[xSkullheartx]

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Originally Posted by justice116

Well that makes sense. I build zoid models because of the absolutely no need to paint hahaha, same cannot be said for their HMM line though, but I do panel line those models and they come out great. Oh, and for reference, the HMM zoid kits are somewhere between MG and PG gunpla models. So I know what you mean about the accomplishment you feel when sitting back and looking at it.

The best feeling I got is when I finished my MG Crossbone Gundam Fullcloth.All I did to it was some red panel lining on the mask and felt awesome when I was done.Also was my first time doing dry rub transfer stickers,which are amazing looking when done right.

[justice116]

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Originally Posted by xSkullheartx

The best feeling I got is when I finished my MG Crossbone Gundam Fullcloth.All I did to it was some red panel lining on the mask and felt awesome when I was done.Also was my first time doing dry rub transfer stickers,which are amazing looking when done right.

I haven't been able to do any dry transfers...hahaha they always look like crap. Mine would be the Zoids HMM Geno Breaker Raven ver. Great model and I have seen that model and it looks good. A good model to be proud of.

[blastmonkey]

My first HMM was a command wolf, the red one. Plastic quality feels different to the touch, but still as strong as Bandai's kits. I picked up a geno saurer when they re released a year ago.

On decals, panel lining, and paint; man I wish I could do stuff like the pros. I kind of like the GFF look. But that's the wonderful thing about models, right?

[xSkullheartx]

Believe it or not Hobbylink Japan has a youtube page that has some tips on painting models.They give really good tips.(Like I didnt know that it's best to wash the runners before even starting)

http://www.youtube.com/user/hobbylink

You have to scroll all the way down to Popular Uploads

[justice116]

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Originally Posted by blastmonkey

My first HMM was a command wolf, the red one. Plastic quality feels different to the touch, but still as strong as Bandai's kits. I picked up a geno saurer when they re released a year ago.

On decals, panel lining, and paint; man I wish I could do stuff like the pros. I kind of like the GFF look. But that's the wonderful thing about models, right?

I have two command wolves and I can attest to how good they are. Though I do not have the empire one...it looks awesome though and you are right. The plastic feels pretty different.

The GFF look is pretty nice and your right about that hahaha

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Originally Posted by xSkullheartx

Believe it or not Hobbylink Japan has a youtube page that has some tips on painting models.They give really good tips.(Like I didnt know that it's best to wash the runners before even starting)

http://www.youtube.com/user/hobbylink

You have to scroll all the way down to Popular Uploads

Thanks man, I've seen their stuff and they are very thorough. If I can simply find some time I will try my hand at this stuff.

[blastmonkey]

This week's episode has a short video on assembling the MG Tallgeese from start to finish, with minimal advanced techniques.

[blastmonkey]

I've been thinking, would anybody be down for a tokunation group build?

[xSkullheartx]

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Originally Posted by blastmonkey

I've been thinking, would anybody be down for a tokunation group build?

Group build? How would we do that? I'm up for it,just trying to figure out how. Also ordered the GM STriker,Builder set 003,and the HG Hazel II.

[Kiryu]

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Originally Posted by xSkullheartx

Group build? How would we do that? I'm up for it,just trying to figure out how. Also ordered the GM STriker,Builder set 003,and the HG Hazel II.

Gundam eclipse does them all the time.

We basically pick a theme for the build and the builds all need to be finished and presented by a certain time and date.

[xSkullheartx]

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Originally Posted by Kiryu

Gundam eclipse does them all the time.

We basically pick a theme for the build and the builds all need to be finished and presented by a certain time and date.

I'd be up for it,but it would need to be like once a month.Give time for the people participating to paint the model if need be.