Title says it all, this is an outstanding airbrush paint, and a perfect green for the lighter green of a mass production Zaku 2. I just wish there was an option for a bigger bottle!

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I was skeptical of the Raser at first, having had experience with off brand and even Dspaie’s glass files, deeming them “okay enough”, even when I’d end up with accidental gouges on my builds from me mishandling the glass file. I have yet to experience those kinds of mistakes with the Raser, and it’s MUCH more effective at eliminating nubs quickly than any other glass file. It’s my immediate go-to for nub removal now, and with proper manipulation, can get to some quite tight spaces. It’s genuinely worth the relatively high asking price, because you definitely get what you pay for.

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I’ll be honest, I completely checked out of this kit for a few months after finishing the Unicorn itself and both Beam Magnums. The whole Full Armor unit is just so tedious and repetitive, with over half of this kit’s 34 runners making up that Full Armor unit, you’ll either need to have extreme patience or be a hyperfan of the Unicorn to be able to build this kit in a relatively short time frame. The hip and knee joints also get weak over time in just a static standing pose even without the Full Armor unit, and that’s really not acceptable, especially from a Master Grade. Part of this kit’s hefty price tag really should have been a few die-cast parts. Over all, I can’t in good consciousness recommend this kit unless you’re ready to overcome its challenges.

Gogg is really hard to mess up in my opinion, and this HG, even for how dated it is, hits the mark perfectly. "Limited articulation"? It's Gogg. The actual descriptions of this thing say its movement is limited by design. This is a kit that's aged so well it even surpasses the 2004 Gundam NT-1 Alex.

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I'll be honest, the HG Alex hasn't aged particularly well, especially compared to an even older kit like Gogg. Its articulation isn't particularly anything to scoff at, it basically requires a yellow paint marker to detail the verniers, and the Chobham armor comes out of box in an ugly greenish-gray color, which I painted over to make less gross. It'll look great on the shelf next to my FA-78 Gundam 7th, but other than also recommending it for who its pilot is, don't get this unless you're ready to deal with a 21 year old kit.

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It's hard to predict when Bandai will produce this kit again, hang tight!

now

honestly the SP-00-N is too big

I also hear rumors of a MG spork conversion kit coming soon

Yes it includes the Nu Gundam, the Jet effects, and an action base.

It's currently in stock.

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No, it is meant to bond polystyrene only. You’ll need super glue or epoxy to glue metal to plastic.

it is 3x bigger than YOU