[ZeoRangerV]

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Originally Posted by Kiryu

ANy idea when the Beet Buster mecha are due out for Minipla?

I was gonna say August, but mid-July apparently according to amiami

Go-Busters Robo Series - Mini-Pla Tokumei Gattai Buster Hercules BOX (CANDY TOY)(Tentative Preorder)

Looks like the frog is coming out a month later too (Well, I'm guessing this'll be the frog)

Tokumei Sentai Go-BustersMini-Pla Part.4 BOX (CANDY TOY, Tentative Name)(Tentative Preorder)

Odd there's been no pics yet.

[HenshinTension]

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Originally Posted by coturos

i got most of the gokaiger line, i want the goseigreat and ground so badly. and to keep the stickers on, i place the stickers on as normal, then i got some clear nail polish (ya i know it wierd get over it) and coated everything in it. they seem to be sticking fairly well and now everything has a shiny glossy finish

That's a pretty good idea, actually...I might try that! I like the details the stickers give and I know there is no way I could paint them well enough to match that detail.

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Originally Posted by RiderSkyward

Goseiground is quite the parts former, but the combination with gosei great more than makes up for their simplicities. Definitely my favourite minipla kit out of what I own and one of my favourite figures out of all the lines that I collect.

Now I'm intrigued at the combination...definitely have to try that tonight I also have Datas Hyper, all three header sets, Gosei Wonder and Gosei Ultimate to build. It's going to be a busy week lol. I'm interested in seeing the combo between Great, Ground and Datas!

[coturos]

i think that combo exists. but yeah just get the little bottle thing. word of warning: scrape most of the stuff off on the rim of the bottle, DO NOT drown the sticker it turns them into a slip and slide and will never stick on. if you want it to be glossier do a second coat wen its drys

[areaseven]

I have the second edition Gosei Great, and I find it to be a bit of a letdown. The only improvement it has over the first edition is the use of metallic sticker sheets. Gosei Shark is still molded in white, thus painting it is a must. The lower legs split to improve stability in standing poses, but the ball joints supporting the halves tend to pop off very easily.

It's not a bad kit, but because I had finished assembling Gokaioh and GekiTouja, I was expecting something equally solid. The only reason why I got Gosei Great was to do a 199 Hero Great Battle tribute slideshow.

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[coturos]

y must all have goseigreat! :'(

[areaseven]

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Originally Posted by coturos

y must all have goseigreat! :'(

Because it's collecting dust in some places?

[Kiryu]

Finally getting around to building Gobuster Ace, not a bad kit but I think I'm spoiled by Bandai's Gundam kits.

[coturos]

no i mean u all have it and i want it dearly but was too late. Y MUST U ALL MOCK ME!!!!

[Luffy23]

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Originally Posted by ZeoRangerV

Most of the stickers are easy to apply, its only the tiny ones like the face detailing that can be a bit tricky.

The kits are pretty durable too, Go-BusterOh is just a brick but the individual kits are really sturdy even with articulation. Obviously its not the highest quality of plastic but they're still good.

Thank you for the advice it is really appreciated.

[Kiryu]

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Originally Posted by Luffy23

Thank you for the advice it is really appreciated.

They're a nice alternative to the DX mecha and the Super Robot Chogokin, just that if you want them to look REALLY nice, then you gottta put a little bit of work into them.