Scalehobbyist has Mr. Color paints in stock. No Super Metallics thoughMedicman71 wrote: ↑Tue Jan 06, 2026 2:00 pmI have no idea. We're still getting Tamiya, Academy and others so I don't think that's it.
Bandai Razor Crest
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My regular Gundam sources have very little on their shelves.
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Well my LHS has had AK Xtreme Metal on stock and I used on the YF-19 and really liked them. Gonna get some more.
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Re: Bandai Razor Crest
I have been working on the Razors Crest. I decided not to gloss coat but to use inks to highlight the panels instead of my usual oil wash. I thin the inks with water and a tiny bit of dishwashing liquid. That breaks surface tension and improves flow. I used GW Black Ink and brown India ink from the stationary shop. The ink is very subtle so some lines and panels got multiple layers.
I used undiluted brown and blue ink on the exhausts to get a “heated metal” (annealed?) look.
Next step is to pick out a few panels and change the shade by polishing with grafite powder or drybrushing. The build is a bit to clean at the moment.



I used undiluted brown and blue ink on the exhausts to get a “heated metal” (annealed?) look.
Next step is to pick out a few panels and change the shade by polishing with grafite powder or drybrushing. The build is a bit to clean at the moment.








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Inks are the way to go! You might test out water soluble graphite as well for oil streaks and grease!
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