If you have experience with resin this kit is pretty straight-forward. Yes, you will have to heat and re-set some parts. The resin is thin, small, and very detailed, hence why it usually arrives warped. It needs some prep work but this is by far the easiest resin kit to modify. If YLJ comes warped I have to get tongs, boiling water, and a free afternoon to try to unwarp their thick resin. This kit can be fixed with a blowdryer. Unlike the other posters my kit had maybe 4 parts out of all of them that needed to be re-affixed. Required some sanding but not an inordinate amount. Used a bit of green stuff and putty because of small bubbles and personal preference. I would give the kit 4 stars but these reviews are unfair so I'm swinging it the other way. Included pic of what it looks like attached and unpainted and some of the other resin kits I've worked on for examples.

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This is the worst conversion kit I’ve built so far. The panel lines molded in were pretty much gone entirely, peg slots filled in on almost all pieces, many parts not fitting without heavy modification, and parts boarder line broken. You’ll need to do a lot of prep-work and etchings if you want this kit to look good. Honestly don’t buy this kit.

Ok being this is the only RG sazabi kit out there, it needs a ton and I do mean a ton of prep work. Parts needed to be warmed up and re set ie. Bent and warped parts. I had at least 3-4 parts that were clearly broken and “fixed” with resin but badly. The parts should have been replaced. Tons of sanding and fitting but all resin kits have some degree of this. There were bubbles in the resin that needed to be filled. Just know that you will need to do a lot of prep and you will need to buy the Etched parts to make it look like there pictures. I did not you can see in my pics the kit works but you will need a lot of prep. It’s no YJL kit 😂

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