Hello gunpla fans!!! Here I am with another quick fix to a small problem most RG owners encounter. Some RG kits have a problem holding its own weaponry due to some weight issue. In this case, RG Destiny and relatively other RG kits having the same inner frames as RG Destiny.
Specially with the RG Destiny, he usually can't hold the Arondight anti ship sword properly due the weight of the sword. Studying the problem, I found out that the problem occurs in the shoulder joint of the inner frame. With the large sword's weight, it can no longer support compared to the beam rifle and other small weapons.
So here's what we will do...
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Tuesday, June 21, 2016
How to make tighter RG shoulders
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Friday, June 17, 2016
How to make RG base connectors fit any base
Hey guys, here I am again with another quick yet essential fix to a common problem we all might encounter.
Today will handle the RG connectors included in each RG kit. What's with it you ask? well, Bandai designed them, specially the early ones, to be use with Bandai's Action Base 2. The connectors were designed to fit the square peg of the base.
Bandai then figured out that this is kinda troublesome and starting RG 14 Strike Freedom, they redesigned the connector to have another hole that will fit the cylindrical peg most bases have.
Today will handle the RG connectors included in each RG kit. What's with it you ask? well, Bandai designed them, specially the early ones, to be use with Bandai's Action Base 2. The connectors were designed to fit the square peg of the base.
Bandai then figured out that this is kinda troublesome and starting RG 14 Strike Freedom, they redesigned the connector to have another hole that will fit the cylindrical peg most bases have.
Friday, December 11, 2015
How to sharpen your rusted hobby knives
Hello Gunpla fans!!! I was supposed to be back working on a Gunpla project when I noticed that another blade i'm using have gone bad and blunt. I don't intend to make another entry but this problem has to be documented.
I bet this time you have encountered this problem and the only solution you turned to was to buy replacements and throw the old, rusted, and blunted blades.
Well, I thought of it as such a waste just throwing and throwing blades when you can have them sharpen as new. The good news here is that, you don't need to go to a blacksmith or blade shops to have the sharpen. You can do it yourself! Also, you can do this in minutes!! Even greater!!!!
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I bet this time you have encountered this problem and the only solution you turned to was to buy replacements and throw the old, rusted, and blunted blades.
Well, I thought of it as such a waste just throwing and throwing blades when you can have them sharpen as new. The good news here is that, you don't need to go to a blacksmith or blade shops to have the sharpen. You can do it yourself! Also, you can do this in minutes!! Even greater!!!!
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Thursday, December 10, 2015
How to add hard points using Gunpla Battle Arms
Hello again gunpla fans! its been a while since my last post due to some real life situations, and this is still connected thethe old HG kits restoration series. These are the previous 3 entries here.
Using Bandai's HG Build Custom Gunpla Battle Arms,we'll be using some parts as hard points for alternate or options parts. This process is not limited to old HG kits but also applicable to the modern HG kits, if you want to add more options to your custom work.
Using Bandai's HG Build Custom Gunpla Battle Arms,we'll be using some parts as hard points for alternate or options parts. This process is not limited to old HG kits but also applicable to the modern HG kits, if you want to add more options to your custom work.
So, here goes :D
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Sunday, August 30, 2015
How to add articulation to the waist using HGBC Balden Arm Arms
Hello! here I am again to add value to you gunpla life. :D
This entry is considered part of the restoration entries for old HG kits. The first two were the earlier two entries. A bit of info about this entry, we'll tackle more on the waist articulation. Yes, we did the shoulder-arm articulation, added leg articulation specifically to widen the leg stance. all we need to do is add articulation on the waist as well for a more dynamic, dramatic and lifelike poses.
This entry is considered part of the restoration entries for old HG kits. The first two were the earlier two entries. A bit of info about this entry, we'll tackle more on the waist articulation. Yes, we did the shoulder-arm articulation, added leg articulation specifically to widen the leg stance. all we need to do is add articulation on the waist as well for a more dynamic, dramatic and lifelike poses.
Sunday, August 23, 2015
How to widen the leg articulation
Hi guys! here's a short entry for you. This might be short but it might help you a lot.
This is quite simple really. I'll show you how to make the legs articulate wider than its standard design. I'm still referring to old HG kits that have limited leg articulation. I do understand that some of them can do a wide stance while standing, but the problem lies when you do an action pose where the legs are kept in an awkward position that's not worth taking pictures of.
This is quite simple really. I'll show you how to make the legs articulate wider than its standard design. I'm still referring to old HG kits that have limited leg articulation. I do understand that some of them can do a wide stance while standing, but the problem lies when you do an action pose where the legs are kept in an awkward position that's not worth taking pictures of.
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