High Grade (HG):
Real Grade (RG):
Master Grade (MG):
Perfect Grade (PG):
Super Deformed (SD):
No Grade (NG):
It's essential to choose a Gunpla grade that matches your skill level and preferences. Beginners may find HG and SD kits more approachable, while experienced builders may enjoy the intricate details and challenges presented by MG and PG kits. Ultimately, the variety of Gunpla grades allows enthusiasts of all levels to find models that suit their interests and building capabilities.
]]>Gunpla, short for Gundam plastic models, has become a global phenomenon, captivating fans of the Gundam anime series and model-building enthusiasts alike. Building Gunpla is a rewarding and enjoyable hobby that allows individuals to unleash their creativity while constructing intricate mecha models. If you're a beginner eager to delve into the world of Gunpla, this article will guide you through the essential steps to kickstart your journey.
The first step in building Gunpla is selecting a model kit that matches your skill level. Beginner-friendly kits are labeled as High Grade (HG), featuring simpler designs and fewer pieces. As you gain confidence and experience, you can progress to more complex kits such as Master Grade (MG) or Real Grade (RG). Start with a model that resonates with you, whether it's from your favorite Gundam series or simply one that catches your eye.
To ensure a smooth building experience, gather a few basic tools that will make the process easier. Essential tools include:
Creating a dedicated and organized workspace will make the building process more enjoyable. Use trays or containers to sort and store small parts, and keep your tools within easy reach. A well-lit area will help you identify details and reduce eye strain.
Gunpla kits come with detailed step-by-step instructions. Take the time to carefully read and understand each step before proceeding. Pay attention to the orientation of parts, as accuracy is crucial for a well-assembled model.
When removing parts from the plastic runners, use side cutters to minimize stress marks and nubs. Trim excess plastic with a hobby knife and smooth out any rough edges with sandpaper or emery boards. Take your time to ensure clean and precise cuts.
While building Gunpla kits, you have the freedom to customize and personalize your model. Experiment with different poses, apply decals, and use panel lining techniques to enhance details. This is your chance to showcase your creativity and make your Gunpla uniquely yours.
Building Gunpla is not just about the end result; it's also about enjoying the journey. Take breaks, appreciate your progress, and don't be afraid to make mistakes—learning from them is part of the experience.
Conclusion:
Embarking on the journey of building Gunpla can be a fulfilling and enjoyable hobby. By selecting the right kit, acquiring the necessary tools, and following a systematic approach, you can create stunning mecha models that showcase both your building skills and your love for the Gundam universe. So, grab your tools, choose your first kit, and let the adventure begin!
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SD GUNDAM EX-STANDARD vGUNDAM | 2 | |||
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SD SANGOKU SOKETSUDEN [20] ZHUGE LIANG FREEDOM GUNDAM | 2 | |||
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SD SANGOKU SOKETSUDEN [22] SUN SHANGXIANG STRIKE ROUGE | 2 | |||
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HG 1/144 #27 Gundam Age FX | 2 | |||
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HG 1/144 MS-06S ZAKU III PRINCIPALITY OF ZEON CHAR AZNABLE'S MOBILE SUITS Red Comet Ver. | 2 | |||
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HGCE 1/144 Strike Freedom Gundam | 2 | |||
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HGBD:R 1/144 Saturnix Unit | 2 | |||
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MG 1/100 Gundam Deathscythe Hell EW | 2 | |||
MG 1/100 Gundam Exia | 2 | |||
MG MS-09 Dom | 3 | |||
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RG ARTIFICIAL HUMAN EVANGELION UNIT-01 | 2 | |||
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GodHand - Kamiyasu-Sanding Stick5mm-Assortment Set A | 3 | |||
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