Just a small update on my MG Zeta commish. This is my favorite technique these days, I started doing this on my PG Zeta I think and I call it armor trimming. This technique gives the armors a more Evo looking look even without pla plating. It also removes the boring straight lines of armor parts. Notice how the simple yellow vents transformed into a better looking vent with the armor trimming.
A couple of trimmings needs clean up though but will just add a few more of these on the leg armors and arms before pla plating. So next update will be a pla plated MG Zeta. I will now focus on working with this kit for the next few weeks. Btw, I just use a fresh art knife for this. ; )
Anyways, here are more photos of the kit with trimmed armor parts...
Thanks for dropping by! Til' next post! :)
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9 comments:
nice technique! i like this! i think i'm going to try it on a hg 1/144 to test it out.
Thanks bro, just curve it out with a fresh new art knife. :)
A surprisingly simple yet effective technique, I must say! Looking at the photos you've posted, it looks like this could also work on straight builds without any paintjobs.
I think it could... no pla plates means it does not need painting I guess. :)
how do you cut such clean lines???
does the thinness of a tamiya knife help?
YES! the Tamiya art knife blades are perfect for this.... ordinary X-Acto Art knife is too thick for the job. :)
That looks great, i've been trying to do this for a while now, but i always end up with crooke lines and just plaplating over it :s
A really sharp knife will help bro. :)
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