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oooh! This looks good! I cant wait for the how to! ^_^

(ID #38631) Posted on 2007/01/02 02:35

reply to Chopper Dave's comment

Question about the Zudah... is this frm MS IGLOO??? cuz think there was a zudah like this, but need to make sure? anyone wanna help me out?
ABOUT the how to:: awesome! another helpful guide. i hope it doesnt need a lot of materials to master....XD

(ID #38632) Posted on 2007/01/02 02:35

reply to Mike's comment

It look kind of strange...I don't know :/

(ID #38633) Posted on 2007/01/02 02:35

reply to Gé's comment

Which series is this from.. btw Danny, thought you might be intrested in watching this.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mrrvSDgNBnY

(ID #38634) Posted on 2007/01/02 02:35

reply to Skyhawk's comment

:/ I don't know what it is about it, but MSIGLOO just never caught my eye. Can't get down with it. Too bad too, we needed more UC goodness. :/

(ID #38635) Posted on 2007/01/02 02:35

reply to Kazuki's comment

Hmmm... the no-paint technique looks great on this kit.  It has such a raw industrial feel.  I can see why this technique is popular.

Mike, It is "MS OGOLOO".

(ID #38637) Posted on 2007/01/02 02:35

reply to Edward's comment

Actually, it is MS IGLOO. Here's the official site:

http://www.msigloo.net/

I'm still waiting to see if they've done this no-paint technique on lighter or white-colored model kits.

(ID #38639) Posted on 2007/01/02 02:35

reply to Frost Winterheim onboard the Hermodr's comment

hey AWESOME finish! i'm amazed that you can do this no-paint technique with a 1/144... especially the zudah with so much little details! sanding down crevices is really really REALLY difficult...

REALLY looking forward to the no-paint finish guide! is it going to be in english?

(ID #38640) Posted on 2007/01/02 02:35

reply to Tu's comment

I've got this kit. It's in the queue for assembly - so a few hints wouldn't go amiss ... ^^

And yeah - it's the suit introduced in 'MS Igloo' - fine series, IMO.

(ID #38642) Posted on 2007/01/02 02:35

reply to Wind-up's comment

Sorry to take this off topic...
Has anyone ever bought one of G-System's "Gundam Head" kits?  The quality of the kits look fairly good.  Although, it's often hard to judge quality of resin kits from pictures.

Everyone, I apologize for such careless attention before posting lately. m(_ _)m

(ID #38643) Posted on 2007/01/02 02:35

reply to Edward's comment

G-System is a company that is known to produce conversion and standalone kits of various sizes. Since they use resin instead of ABS plastic the parts do not come on runners but as the intended part with a little bit of spill over. 

Over time the molds that they use tend to deteriorate due to nature of resin. So basically over time as they release more and more of the model the worse and worse it looks. (i.e. missing panel lines and such).

The first batch is usually the best looking while the 10th batch may be lacking in some detail. However you can correct them by scribing lines and such.

(ID #38645) Posted on 2007/01/02 02:35

reply to NickC's comment

Lol, true gundam is good for you, working on them relieves stress. Unless you’re a dog, then biting on them relieves stress. ^_^ Cool scans btw. Makes we wish those mags are available here too. 

(ID #38655) Posted on 2007/01/02 02:35

reply to Marvin's comment

The HGUC Zudah is really cool. Apart from the flexibility and posability, all the armaments included are wicked too, especially the huge anti-ship cannon(?) although it is not in Episode 3 of MS IgLoo where Zudah appears.

Anyway, I don't think I would paint my Zudah kit as well when I get my hands on one. The paint scheme is quite difficult for me, especially the different colors used on the shield. I'm not so confident in using masking tapes for painting that area. -_-++ So, most probably I would try out the technique mentioned in the post.

(ID #38668) Posted on 2007/01/02 02:35

reply to Ngee Khiong's comment

Great detail, I hope Im able to get results of this standard!! I just started painting my GAIA 1/144 and Im hoping to get results like this......pheeewwwwww

(ID #40825) Posted on 2007/01/02 02:35

reply to Gordon Pekeur's comment

I didn't like the Zudah at first but it really grew on me.

(ID #42028) Posted on 2007/01/02 02:35

reply to Jimjams's comment

oooh! This looks good! I cant wait for the how to! ^_^

(ID #80635) Posted on 1999/11/30 15:24

reply to Chopper Dave's comment

Question about the Zudah... is this frm MS IGLOO??? cuz think there was a zudah like this, but need to make sure? anyone wanna help me out?
ABOUT the how to:: awesome! another helpful guide. i hope it doesnt need a lot of materials to master....XD

(ID #80636) Posted on 1999/11/30 15:24

reply to Mike's comment

It look kind of strange...I don't know :/

(ID #80637) Posted on 1999/11/30 15:24

reply to Gé's comment

Which series is this from.. btw Danny, thought you might be intrested in watching this.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mrrvSDgNBnY

(ID #80638) Posted on 1999/11/30 15:24

reply to Skyhawk's comment

:/ I don't know what it is about it, but MSIGLOO just never caught my eye. Can't get down with it. Too bad too, we needed more UC goodness. :/

(ID #80639) Posted on 1999/11/30 15:24

reply to Kazuki's comment

Hmmm... the no-paint technique looks great on this kit.  It has such a raw industrial feel.  I can see why this technique is popular.

Mike, It is "MS OGOLOO".

(ID #80641) Posted on 1999/11/30 15:24

reply to Edward's comment

Actually, it is MS IGLOO. Here's the official site:

http://www.msigloo.net/

I'm still waiting to see if they've done this no-paint technique on lighter or white-colored model kits.

(ID #80643) Posted on 1999/11/30 15:24

reply to Frost Winterheim onboard the Hermodr's comment

hey AWESOME finish! i'm amazed that you can do this no-paint technique with a 1/144... especially the zudah with so much little details! sanding down crevices is really really REALLY difficult...

REALLY looking forward to the no-paint finish guide! is it going to be in english?

(ID #80644) Posted on 1999/11/30 15:24

reply to Tu's comment

I've got this kit. It's in the queue for assembly - so a few hints wouldn't go amiss ... ^^

And yeah - it's the suit introduced in 'MS Igloo' - fine series, IMO.

(ID #80646) Posted on 1999/11/30 15:24

reply to Wind-up's comment

Sorry to take this off topic...
Has anyone ever bought one of G-System's "Gundam Head" kits?  The quality of the kits look fairly good.  Although, it's often hard to judge quality of resin kits from pictures.

Everyone, I apologize for such careless attention before posting lately. m(_ _)m

(ID #80647) Posted on 1999/11/30 15:24

reply to Edward's comment

G-System is a company that is known to produce conversion and standalone kits of various sizes. Since they use resin instead of ABS plastic the parts do not come on runners but as the intended part with a little bit of spill over. 

Over time the molds that they use tend to deteriorate due to nature of resin. So basically over time as they release more and more of the model the worse and worse it looks. (i.e. missing panel lines and such).

The first batch is usually the best looking while the 10th batch may be lacking in some detail. However you can correct them by scribing lines and such.

(ID #80649) Posted on 1999/11/30 15:24

reply to NickC's comment

Lol, true gundam is good for you, working on them relieves stress. Unless you’re a dog, then biting on them relieves stress. ^_^ Cool scans btw. Makes we wish those mags are available here too. 

(ID #80659) Posted on 1999/11/30 15:24

reply to Marvin's comment

The HGUC Zudah is really cool. Apart from the flexibility and posability, all the armaments included are wicked too, especially the huge anti-ship cannon(?) although it is not in Episode 3 of MS IgLoo where Zudah appears.

Anyway, I don't think I would paint my Zudah kit as well when I get my hands on one. The paint scheme is quite difficult for me, especially the different colors used on the shield. I'm not so confident in using masking tapes for painting that area. -_-++ So, most probably I would try out the technique mentioned in the post.

(ID #80672) Posted on 1999/11/30 15:24

reply to Ngee Khiong's comment

Great detail, I hope Im able to get results of this standard!! I just started painting my GAIA 1/144 and Im hoping to get results like this......pheeewwwwww

(ID #82829) Posted on 1999/11/30 15:24

reply to Gordon Pekeur's comment

I didn't like the Zudah at first but it really grew on me.

(ID #84032) Posted on 1999/11/30 15:24

reply to Jimjams's comment