it's very nice~!!!
i have a water gragon,too. but i realize that it's hard to set the center of gravity and hard to set the kits up, would u mind post some pictures of the joins with broze wire and show me how to set up ur kits ? especially the joins between the legs and the body. thx so much

Yeah, WSC kit does introduce quite a lot of troublesome with their posable joint. That's why many people like the simplicity of Volks SSS.

So sorry that it is a bit difficult to show you how to set bronze rod this time since I have applied glue on the joint and the pelvis. I can take more pictures next time when I build another WSC kit. Next one may be Ashura Temple..

I didn't have any special trick or skill. I also make plenty mistakes on setting bronze rod. If a "big" mistake is made, I usually use polyester or A/B putty to fill the hole and do it again.

[ Last edited by ashura on 2006-9-21 at 10:02 PM ]

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I have explained it at level 9.

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I am "new" to FSS too. This is my first FSS getting closed to completion after picking up model building recently. I need to thank this forum to give me the drive;  in particular, after seeing Kyy's KOG and chatting with someone teaching model building in MK, they give me a lot of inspiration.

[ Last edited by ashura on 2006-9-21 at 10:01 PM ]

The whole thing came out nicely, as expected from previous updates.

Perhaps you'll find this helpful.

http://www.workshop-cast.co.jp/cast_howto.html

First thing you do is insert two brass rods on one part while making the holes bigger on the other part. Then, you would stuff the bigger holes with epoxy putty and combine both parts to adjust the pose.

Here's also another good method for pinning free pose kits.

http://cockroachmodel.com/bb2/viewtopic.php?t=1306&start=0

[ Last edited by MachineMessiah on 2006-9-21 at 10:18 AM ]

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