[O-SD 001] ZGMF-1017 GINN

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O-SD stands for Original Super Deformed, based on classic SD kits released by Bandai, particularly the G-generation Zero series and G-generation F line. These iconic models are instantly recognizable due to their shorter, more compact stature and lack of legs. To bring your O-SD kit to life, you'll need some basic knowledge of 3D printing techniques and access to a 3D printer capable of handling PLA filament. Start by slicing the model using Slic3r or another software compatible with your 3D printer, and adjust settings as needed for optimal print quality. After unboxing your completed O-SD kit, begin the assembly process by attaching parts carefully according to the included instructions. This should result in a relatively simple build that is perfect for beginners looking to develop their skills without overwhelming themselves with complex design features or overly intricate mechanisms. Some models require slight sanding to smooth out imperfections before painting; however, most can be completed quickly using an airbrush and basic primer kit.