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Bandai 1/12 scale - comes with R2-D2

Amazing little kit - can be built without glue & paint, or easily painted due to parts breakdown, no masking required! Come with a clever little stand that allows the body to be rotated to any position, and the head set at any angle.

The only extra I added was the blue flame on the "thumbs up" torch, made from a tiny bit of stretched clear sprue

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#2 Post by armandodlc »

Just got this kit in the mail today. Anxious to build it. Great job!

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EXCELLENT and Great quality in all the paintjob !
Love it ! =D>

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#4 Post by AlanZ »

Very nice!

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#5 Post by Tim Fortuna »

Very cool! Love it.
I've been contemplating picking up some Bandai kits, they really that good? The movable parts kinda scare me with the paint.
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#6 Post by Ant »

They are very well engineered, but primarily as snap fit no paint kits. Which makes painting very easy!

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Ant wrote:...Amazing little kit - can be built without glue & paint, or easily painted due to parts breakdown, no masking required!...]
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But cool kit anyway ! 8)

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Looks great!
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That's really cool!

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Very nice!

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#11 Post by Ant »

Thanks guys!

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