Already have the Bandai version, tho it status haven't changed from backlog 😂. Planned to buy this one just to snapfit and give it to my kid, but from what i read here that the plastic too brittle, it tends to break, then it's a money wasted then, prefer buy new MB version SF Daban then
question here cuz I'm stumped between getting either an original MG Freedom 2.0 or a bootleg MGEX SF for my first MG. I love what they did with the MGEX but it's too dang expensive, so, which specific parts need sanding and any other issues should I look out for while building if I ever prompt to get the bootleg MGEX instead?
For me if your getting MG for the first time ! get first the Freedom 2.0 only J4 parts are too fragile .. While on MGEX SF have issue even on original and bootleg specially on the joints on the wing parts you'll need metal parts on that
Thanks for the review. Do you have any tips for me who just started building Daban etc kits regarding sanding parts? Bcs im afraid of sanding too much.
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@@jllahobby I agree to this. For me, the point of k.o. kits are they're a lot more cheaper than their bandai counterparts. If you don't have enough for the original, this kit is already good enough. The original is around 180-200$ This particular kit is 60$ if i remember correctly. Not bad imo.
Nope, Not Because It Was Bootleg But On Bandai MGEX Its Same Brittle As Bootleg, You Can See It On Mecha Gaikotsu Review And Still Bootleg Kit Need More Extra Efforts
You are very right, I was in several groups, their waist part which Bandai could break, even if I left it for 1 year there was a problem with the backpack part.
