Bandai 5062861 - MS Launcher 01 Builders Parts HD compact launcher expansion  [B-5062861]

Bandai 5062861 - MS Launcher 01 Builders Parts HD BPHD-30
Price:
AUD$11.79
Brand:
Bandai
Model:
B-5062861
GTIN:
4573102628619
Condition:
Brand New
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Spruce up your Gundam kit with MS Launcher 01 Builders Parts HD

For hobbyists wanting focused weapon upgrades, the Bandai 5062861 MS Launcher 01 Builders Parts HD supplies a selection of launcher parts that enhance model silhouette and armament. These components are produced to slot into a variety of 1/100 Gundam frames, giving modellers extra options for display configurations.

Specifications

  • Scale: 1/100
  • Grade: Builders Parts HD
  • Build Level: Easy

How hard is it to fit and what to have on hand

The expansion is straightforward to install and suits a wide skill range. Keep basic modelling tools like nippers, a hobby knife and a set of sanding sticks ready to speed up cleanup.

Painting workflow and finishing pointers

Clean up sprue marks with fine grit sanding paper for accurate joins. Apply primer before painting, then seal with a clear coat to lock in paintwork and panel line washes.

Bandai 5062861 MS Launcher 01 Builders Parts HD is a practical parts set for modders who want to expand weapon choices without complex builds.

Are these compatible with other grades besides 1/100?

These parts are tailored to 1/100 scale proportions. They may fit other grades with modification, but expect trimming and adjustment for correct scale appearance.

What finishing products work best?

Fine primers, acrylic base coats and enamel or acrylic panel line washes are common choices. Finish with a matte or gloss clear depending on the kit's intended look.

Can I kitbash these with parts from other sets?

Yes, the parts are suitable for kitbashing. Check peg sizes and joint clearances before committing, and dry fit repeatedly to plan permanent joins.

How do I avoid paint scratching on moving parts?

Mask moving interfaces before painting and use thin, flexible paints in those areas. Apply clear coat after final assembly where movement is limited to protect finishes.

Any advice for adding LEDs or electronics?

Space permitting, carve small cavities and use micro LEDs and thin wiring. Plan wiring runs early and test circuits before sealing parts to avoid rework.

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