I had my doubts when I first opened the kit but the details stood out. The panel lines on this conversion kit are the true highlights, but they were shallow and I was worried that they will be buried after priming, sanding, puttying, and painting. Sure, I had to re-scribe some panel lines that got lost in details, but not as many as I thought I had to. Overall turn out was markedly better than the straight-out-of-the-box build. Not that I'm a master builder and my FAZZ took about a week from start to finish, including the conversion kit. The metal chains are a nice touch. I wouldn't mind paying a little extra for the conversion for the hyper mega launcher. Maybe the designers at SH thought the standard launcher didn't need improvements? I doubt, but for what it was advertised and the cost, I say this kit is pretty solid.

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SH Studio resin kits just don’t have the same level of quality as Fortune Meow or YujiaoLand. Unfortunately despite this, they are still pretty expensive. I haven’t started building this kit yet, but after inspecting the parts I can already tell it’s going to be quite the ordeal. The resin is a little crusty and will require a lot of clipping, sanding, and re-scribing. Resin kits are always a lot of work, but it’s hard to justify this one at such a high price when compared to the competition. However, the parts do have very nice details and I’m still really excited about how they will look on my FAZZ. This kit also comes with some nice waterslide decals. There are a couple metal parts too. One is a “chaingun” style ammo belt, which looks cool but doesn’t really make sense coming out of a hyper mega beam cannon. The other is a tacky looking mesh tube which goes around the waist. Overall, I do recommend this product, but definitely not if this is your first time working with resin. For that I’d say to choose something from Fortune Meow.

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