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Originally Posted by blastmonkey

Sad to hear that, RG Zeta is sitting in my backlog as we speak. I built the RG first gundam, that one felt a little flimsy, with panels not really wanting to stay put. The RG Zaku however, put what qualms i had to rest. The frame gimmicks worked correctly and it stays together well. Do you think the fragility may be a consequence of the tranformation gimmick?

I have built RG Skygrasper, Strike and Destiny, and still have Freedom to do. I also bought RG RX-78 but have decided to sell it in favor of getting MG v3.

They're all quite good. Skygrasper is freaking awesome, though there are a few parts that don't feel like they're attached as firmly as I would like, but a bit of superglue should fix that up. Same with Strike and Destiny, there are a couple of pieces here or there that may require some gluing, but overall, they're pretty great. I really enjoyed building them, and I think they look really fantastic. I'd recommend those three, at least, to anybody.

I'd also recommend Metal Build Exia, it is a think of hefty beauty. The joints are very snug (honestly, it can be a slight pain to pose, because the joints are tight, but it stays where you tell it to go), super detailed, beautiful paint and I love it.





I have a sick desire to buy two more of it and Exia Repair so I can display all four modes at once.

In fact, this one is missing the yellow fins on the neck, so I ordered a replacement from Amazon, but since I had Amazon points to redeem, I got $15 off it, I'm half tempted to keep it for Repair III mode instead of returning it for a refund.

Somebody should probably talk some sense into me.