Integration

blastmonkey · 11-05-2013, 05:32 PM

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Originally Posted by WhiteRanger

alright i was thinking about using warhammer paints and i havent aapplyed the stickers on build strike yet cause i wanted to paint them on

Excellent choice. Say what you will, they're actually good quality paints. One could also thin down some grey and run it into the panel lines, if that's to your tastem

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Originally Posted by Shin Densetsu

I noticed at Dalong.net that the MG EW Proto-Zero(Wing 0) lacks an iternal 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.

I thought Bandai was moving to polystyrene frames to cut costs and lighten the weight of the models.

It has an internal frame, but like the Age 1, the internal frame is a bit on the simplified side of the spectrum.

11-05-2013, 05:32 PM	#1002
blastmonkey Dynamite Macaque Join Date: May 2013 Location: Tampa Bay Posts: 841	Quote: Originally Posted by WhiteRanger alright i was thinking about using warhammer paints and i havent aapplyed the stickers on build strike yet cause i wanted to paint them on Excellent choice. Say what you will, they're actually good quality paints. One could also thin down some grey and run it into the panel lines, if that's to your tastem Quote: Originally Posted by Shin Densetsu I noticed at Dalong.net that the MG EW Proto-Zero(Wing 0) lacks an iternal 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. I thought Bandai was moving to polystyrene frames to cut costs and lighten the weight of the models. It has an internal frame, but like the Age 1, the internal frame is a bit on the simplified side of the spectrum. Last edited by blastmonkey; 11-05-2013 at 05:37 PM..