

Just watched the first 11 minutes so far, and I'm fairly interested. It's all cool to look at, it kinda looks to be a bigger push Bandai is doing compared to Back Arrow. Robot Spirits release, a ton of model kits, advertisement for the kits, and full blown 2D mecha.

https://i.imgur.com/Me6XCWn.jpg

Here's my Kuuga, painted with Gundam Marker. Also with some edit to top it off

!!!!

That looks amazing! Excellent job on the kit, and awesome job on the photo!

Got one without a filter tho?

Now that Agito is out the way I wonder who will be next. Blade maybe?