How long does it take to put em together?
Does anyone have YOUTUBE style vids of their makings?
Do all have lights?
Which ones are the best quality as I have heard that Gundam Wing Zero likes to break his hands for no reason...
Do anyone collect em?
Secondary but MORE IMPORTANT..
http://gundammad.co.uk/index.asp?section=products&idd=42
Does ANYONE have 1/550th HGM Dendrobium RX-78GP03 that kit and WHAT IS ITS DIMENSIONS (THE TOY) ?
Full Version: Perfect Grade GUNDAMS
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Taking the time to smooth the cut edges of the parts, you may look at about 8 hours, possibly more, depending on how often you have build gundam sets before. And I personally have the Wing Zero, which is very fragile. It looks beautiful, but compared to other Perfect Grades, it's not the best. And, not all have lights.
Personally, I'm not a great fan of Perfect Grade Gundam at all. Most of them are just too large and cumbersome. I would rather suggest the Master Grade 1/100 series, which is just as detailed and fun to build as the Perfect Grades, but smaller in scale.
As for the set you are looking at: http://www.dalong.net/review/etc/hgm1/hgm1_p.htm
Taking the time to smooth the cut edges of the parts, you may look at about 8 hours, possibly more, depending on how often you have build gundam sets before. And I personally have the Wing Zero, which is very fragile. It looks beautiful, but compared to other Perfect Grades, it's not the best. And, not all have lights.
Personally, I'm not a great fan of Perfect Grade Gundam at all. Most of them are just too large and cumbersome. I would rather suggest the Master Grade 1/100 series, which is just as detailed and fun to build as the Perfect Grades, but smaller in scale.
As for the set you are looking at: http://www.dalong.net/review/etc/hgm1/hgm1_p.htm
Cheers bud. I just need to get that page translated...
QUOTE (FREEFALLL666 @ Mar 23 2008, 05:19 AM) 
Cheers bud. I just need to get that page translated...
I hate those, "It depends" answers, but in this case, it really does depend. Not counting glue cure time, it took me about 6 hours to build the 1/100 Heavyarms kit from Endless Waltz. About the same time to build a MG Zaku I.
The upcoming PG Zeta Gundam is going to be way more complex than, say, the PG Zaku (825 pieces vs. 548). The reviewer at HLJ says it took him about 12 hours to assemble his PG Zaku, and that was snap assembly (i.e. no gluing, painting, etc.) only.
QUOTE (Stormtrooper53 @ Mar 24 2008, 11:06 AM)
QUOTE (FREEFALLL666 @ Mar 23 2008, 05:19 AM)
Cheers bud. I just need to get that page translated...
I hate those, "It depends" answers, but in this case, it really does depend. Not counting glue cure time, it took me about 6 hours to build the 1/100 Heavyarms kit from Endless Waltz. About the same time to build a MG Zaku I.
The upcoming PG Zeta Gundam is going to be way more complex than, say, the PG Zaku (825 pieces vs. 548). The reviewer at HLJ says it took him about 12 hours to assemble his PG Zaku, and that was snap assembly (i.e. no gluing, painting, etc.) only.
Sounds interesting and worth a go, I have a couple of Master Grade Gundam Wings..
Any idea on the Dendrobiums dimensions?
QUOTE (FREEFALLL666 @ Mar 24 2008, 07:21 PM)
Sounds interesting and worth a go, I have a couple of Master Grade Gundam Wings..
Any idea on the Dendrobiums dimensions?
Any idea on the Dendrobiums dimensions?
The only Dendrobium kits I know of that are still readily available is a 1/550 scale kit and a HGUC (1/144 scale) kit.
The HGUC kit is 40 inches long from the tip of the beam cannon barrel to the tail.
well i have the double barrel one( cant think of the name) it took me 6hrs to put it togeather
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