I was in my 20s when Ex-Aid aired. 2016 was still feels like yesterday to me.

Speaking of old, I found a few Gaim Arms Change figures while I was going through the attic, and had them out to mess with. Of course, while I'm cleaning today, a small knock sends Marika tumbling down the back of the stand, and she gets a massive paint gash right through her insigna.

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Feels kinda bad.

LCS is having a community bazaar this weekend and I just barely squeaked in before the cutoff. Dropped of a lot of stuff I've been unable to offload due to lack of interest and the stupidly low tax threshold for e-commerce.

No idea how much of it all will sell but hey, if it covers enough to get one of the MGs they have stocked I'll consider it a win.

Eeeesh. I forgot how paint-intensive the P-Bandai ones were.

If you wish to fix it up as best as you can, I suggest Mr. Color paint considering it's what they suggest for their gunplas.

Thanks for the recommendation! I'm not sure how much I trust myself to be able to colour match, or have a steady hand, so maybe I will just tell myself it is battle damage and/or I am replicating Toei's ability to store their own suits.

It may not be the simplest of options, but it's still an option. And it happens to be the one Bandai refers to on their model kit manuals if you check the painting guide where they detail what percentage of which colors need to be mixed. That said, hope you can fix it. :rock:

Bought my first action figure stands. These are Goodsmile Company's The Simple Stage, and things were going pretty well...until two of the connectors snapped inside of the holding thingies. I think the connection was too tight? Dunno, again, first time with an action base. Not sure how snug the connection is supposed to be.

Yeah, this sucks, especially because I spent an hour or so putting my new Ex-Aid Figuarts into cool poses to display. I'm thinking of fixing it by inserting a metal pin, but I'm in need of some second opinions and suggestions. As well some suggestions for alternate stages (besides Tamashii stage).

Kamen Rider came out in 2016. I was sweet 16, yet it wasn't until Build that I actually started watching Rider.