1/100 MG Zaku II version 2.0 is the kit I consider to be the prime example of a perfect master grade. It's fun to build, loaded with tons of mechanical detail, extremely sturdy when built, and very posable. I have built 5, and will probably build another.
My first MG was a birthday gift from my mother,she bought me the shin musha..so amazed how different it was from HG, especially the leg frame,got me addicted & happy i built the MG Deathsycthe
Zaku II 2.0 MS-06J is really where I feel it started to change. Great inner frame, the 2.0 hands, wicked balance and posability. Its great! I'm looking forward to building some other Zakus as well.
i would say the ver. ka kits were and still is the MG line that pushes what makes a MG kit great. Everything before either had screws, polycaps and sometimes only half a frame. wing zero ver. ka was the kit that impressed me the most when i first started building MG kits.
My favourite MG is Unicorn, the sheer detail and complexity of the kit was mindblowing when i put it together for the first time that many years ago. I just snapped the new verka Nu Gundam, that is quite impressive too.
MG MKII 2.0, is probably my benchmark for Master Grades, whether in Titans or AEUG. Great series on the different grades. Keep up the good work, and I suggest that Ryan build one of the aforementioned kits!
A friend of mine tied down a zaku ii gunpla kit once and shot it with a handgun right at the left of the cockpit, it literally gave it a good hole into it... then he took a torch and ran it around the opening to melt the plastic a bit to make it look like a beam gun shit went thru the suit, it looks amazing but I would never replicate that myself...
As usual great work guys. I would say probably one of the step ups from the old to the newer MGs would be the addition of the feature to add lights on certain MGs. In connection to this do you know when they started adding this feature? Probably during the 00 MGs? Anyhow more power and God speed.
I actually really enjoyed the engineering on the new Tallgeese EW. It may not be a huge step, but just the way it all came together and the articulation is very interesting.
Super excited about the RG GP01, too. It's an old favorite of mine, and the lineart looks superb. Perfect fit for the RG style. Hopefully we'll see its rival, the GP02, get an RG to match sooner or later.
to put some believable scratches on gundam kits a regular graphite pencil works pretty good. it goes on shiny so it looks like metal and you can smudge it witd you finger or a cloth. and the best part if you get it somewhere you didnt want to, turn the pencil over and use the eraser!
To answer you question about change in a mg alex is a huge example it had rubber parts and great gimmicks with the old inner frame style. and Im holding out for 2.0. but of the few mg I have built mk II 2.0 was great but my love from grunt suits makes me enjoy the ball and truely enjoy it.
Always am waiting for a new episode with anticipation guys. Love the show. So do you think that since they are showing the next epic episodes of unicorn if we are going to see more new mobile suits for bandai to put out? Can't wait to see what they're going to pull out of their sleeves.
Hey Sid and Ryan great show as always and very educational for people who are new to MG like me. Uhm I just want to ask is what is the best MG to recommend to beginners like me? Thank you and more power to GunPla TV. Oh and also are you also going to make an episode about RG?
Iv got to say for me the pinicle of mastergrade technology has got to be the redframe, and blue frame, there just so amazingly designed and excecuted in most every way :)
My favorite MG is the Force Impulse because it was my first MG line and my #1 Gundam of it. The Inner Frames is outstanding and the design is very true to the anime although i see the beam riffle cant stay in the peg of the right hand but still its a great kit for those who want to start with the MG series i recommand. Maybe next time i might thinking of building the Sinanju Stien as a first ver ka series.
MG Dom marked the beginning of true inner frames and movable hands with pegs. RX-78-2 Gundam Ver 1.5 was, I believe, the first kits to have moving parts all molded together with it's famous and often re-used leg frame. MG God Gundam introduced the mobile fighter frame. OYW Gundam was the start of the "2.0" Hands, but the Mk II 2.0 was the first 2.0 with an AMAZING FRAME! From there, Sinanju, Wing Gundam, AGE-1 Normal, Duel Gundam, and Nu Ver Ka all are bench marks for a new style of building.
as for gundams i would build again. i currently own the master grade strike, strike version remaster, and star build strike. all are very similar. the strike itself, the way it is designed, is a very solid kit. im a huge fan of the way it's built. both the old version (even though there are some articulation issues in the hips due to stubborn skirts) is very solid and with the aile striker pack on is very capable of standing on it's own (although it does look much better in it's famous arial pose). i have a huge soft spot for kits that can stand on their own. i love the seed/seed destiny designs, but sometimes all those massive wings can really get in the way. it's refreshing to have a kit that doesnt have any big huge backpack or wings that can easily stand on it's own in nearly any pose.
Regarding Syd asking what kit was one of the biggest turn points in MG's, I would say the RX-78-2 Gundam Ver OYW is a big turning point in MG's. Reason being, it was the first to introduce the 2.0 hands even though it wasn't the true Version 2.0 since the rest of the frame was a slightly modified Version 1.5 and because the 2.0 was eventually made to be more anime accurate.
Hi guys! thanks for doing the show. I've seen you guys talk about a couple of different kotobukiya kits (spelling?) and now I'm interested in purchasing a few from HLJ. Look for that business in the near future. To answer the question about holding weapons in hands. TRY STICKY TACK!
master grades certainly areamazing in the way that they can have all the gimicks and cool transformations and stuff, however it almost never goes without some kind of issues surrounding the fact. for instance, articulation issues or the kit not being very solidly built. the unicorn gundam is a huge example of this. in it's master grade form it still does pose many issues and parts like the knees when transforming it are not very solid at all. not to mention the ankles are quite weak and i'm very amazed that my master grade unicorn hasn't just lost ballance and toppled backwards yet. however, one time i bumped my shelf and it did go into a forward slouch.
I got an MG Exia Ignition mode and finished it lately, and damn, I would buy the standard edition, the assemble it as the repair mode 1! An innovation I'm looking forward is that Bandai would release conversion kits for the MG Exia Line. It would be nice to assemble the Avalanche, the Repair Mode II & III! :D
im biased. my favorite gundam is the Rx-178 Mk. II. my first ever *true* master grade was the titans ver. 2.0. i have built the no grade 1/100 wing kits before, but the detail and flexibility of this kit in particular is astounding. i'm seriously thinking of getting the aeug version. maybe getting HD versions as well. i'm trying to hold off until next month when i have more money, but the desire to build is getting the better of me. i have ordered the MG F91 and Unicorn OVA. they should be here any day. i have heard good things about both. looking forward to it.
The HD versions or the limited editions based on the New translation trilogy are nice but they have a gloss finish on all the parts, well the mk2 titans one did for me, so sanding off nubs made it trickykeeping the finish.
MG Zeta Ver. 2.0 versus MG Zeta Ver. 1 shows a great progression in technology, as do the different versions of Gundam MkII. Of the ones I've built, my current favorite MG is either Gundam Mk II or Unicorn OVA Ver. (Though I haven't gotten around to this Zaku R1A Ver2 or Nu Ver Ka yet)
I would like to mention the G Gundam series of master grades. How their inner frames are designed to let them do unthinkable poses that would be impossible for other MGs to pull off. And, if I'm not mistaken, you can actually pose the God Gundam performing a "high kick" without an action base?
One MG I fully enjoyed (and many others have as well) is the Turn A MG. It's simple to build, but stands solidly and has THE most unique design there is. I also enjoyed the Unicorn for all of its sliding panels and the like, though I'm sure there are many other MGs that showcase larger strides in engineering. Ryan, build the Turn A if you're ever going to build an MG. :P I'm interested in what you guys think of the new stuff coming out, like Valvrave.
the best MG kits for me is the ref and blue frame astray. the only thing i would change are the hands i think. i just wish they would release the red frame with the original form with the shield and the beam rifle...
Dear Syd and Ryan, as a modeler on a budget, what method of painting would you recommend? Also, does shelling out the extra cash for Tamiya/Mr. Hobby products create a drastic change in the finished product?
I have to say, the MG destiny and MG strike freedom were very amazing builds with great tech upgrades from the the MG wing zero custom i build. but even the MG WZC was amazing compared to the MGs before it.
Only one kind of hand missed out on, the polycap swappable hands for the G-Gundam Mastergrades. I personally am not to fond of the transforming mastergrades. While great that they can, my experience is that it usually ends up making either the kit frail or overly complex. Despite that, the FAZZ really taught me about how detailed MG's can be. My favorite MG remains the Musha Mark 2.
You were talking about them making updated kits like 2.0 I would love to see a mg nt-1 2.0 its one of my favorite kits I love how it looks and they could do so much with it since its so old what do you think them re-making a kit like that
Zeta 1.0. First transforming MG, first LED. I do miss the HY2M head kits though. My favorite MGs are Sinanju and the Zaku 2.0 and Gelgoog 2.0 - I've built all of the MG Strike kits, though, and am looking forward to the HD. I've built at least 1 of every mold/variation of MGs, aside from some of the newer ones and a few older/bigger ones (The O, Perfect Zeong, etc). Eagerly awaiting the arrival of my Nu ver Ka and Sinanju Stein :)
for me one of the best master grade is the blue and red frame, by far one of the best kits, next would be exia, havent meet a gundam kit builder who does not own a red or blue frame or both also i love the one year war version of the rx 78-2 gundam
Favourite MG kit? MG infinite justice. plainly stupid sexy Favourite line of Gunpla? HG, cos i built hundreds of them and i love how fun sized they are! as the MGs improve, the HGs are slowly creeping up in terms of standards. RGs are next in the line, as space constraint is my main problem, 1/144 stuff are what i look out for. MGs are terrific but since i've only built 2 i can't say much. who's excited by the MG Strike remastered? i sure am! i have yet to touch a PG ^^
i just realized you guys have three of the same poster on your walls. you must really love the epyon if you want to see it 3 seperate times on your wall.
ive been goin through your videos lately and im really confused on which grade should i start to build because this is goin to be my first time building a model kit
Hello Ryan, I'm planning on putting a new color scheme on a MG Buster and i was wondering if i should paint the joints? Since they're pretty tight already, i don't know if painting will make the joints unable to fit. Any advice?
Yo Ryan, Sid. i was wondering if you could announce items like this "Gundam UC Bande Dessinee 8 Limited Edition with 1/100 Armed Armor DE" on the show you happen to know about them item code "KDK20662" while it is a manga it is also an item you feature on your site and it comes with special gundam item extras i nearly missed this item as I had just happened acrossed it after ordering the item got a discontinued. i love these types of items for my gunpla.
I am very happy with my exia and wing gundam I started building in august of this year those where the first two I've built and now I have 5 and one stuck till I can get a replacement part but I'd definitely build my exia and wing gundam again! They are good models and my favorite gundam I have the wing gundam, exia, red astray, hi nu ver ka, destiny gundam, and rx -0 unicorn full armour
TheMuscleHamster you could look on amazon, you can go to Bandai it's self or if your gundam is from bluefincorp (it will say it on the side if it is or not) you can order replacement parts from them as well.
My favourite MG is the Guntank (despite those awful tracks) as there are no hands or other kits like it. I'm not a big fan of those 2.0 hands because when I built the MG MK2 2.0 (Great kit) the plastic which held the index finger in was too thin and broke and now it's super glued in one position! :'( Seriously Ryan, you've not built an MG. Here's an idea, write the numbers between 1 and 165 on different pieces of paper and have a lottery. The winning number is the kit you build.
that reminds me there is still no Blast impulse MG :( it's my favorite version of the impulse. Also if i ever get the Stein it's going to need some color.
today, i found a 'top 50 MG kit list' done on bandai's website. #2 was the gundam Ex-S. i must admit, this kit wasn't even on my radar. can anyone shed light on why this one is so popular. is it worth the $$$?
1/100 MG Zaku II version 2.0 is the kit I consider to be the prime example of a perfect master grade. It's fun to build, loaded with tons of mechanical detail, extremely sturdy when built, and very posable. I have built 5, and will probably build another.
MG force impulse is my fav. It's solid build and proportions always makes me want to pose it more and more.
My first MG was a birthday gift from my mother,she bought me the shin musha..so amazed how different it was from HG, especially the leg frame,got me addicted & happy i built the MG Deathsycthe
Zaku II 2.0 MS-06J is really where I feel it started to change. Great inner frame, the 2.0 hands, wicked balance and posability. Its great! I'm looking forward to building some other Zakus as well.
the MG strike freedom or even the MG strike and MG freedom have been amazing kits to build and how well they made them for the time its just amazing
i would say the ver. ka kits were and still is the MG line that pushes what makes a MG kit great. Everything before either had screws, polycaps and sometimes only half a frame. wing zero ver. ka was the kit that impressed me the most when i first started building MG kits.
The original freedom gundam and freedom gundam 2.0 i love how the inner frame change and the gimmicks have been improved
My favourite MG is Unicorn, the sheer detail and complexity of the kit was mindblowing when i put it together for the first time that many years ago. I just snapped the new verka Nu Gundam, that is quite impressive too.
MG MKII 2.0, is probably my benchmark for Master Grades, whether in Titans or AEUG. Great series on the different grades. Keep up the good work, and I suggest that Ryan build one of the aforementioned kits!
I've recently got MG Sazabi Ver. Ka, and I say its definitely amazing. I just love those sliding parts.
Seconded
I love the Victory Gundam MG :') It was my first ever MG and it was awesome building it.
A friend of mine tied down a zaku ii gunpla kit once and shot it with a handgun right at the left of the cockpit, it literally gave it a good hole into it... then he took a torch and ran it around the opening to melt the plastic a bit to make it look like a beam gun shit went thru the suit, it looks amazing but I would never replicate that myself...
As usual great work guys. I would say probably one of the step ups from the old to the newer MGs would be the addition of the feature to add lights on certain MGs. In connection to this do you know when they started adding this feature? Probably during the 00 MGs? Anyhow more power and God speed.
I actually really enjoyed the engineering on the new Tallgeese EW. It may not be a huge step, but just the way it all came together and the articulation is very interesting.
Super excited about the RG GP01, too. It's an old favorite of mine, and the lineart looks superb. Perfect fit for the RG style. Hopefully we'll see its rival, the GP02, get an RG to match sooner or later.
to put some believable scratches on gundam kits a regular graphite pencil works pretty good. it goes on shiny so it looks like metal and you can smudge it witd you finger or a cloth. and the best part if you get it somewhere you didnt want to, turn the pencil over and use the eraser!
To answer you question about change in a mg alex is a huge example it had rubber parts and great gimmicks with the old inner frame style. and Im holding out for 2.0. but of the few mg I have built mk II 2.0 was great but my love from grunt suits makes me enjoy the ball and truely enjoy it.
Always am waiting for a new episode with anticipation guys. Love the show.
So do you think that since they are showing the next epic episodes of unicorn if we are going to see more new mobile suits for bandai to put out?
Can't wait to see what they're going to pull out of their sleeves.
Hey Sid and Ryan great show as always and very educational for people who are new to MG like me. Uhm I just want to ask is what is the best MG to recommend to beginners like me? Thank you and more power to GunPla TV. Oh and also are you also going to make an episode about RG?
Iv got to say for me the pinicle of mastergrade technology has got to be the redframe, and blue frame, there just so amazingly designed and excecuted in most every way :)
My favorite MG is the Force Impulse because it was my first MG line and my #1 Gundam of it. The Inner Frames is outstanding and the design is very true to the anime although i see the beam riffle cant stay in the peg of the right hand but still its a great kit for those who want to start with the MG series i recommand.
Maybe next time i might thinking of building the Sinanju Stien as a first ver ka series.
MG Dom marked the beginning of true inner frames and movable hands with pegs. RX-78-2 Gundam Ver 1.5 was, I believe, the first kits to have moving parts all molded together with it's famous and often re-used leg frame. MG God Gundam introduced the mobile fighter frame. OYW Gundam was the start of the "2.0" Hands, but the Mk II 2.0 was the first 2.0 with an AMAZING FRAME! From there, Sinanju, Wing Gundam, AGE-1 Normal, Duel Gundam, and Nu Ver Ka all are bench marks for a new style of building.
as for gundams i would build again. i currently own the master grade strike, strike version remaster, and star build strike. all are very similar. the strike itself, the way it is designed, is a very solid kit. im a huge fan of the way it's built. both the old version (even though there are some articulation issues in the hips due to stubborn skirts) is very solid and with the aile striker pack on is very capable of standing on it's own (although it does look much better in it's famous arial pose). i have a huge soft spot for kits that can stand on their own. i love the seed/seed destiny designs, but sometimes all those massive wings can really get in the way. it's refreshing to have a kit that doesnt have any big huge backpack or wings that can easily stand on it's own in nearly any pose.
Regarding Syd asking what kit was one of the biggest turn points in MG's, I would say the RX-78-2 Gundam Ver OYW is a big turning point in MG's. Reason being, it was the first to introduce the 2.0 hands even though it wasn't the true Version 2.0 since the rest of the frame was a slightly modified Version 1.5 and because the 2.0 was eventually made to be more anime accurate.
Hi guys! thanks for doing the show. I've seen you guys talk about a couple of different kotobukiya kits (spelling?) and now I'm interested in purchasing a few from HLJ. Look for that business in the near future.
To answer the question about holding weapons in hands. TRY STICKY TACK!
Hi Sid and Ryan, great show as always. Sid do you think we'll get a sinanju stein titanium version?
That tristar zaku looks great! Is that a clear satin finish spray on there?
master grades certainly areamazing in the way that they can have all the gimicks and cool transformations and stuff, however it almost never goes without some kind of issues surrounding the fact. for instance, articulation issues or the kit not being very solidly built. the unicorn gundam is a huge example of this. in it's master grade form it still does pose many issues and parts like the knees when transforming it are not very solid at all. not to mention the ankles are quite weak and i'm very amazed that my master grade unicorn hasn't just lost ballance and toppled backwards yet. however, one time i bumped my shelf and it did go into a forward slouch.
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Definitely the nu ver. ka with those sonic welded hands.
Those hands are also confirmed to be in the mg jesta that is about to come out.
I got an MG Exia Ignition mode and finished it lately, and damn, I would buy the standard edition, the assemble it as the repair mode 1! An innovation I'm looking forward is that Bandai would release conversion kits for the MG Exia Line. It would be nice to assemble the Avalanche, the Repair Mode II & III! :D
im biased. my favorite gundam is the Rx-178 Mk. II. my first ever *true* master grade was the titans ver. 2.0. i have built the no grade 1/100 wing kits before, but the detail and flexibility of this kit in particular is astounding.
i'm seriously thinking of getting the aeug version. maybe getting HD versions as well. i'm trying to hold off until next month when i have more money, but the desire to build is getting the better of me.
i have ordered the MG F91 and Unicorn OVA. they should be here any day. i have heard good things about both. looking forward to it.
The HD versions or the limited editions based on the New translation trilogy are nice but they have a gloss finish on all the parts, well the mk2 titans one did for me, so sanding off nubs made it trickykeeping the finish.
MG Zeta Ver. 2.0 versus MG Zeta Ver. 1 shows a great progression in technology, as do the different versions of Gundam MkII. Of the ones I've built, my current favorite MG is either Gundam Mk II or Unicorn OVA Ver. (Though I haven't gotten around to this Zaku R1A Ver2 or Nu Ver Ka yet)
I would like to mention the G Gundam series of master grades. How their inner frames are designed to let them do unthinkable poses that would be impossible for other MGs to pull off. And, if I'm not mistaken, you can actually pose the God Gundam performing a "high kick" without an action base?
A milestone in Mg technology was the God Gundam. It was the first MG with a complete inner frame!
favorite MG Zeta Plus and Zaku 2.0 the 2.0 Mk 2 seemed frail but by the Zaku the inner frame is perfect.
MG AGE kits. Easy to build, fantastic engineering, and great posability.
I remeber my first MG kit. It was the Gouf Custom from 08th MS Team. I really wish that Bandai would release an updated version of it.
One MG I fully enjoyed (and many others have as well) is the Turn A MG. It's simple to build, but stands solidly and has THE most unique design there is. I also enjoyed the Unicorn for all of its sliding panels and the like, though I'm sure there are many other MGs that showcase larger strides in engineering.
Ryan, build the Turn A if you're ever going to build an MG. :P
I'm interested in what you guys think of the new stuff coming out, like Valvrave.
the best MG kits for me is the ref and blue frame astray. the only thing i would change are the hands i think. i just wish they would release the red frame with the original form with the shield and the beam rifle...
Dear Syd and Ryan, as a modeler on a budget, what method of painting would you recommend?
Also, does shelling out the extra cash for Tamiya/Mr. Hobby products create a drastic change in the finished product?
I have to say, the MG destiny and MG strike freedom were very amazing builds with great tech upgrades from the the MG wing zero custom i build. but even the MG WZC was amazing compared to the MGs before it.
Only one kind of hand missed out on, the polycap swappable hands for the G-Gundam Mastergrades. I personally am not to fond of the transforming mastergrades. While great that they can, my experience is that it usually ends up making either the kit frail or overly complex. Despite that, the FAZZ really taught me about how detailed MG's can be. My favorite MG remains the Musha Mark 2.
You were talking about them making updated kits like 2.0 I would love to see a mg nt-1 2.0 its one of my favorite kits I love how it looks and they could do so much with it since its so old what do you think them re-making a kit like that
Zeta 1.0. First transforming MG, first LED. I do miss the HY2M head kits though. My favorite MGs are Sinanju and the Zaku 2.0 and Gelgoog 2.0 - I've built all of the MG Strike kits, though, and am looking forward to the HD. I've built at least 1 of every mold/variation of MGs, aside from some of the newer ones and a few older/bigger ones (The O, Perfect Zeong, etc). Eagerly awaiting the arrival of my Nu ver Ka and Sinanju Stein :)
Favorite probably would be MG Infinite Justice. But the landmark MG would probably be the MG RX78-2 OYW and Version 2.0.
personally I think Qan[T] and 00 Raiser, the articulation is really really great "but most problems comes from it" LED lights and the proportions
for me one of the best master grade is the blue and red frame, by far one of the best kits, next would be exia, havent meet a gundam kit builder who does not own a red or blue frame or both also i love the one year war version of the rx 78-2 gundam
Favourite MG kit? MG infinite justice. plainly stupid sexy
Favourite line of Gunpla? HG, cos i built hundreds of them and i love how fun sized they are! as the MGs improve, the HGs are slowly creeping up in terms of standards.
RGs are next in the line, as space constraint is my main problem, 1/144 stuff are what i look out for.
MGs are terrific but since i've only built 2 i can't say much. who's excited by the MG Strike remastered? i sure am!
i have yet to touch a PG ^^
i just realized you guys have three of the same poster on your walls. you must really love the epyon if you want to see it 3 seperate times on your wall.
Can't wait for the RG episode!
Rx-78-2 Ver. 1.5 is the switch form me, the legs on it were great, still not 2.0 but getting there
LOL! Thanks for reading my question! I LOVE FINAL FANTASY!
MG Infinite Justice and MG Destiny (Extreme Burst Mode) are awesome too...
I would build another Sinanju eventually. However I built 5 Zaku 2.0 & have another 7 Zaku 2.0
Awesome video guys, can't wait for the next one as usual! Also Syd, Go Leafs Go! :P
review on kotobukiya jehuty and anubis...so hard to find a decent review on youtube...thanks
Some good MGs i built is the Nu ver Ka, Stein/Sinanju, Red/Blue Frame
theres something out there thats like putty or playdoh that you can use to help a gunpla hold its weapon in hand
MG Hi-Nu gundam is the kit that change the feel of master grades.
ive been goin through your videos lately and im really confused on which grade should i start to build because this is goin to be my first time building a model kit
"...A gun." - Syd
Haha, just great.
I love the zoids. I got 6 right now. My best is vans blade liger
I've only built 4 MG kits so far, but my favorite would have to be Sinanju OVA
there were also smallest gundam besides the victory gundam is the F91 gundam (normal and harrison martin custom) and the crossbones x1, x2 and
x3
Hi Syd and Ryan, what are your outcast for the RG of 2013 Dec? i'm laying a bet on RG strike freedom!
Hello Ryan, I'm planning on putting a new color scheme on a MG Buster and i was wondering if i should paint the joints? Since they're pretty tight already, i don't know if painting will make the joints unable to fit. Any advice?
are the pictures shown for the mastergrade, is the paint shown legit. Or is it specially made?
the destiny is number 11 and I cant wait for it anymore at all
Yo Ryan, Sid. i was wondering if you could announce items like this "Gundam UC Bande Dessinee 8 Limited Edition with 1/100 Armed Armor DE" on the show you happen to know about them item code "KDK20662" while it is a manga it is also an item you feature on your site and it comes with special gundam item extras i nearly missed this item as I had just happened acrossed it after ordering the item got a discontinued. i love these types of items for my gunpla.
mg 00 raiser since it included both the moving fingers and the exchanging fingers
Actually, Gilgamesh is in Final Fantasy XII. He's an optional boss fight. Oh, suiton629, 'You made yourself appear to know much'.
I am very happy with my exia and wing gundam I started building in august of this year those where the first two I've built and now I have 5 and one stuck till I can get a replacement part but I'd definitely build my exia and wing gundam again! They are good models and my favorite gundam
I have the wing gundam, exia, red astray, hi nu ver ka, destiny gundam, and rx -0 unicorn full armour
where to get the replacement part?
TheMuscleHamster you could look on amazon, you can go to Bandai it's self or if your gundam is from bluefincorp (it will say it on the side if it is or not) you can order replacement parts from them as well.
thank you for answering my question..very good advice
TheMuscleHamster Yeah! no problem i really like helping people especially other model builders!
Ball is technically the smallest MG.
LOL
The old MG Nu Gundam was the best kit for the time, felt like PG before PG existed.
RYAN!!!! Give us a list of 5 MGs u like the most by looks and have us vote on what you should build :D
Was that the Online Exclusive 06S Black-Tri Stars Ver?
Hey syd and ryan i wanted to know if you guys had any info on the mg age 3 and mg age fx. Hope you answer my question.
Our IT team is working to resolved the problem.
My favourite MG is the Guntank (despite those awful tracks) as there are no hands or other kits like it. I'm not a big fan of those 2.0 hands because when I built the MG MK2 2.0 (Great kit) the plastic which held the index finger in was too thin and broke and now it's super glued in one position! :'(
Seriously Ryan, you've not built an MG. Here's an idea, write the numbers between 1 and 165 on different pieces of paper and have a lottery. The winning number is the kit you build.
So is it true were going to see the MG tallgeese II in may???
that reminds me there is still no Blast impulse MG :( it's my favorite version of the impulse. Also if i ever get the Stein it's going to need some color.
The first MG to have a complete inner frame is the F91 I believe
can i ask you a question? where are you working?
hey ryan, i noticed this since ep. 106. your tummy seems to be getting bigger? ^_^
my favorite mg i built is probably mg FA unicorn gundam
are you going to do what is SD?
do master grades have articulated fingers? i wanna know what im gonna be facing when i start my first mg
Sid and Ryan the first time what people call the 2.0 hands where first used on in 1999 Dom
Id also really recomend Ryan to build Rex that kit is awesome :D
so would the sinanju stein be considered a gundam?
the Mg Rick Dias also had moving fingers
my favorite mg i built is probably the new buster
My favorite scale 1/100 master grade
When will the sinanju ova be released in march
Hi there Syd, Ryan. Are the hlj servers down, I'm not able to do anything on the website. Thx
today, i found a 'top 50 MG kit list' done on bandai's website. #2 was the gundam Ex-S. i must admit, this kit wasn't even on my radar. can anyone shed light on why this one is so popular. is it worth the $$$?
It's huge an has a lot of parts check reviews on youtube
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Get him to build the Perfect Zeong, since he likes handling big kits so much.
Gundam F91 was the first MG to use no polycaps.
the HG Bawoo breaks apart and transforms
MG Sinanju and MG Destiny the best kits ever build in MG kits.
Ryan,.. Get an MG. wonder which kit would you pick ?