Bandai 5060246 - No.029 Fake V Unit Gundam Armor - HG 1/144 Specialist Kit  [B-5060246]

Bandai 5060246 - No.029 Fake V unit
Price:
CAD$15.16
Brand:
Bandai
Model:
B-5060246
GTIN:
4573102602466
Condition:
Brand New
Available in shop
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Inside the Bandai Fake nu Gundam Armor HG 1/144 build

Targeted at seasoned Gunpla builders, this Bandai Fake nu Gundam Armor HG 1/144 kit delivers a focused modelling challenge with plenty of detail and room for personalisation. Drawn from Gundam Build Divers Re:RISE, the kit rewards careful assembly and thoughtful painting. Below we cover what to expect during construction and how to get the best finish.

Build engineering and part fit

The kit shows solid engineering and tight part tolerances that cut down on gap filling. Colour separation is handled well, which reduces the need to paint base colours. Undergating helps keep nub marks minimal, so hobbyists who prefer clean panel lines will appreciate the finish options available.

Advanced customisation potential

While accessible to confident intermediates, the Bandai Fake nu Gundam Armor really opens up for advanced modders. The runner layout and separate components make it easy to trial alternative paint schemes, swap parts or add detail bits. Airbrush users will find flat panels that accept gradients and subtle shading nicely.

Practical assembly pointers

Start with 400-grit paper to trim nubs and follow up with 1000-grit for a smooth surface. Use an ABS-friendly primer to improve paint adhesion. For tricky subassemblies like shoulder sections, mask adjacent surfaces before spraying to avoid overspray and keep edges crisp.

Specifications

  • Scale: 1/144
  • Grade: High Grade (HG)
  • Build Level: Normal

For builders wanting a balanced challenge, the Bandai Fake nu Gundam Armor HG 1/144 offers rewarding assembly and strong customization options that make it a standout HG project.

This kit is better suited to people with some previous builds. It has small, intricate parts and benefits from sanding and basic paint work, which can be challenging for a first project.
Good nippers, a sharp hobby knife, sanding sticks in 400 and 1000 grit, and a panel liner are essential. An airbrush is recommended for smooth, even coats when painting larger panels.
No. The kit has strong colour separation so you can build a presentable model straight from the runners. Painting is optional but will enhance realism and highlight details.
Use a fine-tip panel liner or thinned enamel wash to pick out recessed lines. Wipe excess with a cotton bud dampened in enamel thinner, then seal with a clear topcoat to protect the finish.

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