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Reddit mentions of Bandai Hobby HGBF Strike Gundam Full Package Model Kit, 1/144 Scale

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Reddit mentions: 4

We found 4 Reddit mentions of Bandai Hobby HGBF Strike Gundam Full Package Model Kit, 1/144 Scale. Here are the top ones.

Bandai Hobby HGBF Strike Gundam Full Package Model Kit, 1/144 Scale
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Easy to assemble articulated model kit requiring no glueColored plastic, minimal to zero paint requiredRunner x9, Foil Sticker x1, instruction manual x1
Specs:
Height5.5 Inches
Length3 Inches
Number of items1
Weight0.65918212033535 Pounds
Width3 Inches

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Found 4 comments on Bandai Hobby HGBF Strike Gundam Full Package Model Kit, 1/144 Scale:

u/BZWingZero · 3 pointsr/Gunpla

The Build Strike (and SBS variant) and the Wing (and Fenice) are all excellent kits to start with. A pair of side cutters is nearly mandatory as is a hobby knife (read: xacto). Other than that, the only thing you might need/want is a way to panel line; either a gundam marker or enamel wash supplies. The Build Strike is about $16 on Amazon with prime shipping.

The Dark Matter Exia was just released today in Japan, I wouldn't get too hopeful for an Exia Amazing just yet.

Welcome to the hobby.

u/SuperheatedSteam · 2 pointsr/Gunpla

It's not the size of the 1/144 scale, its the size of the pieces - once again, its not inherently hard, it just can be tricky.

Since you're thinking of ordering RG Freedom and Strike Freedom, might I suggest HGCE Aile Strike or any of the variations.

  • HGCE Aile Strike
  • HGCE Strike Rouge
  • HGBF Build Strike FP
  • HGBF Star Build Strike

    All of these kits are based on a new mold created in 2014 (as opposed to the original HG SEED Aile Strike made 2002). They're all definitely great for beginners and are at a good price point.

    I could also suggest the Build Burning, as /u/Mirarii already has, though you'd be trading play options for 2 sets of effect parts (blue and orange) - Build Burning Gundam has zero weapons (which may not be a problem for you).
    ***
    I noticed your updated list has an Action Base 1. Those are typically for 1/100 scale.

    You had the Action Base 2 before which is for 1/144 scale: you should switch it back.
u/i2WalkedOnJesus · 2 pointsr/Gunpla

Some are typical sales, others are actually pretty good. All have available free shipping. There's still more too.

HG Gafran

HG V2

HG Strike Full package

HG Aile Strike

HG Genoace II

HG Gundam AGE 1

HG Star Build Strike

HG Ez8

HG Zedas

HG Build mkII

HG GM Custom

HG Baqto

HG Shaldoll

HG Gundam Kryios Trans-Am Mode

HG Sengoku Astray

HG Banshee

HG Gold Frame Astray

HG Gundam Airmaster

HG Zaku II

HG Red Frame Astray

HG GM III

HG GM Sniper II

HG Gundam Age 3 Orbital

HG Banshee

HG Jegan

HG Strike Freedom

HG Doven Wolf

HG Banshee Destroy mode

HG Delta Plus

RG Justice

RG Freedom

HG Miss Sazabi

RG Aile Strike

HG Burning Gundam

HG Rozen Zulu

Basically, things sold by Toy shop japan hobbyone tend to be a little cheaper with good shipping. They do have an issue with a few things that appear to not be HGs listed as HGs though.

u/Tagrastic_F91 · 1 pointr/Gunpla

Welcome to hobby!

First and foremost, if you've never built gunpla, or a model kit in general be sure to check the links on the side to get you started.

As for suggestions for a kit, I'd recommend getting an HG kit from your favorite series. You're bound to find your favorite suit in HG form. That being said; if you don't have one or still want suggestions I'd recommend:

  • HGBF Build Strike Gundam Full Package(or its upgrade the Star Build Strike).

  • HGCE Aile Strike Gundam(or the sisters version Strike Rouge).

  • HGAC Wing Gundam.

  • HG AGE Gundam Age-1 Normal.

  • HG 00 - 00 Gundam(or any of its variations).

    All these are excellent kits in my opinion and have pretty good parts separation so they won't need a ton of panting(except the Build Strikes...their boosters need a lot of work). They're also relatively cheap. I used amazon as a general site since they have good prices generally and are even better if you have amazon prime. But you are free to find your stuff elsewhere.

    As for completion times from start to finish? Its hard to say since everyone builds at different paces and touch ups can range from just panel lining + stickers, to panel lining+painting all the details instead of stickers and painting those details not covered by stickers at all + topcoat. In my case a High Grade, assuming it doesn't need a ton of painting, will run me 6-7 hours. But I'll panel line line, omit the stickers and paint everything I can, then top coat. So I'd say be prepared to take at least 3-4 hours depending on your building pace and nub management. Add 1 or 2 hours for detailing.

    Hope this helps.