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Brooooo I just wanted to watch how could I airbrush my gunpla and the mini pilot it comes with and some how I’m getting warhammer 40k lore on mg fyp and I’m frigging hooked someone help teach me more of the lore

I know this vid a bit old but I'm glad I had to watch this because I'm just new in gundam building and my kits are bootleg hehehe. This vid gives me knowledge when starting to build Gundam by using the proper tools and set ups

I think your missing the straight pipe. the immediate u-turn that you have setup to your top-mounted blower is definitely affecting suction.

What is that rack you are using for a runner organizer? I love the simplicity of it but it also looks very sturdy being fairly chunky metal.

I'm super new to the hobby so sorry for the dumb question, but why not just cut with the single-bladed nipper initially?

I mever got these videos, I built Lfrith with 0 cutters etc, just twisted and popped them from their spurs, 0 nub marks, never had the nub marks issue with gunpla, i have on warhamner tho

Ngl I have a single blade god hand as well as a standard nipper god hand and I used only the standard GH nipper for entire build and it works great no stress marks and very flush.

Hello I have a question. There going to be release of DX-Scale of Ikaruga are they the same?

I've been building for 5+ years, here's my tool recommendations. 1st kit (aka trial run) use flat nail clippers. Enjoyed it? Want to get into the hobby now? Single edge nippers, they are more expensive than standard nippers, but are infinitely better. With these you can cut right up against the part without clean up 99% of the time. Advanced tools, take your new hobby to the next level. Pannell liners, pour type, or fine tip. Fine tip offers more versatility. Use Gray on white plastic, black doesn't look overly good imo. I also recommend Gundam markers, or paint pens, this is a great step to cut out stickers, and do some customisation. With this step I recommend you use a clear coat, matte and gloss are available, use what you prefer the look of. After that the sky's the limit, air brush, kit bashing, whatever you like, you'll be a pro.

you did a good job on that box

Depends. The small and medium nubs I cut flat with a knife, and the large ones I cut close and file. If it's blue plastic which shows stress marks the easiest, I almost always file then rub it with a fingernail or with a plastic parts separator to blend the plastic back into color.

Reason I don't use dispae even gh spn 120 b3cause they leave nubs while using hm105 & 109 leaves n9tuing and very flat without white marks. S I've just put my spn120 for display then sold my dispae 3.0. G9nna stick with hobby mio. Saves time in using a hobby knife 👌

Hi do you have a tutorial on sanding all surface before painting? Thank you

New to the hobby here. You saved my life

Awesome video man! The company really should've paid you for this one!

I heard you like sanding.... Well have I got the hobby for you!

How do you know when to go from 400 to 800

Does this not turn into bot mode?

Me who cuts it straight to the edge... No need to sand.. no nub whatsoever

Alternatively, you can also get rid of marbling by using a matt top coat. It's obviously still there, but the masking way from how light works due to matting causes the parts to look more uniform. Plus, if you want a softer look to a gunpla, like making it look like the armor is fighting off the colds of space, then this is the way to go.

What is a wash??

i js cut a bit off then twist and use a hobby knife to cut off the rest

Incredible work ! Love your custom so much ❤ You do every pieces with patience and exquisite , wow 🤩, this work inspired me ❤

A late comment, but I have to share I'm new to gunpla, but I've been collecting Warhammer miniatures for the better part of the decade, and with me being the dumb and unteachable kid I was, buying nippers never came to my mind, just a hobby knife was always enough for me Well, my left thumb pad almost completely consists of scar tissue now

Only one cut in the runner sanding with a nail, all of the tricks etc left stress marks 99.9% of the time

Holy! Im in awe. This is amazing work. Subscribed!

the time and dedication for this hobby is truly amazing

Great advice!

I just watched the episode where the Super Valkyrie debuted. The animation was so much better than the last few eps.

I'm just using Standard nipper and Nail nipper. And it do so well 😂

What a great build! How long did that take you from start to finish? I have this kit on my backlog and I hope I can come close to what you achieved(wishful thinking!).

Nice work wish it came like your custom paint job❤

Hello, I recently got the kit and want to follow along the video to achieve a similar result. Just one question, how do you attach the canoopy in place while painting the main body? I see you remove it afterwards, so is it blue-tac?

Wish I'd seen this before building gwitch expansion set.. The situational nubmarks removal is useful asf

I'm kinda new to building gunpla but is there a difference between the expensive branded sand papers and some regular cheap sand papers found in any hardware store?

Still have no idea why you have so little views. You helped me so much as a beginner!

6:19 which olfa blade fits the tamiya holder?

Something seems off? its like all the joints too exposed!

Can you please do a showcase of your build space and how you did it? I need to upgrade mine lol😊

Great work, and rockin' outro too!

Rustoleum Matte black.

Subbed!!! Now teach us the dark arts plzz!

ya entendí porque mis juguetes armables nunca me quedan como en las fotos

I usually just use a Dspiae glass file after cutting off the nubs. Works pretty well every time. If there's still stress marks even when flat, 95% of the time rubbing it with my finger nail does the job.

Hello there! I saw that you used water slide decals for this kit but the one I bought comes with regular sticker decals on a yellow sheet. Where did you get the water slide decals?

This kit looks amazing in G-3 colors.

Respect. You did a very good job

With this technique, i'm gonna finish my 15 gunpla quickly. Thanks ! (Do you have make a video on the markers ? 'cause i'm gonna try with some gold on the mg barbatos and i research good techniques for newbies)

You can use a hobby knife, or you can get a glass file for that buyback most of the time

You could just cut flush and then sand. i call it the "cut and sand method" that saves the pointless step of cutting the wide part for no reason at all. It's also good for nips.