Is high grade the easiest? Are they easy to build for first timers like me? which gundam model is simple?
1262282
It was simple inought even if the intsructions were on Japanese. The color made it easy to know wich part goes where. This was my second Gundam and was simple, few areas where I had to stop and think about the part. It was a great and fun build.
1262283
maybe a little hard but i think it is ok for you the seed or the mg gundam model
1262284
the high grades are the easy to build for a first timer, they do have less parts but they are still small. but it is the best way to get started.
1563010
It release for such a long time but till now it is still one of the best MG GUNDAM model. Also its mate MKII musha Gundam is also pretty good(the blue one). Recommended!
1789572
No one really answered the question regarding 1/100 and its meaning. Yes, obviously, its the size of the model. But what this means is, it would take 100 of the models to stand as tall as the 'real' gundam. Thought might appreciate a more specific answer regarding that.
1760542
Surprisingly no. This is honestly a great kit for the price as far as high grades go. After I had finished I was surprised at how well made it is. Obviously the plastic isn't super high grade since this is a model kit but I'd say its totally worth it. I'm currently in the process of giving it a top coat to prepare for panel lining so that should say how much I like this kit
43969
Difficulty depends on personal skill level, for myself it was a 6 out of 10 on difficulty. The MG MKII rates at a 4 for me, if that gives an idea. The heat whip was the biggest pain only due to tedium in assembling the individual segments. While the kit doesn't need paint because color seperation from individual parts is excellent it wouldn't hurt if you wanted to paint it up. I hope this helps.
178471
I don't recommend that. Because the model is very beautiful and detailed, and you need to get the feel about how to organize the pieces, what to paint first, how to handle the crystal clear parts, when to paint and glue, and how to get the finishing an final assembly of the whole set. You can try first with a smaller model, with detailed painting, decals and clear parts, so you can acquire those skills and then go for the B52. Takes a lot of patience and well on my first model I glued the pieces before paint them and it was a huge mistake, just an example on my own experience. Good luck friend!
1859316
get the Perfect Grade. the Master Grade looks Boring and falls apart. I have mines in a bag in pieces.If you want a real big Master Grade get the Sazabi Ver Ka his massive over ten inch tall and very wide too. I have the color scheme Painting mines, and oh boy what an adventure. I ran out og Tamiya spry paint so I waiting on my next order to finish up the paint then add the water decals and I'm done
922578
Your welcome and "Enjoy" It's a Nice Kit. If you take your time building it. Good Luck
1993507
Yes it is the death scythe hell endless waltz master grade. With any gunpla if you live outside of Japan there will be a large variety of prices from different retailers
662692
No, I think its in Japanese but the pictures make it very easy to follow along with. This was my first HG gundam I ever built and it was extremely easy to put together if you have the right tools.
1125245
There is no actual painting required with these kits seeing as they are precolored plastic. However if you do wish to paint then yes there is more as the master grade line is 1/100 scale, so the model is just larger, also these are much more detailed than most of the other Gundam models out there, and more pieces to boot.
1544330
No. This is a model kit that must be built from pieces that are on trays, that you must cut out. When completed it can be posed, but it will have less articulation than an action figure. These aren't meant to play with, they are meant to be placed on a stand in pose that you like and stay there. If you "play" with this, there is a good chance that it will break, the plastic and inner frame aren't meant to deal with stress and wear. If you enjoy Gundam, and are a fan of Gundam Exia like I am, and you like working with your hands, than this is right up your alley. If you are looking for an action figure, check out the Robot Damashii line. I hope this helped you. No. This is a model kit that must be built from pieces that are on trays, that you must cut out. When completed it can be posed, but it will have less articulation than an action figure. These aren't meant to play with, they are meant to be placed on a stand in pose that you like and stay there. If you "play" with this, there is a good chance that it will break, the plastic and inner frame aren't meant to deal with stress and wear. If you enjoy Gundam, and are a fan of Gundam Exia like I am, and you like working with your hands, than this is right up your alley. If you are looking... » Read More No. This is a model kit that must be built from pieces that are on trays, that you must cut out. When completed it can be posed, but it will have less articulation than an action figure. These aren't meant to play with, they are meant to be placed on a stand in pose that you like and stay there. If you "play" with this, there is a good chance that it will break, the plastic and inner frame aren't meant to deal with stress and wear. If you enjoy Gundam, and are a fan of Gundam Exia like I am, and you like working with your hands, than this is right up your alley. If you are looking for an action figure, check out the Robot Damashii line. I hope this helped you. « Show Less
1384826
The details of the model are good enough that you would only need to paint if you wanted a custom color scheme. The only thing you might want to invest in is a gundam marker to panel line the kit.
1971340
NO. I highly recomend starting out with somthing smaller and easier. This is a beast to put together! Go MG or even smaller if this is your very first kit. Any pg kit is going to be to massive for a first time. Its like letting a 16 year old drive in nascar for his first time.
620266
You should not need to paint any gundam models (especially MG ones) unless they are really old. This kit has great colors right out of the box so unless you just don't like the shade of color the answer is no. The only pieces some people choose to paint are the "gold" parts that come in more of a dull bronze unless you buy the upgraded version of this kit with more stuff.
467682
No the pieces fit nice and smoothly I had no problem. It was my first gunpla and it was great. It just depend on how you build it
2126947
Yes. It's a set designed for beginners. The pieces fit well together, but if the model builder is experienced they can fill in the seams with putty and file down any burrs, but overall it will look fine without doing that. The decals are very high quality and really stand out on the model. I recommend you cut the larger decals though since some are so big it's hard to get them to fit right where the model curves. I've been building plastic models for 30+yrs and was pleased with this set for its size.