This week I'll build a small kit from Kotobukiya - Danboard Mini. I'll update the build progress in this blog from time to time, bookmark it so you won't miss any update from us. :)
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All the parts are cut, the next process will be sandpaper them.
On and off people asks me about how to remove nub from the parts. I am not an expert on this, but to share, this is how I do normally (you may have your own better method). The key is "patient" while doing this process. :)
Update 19/8/2015:
Sometimes, to get a flat surface, we can sandpaper the entire part (each visible surface) instead of applying Top Coat (Flat). The key is - patient :)
All parts finished sandpaper, ready to go to painting process. :)
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