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Bandai Hobby Division edited several plastic model kits, known in Japan as "plamodels" (プラモデル puramoderu?), dedicated to the famous ships that the Straw Hat crew has ridden during their adventures: the Going Merry and the Thousand Sunny. They were never made part of an identifiable brand line apart from the obvious One Piece advertising. Upon completion, the non-scale model kits measure around 25-28 cm long and come with unpainted figures of the crew and a display stand. As any regular model kits, they need a complete hobby toolset to get assembled and be painted:

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  • Bandai Hobby Division edited several plastic model kits, known in Japan as "plamodels" (プラモデル puramoderu?), dedicated to the famous ships that the Straw Hat crew has ridden during their adventures: the Going Merry and the Thousand Sunny. They were never made part of an identifiable brand line apart from the obvious One Piece advertising. Upon completion, the non-scale model kits measure around 25-28 cm long and come with unpainted figures of the crew and a display stand. As any regular model kits, they need a complete hobby toolset to get assembled and be painted:
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  • Bandai Hobby Division edited several plastic model kits, known in Japan as "plamodels" (プラモデル puramoderu?), dedicated to the famous ships that the Straw Hat crew has ridden during their adventures: the Going Merry and the Thousand Sunny. They were never made part of an identifiable brand line apart from the obvious One Piece advertising. Upon completion, the non-scale model kits measure around 25-28 cm long and come with unpainted figures of the crew and a display stand. As any regular model kits, they need a complete hobby toolset to get assembled and be painted: * Building tools: * Nippers, pliers or side cutters to cut parts from plastic runners. * Utility knives to trim the excess plastic, also called nubs or sprues. * Sandpaper or files to thin sprues further down in delicate areas. * Tweezers to help applying stickers and decals on parts. * Modeling putty (optional) to fill gaps, seams and unwanted crevices. It should be sanded down and painted over later, as it dries to a grey color. * Scoring tools (optional) to make custom panel lines, mostly useful for robot/sci-fi kits. * Glue or plastic cement (not required) to hold parts together. As Bandai produces snap-in parts, they are really of no use here. * Painting tools: * Mixing containers to mix paint with thinner or mix different paint colors. * Syringes to suck and drip thinner or paint. * Painting grips to hold parts during painting and drying processes. * Brushes or airbrush set following your preferred way of painting. * Paint and paint thinner. * Primer (optional), base paint to smooth out scratches or neutralize a dark base color. * Masking tapes (optional) to guard parts that do not need painting. * Panel line markers (optional), an alternative to scoring tools, mostly useful for robot/sci-fi kits. * Topcoat (optional) to apply a protective layer to the model and paint. As it adds thickness to parts, it should be applied carefully on joints. Actually, the model kits are produced in a way that the assembled kits do not really need any painting to be displayed. However, painting still provides a huge visual enhancement compared to the initial bare colors.
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