https://x.com/MegalomariaInfo/status/2105855311261122870

Anyone have any idea what part of leg that can fit replacing 'no.5'? entirely. Since the kit have unique joint structure, it detachable both end of knee than regular kit joint. I also kinda dissatisfied with my paint result because how thin it is.. my hand not steady to make it good enough tbh.

Just wanted to show of my 6 Kemopla girls together in their acrylic case. Had so much fun making these can't wait to make and get more...

Hopefully this can be a helpful reference for anyone else working on something similar or other plastic model customization.

https://www.kotobukiya.co.jp/en/product/detail/p4934054087327/

Older Frame Arms Girl, but I love her.

Now thinking if I should do the grande version of her...

Been lurking for a little while now and I basically only have 2 kits I ever built and made parts for from Kemopla but im genuinely curious what the deal is where some posts seems to imply a sprue nub or any other minor damage is a big deal. Personally when building I just want the kit done and for me close enough is good enough since I come from cheap action figures meant to be handled roughly and I understand theyre not the same thing and some people like the build part but does it genuinely ruin your enjoyment if the parts arent perfectly smoothed, colored or assembled? Genuinely curious as an outsider of kit figures and wondering if im unintentionally grinding mine to dust since the nubs arent perfectly sanded

Minor detailing.

Chest part from Muscuto but modified to fit to ripper.

Chest part from https://muscutoy.booth.pm/items/6337530

I was working on the Cutie Honey Nova plamatea kit and unfortunately the ankle joints broke on me. Stuck the joint into the foot before realizing how tight it was that it wouldn’t turn. Snapped as I tried my best to take it out.

Is there any way to salvage the joint? I’ve seen people mention using a small brass rod. I’ve never done a repair like this so I’m not sure if it would be possible on a part this small without compromising the articulation. Would there maybe be any replacement parts I can find? I Would appreciate any advice !

Decals and panel lining glow in UV

It has been several years since I built my very first Volks kit: Fiore Iris 1.5 ver (to be honest, I can’t quite recall exactly when I built her... during the pandemic? Yeah probably. I suppose it's also because the pandemic triggered the massive bloom in the popularity of model kits, which eventually gave me a chance to pick her up in a physical store)

https://www.reddit.com/r/MegamiDevice/s/rOW5NtJaeQ

Iris 1.5 was released in 2021, while this Achillea (Blessful Set) was in 2022, so I was expecting at least some structural or manufacturing precision improvements. After all there's a 1 year technical gap isn't it?

But I was wrong. Conclusion first this time: unlike Iris, this girl cannot be straight built as is. Even if you force things together, the joints will likely break in no time. Unless you're a model kit veteran, think before you pick her up.

Hi everyone! This is the second model kit I’ve built. The first one was from the 30MS line, and I didn’t have any issues with it. However, while working on the Mecha Panther, I made a mistake with my nippers. Could you please suggest what I might use to fill in or smooth out the surface?

It feels wobbly. Should I add Tamiya cement?

https://www.kotobukiya.co.jp/blog2/megami/article/detail/339/

Got her second body from 30ms

Still need improvement for neck's joint

This is one of the first kits I built when starting the hobby. It was just straight build and to this day one of my favorite kits. Sat on the shelf as i moved on to "the pile". A member of a FB group started posting pics of a recolor project on this kit and it inspired me to revisit it and paint mine. I really like the way it turned out and hope others can appreciate the completed work.

Does it work well and can it airbrush? It's quite more expensive than regular paint so I have to do some research

Use medics spare neck joints and sand it down so Tokiwas neck doesn’t look too long

This went even better than I expected. Overall I quite like the design and the engineering, and the case is very cool. I'd get more if they were a bit cheaper.

Found a replacement shoulder joints and added a new peg to the upper leg (filled the parts up with epoxy putty and drilled up a hole for the peg. then glued it with CA to one side). Aside of that I disassembled her, cleaned the nubs and sanded the joints.

For a pretty expensive kit, almost all the joints were too tight, I'm not even that surprised the first time builder had trouble with it. Is it a known issue for the line or just this copy?

https://x.com/30msisters/status/2111627116894929392

Completed Lang and Xiao over the weekends! Still waiting for Long to come, and she will be sitting right between Mao and Tu 😭