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Hey Pengbuz, The only decals I have are from an original Boxing of the kit, so basically the same as what you have. I do however have A4 clear decal paper, clear acrylic sealer, afunctioning printer, envelopes and stamps. No problem to print some decals up for you if you send me the files. On the main site here: https://www.starshipmodeler.com/tech/cz_mask.htm There is a download able set of pretty decent Aztecs for the old kit. I could print those off for you, but if it's marking details you're after I'd need the files. Don't want to add any stress ( I understand that too many options can become stressful for some folks)- it's just an offer and there's no rush to decide. Take care.

I still don't understand what those pistons are doing on the rider's shins. They can't be serving any function in that location, just looks like pointless detailing that makes no sense.

Last day of school here today and I finished everything that needed doing yesterday; so just a quick staff meeting in the am and the rest of the day was mine. This guy arrived yesterday so I brought it along today and did a quick assembly. Sorry for the bad cell phone pics.

Ooooo! Planetary Robot Danguard Ace! That's a definite buy for me. That and the Mospeada Ride Armor as well. Can wait for the pre-orders to open up.

WHERE'S THE PRE_ORDER BUTTON!!!!

Oops! 😞 sorry.

This is the completed 'model' put out by Hasegawa right? If I remember correctly after the initial release Hase. Put out an unassembled version that needed to be put together. They called it ans 'Assembly Kit'. I think your best bet would be trying to get a hold of the instructions that came with the Assembly Kit, or possibly an online build log of someone who documented their build. Here is a link to a 2.5 hour YouTube video of someone putting together a Hassegawa 1:300 SDF-1 Assembly Kit. The bridge assembly occurs around 1hr 26min24 sec mark. Hope that helps.

Is that blue light/lens on the leg a decal? A sticker? or paint?

😱Breathtaking! Fabulous build and stunning composition!

Beautiful metealic paint schemes in these twin builds: https://twitter.com/MyKilling/status/1788104952826794319

So awesome I'm gonna steal that display idea! 😜 Seriously good paint job on that kit too.

Link to the video?

From the machine translation of the post it looks like it was done with a 3D printer. "Milia is homemade. I was a complete beginner who had just bought a 3D printer, so it was extremely difficult, but if a large quadruple low is possible in this day and age, I definitely wanted to give it a try (thank you Hasegawa)."

Yep the bike and rider in those pics totally look like rendered images. Nice looking pics, but I don't think they have a whole lot of value when it comes to making a decision.

Yeah, the PX06 moniker and that JAN code are both for the fighter kit. Funny thing is when I translate the page @Anasazi37 linked to into English (using the 'laguage' button on the bottom of the page) all the info about the fighter kit disappears, and it just shows the Rei Ayanami, the 2 Dougram kits, And the Asuka Langley product delays -- weird !

That says "fighter" and my per-orderofthe battroidkit has a different JAN code, namely : 4545784013502. So, are we sure that delay notice is for the battroid kit??

Delivered an assembled.

You're kidding, right? As for the changes in position or the holes. This was hand drawn animation remember.

Really great build! The cockpit detail is exceptional. And the canopy itself looks spectacular! Congrats on a job well done and a beautifully finished kit.

When he gets hit: Visible in transformation as he falls from the sky: And when he comes to a stop ( after destroying the Studio Nue building) in battroid mode amongst the rubble: And after he gets back on his feet: And in episode two:

I was thinking that it looks like it would be a great solution for resin kits!

Nothing to say about the relative legitimacy of the video, but I was very interested in that UV curing 'glue' he used. Anybody here have experience with that category of product? I imagine it's a special formulation of a UV resin, á-la 3-D printer resin. Looks like it could be useful for gap filling/ rebuilding parts.

Nice work salvaging that resin kit. Looks like it needed a lot of work! You did a really good job with what many would have abandoned. You should be proud of it. It turned out looking really good!