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Great series. Especially for beginners like myself. Subbed. 👌😊

Just started in this hobby and was wondering why certain parts of the kit were becoming brittle and breaking - feet joints, beam sabre handles etc. Watched this and learned it was because I was using the rubbing alcohol to clean Tamiya panel Lining enamel. Thanks for the lesson! Loving learning a new hobby after over 40 years in tabletop wargaming.

Im absolutely horrified of topcoating- i messed up hard on a unicorn dom tropen but im willing to try again using this tutorial

This is probably the best tutorial I've seen. Seriously, I was scared as hell to mess up but it came out perfect! Thank you!

Very informative my friend! I can’t remember if you mentioned it, but what do you think the brand “Mr Hobby” for the Matt coat finish over the brand you have here?

Just use sanding sponges. They will conform to the surface and make this job alot easier and faster

Thank you for this, a lovely video and vibe. Very helpful ☺️

Was this ever painted?

on my first gunpla build. Working on rg ms-06s zaku II. So im almost done building. So just need to know what steps to do next and why tools i might need. So after it's built, separate, panel line, water slides then top coat correct? is there any top coats at damage water slides?

Just asking i see alot of people model panel line bleed after matte flat. How do i avoid this?

How long does it take to dry?

Wish these was more accessible…

what's your opinion on the pour tip markers as opposed to these fine tip ones? I hear these don't play too well with paint and the lines don't last too long, as opposed to the pour tip, which are the same price.

The old toothbrush is also really helpful to clean up your files when you're done sanding. When you sand nubs off, you'll leave fine plastic powder on the files which can make them worse at sanding. It also helps extend the duration of your files, meaning you won't have to buy a replacement as soon.

Came across your channel the other day while looking for tutorials and I love your style of showing the method and explaining it! Noticed you haven't posted in a while, but wanted to share my gratitude! I recently got back into Gunpla and am doing more than just snap-building for the first time and these have been super helpful! Thanks!

Thank you. Subscribed!

After spraying outside, can you allow the pieces to dry inside?

Do you have to dry off the alcohol once you have the desired look you want for your panel?

Did you sand any of it or prime it with anything? Or just straight topcoat on bare plastic??

Great video thanks!

hi there , i need some advice. im planning on using panel liner for my rg hi nu. should i top coat it first and then panel line it. and after im done with panel lining and decals , do i top coat it again?

How to avoid frosting effects?

Straight to the point video.

Excellent video…

Looks easy but i tried over and over and every time it melted my panel lining 😭

Soo, When do I use the mark fit, Is it before the decal or Is it after the decal? Or Do I apply It before and after the decal?

Hi, how many layers you applied? Only one or need 2 layers of top coat?

but why tho? are we clear coating just to clear coat? are we preparing the surface to paint? the reasons for doing things comes before needing to know how to do them. am I wrong?

Bottle says, do not spray on decals and stickers, ¿Does damage it?

Can we spray the clear part?

An awesome kit to practice all of these techniques is an HG Z’gok.

I thought about buying these for my boyfriend as a gift..But I am also buying him a glass file(the gun primer gate remover set) Are both necessary or would this be over kill? I don't know much about these, but I just wanted to help him upgrade his tools. Thanks for reading. :]

Hey man I am a beginner so I don't really know about this stuff I even just learning how to do remove seamlines so what does topcoat does is it necessary to protect the paint from fading or what?

i was like so what does it do really.. and then i see it gets rid of that plastic toy look shine and giving it that pro matte look... instant buy.

You have a very nice voice

Why did you disappear? Are things ok?

i been watching so many videos on how to remove seam lines, your’s was so straight forward and easy. i finally got it!! turns out the piece gets covered, but i got it 👏 thank u! 👏👏👏

So you did the top coat with the decals applied? Can u top coat then add the water slides?

So, the bit about Tamiya panel liner is a bit of a wives' tale. If enamel wash pools inside of snapped together parts, it can't dry properly, and make the plastic very brittle (this impacts both PS and ABS plastic). Moreover, ABS plastic is much more prone to damage than PS plastic is with enamel wash. I myself panel line on bare plastic with Tamiya panel liner, but I do them on the sprues, and only on PS plastic. I've never had a problem. And, you can clean it up easily with Zippo fluid that you can buy at any gas station or smoke shop. Trust me, if you use enamel wash as panel liner smartly, the payoff is much better than markers ever could be. Just make sure you use that stuff in a well ventilated area, or wear an N95 mask or something, those fumes are toxic. Oh one more thing, you can tell what material the sprues are made of in the instruction manual, and the sprues themselves are also clearly marked with the material as well.

Oddly enough, not the first coke nail(s) I've seen from the Gunpla community. Good video, though.

Does this top coat prevent scratches to the paint?

Can i put the sticker decals after the the gloss coat ?

can you use gloss top coat for finished out of the box build or only matte?

how many layers do you recommend to spray onto a part?

Can I use AK matte varnish as a top coat?

I like your style of videos! Thanks for the guides!

Pro tip. If you have a stress mark, you can take your finger nail and pretty much rub it off

aight considering the prior stream i guess this is someone dear to you who passed. Im sorry for your loss 😢

Wait, is this the channel owners own funeral?!