[2ndSndWve]

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Originally Posted by Powerman293

Very uninteresting color scheme, very basic articulation and detail even compared to 00 season 2's kits. But I love him overall.

And there's the part-swapping.

[ElConvoy]

Finished building my first Gunpla

[algo448]

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Originally Posted by ElConvoy

Finished building my first Gunpla

Bonus points for a Crossbone.
Small deduction for the Maoh.

That kit looks uber playable, it can kill in at least 11 different ways.

[ElConvoy]

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Originally Posted by algo448

Bonus points for a Crossbone.
Small deduction for the Maoh.

That kit looks uber playable, it can kill in at least 11 different ways.

It was the only one there I could afford and Skulls are always awesome

Yeah its really really fun. It has like bajillion weapons

[Powerman293]

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Originally Posted by ElConvoy

Finished building my first Gunpla

Cool!

Any other kits/series you are interested in?

[ElConvoy]

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Originally Posted by Powerman293

Cool!

Any other kits/series you are interested in?

Plenty. Definitely getting alot more Build Fighters sets as well as the new RX-78 Set from the original anime coming out in july.

[2ndSndWve]

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Originally Posted by ElConvoy

Plenty. Definitely getting alot more Build Fighters sets as well as the new RX-78 Set from the original anime coming out in july.

I am super hyped for that new RX, and the Revive line in general.

[ElConvoy]

Got a quick question regarding mold flash on gundams. Whats the best way to file off the leftover plastic from the sprews without damaging the gundam parts?

I had some where it worled very well and on others I couldnt properly file the plastic down without scratching the rest of the gundam.

[blastmonkey]

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Originally Posted by ElConvoy

Got a quick question regarding mold flash on gundams. Whats the best way to file off the leftover plastic from the sprews without damaging the gundam parts?

I had some where it worled very well and on others I couldnt properly file the plastic down without scratching the rest of the gundam.

It gets a little time consuming, but I (carefully) shave off the majority with a blade and then work down the remaining nub with varying grits of sandpaper/sanding pad, ranging from 400 to 600 grit.

[2ndSndWve]

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Originally Posted by ElConvoy

Got a quick question regarding mold flash on gundams. Whats the best way to file off the leftover plastic from the sprews without damaging the gundam parts?

I had some where it worled very well and on others I couldnt properly file the plastic down without scratching the rest of the gundam.

I shave the nubs off with a hobby knife.