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Is sanding allowed? - RayfeThegrim - Aug. 24, 2024
Hey all,
I just got a Leon Crest and noticed some cut marks/scuffs from where the plastic parts were cut on the bey and ratchet. I'm terrible at describing it so I've put a link to a pic below.
https://photos.app.goo.gl/8F2VpDdcYngTEPDw9
My question is 2 parts:
1. If I tried to sand that down to smooth it out like I would with a gunpla nub, would that be considered a mod that makes the bey illegal for tournament use?
2. Do you think it would make much of a difference to try?
RE: Is sanding allowed? - GodzillaFan101 - Aug. 26, 2024
(Aug. 24, 2024 8:27 PM)RayfeThegrim Wrote: Hey all,
I just got a Leon Crest and noticed some cut marks/scuffs from where the plastic parts were cut on the bey and ratchet. I'm terrible at describing it so I've put a link to a pic below.
https://photos.app.goo.gl/8F2VpDdcYngTEPDw9
My question is 2 parts:
1. If I tried to sand that down to smooth it out like I would with a gunpla nub, would that be considered a mod that makes the bey illegal for tournament use?
2. Do you think it would make much of a difference to try?
id give it a shot. I mean so long as you showed a good reason for the modification Idk why it would be illegal
RE: Is sanding allowed? - RalfBalf - Aug. 26, 2024
(Aug. 24, 2024 8:27 PM)RayfeThegrim Wrote: Hey all,
I just got a Leon Crest and noticed some cut marks/scuffs from where the plastic parts were cut on the bey and ratchet. I'm terrible at describing it so I've put a link to a pic below.
https://photos.app.goo.gl/8F2VpDdcYngTEPDw9
My question is 2 parts:
1. If I tried to sand that down to smooth it out like I would with a gunpla nub, would that be considered a mod that makes the bey illegal for tournament use?
2. Do you think it would make much of a difference to try?
According to the rulebooks, any type of modification is illegal since it changes performance. Parts that are defected are usually okay to use unless specified. The nub would wear down naturally anyway.
RE: Is sanding allowed? - RayfeThegrim - Aug. 29, 2024
(Aug. 26, 2024 2:11 PM)RalfBalf Wrote:(Aug. 24, 2024 8:27 PM)RayfeThegrim Wrote: Hey all,
I just got a Leon Crest and noticed some cut marks/scuffs from where the plastic parts were cut on the bey and ratchet. I'm terrible at describing it so I've put a link to a pic below.
https://photos.app.goo.gl/8F2VpDdcYngTEPDw9
My question is 2 parts:
1. If I tried to sand that down to smooth it out like I would with a gunpla nub, would that be considered a mod that makes the bey illegal for tournament use?
2. Do you think it would make much of a difference to try?
According to the rulebooks, any type of modification is illegal since it changes performance. Parts that are defected are usually okay to use unless specified. The nub would wear down naturally anyway.
Fair. Thanks for the info!
RE: Is sanding allowed? - Anime Kid - Mar. 25, 2025
(Aug. 24, 2024 8:27 PM)RayfeThegrim Wrote: Hey all,
I just got a Leon Crest and noticed some cut marks/scuffs from where the plastic parts were cut on the bey and ratchet. I'm terrible at describing it so I've put a link to a pic below.
https://photos.app.goo.gl/8F2VpDdcYngTEPDw9
My question is 2 parts:
1. If I tried to sand that down to smooth it out like I would with a gunpla nub, would that be considered a mod that makes the bey illegal for tournament use?
2. Do you think it would make much of a difference to try?
i cant actually... see the photo