A launch pad diorama gives a Gundam display a strong sense of scale, motion and story. Instead of placing a mobile suit on a plain action base, you can create…
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The RG Force Impulse Gundam is a compact, capable project for builders who want the detail of a Real Grade kit without committing to a large display piece. At…
A candy coat paint effect uses a transparent colour over a bright metallic base. With clear red sprayed over silver, light passes through the red, reflects…
A rotating display turntable can give your Gundam or mecha model a clean 360-degree presentation without requiring dozens of separate camera positions. The…
The HGUC Byarlant Custom is one of those Universal Century kits that refuses to blend into a display shelf. Its broad flight binders, oversized thrusters and…
Weathering powders are one of the easiest ways to add dust, soot, rust and faded colour to a Gundam or mecha model. Commercial pigment sets work well, but…
A Gundam build rarely ends when the last armour panel is fitted. Polycaps, hands, weapon grips, tiny vents, unused decals and alternate face parts often remain…
The MG Sazabi Ver. Ka is an impressive build before a single marking touches its armour. Once the construction and colour work are complete, though, the water…
Plain armour panels can make a Gundam look unfinished, even after careful painting and clean assembly. A scribing template gives you a practical way to add…
The Destiny Gundam remains one of the most recognisable mobile suits from Mobile Suit Gundam SEED Destiny. Its oversized wings, bright white armour and…