I recently completed my Master Grade Black Tri Star Zaku II.
I'm thinking of getting a Rick Dom next :P
ggrroohh
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Cahos Rahne Veloza · #42Ah yes, a fine craft it is, collecting & building Gundam Scale models :)I know someone who has his entire room filled with many Gundam Figures. He started out collecting the high end kind, the ones with good quality plastic, then for a short time he opted to collecting those with transparent parts due to financial limitations at one point in his life. Nowadays he goes out buying & building those master grade models, those kinds with many more parts. I'm amazed at how patient he is with his passion like that.Does he paint them...?
ggrroohh · #44Does he paint them...?With the Master Grade ones yes, with the others no, he just applies the stickers that came with the box.Incidentally, I at one point got interested in building Megaman model kits but stopped after I realized the plastic used to connect certain bits, specifically the forearms to the elbow were made of so cheap rubbery plastic that cracks with friction :( Also that same plastic for some odd reason disintegrates into powdery white dust after a while :(I wasted good money on those cheap pieces of crap! :'(
That's the more tough part...
And I'm getting a Master Grade Crossbone Gundam Full Cloth tomorrow ;D