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Thank you guys for your kind words. Jefuemon is absolutely right, the pilot is a little customization of a Studio Starforge Macross pilot. It's very simple, you only need to modify the helmet. Initially, I wanted to use the Wave pilot that comes with their Destroids (in fact I have the Defender, I bought it to another proyect), but these pilots are incredibly undersized! They are just like the VF-25 Bandai's pilots... ridiculous. In the other hand, Starforge pilots have the perfect size and are incredibly detailed. You have to own these! Paint Off is like a paint remover, that acts over water-solved paints. The procedure is quite simple. First, you need to apply a color base with a lacquer based paint, i.e. a oxide or rust color. After that, apply all your color scheme just like you were painting a brand new model. When the paint is dried (a couple of hours, 1 day afer, a month later... nevermind!!) moist a hard hair brush with "paint off" and rud it hard in the corners and edges where you want to make the chips. The paint will removes exactly like you see in my model. You will need only a couple times to dominate the technique... it's far simplier and better than the hairspray technique! Oh, and I used the Mr. Color paints (water based) indicated in the Wave Intructions. Regards.

Hello guys, long time without posting something new. But, I'm still alive! My job has been very hard and I didn't have more time to the hobby, but fortunately it seems like things are going better, and I'm having a little more free time. This is my newest build, the 1/72 Destroid mastered by Captain America. The chips were made by the revolutionary product "Paint Off", produced by a Chilean Company called "K4". You can cantact them by mail to: k4weathering@gmail.com . As always, it was a pleasure to built another Moscato Masterpiece. I hope do you like it! Uploaded with ImageShack.com Uploaded with ImageShack.com Uploaded with ImageShack.com Uploaded with ImageShack.com Uploaded with ImageShack.com Uploaded with ImageShack.com Uploaded with ImageShack.com Uploaded with ImageShack.com Uploaded with ImageShack.com Uploaded with ImageShack.com Uploaded with ImageShack.com Here there are some pieces of the Spartan and behind, the hull of the 1/72 Monster! Uploaded with ImageShack.com Uploaded with ImageShack.com

just received mine! yes!

wow! what a disaster! I can't imagine it once painted... sorry, but I'll pass.

So, how much? With shipping to Chile?

Sorry but I'm a little lost... this kit is totally ready to sale?

1/72? Tha'ts the Magic Word to me... interested!!

Welcome back Ryuji! I hope to see a similar figure but available to all of us...

I'm interested!

Hey, wait a minute... why this build up doesn't have its own thread? I didn't see it until now! Anyway, congratulatios WM Cheng, your work is superb. I'm building a VF-25 too, but I decided to make it fixed in fighter mode, to avoid problems with so fragile joints.

Finally, this book is in my HLJ warehouse.

I preordered mine back in september in HLJ, but Isn't available yet... Since when it's availlable in Amazon?

Great! Go ahead please!!

Me alegra de que una página tan importante como MW reconozca el valor del fandom hispano. Se agradece el gesto!!

It is your first kit?? Awesome!! You have future, boy!

I have the v1, but if there are enough improvements, may be I could buy this one.

True, battroid looks ugly, but we thought worst when we saw the first 1/72 VF-25 prototypes. So I'll wait, I think that in the worst scenario we can biuld a great gerwalk.

Do you remember mine? http://www.macrossworld.com/mwf/index.php?showtopic=30325

Interested in 1/72 and 1/48. Good luck!

I was waiting less than this, now I'm excited! Go Bandai! And yes, Kawamori looks more happy than all!!

Inspirational!! Where are you from, Trigillo??

Hahaha!! deal!!

Actually I'm doing a Elintseeker and a YF-21...

Post pictures anyway!! I have the basic version, without fast packs. May be I'll do as Drone, who knows...

No, I didn't... I'm saving to my house, and this beast was too much to my budget...