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Since our Aussie guy posted on collecting Gunplas in PHL thread... I decided to create a thread dedicated to builders of the craft

Also would dedicate this thread to my buddy who is also to the craft of building plamos not only Gundams, he also builds military ones too and does garage kits...

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if you remember the guy I mentioned about the quintruple bypass and if so I would dedicate this thread in memory of his craft

Do note kiddies as long buildable or even from lego parts I would consider this, but greater kudos who builds his own stuff by scratch...

One example from my former orgmate who build his own Convoy/Optimus prime (scratch built) and not only that his prized scratch build was Metal Gear Rex

Armament Factory - Deviantart

This post has been edited by vash944 on Feb 4 2015, 06:11 AM

I am recently into plastic models myself; primary on vehicles (1/24 scale cars) and Gunplas. I can post pics later when I get home:

Completed Scale Models:

• Nissan Skyline R34 GT-R v-spec I 99
• Nissan Skyline R34 GT-R Z-tune
• MCR Skyline R34 GT-R "Nismo"
• Toyota Supra JZA80 "My Little Supra"
• Porsche 911 Carrera RS-R 964
• Mitsubishi Lancer Evolution VIII GSR "MR Ralliart GT"
• Nissan Fairlady Z 350Z NISMO "Z-tune"

Completed Gunpla:

• 1/144 HGCE Akatsuki oowashi
• 1/100 Master Grade Sengoku Astray Gundam

Partially complete / WIP:

• Build burning Gundam "Burning Freedom"
• 1/24 Devil Z Fujimi Kit
• 1/24 Veilside RX-8 v1

This post has been edited by Gunma's 34 on Feb 4 2015, 06:38 PM

@Gunma's 34
keep it coming, heck your last pic posted at random thread is a very good example of customization to your own liking

@topic
Will post pics at a later time about my plamo collection and some gunplas that I bulit and custom painted

Custom Paint Plamo:

▪Zoids: König Wulf with Sniper addon [German Gray]
▪1/100 Astray Red: Youmu Konpaku Custom

Other Plamo:
1/1 Hoihoi san

As of now other than Plamos I will be limiting till garage kits because it still use certain types of plastic like PVC and the like

>183 days old
>nfm

Oh well since i just got a 1/24 Skyline 2.5GT-T Turbo (Fujimi) i just wonder usually how to cut some parts that going to be installed on my kit then

I have...;

For my Mecha Action Drama Project?
For Gundams 1/144 HG kits..
Exia Repair II
2x Exia from 00
Amazing Exia HGBF
HGBF Dark Matter Exia
HGBF - Gundam Hono
00 Gundam from 00

1 of 7 Built, didn't paint the the built one because I'm not sure on what colors i want it for
Here's a blueprint i found which I edited teh colors. for my perhaps guideline idea for the model kit to detail...

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1/24: of...

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2x Devil Z from WM official Project D AE86 from ID official Initial D Official FD3S Hatsune Miku 2012/2013 edition BMW Z4 GT3 Ralliart Evo 8 (worth $400) R34 Top Secret R34 Mines R34 M- Spec R34 Z-Tune Evo 7 - MONSTER edition And I bought around 3-5 kits for gunma which I forgot what they were. 3x Rim/Wheel and GT Wing Kits Gran Turismo Decals. Completion Built? 5%, since I painted bodies but didn't bother detailing them.

To buy
Transient.
Build Burning and Try Burning
Weapon Kits. Like Amazing Set and Kurenai Set.
That Starter Set with old RX78 or something - thats cheap and come with weapons


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You get hobby grade clippers or use your nail clipper, either works fine.
Make sure you use hobby glue, not super glue.

Painting is optional...unless you're using a model kit car, theres lots of ways you can do it.

like generally. people use spray paint or try to use actual car paint colors.
I do it the unorthodox method, water based/watered down acrylics and later oil paint them (which u should never do)

Here's an old photo

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Here's my former collection

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Thanks it.