Bandai 5056757 - MG 1/100 Ex-S Gundam/S Gundam Specialist Master Grade Kit  [B-5056757]

Bandai 5056757 - MG 1/100 Ex-S Gundam/S Gundam
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Model:
B-5056757
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Hands-on garage guide for the MG 1/100 Ex-S Gundam/S Gundam

Bandai's MG 1/100 Ex-S Gundam/S Gundam presents a rewarding build for seasoned Gunpla modellers. The kit captures signature elements from Gundam Sentinel with dense detail and separated parts that reward careful assembly and finishing.

Engineering and movement details

The model uses a solid inner frame and refined joints to enable expressive poses while maintaining balance. Precision part separation and engraved panel lines provide depth and make the kit suitable for painting, weathering, and part swaps.

Skill level and recommended tools

This is an advanced kit that benefits from steady hands and patience. Typical tools to have on hand include side cutters, a hobby knife, sanding sticks, tweezers, and fine files for cleaner seams.

Finishing, paint and weathering tips

Minor sanding at connection points and careful panel lining will accentuate the sculpt. Apply decals with setting solution and finish with a clear topcoat to protect paint and seals.

Specifications

  • Scale: 1/100
  • Grade: MG (Master Grade)
  • Build Level: Advanced

The MG 1/100 Ex-S Gundam/S Gundam is ideal for experienced builders seeking a detailed, poseable Master Grade to showcase advanced modelling skills.

How long does a build like this typically take?

Build time varies by skill and finish; a straight snap-fit assembly can take several weekends, while a fully painted and detailed version can take much longer.

Are aftermarket decals or parts recommended?

Aftermarket decals and detail-up parts can enhance the model, but quality varies so choose reputable brands and test fit small parts before permanent fixes.

What paints work best for this kit?

Acrylic and lacquer paints are both common; acrylics are user friendly for beginners while lacquers give a harder finish. Use primer and thin coats for the best results.

How do I avoid stress marks on the plastic?

Avoid excessive force when removing parts from runners, sand connection points gently, and consider panel sealing before painting to reduce visible stress lines.

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