Hasegawa 64730 - 1/35 Mechtro WeGo Shinonome Laboratory Model  [HA-64730]

Hasegawa 64730 - 1/35 Mechtro WeGo No.04 Shinonome Laboratory Version (Warm and Cool)
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Hasegawa
Model:
HA-64730
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Shinonome Laboratory Mechtro WeGo Kit Details

The Hasegawa 64730 - 1/35 Mechtro WeGo No.04 Shinonome Laboratory Version is crafted for modellers focused on neat assembly and finish. It presents two aesthetic choices, warm or cool, with multi-colour moulded components to reduce initial painting time. Careful trimming and paintwork will enhance panel definition and overall realism.

Specifications

  • Scale: 1/35
  • Color Separation: Multi-color molded parts / Requires painting
  • Edition: Warm and Cool Versions

The Mechtro WeGo No.04 is a flexible kit for display or collection, appealing to builders who like to personalise finishes. Its part separation and stable fit make it suitable for detail work and small diorama projects.

Is the model compatible with other 1/35 kits?

Yes, the 1/35 scale ensures visual compatibility with other figures and accessories in the same scale for dioramas or displays.

Will I need extra tools to finish this kit?

Basic modelling tools such as cutters, files, glue and paints are recommended. Fine brushes and masking tape help with neat colour separation.

How do the warm and cool variants differ?

The two variants use different colour tones on identical parts, offering distinct visual styles without altering assembly steps.

Any tips for achieving factory-like seams?

Test fit components first, sand mating surfaces lightly, and use thin glue to avoid excess squeeze-out; primer and light panel washes help unify the finish.

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