On 5/23/06, ~J <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
1/400 scale MSs are easy -- it's the Gundam Collection. In EX series the battle ships often comes with the same scale MSs... in 1/1700 scale. But now this is a 1/400 human figure (I don't want to say pilot)... so it's about 1/20 of the 1/400 GC MSs... or if it's a MS, 1/8000 scale.
>On 5/23/2006 at 11:33 AM Boaz MyTurnASpace wrote:I wander into this: apparently a form of lucky draw prize. A laser >rendered part of a 1/400 figure that goes with a 3-figure 1/400 set.
>http://ga.sbcr.jp/news/0605/08/18/index.html
>I can already imagine some dude put an Easter Egg on the figure... "Good luck painting this, mother******"!!I can't remember if it is here that I saw it...but didn't Bandai produce something like this recently to show off the level of detail in small scale that their patented system injection machines can achieve? I think it was a tiny 1/400 scale gundam or something....Other than that, very cool! Painting that would require skills like the guys who write the pledge of allegiance on a grain of rice...there used to me a Chinese guy at a kiosk in our local mall who did that ;)
1/400 scale MSs are easy -- it's the Gundam Collection. In EX series the battle ships often comes with the same scale MSs... in 1/1700 scale. But now this is a 1/400 human figure (I don't want to say pilot)... so it's about 1/20 of the 1/400 GC MSs... or if it's a MS, 1/8000 scale.
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Boaz
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