Again, this took 4 hours to panel-line. I may not regret it in the slightest but that doesn't mean it wasn't repetitive (*on ☠️)

I'm wasting 200 on a gundam :D

Which Gundam?

ether way your poses for your gundams that you show are pretty cool and got me into it =D

Thanks :)

ahh the habit of spending hundreds of dollars for figure HURRAY

idk I forgor lmao to tired to remember last night

:/

yeah sorry =\

It's ok

... But I only know one 200 dollar kit but I HIGHLY doubt you got that one

oh did I say 1 sorry I bought like 3

Oh ok that makes more sense

(You said "a Gundam" so I thought there was only one)

sorry

It's ok

Noice

Gundam really just reminds me of bionicles if they were VERY difficult to build

They're pretty easy to me but I think that's just because I've built quite a few. But even my first one wasn't that hard

Well kudos to you because that looks so damn difficult to build

Part of the reason it looks more difficult is because I panel-lined it, which revealed a lot of the details that are kinda lost in the white.

Here it is without panel-lining

What are the steps of building a average Gundam? Do you just snap in every piece or armor and limb on a torso?

Well... It's a bit more complicated than that.

Basically all of the pieces come on these little frames usually referred to as "runners" and you have to carefully cut them out. I recommend some cutters that kinda look like this, they make the process WAY easier 8pig8t.jpg (click to show)

Anyway, the instructions will tell you what pieces to cut out for each step. For example if it says B13 then you go to the runner labeled B and find part 13

The nice thing about the calibarn is that it tells you which runners you need at the start of each step

Damn

Pretty much every high grade witch from Mercury kit is a really good starter high grade, they're more simple than other ones

I could prob try when I get more experineced

There's also entry grade if you don't wanna start with a high grade