PokePla: Eevee Model Kit – Build your very own Eevee!
PokePla is Bandai’s line of pre-painted easy-to-make articulated Pokemon model kits featuring a variety of Poke-favourites! We couldn’t resist the prospect of owning our…
Bandai Best Hit Chronicle 2/5 PlayStation (SCPH-1000) Plastic Model Kit
Release Date: March 28, 2020 The PlayStation plastic model kit from Bandai’s Best Hit Chronicle series are 2/5th scale and faithfully recreate every inch…
Become One with the Force with Bandai Star Wars Vehicle Models
With details rivaling those of their big-screen counterparts, Bandai’s ever-increasing collection of Star Wars vehicles features a mastery of hobby model kits unequaled in…
Nanoblock: The Master Builder’s Guide to Japan’s Tiny Bricks
Are you a Master Builder? Do you love to create? Is Japanese culture your ultimate passion? Then don’t keep your inner otaku waiting a moment longer! Pick up one of Japan’s mini-sized Nanoblock sets and bring your favorite characters and environments to life, one brick at a time!
The Gunpla Weathering: Creating Realistic Battle Damage
After assembling, painting, putting on decals and applying the topcoat to your Gunpla, there is still another step you can do to further improve the overall look and realism of your kit. This process is called Gunpla weathering, or battle damage. Especially if your mobile suit is designed for battle, it just doesn’t make sense for it to always be in pristine condition! Don’t be afraid that you’ll ruin your kit; not only will this process make your model look like it has been in a serious fight, but it will also make it look amazingly cool! Follow this Gunpla weathering tutorial, and in just a few steps you will be creating an awesome battle damaged Gundam kit.
The Gunpla Panel Lining: Gunpla’s Guide to Markers and Paints
One of the many great things about Gunpla is that the more you obsess over the details, the more amazing your kit becomes. For beginners…
The Gunpla Top Coat Guide: Giving your Gunpla a Fantastic Finish
What is top coating? After assembling, painting and detailing your Gunpla model, you can use top coating to help protect it. Top coating is a method wherein you use a clear colored paint to seal in and protect whatever surface you are applying it on, and it is actually used in car manufacturing to help give cars a glossy finish. Therefore, you can imagine that a Gundam top coat is much more than a protective measure; when properly applied to your Gunpla, it also brings an extra aesthetic touch in either gloss, matte or even in-between.
The Gunpla Tutorial: How to Decal your Gundam Plastic Model (dry transfer and water slide decals)
After painting your Gunpla kit, it is recommended to apply decals to improve the realism and coolness of your Gundam plastic model. Applying decals can sometimes be intimidating, but just a like finished race car, your Gundam will ultimately look more professional and genuine with decals. In the end you will be glad that you put them on your kit!