I would say that's very likely. It was obvious from a while back that Try Burning's back would allow for pack attachment but in the show's context the suggestion has almost a 100% of coming from him. Hence his willingness to help Yuuma repair the teams suits. When it works out brilliantly I'm sure we'll see him grandstanding out in the audience proclaiming his genius :lol

I dunno. I took from the episode that Yuuma though it himself and then Minato realised what he was doing when he saw the extent of the mods he was attempting.

But meh to it. I'm sure it'll look good onscreen but as far as the writing goes it's just another ass-pull power they've added to their arsenal at the last minute so they can win. It just comes across as thunder stealing.

Not if you live in the US. Your best hope is looking somewhere like here for someone parting out the Star Build Strike. Or you could try to fix it with plastic cement.

considering it broke where the part has to peg into the slot, I'm just gonna see if i can buy another frame of the plavsky wings.

thank you, though.

Broken pegs are usually easy to fix, do you have a photo of how it broke?

The Blitz so far:
http://www.tokunation.com/attachment...1&d=1426713510

I'm trying something different this time by shaving down the nub marks with a razor blade instead of just cutting them off with clippers. It's worked OK so far, but I did gouge up a couple of parts. Fortunately, none of them should be visible once the armor's on. I'm definitely going to try to paint the Mirage Colloids, they're just begging for the details to be brought out.
http://www.tokunation.com/attachment...1&d=1426713510


I'm also happy to say that the hands have none of the looseness issues that plague so many owners of the Wing/Seed RM kits. So far so good.

I would suggest drilling a hole and then feeding a metal rod of the same size as the peg/poly cap.

You might also be able to get away with using putty/cement.

You build the inner frames?

I've been curious why do some people build inner frames first? Is it easier to assemble the main frame first ten attach the whole armor and such?

I have nothing against it but curious since compare to a person such as myself who just does it by the manual.

Sometimes its just fun to watch you Gundam go from inner frame to fully armored! I don't think there is any other reason besides maybe making those who paint build a little easier.