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Post some pictures please!!

Build resin kits is not so different to plastic model kits. Resin parts can be fixed with CA glue, I recomment to put pins to assure more resistance. For painting, you need to sand all the surface, especially if the parts are glossy. Good luck!

Looks great! Will you add some postshading?

Jason, remember that I'm in for 1/48 set also.

Very funny, congratulations!

Jason, that improvement it's very useful and appreciated, certainly this way will be far easier to build. Thank you for your efforts!

US goverment causes more fear than than terrorist!

Sorry guys but this proyect it's too expensive to me.

Look great!!

USD$140x6= USD$840... I don't know if I'll be able to spend that amount... but anyway I'll be watching this proyect.

It looks great! Make me want to build mine...

It looks great!!! I have it also, but I built it with minor modificatios.

Wow man, that pictures are awesome!!!! The cockpit parts are absolutely outstanding!!

This is a great kit, congratulations for the result!

I'm not a great fan of Legioss, but certainly this is a very interesting proyect.

Looks great!! I hope to receive mine in the next few days...

Great!! go ahead!!

Wow Cap, that antennaes looks great!! Thanks for the addendum!

Newca, sincerely, you go much far than Hasegawa, and fortunately, Hase PE parts are different than yours, so actually both PE sets are complementary. It's fantastic!! You can count with my order when this set is ready. I'll be tuned!!

hahaha, that costume remind me my own costumes in my childhood

Some masking and painting: And here is the first candidate to pilot the Gnerl, sadly she grow too fast and now doesn't fit on it...

Little update, but seeing the light at the end of the tunel... I start as the previous update, with the nose. Once the putty is dried, I sand the excess and that's it. Mr. Surfacer applied: For Thrusters, I start painting it with gloss black, as a base for metalizers Anyway, I don't need a glossy finish for the escape, because I want a "burnt" look. To do that, I use Model Master's Metalizers "Burnt Iron" and "Burnt Metal. Now, the missiles. in the second picture, you can see that the original missile doesn't have a thruster. So I make a hole in the back and insert a socket pin, purchased is Mecha Skunk ( http://www.mechaskunk.com/store-al.htm ) I have to wait an answer to post the other pictures, so I'll wait your comments!

Cap, I sent you a PM...

Great advances!! Congratulations for such outstanding and documented work!

With Vallejo paints (water based), thinned with Testors acrylic (water) thinner. Just wait a little more and you'll see it in the Gnerl step by step.