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@@SnazzyCatYT Indeed, ZZ is probably my favorite UC gundam

@@MDB1123-l2l agoramodels.com :D

@@HendrixLoketi I'm not sure

@@Briangeldlc14 Thanks for watching

Your welcome but I gotta go to school now

@@nancyrojas7617 Totally

@@LJ1st1 Thanks

@@superdraco3807 yo can you rate it out of 10?

@@LJ1st1 8 out of 10, a unique figure with a fun but not staightforward transformation.

@@superdraco3807 thanks I might buy it as my first idw figure

@@LJ1st1 Good starting point, MMC took a lot of my money with their IDW figure

@@AzlanTalin I passed on it originally for the Droideka, and I'm glad I grabbed it this time.

@@welshpiper62 Makes sense, good luck to you as well. Thanks for watching.

@@nootoorioous This is an interesting idea. Most of the HG Virtue's armor could be mounted with blu tack or something similar. The only part that will really need modification is the part in Nadleeh's back that holds the GN cannons and backpack: that requires disassembly of the MG to attach so it could probably be cut to fit on the HG

Not really, but if you take your time to arrange it perfectly it could probably roll a bit, but then I would worry about pieces coming off

Ebay is where I found this one

Worth the frustration for such a cool display, thanks for watching

If it's not stopping at all sounds like a circuit board issue. First I would trace the wires and make sure they are in the correct ports, and I would also make sure the cogs are aligned properly, if everything is correct but still not working after a double check I would probably reach out to Agora for a replacement.

Lego has done 3 similar sets and I have built the other 2 prior to this one. I actually filmed a video combining all 3 into a single structure, but have not posted it yet

Hmm, I will double check but that peg seems too narrow and not long enough to actually fit into the hand proper, but if it works I will make a follow up short

​@@superdraco3807thank you! :)

@@BenXC So I found a way to attach the Mastadon shield, it's in a short I just posted. XD

It really is

Ah congrats, hope some of my struggling saves you some work

Do you have any tips to paint it?

@@seafire6026 Hmm if you are painting the whole thing, use oil-based paint for the the metal sections, and I prefer acrylic for plastic sections since acrylic airbrushes better IMO. Beyond that patience is usually the best suggestion I can give about painting

@@seafire6026 Truthfully after saying all that the hull is prepainted fairly nicely , so really only detail work on the decks and life preservers is necessary if you are going for historical accuracy

It really is

It was rough on the wallet for sure, but the challenge was worth it.

I know, I sat on it for a year waiting for the completion video

Appreciate ya, this really is a stunning model

@@superdraco3807 how much more of it is there to build/put on? Other than the railings it seems pretty complete.

@@BottomFragger-i7f This is the last pack, mainly detail work, the stand, and the remote control are left from here

Not sure why you put a crying emoji, but hope all is well or getting better. Thanks for watching

Hmm seems the deck paintjob is more convincing than I first thought

Shhhhh, don't want the ATF knowing my future plans

Yeah it is quite lovely, and despite its simplicity it does really stand out

Ah nice, appreciate the sub

Yeah, the instructions are too vague

@@superdraco3807 They're basically like hope you know which pieces to use because if you screw up that's on you buddy not us

@@BradleyBoy Not to mention that the parts are so similarly colored that it's our problem that we have to try and differentiate dark gray pieces from similarly shaped black pieces

@@superdraco3807 It's like Batman designed the kit

@@BradleyBoy I can literally see Will Arnett on the design team: "Needs more black, or like really dark gray"

I'm only a few states away, so maybe night shift has made me not notice

Not sure what you mean, why are the breakwater supports my least favorite part so far?

Yours are good too!

Agreed

Appreciate you watching

Agreed

I've been using the Loctite Gel Control, it's in an unusual bottle with arms you squeeze to dispense glue. Since it's a gel I've had less issues with running.

@@superdraco3807 sweet I just bought some VMS Flexy 5K “Slow” which is specifically designed for models just like this. A little on the pricey side but since we are going to spend so much on the model, why cheap out on what’s holding it together.

@@goldenmanuever1176 You are correct sir. I may look into getting some of the Flexy when I run out of Loctite.

Thank you! Glad to have you along for the ride. Pack 4 is currently in transit, so I will have more videos soon

@@superdraco3807 cool I’ve been watching and I plan on getting myself .

@@goldenmanuever1176 It's definitely a reccomend from me

The manual says super glue, so I've been using Loctite Gel Control. It comes in a bottle with little arms you squeeze to dispense glue,and since its a gel it's easier to get where you want it without running. I believe Worldofwayne is using the British version of Loctite on both of his Bismarck builds as well

@@superdraco3807 ok yeah I love Wayne. There are so many types of glue and some of them say for “most” plastics. I read the manual several times on line and it looks like a generic superglue gel. These are so expensive I just want to make sure I don’t ruin anything with a $3 tube of glue. 🤣😂

@@goldenmanuever1176 Yeah, Loctite has generally been my go to, because I've had cheap glue ruin some stuff.

XD, nothing much, just building the Bismarck when I'm off work

@@superdraco3807 dude she looks cherry. I am going to get this later in the year. So far how do you like the quality and customer service?

@@goldenmanuever1176 Quality has been mostly good, so far only problem I've had is a bad circuit board. Customer service has been excellent, within a day they already had a new circuit board en route, at no cost