most of GUNPLA kits kay plastic man from (High Grades to Perfect Grades)... if you want metal gundams, there are some GFF (Gundam Fix Figuration) na metal which is a bit expensive, and gagmay ra na scale 1/144 man kasagaran...
if you really want metal toys(not kits) try MACROSS... not the newly released by bandai, which are kits also(plastic for what i know)...
and for your info bofox, the one you bought sa SM kay dili na bati, yeah its plastic but high quality plastic(ang bati kay bootlegs/PIRATED?IMITATIOn to be specific), if you dont want to collect gundams because its plastic...ayaw nalang ug palit or collect man... wala raka kafeel sa kits... peace
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10-07-2009, 11:09 PM #131Senior Member
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10-07-2009, 11:33 PM #132Elite Member
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who said anything about me wanting to buy metal type of toys?? Before trying to comment, basaha sa og tarong akong previous posts. I said na the images from their site is completely different from the ones i bought. Looks like gipintalan nila ang gundams to make them look even better. That is why i emphasized na dili kaayo ko swito ani, mao gani gi clarify nako kung need pa ba ni pintalan to achieve results like the ones in the images....
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It's not about feel man, it's about analyzing first the post before commenting. Gets?? Don't take it personally, just read my previous post...
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10-09-2009, 09:23 PM #133C.I.A.
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hi guys, sorry was quite busy the past few days...
anyhow, lets see.. mm...
@ bofox yep these kits are plastic kits but naa man gud ni different grades ang gundam kits, from First grade - High grade - Master grade - Perfect grade which is the most expensive.. so as far as i know, the higher the grade the better the quality but still, you got it right nga mas nindot jud pintalan... painting it with a good quality painting makes a whole world of difference=)
para maka kita ka sa difference, here is an example of a very well painted kit:
BAKUC ONLINE - BANDAI ACTION KIT UNIVERSAL CUP ONLINE COMPETITION
while that same kit is here without any paint:
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that is a Master Grade kit scale 1:100
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@suede and diehard
thanks kayo sa pag explain about sa gundam kits while i was away hehe i appreciate it since na missing in action man ko for a few days=)
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10-10-2009, 11:57 AM #134Elite Member
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thanks sa info, karon na gets na nako. Naa ba say painting tools na gibaligya aron ma parehas sa ilang site ang atong kits? kay i tried sa una, gi paintbrush nako. Bati man kay klaro kaayo ang agi sa brush. How about kung i spraypaint ni nato? pwede kaha??... Originally Posted by Generals
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10-10-2009, 09:38 PM #135C.I.A.
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@bofox
actually, so far the modellers usually use airbrush... and yes there are modeling tools like pliers, scribbers, pinvise, hobby knife etc.. hehe nay baligya sa tamiya but quite expensive but you can usually get alternatives to those=)
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10-11-2009, 01:32 PM #136C.I.A.
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up up lang ta bai!=)
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up napud ta=)
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up up lang gyapon=)
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up up for the day=)
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up for a busy day=)
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