I get these comments quite often, and I'm going to assume you watch the dub and that's where most people got the BARB-a-tos pronunciation. In the original it's バルバトス (barubatos), which is more like bar-bah-tos as they don't put any emphasis on the u sounds.
Don't take my comment as a negative reaction to how you pronounce it. If anything it just catches me off guard. And I've actually never seen the dub of the show
When they released the MG barbatos lupus, they will just put an actual mace into the box. Not a model- they will just put an actual medieval mace in there.
@@mooncrysta It turns out that regardless of where you are from, you can call it whatever you want. If it lays a coat of color over your nails it’s nail varnish/ polish/ enamel/ lacquer/ paint.
Well, for me: I use a VERY thin layer of super glue to bulk up the joints(the key is to let it dry BEFORE attaching the connecting pieces) But do not that abs joints can wear out even worst if the joints are bigger than it's intended clearance.
This helped immensely with a trigger hand that wouldn’t stay clasped. After about four coats it’s not coming loose on its own! I’m trying this with the RG RX 78 2 on a lot of joints that just don’t want to stay on. Even the shitty hands have improved, though I’m on like 5 coats and I’m incredulous that’ll truly solve the problem with them.
@@kurukuru4120 exactly. The longer it is, the more leverage it has, which better allows the weight to act against the tensile strength of the material. Especially a weapon that has all its weight at one end like this. This is why you don't see great swords until the middle ages. The metal just sucked too much to avoid snapping.
Lol, I second the nails thing! My nails grow at an accelerated rate I cut them and then bam! 3 days later I look like Lupus rex. But they come in handy more than you'd think.
Glad someone else uses clear nail polish! I figured it out years ago, and it hasn't failed me since! Also functions as a kind of glue, as well as the obvious clear coat!
I loved the display of the lupus smashing down on thin air at the end. But yeah, it seems nail varnish is the way to go, people like Vangelus who builds transformer kits (which are bulkier and heavier) use it all the time in his streams. EDIT: You might want to do 2-3 coats tho, depending on how loose the actual connection is, if the hand is flopping with no weight on it, then tighten the wrist with cement or maybe some thin blu-tac, then try putting nail varnish on it if it persists. Only problem with taking things apart is the Lupus' legs on all of his models, they have a clip just on the inside of the heel that makes it near impossible to take apart without forcing it and breaking the tabs, but the inside of the foot has pegs, so tightening those and a little cleanup should do it.
Hey, I was googling up how to fix loose joint issue, and this video came up in the search results. Thank you for the advice, I only put together these kits every now and then, and I've a 1/100 Tallgeese to finish, but the joints are way loose, to the point where the arms will fall off under any kind of weight. So, off to the store tomorrow to buy some nail varnish.
This helped a TON. I have the Heavy Arms Custom HG kit from 97 and one arm joint was too loose to pose. After watching this i got the idea to jam a small piece of scotch tape in the joint and it worked like a charm
I would like to thank you for making this video because I got this kit today and seeing this helped me fix the problems of the loose joints as I am assembling it.
I like how you hit the highlights in a short period of time. I don't always have 20-40 minutes to find out to use paint or nailpolish to tighten joints. working on my first Gundam now and find your videos helpful. new subscriber here. thanks for the videos.
Pretty surprised it actually still works after a few years. But 1 minor complaint is that it causes the plastic to do some weird stuff, or it could be the nail polish/varnish
thanks for the tip, picked up a bottle of XF-24 and it's worked wonders for Kshatriya and 00 raiser making them a bit more rigid and stable, thinking of trying the upper arm to shoulder joint on the 00 raiser next see if he has a chance in hell of keeping his sword oriented anyway but down. also seems to be working for sinanju ,he couldn't even hold the empty gun in his hand before without it shooting loose at the lightest touch, now he can hold it with the big bazooka attached but the wrist which i for a moment thought was stiff and strait is actually not and is unable to hold it up but that what the XF-24 is for :P ( update : hand peg tight enough, wrist peg tight enough, connection between hand and wrist giving a little... it never ends T.T i'll get him to hold this stupidly sized machinegun+hyperbazooka combo yet even though it almost clearly seems like a actionbase 4 combo so you can support the thing :P)
Dude. I tried the nail varnish on my EW Epyon Gundam--specifically the heat rod. It worked. I also tried it on my wing tips for MG wing zero custom that kept falling off. And the GN Shoulder Shield for 00 Qanta. All parts are stiff as hell. Though the heat rod is loose beacuse its degined that way when not in Mobile Armor mode. But it works.
for a quick... really quick.... fix for balls joints , i put the smallest amount of poster putty, the blue sticky tack stuff in the joint . works awesome. after like a yr it might dry up.
The dark gray paint just literally tightens the joints, but will still be loosen over time. So even though covering a joint on paint, the gunpla wouldn't hold a pose for just even a day.
I put a small dot of superglue/nailglue ontop of the ball and i use the skinny plastic handle piece of a q-tip and spread it thin on the ball and let it dry for 2-3 mins.
I'm still fairly new to building and have only done a couple of kits. Mostly Medabots. I find them to have very loose joints which makes posing a nightmare. Thanks for the tips!
have you ever tried using pledge floor care? it thickens joints really well in comparison to the ones you showed in the video. you just have leave it to dry over night.
I use superglue.I put some glue on the joint,I stick it inside,then move it around to make sure it doesn't get fixed.Not only does it tighten the joint,but also the polycap/peg hole it was in.
Is it the HG Force Impulse Gundam Remake? I have problems with the feet/ankle joint and the waist joint. Which joints did you experience the looseness for your Force Impulse?
I had no idea the master grade Barbatos lupus Rex arms were a ball joint connected to a polycap that could be pretty useful for kit bashing with kits like a master grade Exia from Gundam 00 to make a even fiercer mobile suit ^^
Something I suggest is to look into rc cars parts because there are certain things that are basically fast drying plastic that you can paint on to add friction
- I have tried this at home but the way i see it is to paint on the joints 1 TIME only (paint the joins too much or too many times will leave residue) and then add a small piece of tissue paper (or normal paper) as small as the size of the points, this will make the joints be stiff but movable.
Oh, I'd definitely like to see more lazy / cheap ways to improve and customize gunpla. Also scratch building if you have done any of that. So far I've only kitbashed and customized using what's in the box, so to speak, and the only paint I have on hand is gundam markers. Given you'd probably end up stiffening all the joints on the FM Rex, I'm supposing you could jut get the HG and paint what needs the detail. The HG can hold up that Mega-Mace no problem, it seems, so an IBO HG finally has an advantage over the FM. But I'll wait for Bandai's final release for the Barbatos to decide which version I will eventually buy. I'm also not sure about the Bael yet. Some people are comparing it to the 1.5 Gundam, which I have. I might get the FM Vidar and do an Arya Stark custom with it when it goes on sale. I'm also curious about the Kimaris Vidar. The drill lance has sort of an _Ea_ vibe to it, and the shields remind me of the Dendronium. Drills, man. These IBO kits and their modelling tools.
I use super that's in a bottle and squeeze out a bit and wrap it around the loose joint. Just a different way if you don't have all the things in the video. If you don't have superglue, I don't know what can
When the MG Barbatos comes out, can you use this Baratos Lupus Rex Mace to test the arm strength of the MG? I noticed the original mace got a slimmed-down redesign and I'm wondering if it was to be made lighter or to make it more sleek, cuz the barbatos swung it like a baseball bat, which is hard to imagine at it's original size. So yeah, see if the new MG can hold this behemoth of a Full Mechanics mace
You know what's even lazier but I find works well with tightening ball or peg joints on high grades, especially hands? Just stuff a little bit of paper towel in there. It could work wonders and takes seconds. Plus, if it ever wears out, it's simple as hell to redo.
1. Layer some tissue over the socket. 2. Stick the joint in. 3. Rip off any visible tissue poking out. Cheap, easy, quick, replaceable, reversible, and no one will see anything odd unless you take it apart anyway.
Why dont just gundam manufacturers make male pegs with small bumps or knurled and the female peg is made of elastic thick plastic so the female will absorb the bumps and have better grip with each other.
waifu 4laifu why the fuck is that concidered a sin? if thats a sin,99% of the people on the internet sinned because they said shit like fuck,sex,porn,penis,va.ina,moherfucker,etc so basically your one of the sensitive fucks out of a shit ton of sensitive fucks.
lazier way? superglue the parts, leave it or mop it with toilet papers and BAM a strong joints :v *Be sure no superglue are at the parts or it'll stick together forever :v * sry for bad english :v
Another lazy way is to use 1 or 2 ply paper and put it on the peg or ball. My Exia Dark matter's hip joints became loose and painting seemed to stretched the female end. So I used paper towel and now it does not slip off.
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Holy shit I cannot get over how you pronounce Barbatos
I get these comments quite often, and I'm going to assume you watch the dub and that's where most people got the BARB-a-tos pronunciation. In the original it's バルバトス (barubatos), which is more like bar-bah-tos as they don't put any emphasis on the u sounds.
Don't take my comment as a negative reaction to how you pronounce it. If anything it just catches me off guard. And I've actually never seen the dub of the show
The tail blade is upside down
Mecha Gaikotsu Next tutorial: how to stop tiny joints from pooping out. Looking at you rx 78 2 the origin sp.
Mecha Gaikotsu barubatos sounds mooore delicious then barbatos or barbeatos
When they released the MG barbatos lupus, they will just put an actual mace into the box. Not a model- they will just put an actual medieval mace in there.
I'm 4 years late in watching this but I just started building gunpla. Thanks Mecha Gaikotsu for the tip in tightening loose pegs or joints 😁👍
Nail Varnish? Its sounds like how to lazy tighten the joints with FABULOUS WAY
Wait, is nail varnish = nail polish? enlighten me pls
@@mooncrysta It turns out that regardless of where you are from, you can call it whatever you want. If it lays a coat of color over your nails it’s nail varnish/ polish/ enamel/ lacquer/ paint.
@Carlos Keifer Delos Reyes it clearly doesn't
@Carlos Keifer Delos Reyes You're thinking of nail polish remover, which is acetone, and will definitely melt most plastics.
If you’re fixing the Barbatos, you might as well fix those hands too
now off we go to get the nail varnish and tighten them balls. i mean the ball joint.
Ikhlas Saikyo does nail polish also work?
TheMCLord64 yes
Well, for me: I use a VERY thin layer of super glue to bulk up the joints(the key is to let it dry BEFORE attaching the connecting pieces)
But do not that abs joints can wear out even worst if the joints are bigger than it's intended clearance.
This helped immensely with a trigger hand that wouldn’t stay clasped. After about four coats it’s not coming loose on its own! I’m trying this with the RG RX 78 2 on a lot of joints that just don’t want to stay on. Even the shitty hands have improved, though I’m on like 5 coats and I’m incredulous that’ll truly solve the problem with them.
Nice. My Vidar is loose af and this video just popped up. thank you papa
Char F. which vidar did you bought? Hg or fm 1/100?
1/100
I looked up this video just for my vidar. I hate the backpack wings....
My first build was a vidar 1/144, AND Man it was so loose, still waiting to build another kit but idk, hope others arent so.loose
Well this sucks I really wanted to vidar. I just got into gunpla but vidar looks cool
You should just start calling this " The Lazy Tutorial Series " or something.
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the mace itself can't even hold its own weight. The handle start to bend once you extent it
hteekay maybe you could add in a lot of extra detail(carving) and a few stylistic holds?
I guess you could fix that if you -somehow- drill a hole straight through it, and put in a steel rod?
The barbatos here is a nice example for explaining why you can't have weapons that are too long and heavy for a given material.
@@lemeres2478 being a mace is okay, but having a goddamn long mace is where it starts to screw up.
@@kurukuru4120 exactly. The longer it is, the more leverage it has, which better allows the weight to act against the tensile strength of the material. Especially a weapon that has all its weight at one end like this.
This is why you don't see great swords until the middle ages. The metal just sucked too much to avoid snapping.
Lol, I second the nails thing! My nails grow at an accelerated rate I cut them and then bam! 3 days later I look like Lupus rex. But they come in handy more than you'd think.
+Stephen Davila do you find that your hair grows way too damn fast too? It's a real pain in the ass!
@@MechaGaikotsu yess I experience the same thing ik your comment is three years old I am just bored
Rip them off
Glad someone else uses clear nail polish! I figured it out years ago, and it hasn't failed me since! Also functions as a kind of glue, as well as the obvious clear coat!
I loved the display of the lupus smashing down on thin air at the end.
But yeah, it seems nail varnish is the way to go, people like Vangelus who builds transformer kits (which are bulkier and heavier) use it all the time in his streams.
EDIT: You might want to do 2-3 coats tho, depending on how loose the actual connection is, if the hand is flopping with no weight on it, then tighten the wrist with cement or maybe some thin blu-tac, then try putting nail varnish on it if it persists.
Only problem with taking things apart is the Lupus' legs on all of his models, they have a clip just on the inside of the heel that makes it near impossible to take apart without forcing it and breaking the tabs, but the inside of the foot has pegs, so tightening those and a little cleanup should do it.
What we learned today, Big Mace Chan is bad.
Thomas Tiger Mace-chan did nothing wrong (>3
Etienne de la Rosa The Barbatos isn't weak. Mace-chan is just too sexy for any Gundam ever
Mace Chan is overweight
@@crocgator3693 too thicc
It is mace kun for the lupus rex
Hey, I was googling up how to fix loose joint issue, and this video came up in the search results. Thank you for the advice, I only put together these kits every now and then, and I've a 1/100 Tallgeese to finish, but the joints are way loose, to the point where the arms will fall off under any kind of weight.
So, off to the store tomorrow to buy some nail varnish.
This helped a TON. I have the Heavy Arms Custom HG kit from 97 and one arm joint was too loose to pose. After watching this i got the idea to jam a small piece of scotch tape in the joint and it worked like a charm
loved these lazy tutorials. please make one about painting kits
I would like to thank you for making this video because I got this kit today and seeing this helped me fix the problems of the loose joints as I am assembling it.
I like how you hit the highlights in a short period of time. I don't always have 20-40 minutes to find out to use paint or nailpolish to tighten joints. working on my first Gundam now and find your videos helpful. new subscriber here. thanks for the videos.
Pretty surprised it actually still works after a few years. But 1 minor complaint is that it causes the plastic to do some weird stuff, or it could be the nail polish/varnish
Clear nail varnish is what I use, works great.
B1GDAV3 does nail polish also work?
TheMCLord64 works great, lasts well too
How does it works on the Delta Plus' feet joint?
陪你聊聊天柯南 it works on everything
Great tutorial ! Just 1 thing - I use matt clear paint to tighten joins and it works great ( best is Enamel kind, but acrylic works great too)
I am 6 years late, but is it really better the enamel one? And if so, why?
@@Akiwaaa_ enamel is thicker (I still use Revell one) & more durable than the acrylic
Dude - you just saved my HG Psycho Gundam . . . I was about to give up on that sucker, just couldn't hold up that MASSIVE shield. THANKS!
Lmfao I died when he said “but I don’t have all that shot” too relatable
thanks for the tip, picked up a bottle of XF-24 and it's worked wonders for Kshatriya and 00 raiser making them a bit more rigid and stable, thinking of trying the upper arm to shoulder joint on the 00 raiser next see if he has a chance in hell of keeping his sword oriented anyway but down. also seems to be working for sinanju ,he couldn't even hold the empty gun in his hand before without it shooting loose at the lightest touch, now he can hold it with the big bazooka attached but the wrist which i for a moment thought was stiff and strait is actually not and is unable to hold it up but that what the XF-24 is for :P ( update : hand peg tight enough, wrist peg tight enough, connection between hand and wrist giving a little... it never ends T.T i'll get him to hold this stupidly sized machinegun+hyperbazooka combo yet even though it almost clearly seems like a actionbase 4 combo so you can support the thing :P)
you can also use elmer's glue for the joints to tighten it up if you don't have paint
Dude. I tried the nail varnish on my EW Epyon Gundam--specifically the heat rod. It worked. I also tried it on my wing tips for MG wing zero custom that kept falling off. And the GN Shoulder Shield for 00 Qanta. All parts are stiff as hell. Though the heat rod is loose beacuse its degined that way when not in Mobile Armor mode. But it works.
I use tissue paper to put in between the ball joints and sockets
i'm building the same kit and did the way you done it, its very useful,its working thanks !
I am new at Gunpla building and stuff. So it is great to see that you are making these tutorial vids.
for a quick... really quick.... fix for balls joints , i put the smallest amount of poster putty, the blue sticky tack stuff in the joint . works awesome. after like a yr it might dry up.
You can always use nail polish as well to tighten joints on gundam model kits
That intro showing barbatos shouting "WWWHHHYY!!??"
thank you for showing as all for tithening the ball joints
The dark gray paint just literally tightens the joints, but will still be loosen over time. So even though covering a joint on paint, the gunpla wouldn't hold a pose for just even a day.
I have already played the 'why' part more than ten times, is that normal?
Muladi Ajisasmito Yes, it is...
Another great video for some newer modelers.
I'm going to try this on my mg exia. Thanks for the tutorials! I lok forward to the next one.
This is the first time I'm proud of being born in a make-up shop
I agree mechagaikotsu people always tell me to cut my nails but I think its useful separate pieces on a kit
I put a small dot of superglue/nailglue ontop of the ball and i use the skinny plastic handle piece of a q-tip and spread it thin on the ball and let it dry for 2-3 mins.
Funny since I just started having loose joint problems, great tutorial, thanks
I'm still fairly new to building and have only done a couple of kits. Mostly Medabots. I find them to have very loose joints which makes posing a nightmare. Thanks for the tips!
Exact same problem i have with my metabee, especially his lower arm joint just got chewed up while inserting.
have you ever tried using pledge floor care? it thickens joints really well in comparison to the ones you showed in the video. you just have leave it to dry over night.
I use superglue.I put some glue on the joint,I stick it inside,then move it around to make sure it doesn't get fixed.Not only does it tighten the joint,but also the polycap/peg hole it was in.
What i do is i spray paint all the runners that contain frame parts before assembling the kit. Gives it a better look and makes every joint tight.
saw somewhere on a reddit to take grocery bags and stuff bits into the joints
tried it myself and it works wonders
Anthony Matero wow,how about neck joints? My 1/144 HG SCHUZRUM GALLUSS' head pops of when i move it
Thanks for this, and it's exactly the Barbatos' joints why I'm here 😅
I like the nail varnish because it made my Force Impulse's joints tight and the Silhouette Flyer's wings and the lower part and also the connector
Is it the HG Force Impulse Gundam Remake? I have problems with the feet/ankle joint and the waist joint. Which joints did you experience the looseness for your Force Impulse?
Omg thank you my Leo lpd was super loose on the waist and legs and now it's perfect thank you!
I learned this stuff because i have no budget to buy tools and paints. Before i bought my nippers, i use nail cutter to remove excess nubs 😀
I had no idea the master grade Barbatos lupus Rex arms were a ball joint connected to a polycap that could be pretty useful for kit bashing with kits like a master grade Exia from Gundam 00 to make a even fiercer mobile suit ^^
You should do a lazy way of removing nubs
It works pretty well. My Rex is holding the Mace up pretty well
Something I suggest is to look into rc cars parts because there are certain things that are basically fast drying plastic that you can paint on to add friction
usually if i have a loose joint or connection in a kit i just put a piece of papertowel... its just to hold it in and it works pretty well.
Just what i needed right now. My G-Arcane has a problem with the huge ass sniper rifle.
Me looking at my barbie lupus and my mother's nail varnish :
Barbie Lupus: wanna go sassy?
Thank you I needed this my hg build strike gundam booster pack joints kept falling off now I’m painting it and it’ll work
let just hope we get PG Barbator Lupus Rex that have the same joint lock mechanic as the PG 00 had so he can hold Mace-chan properly
- I have tried this at home but the way i see it is to paint on the joints 1 TIME only (paint the joins too much or too many times will leave residue) and then add a small piece of tissue paper (or normal paper) as small as the size of the points, this will make the joints be stiff but movable.
That scream at the start sounds like something 1982's The Thing would make.
Best intro yet
Oh, I'd definitely like to see more lazy / cheap ways to improve and customize gunpla. Also scratch building if you have done any of that. So far I've only kitbashed and customized using what's in the box, so to speak, and the only paint I have on hand is gundam markers.
Given you'd probably end up stiffening all the joints on the FM Rex, I'm supposing you could jut get the HG and paint what needs the detail. The HG can hold up that Mega-Mace no problem, it seems, so an IBO HG finally has an advantage over the FM. But I'll wait for Bandai's final release for the Barbatos to decide which version I will eventually buy. I'm also not sure about the Bael yet. Some people are comparing it to the 1.5 Gundam, which I have.
I might get the FM Vidar and do an Arya Stark custom with it when it goes on sale. I'm also curious about the Kimaris Vidar. The drill lance has sort of an _Ea_ vibe to it, and the shields remind me of the Dendronium. Drills, man. These IBO kits and their modelling tools.
I used this and it worked fairly nicely
try using nail polish to tighten the joints
I use super that's in a bottle and squeeze out a bit and wrap it around the loose joint. Just a different way if you don't have all the things in the video. If you don't have superglue, I don't know what can
From my experience,hot glue works really well for tightening joints
Instead of using super glue for the joints, use sticky tac, for like paper and stuff. Since superglue actually makes it looser over time.
This guy's voice is awesome
Nice tutorial dude. I would love to see more things like this one . .
Thanks, gonna try these tricks on my MG Gouf Custom.
When the MG Barbatos comes out, can you use this Baratos Lupus Rex Mace to test the arm strength of the MG? I noticed the original mace got a slimmed-down redesign and I'm wondering if it was to be made lighter or to make it more sleek, cuz the barbatos swung it like a baseball bat, which is hard to imagine at it's original size.
So yeah, see if the new MG can hold this behemoth of a Full Mechanics mace
im telling you right now mg can hold it like a boss
Instead of nail varnish can i use nail polish?
That's what it is, polish and varnish are similes.
You know what's even lazier but I find works well with tightening ball or peg joints on high grades, especially hands? Just stuff a little bit of paper towel in there. It could work wonders and takes seconds. Plus, if it ever wears out, it's simple as hell to redo.
Millennia0007 not very good for some joints, though, like the sub-arms on the Kshatriya (which are why I'm here...)
My G-Frame gelgoog's wrist balljoint is loose af. Just what I needed :)
Another alternative.
Use transparent masking tape? Or masking tape to tighten it
1. Layer some tissue over the socket. 2. Stick the joint in. 3. Rip off any visible tissue poking out. Cheap, easy, quick, replaceable, reversible, and no one will see anything odd unless you take it apart anyway.
I used this for the 2ndhand RGs i got yesterday. I wonder if it would make things worse later though
Cool i will try these on my loose Leo and see if it will stay together.
Just my luck, my wife doesn't use clear nail polish 😂 but she'll get me some this week
DUDE PLEASE MAKE MORE GUNDAM BREAKER 3 VIDEOS HUHUHU BEEN WAITING FOR THE NEXT PART
Why dont just gundam manufacturers make male pegs with small bumps or knurled and the female peg is made of elastic thick plastic so the female will absorb the bumps and have better grip with each other.
They are lazy
Yup. we have the same issues with the Rex version.
00:00 WWWWWRRRRRRRRRRYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYY
I too played the start of the video
IS THAT A MOTHERFUCKING JOJO REFERENCE
@@haydenandersen9937 u commited a sin D:
waifu 4laifu
why the fuck is that concidered a sin? if thats a sin,99% of the people on the internet sinned because they said shit like fuck,sex,porn,penis,va.ina,moherfucker,etc
so basically your one of the sensitive fucks out of a shit ton of sensitive fucks.
@@squidlugerp08 he made a joke for fucks sake
lazier way? superglue the parts, leave it or mop it with toilet papers and BAM a strong joints :v
*Be sure no superglue are at the parts or it'll stick together forever :v *
sry for bad english :v
Lonely Sky az
?? :v
omg... toilet paper...
basically sanding that sumbith is needed
This is what I do
Superglue can reactivate in the joint and you don't want that. Nail polish and floor polish works best.
A master grade would probably include springs for ratchet joints in the frame
Is nobody gonna talk about the intro?
I have some really old 90s models and the arms are super loose specially on my gundam maxter I’ll give this a go
5 years later, which of your tightening techniques has held up best?
Another lazy way is to use 1 or 2 ply paper and put it on the peg or ball. My Exia Dark matter's hip joints became loose and painting seemed to stretched the female end. So I used paper towel and now it does not slip off.
I used small pieces of folded paper to tighten my gunplas' loose and weak joints.
I’m a huge fan of the hot glue method
BUT I DONT HAVE ALL THAT SHIT
BARBA-TOES
Now you can't unhear it. You're welcome :D
Nice video hope this will work for my HG Destiny. Love the kits but I don’t know if I put it wrong or something the joints feel so loose 😂
my usual way.. superglue and re-paint..job done
What a life saver. Thank you sooooo much!
Paint? I don't need paint, i just need a tissue
best tips thx man 👍👍👍
Long nails for buiding gundam, ok, now thats commitment