Price their kits cheaper. I would gladly invest a legit MG kit worth 2k-4k. DO Not Apply leveling Thinner even to remove the paint. But The Plastic especially the inner frame. R suck. I willing to pay for US Btw, TT still got the market especially China.
The Original too hot for touch. I have spoken to Bandai Japan personel, this is a bootleg company and not related in anyway to Bandai. Thanks Malvin for the information you shared. So now we can finally dismiss the rumors knowing the information came from a reliable source. Bandai cannot lower their prices as low as TT or DM. Meron ako na HG na Bandai pero nadurog yung backpart ng kapatid ko, arrgh.
Tinry ko nang i-fix gamit ang putty and paint,. Anyway, I just need the spare parts. Any suggestions? Thanks in advance. Sir sorry kung late, opo, sa dragon momoko, di ko lang po alam yung tt hongli, may hg at mg po, kaka bili ko lang po nung hg age 1 spallow pero meron din normal at titus dun or greenhills best bet mo para makabili.
Gundam 00, 00 Seven Swords, Condenser Type, etc…. Alam nyo po ba kung saan nakakabili nh PG na red astray na bootleg either hongli or momoka? Mind if I ask you where you got this kit from? Next is Daban, i would say details is average, minimum decals and plastic is a step lower in quality with DM. TT Hong Li, really feels cheap, that is how i would describe it. Plastic feels very cheap, breaks off easily, and very little decals.
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Notify me of new comments via email. The first Gunpla kits were sold in in Japan. Gunpla kits consist of several trays of parts or "runners" that either snap-fit most post models or require glue older models prior to to put together. The cover image on the box, or box art, is usually done by an illustrator with a picture illustration of the subject mecha design in action.
All Gunpla are supplied with stickers and sometimes decals to apply extra colors and markings as seen in the show, movies, manga or video games. Smaller or lower grade kits often require paint to give the model a finished appearance. The kits range in different scales with the most popular scales being: approx 13 cm tall , approx 16—19 cm tall and approx 30 cm tall. Other scales include , , and the SD series.
Since the first Gunpla release, there has been a constant improvement in quality design, material and manufacturing technique by Bandai. The basic kits of the late s routinely re-released by Bandai, with some exceptions require cement and paint. These kits when completed, have very limited range of motion which renders them almost not poseable.
These models were retrospectively called FG First Grade. After FG, the quality of the molding of plastic was improved and HG High Grade level kits were introduced in , providing greater posability.
These models are mostly in scale, though some older kits are in or scale. Created in an easy to collect scale, it represented a chance to release versions of many Mobile Suits for the first time in kit form using refined designs and modern injection moulding technology. New designs, with new mechanical improvements, continue to be introduced in the series even today.
Starting in the HGUC line incorporated mobile suits from the alternate timelines that had not received an HG release. In Bandai launched the "All Gundam Project" in conjunction with the release of Gundam Build Fighters to release all lead Gundams with the universal joint technology in the High Grade line.
This Gunpla line achieves the largest range of motion in each joint. The next level is designated as Master Grade MG , which was introduced in , and are only offered in scale. These kits are manufactured using higher quality plastic and the resulting molds are of a greater standard. However, the model is more expensive, complicated and takes longer to construct.
The finished models offer a superior range of motion compared to the lower level kits to provide for an even wider range of poses, thanks to an inner frame. Some of them actually include specially designed stands for added display ability. Master Grade kits are very presentable assembled straight from the box, but adding paint and detailing can greatly improve the appearance of the finished model. This scale line consists of models that are too large, too obscure, or too costly to produce into the MG line.
As such, the kits lack the inner frame and detail level of MG, but offer articulation levels equal to or better than scale HG kits. The highest quality kits are known as Perfect Grade PG , introduced in These scale models are made of even higher quality plastic and metal components. These kits include parts that have to be secured with screws, and often require some minor wiring for small LEDs. Perfect Grade models are a true challenge and their construction can take days, or even weeks.
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