Mallet21

They tried to have 2 English Websites: toycom.com and sunwards.com Damn HGUSA

Once you did the oil wash, did you finish up with either a glosscote or dullcote? I have never had trouble with this technique using Tamiya acrylics with an oil wash and then finishing up with a dullcote or glosscote to seal everything up. My steps: 1. Base coat using Tamiya acrylics 2. Glosscote using Future 3. Decals 4. Light glosscote of Future 5. Oil Wash (Thinned w/ OSM) 6. Dullcote (Either Model Master or Poly-S acrylics)

Don't worry, based on RT's previous MPC releases, you should be able to pick these up for $40 6 months after they come out. That is unless you buy them from the RT.com store where they sell all their merchandise at prices that are above MSRP.

That is honestly one of the most ridiculous things I have ever seen.

That stand is amazing !!

I"m all for it just as long as it doesn't divert resources from a new series after Zero

I would lay down your base (your models most dominate color) coat using a rattle can of spray paint. Its just too hard to get a smooth finish on a model using a brush and if you don;t have the means to get an airbrush the next best thing would be spray paint. The brushes would be great for details and smaller parts as was stated earlier.