I’d suggest having a good pair of sticker tweezers and take your time also have something that can help you smooth out the stickers and if you need take off and reapply a sticker be very careful when trying to get it off and most of the time it will be fine to put back on. Also if you have an extra of a character do that first so if you do mess up you have a back up. Luckily I’d say these figures don’t have a horrible amount of stickers and I’d say the hardest stickers are the arm cuffs and the cape trim from how thin the stickers. Also I’d try and get the sword hilt sticker slightly bend it so it’s easier to press down onto it. I really hope this isn’t too long winded and makes sense. I hope this helps you out
Whats with the numbers on the front? My son is after the king ohgre (think that's how its spelt) and there's a set 1 and 2, 3 and 4. Are they all the same or come with different body parts? I'm confused. I don't want to buy him doubles.
Each number is different box with two boxes used to make one figure so boxes 1 and 2 make KuwagataOhger so each unique number has pair. With there being 12 boxes altogether to make all 6 figures but if you buy whole box comes with 7 figures with one being an extra. I hope this helps you out and I’d be happy to clear up any confusion
I like YUDO but Shodo doesn’t need stickers for the figure which is nice but is smaller then YUDO. Also YUDO does more the current and modern Sentai teams and Shodo does the older teams. So I like both lines but if you don’t want to deal with stickers outside of maybe the weapons go for Shodo but I know Shodo lines can be more expensive and harder to find then YUDO. I hope this helps
@@AdamPrime3274 If I remember correctly, actually (🤓) there are two kind of Shodo, one is Sodo and the other is Shodo. I don't remember which one but one of them has almost no stickers/decal at all and has diaphragm joint, take zolda and other ryuki's sodo (or shodo) as an example.
@@daitaogeming5722 yeah Ryuki was the SODO chronicle line which often has less stickers then SODO for the main rider. Ryuki also got redone with all paint but smaller scale for SHODO X line but i think SODO did more of the contract monsters.
This is the first Yudo set I've bought, any tips on applying the stickers (I've never been good doing it and want these to look really good).
I’d suggest having a good pair of sticker tweezers and take your time also have something that can help you smooth out the stickers and if you need take off and reapply a sticker be very careful when trying to get it off and most of the time it will be fine to put back on. Also if you have an extra of a character do that first so if you do mess up you have a back up. Luckily I’d say these figures don’t have a horrible amount of stickers and I’d say the hardest stickers are the arm cuffs and the cape trim from how thin the stickers. Also I’d try and get the sword hilt sticker slightly bend it so it’s easier to press down onto it. I really hope this isn’t too long winded and makes sense. I hope this helps you out
They improved which means I’m impressed. I have lupin vs patranger and ryusoulger which looked hollow
Whats with the numbers on the front? My son is after the king ohgre (think that's how its spelt) and there's a set 1 and 2, 3 and 4. Are they all the same or come with different body parts? I'm confused. I don't want to buy him doubles.
Each number is different box with two boxes used to make one figure so boxes 1 and 2 make KuwagataOhger so each unique number has pair. With there being 12 boxes altogether to make all 6 figures but if you buy whole box comes with 7 figures with one being an extra. I hope this helps you out and I’d be happy to clear up any confusion
New to this kind of hobby, is yudo have the same size as sh figuarts?
YUDO is smaller then SH figurarts. Figurarts are about 5 to 6 scale and YUDO is 4 inch scale.
Yudo or shodo? What is the best?
I like YUDO but Shodo doesn’t need stickers for the figure which is nice but is smaller then YUDO. Also YUDO does more the current and modern Sentai teams and Shodo does the older teams. So I like both lines but if you don’t want to deal with stickers outside of maybe the weapons go for Shodo but I know Shodo lines can be more expensive and harder to find then YUDO. I hope this helps
@@AdamPrime3274 If I remember correctly, actually (🤓) there are two kind of Shodo, one is Sodo and the other is Shodo. I don't remember which one but one of them has almost no stickers/decal at all and has diaphragm joint, take zolda and other ryuki's sodo (or shodo) as an example.
@@daitaogeming5722 yeah Ryuki was the SODO chronicle line which often has less stickers then SODO for the main rider. Ryuki also got redone with all paint but smaller scale for SHODO X line but i think SODO did more of the contract monsters.