Hmm, any decals? I had trouble when I had to put together Basilard from the Frame Arms Girls line.

nope, none, now if you buy some of the parts kits, they came with blank faces, and then you do need decals, but the main sets inclued, painted faces, 3 of them in fact.

You can do it!!!

thanks ^.^

Yeah! I invested in a couple sets of "Thirty-minute Sisters" in hopes of creating articulated dolls of my characters. THEN I discovered that for some reason they only ship one or two heads in a case. (Heck. I'll make my own heads, then!)

Now the newest Bandai kit I've recently purchased of "Suletta, the Witch from Mercury," came with two blank faces, and a rather expressionless pre-painted face. The highly articulated figures are a bit pricey, but they are molded in different colors and snap together as well.

By the way... Do you wash your parts before painting?

These you dont have to paint. I know you are supposed to do that, but usually I forget. Only I HAD to with the worst kits from like poland or eastern europe, *mainly for tanks* I HAD to wash cause nothing would stick. Usually I dont.

Now you inspire me to invest in more of the Bandai kits. I already bought Suletta's arch enemy's battle mecha kit, (Also molded in colors and snap together.) and I'm saving my pennies for the doll figure of Miorine Rembran and of course Suletta's battle suit. I could say, compared to the late 1980s, THIS IS THE GOLDEN AGE OF MODEL BUILDING!

And here I thought farina was a kind of hot cereal.

maybe it is?

Enjoy, I build Gunpla as my hobby

neats!