G-System Sinanju 1/72 - Part 6 - Torso Dry Build

[@PixelGod240]

That casting looks great! I've always wanted to build a resin kit but the more vids I watch the more it scares the crap out of me! I've seen even the best modelers struggle with either casting quality or pinning or just bad pieces. Keep up the great work I'm excited to see the results. Thanks for the continued uploads

[@TonyMicilotta]

Yeah it's really good! It's one of the main reasons why I went with G-System rather than a recast. There are of course the standard stubs and seams to tidy but so far so good!

[@STARSHADOWWOODWORKS]

great vid dude

[@TonyMicilotta]

Thank you TheGunplaMeister!

[@DrConvicted]

Cant wait for more . It's been forever. Keep it up ^^

[@mvm3897]

Better late than never lol. This is a monster kit. I have one on my bench as a commission but haven't gotten very far yet. Looking good so far.

[@JustiniusBuilds]

this guy looks quite challenging. can't wait to see what's next :)

[@mvm3897]

The head goes on with magnets. That's how all the kits with frames work. I'm building this at the momment for a client. Pretty good kit, a little fiddly though.

[@TonyMicilotta]

Oh thanks I'll try that out! If I remember correctly there's a little hole going vertically through the neck for the wires but given that I've given up on that I can drill that hole wider and place a magnet.

[@calvin14888]

This is not a snap kit, the neck you need to think a way to attach it eg. brass rod...None of the parts will be snap fit mostly such as the back of the piece you're mentioning, you need to think of a way to either modify the part to fit or modify the back of the torso to fit. You need to use pin, rods, even magnet for resin kits this is what resin kit is all about...