SD Gundam pics

Anonymous

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November 2005

Posted by Anonymous on Saturday, February 21, 2004 12:12 AM

thanks Dan! just built them OOB because the paint is already nice.

oh by the way, just remembered the voltes v parts!

crewzer = driven by steve
bomber = big bert
panzer = mark
frigate = little john
lander = jamie

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Buddho

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March 2003
From: Newport News VA

Posted by Buddho on Thursday, February 19, 2004 3:55 PM

Great looking Gundams Gary

Regards, Dan

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Anonymous

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November 2005

Posted by Anonymous on Thursday, February 19, 2004 2:19 AM

Oh Dwight thanks for correcting me. i never thought it was that old! lol i think i was still crawling when voltes v came up! i remember when i was watching the last episode, our tv then is still black n white! and when the intro theme was playing, it got cut by president marcos' state of the nation address...i really cried for hours coz i missed the last episode LOL

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MartianGundamModeler

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November 2003
From: Tennessee

Posted by MartianGundamModeler on Monday, February 16, 2004 11:40 PM

Hey some other neat little robot kits are the Medabot robot kits. The have a dicast metal skeleton! They are on clearance at toys r us and may be Kay be too i beleive.

"Some men look at things the way they are and ask ' Why?'. I dream of things that never were and ask "Why not?".--Robert Kennedy taken from George Bernard Shaw's "Back To Methuselah" (Thanks to TomZ2) http://martiangundammodels.50megs.com/index.html

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Anonymous

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November 2005

Posted by Anonymous on Monday, February 16, 2004 10:46 PM

Last night while packing my Resin Kits I came across three SD Gundam Kits by B-Club:
1.) Gundam ZZ
2.) Guntank (Monk)
3.) Marasai

Nice little kits and one day they will be build too. Big Smile [:D]

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Dwight Ta-ala

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July 2003
From: Philippines

Posted by Dwight Ta-ala on Monday, February 16, 2004 10:37 PM

MGM, MMF: Voltes V was actually a 70's era cartoon series. It was being aired here in the Philippines through 1980's and even the 1990's.

Here's one link:

http://users.animanga.com/voltesv/mecha/voltes.html

There has been lots of different figures released previously and are already considered rare nowadays.

Nice work on the Gundams Gary.

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MartianGundamModeler

Member since
November 2003
From: Tennessee

Posted by MartianGundamModeler on Monday, February 16, 2004 10:27 PM

I'm still having trouble remebering that one. I'll have to do a web search. There were so many combiner robots and Shogun Warrior Robots during the '80's it's hard to keep up!

P.S. Just did a search! Cool toy! The cartoon seens of the robot look familiar but I'm sure I've never seen it. Strange I watched evey other robot and sci-fi toon of the eighties. maybe it didn't play in my area.

"Some men look at things the way they are and ask ' Why?'. I dream of things that never were and ask "Why not?".--Robert Kennedy taken from George Bernard Shaw's "Back To Methuselah" (Thanks to TomZ2) http://martiangundammodels.50megs.com/index.html

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Anonymous

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November 2005

Posted by Anonymous on Monday, February 16, 2004 7:25 AM

MGM: voltes V is a japanese 80's animation where five parts connects to form a big robot. the head is a jet called "Cruizer", the body is a bulldozer called "Panzer" (cool hehe), etc... forgot the other 3 parts. it got cool weapons and for finishing his enemy robot, he uses this electro-magnetic sword. i think that was my favorite cartoons when i was a kid.

i like those Macross kits too by Hasegawa but it's quite expensive. most of 'em are aircrafts though.

anyway, let's go back to the darkside, i have a stug to finish lol

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Anonymous

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November 2005

Posted by Anonymous on Monday, February 16, 2004 3:31 AM

QUOTE: Originally posted by Garry_Gnu

nice MMF! i guess that's a "hard to find".
what's hard to find here are those voltes v robots and the original transformers by hasbro company. and if u find one, it's very expensive.

Head over to Hobby Link Japan and check the Transformer re-issues, no promises on the Voltes V Robots though.

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MartianGundamModeler

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November 2003
From: Tennessee

Posted by MartianGundamModeler on Monday, February 16, 2004 2:30 AM

Don't think I've heard of the Voltes V. Sounds familiar tho. Didn't know you were a sci-fi man Gary. I'm not alone in the armor forums! Big Smile [:D]

Building Gumdans and zoids are what got me interested in armor. I figure what i can learn from building armor can be applied to my gundams, zoids and other sci fi models.

"Some men look at things the way they are and ask ' Why?'. I dream of things that never were and ask "Why not?".--Robert Kennedy taken from George Bernard Shaw's "Back To Methuselah" (Thanks to TomZ2) http://martiangundammodels.50megs.com/index.html

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Anonymous

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November 2005

Posted by Anonymous on Monday, February 16, 2004 2:17 AM

nice MMF! i guess that's a "hard to find".
what's hard to find here are those voltes v robots and the original transformers by hasbro company. and if u find one, it's very expensive.

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Anonymous

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November 2005

Posted by Anonymous on Saturday, February 14, 2004 6:08 PM

QUOTE: Originally posted by de_nopal
That's crazy! Of course you can do it... altho it requires some practice and you need to spray a top coat to seal them.

I preferred method for panelling is Technical pencil on flat coat, then flat coat on top to seal them.

I also use a 0.5mm permanent marker for the same effect, gently cleanup with an eraser works here well for me.

Agreed that the lines need to be sealed.

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Anonymous

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November 2005

Posted by Anonymous on Saturday, February 14, 2004 5:59 PM

QUOTE: Originally posted by MadModelFactory

Busy doing some experiments on an unpainted GM-79C, one guy called me a liar saying that I cannot create thin panel-lines using a Gundam Water based Makers.

That's crazy! Of course you can do it... altho it requires some practice and you need to spray a top coat to seal them.

I preferred method for panelling is Technical pencil on flat coat, then flat coat on top to seal them.

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mark956

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February 2003
From: USA

Posted by mark956 on Saturday, February 14, 2004 9:19 AM

Very nice Gary. Thanks for sharing.
mark956

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Anonymous

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November 2005

Posted by Anonymous on Saturday, February 14, 2004 2:31 AM

QUOTE: Originally posted by Garry_Gnu

domo arigatou gozaimasu MMF for viewing it.

am not sure if it's one of the "hard to find" gundams.
i also have an oob Zaku III at the back of the SDs

Yup, noticed the Zaku III in the background, looks good.

The SD Zaku Ninja doesn't seem to be produced any longer over here, can't find it.

Busy doing some experiments on an unpainted GM-79C, one guy called me a liar saying that I cannot create thin panel-lines using a Gundam Water based Makers.

See the result below so far(done the left shoulder and left hip front armor/ right side in the picture)

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Anonymous

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November 2005

Posted by Anonymous on Saturday, February 14, 2004 2:16 AM

domo arigatou gozaimasu MMF for viewing it.

am not sure if it's one of the "hard to find" gundams.
i also have an oob Zaku III at the back of the SDs

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Anonymous

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November 2005

Posted by Anonymous on Saturday, February 14, 2004 1:49 AM

I ocassionally build them just for the fun of it
They are great for a quick break from the more serious builds..

The most treasued one I got is the old Zaku Ninja (No. 33 methinks).

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Anonymous

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November 2005

SD Gundam pics

Posted by Anonymous on Saturday, February 14, 2004 1:37 AM

i hope you like them. built 'em box stock.

http://www.geocities.com/garry_xxv/Gundam.html

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