Hello, fellow sink-mark removing modeler. Your tutorial is definitely spot-on, including the tip about using super glue instead of the inferior lacquer putty or sprue putty. As with most modeling steps, removing sink marks is mostly for our own satisfaction as WE CAN see it when we look at the painted model, even if it's in matte finish. It just sucks somewhat that the step is not time-efficient but I always appreciate models that remove sink marks and mold lines because I myself know the amount of effort done to improve the surface quality. Even in my OOB painted builds, I always put added work in not just sanding, but also sharpening edges and thick parts as it just looks more "correct". I just had your video on my random video-surfing so i'm glad the algorithm pointed this out to me. :)
Thanks for covering something that's bugged me for a while but hasn't been covered elsewhere :)
thank you for watching!
best of luck to u!!!
Thanks for the tutorial.not many gunpla builders cover this topic.
Thanks for watching :)
Glad to be of some help
nice tutorial now i know how to handle this sink, subs!
thank you for watching!!!
good luck to you!
Very good video. Informative and to the point. Well done!
Thank you so much! I’ll be making more soon :)
Compact and very informative videos! I think this format works.
Thank you for watching! I’m glad to hear that, I think I will continue making these kinds of videos this way!
Great vid, looking forward to seeing what else you have.
Thanks so much! I'm definitely planning on making more videos like this soon!
Hello, fellow sink-mark removing modeler. Your tutorial is definitely spot-on, including the tip about using super glue instead of the inferior lacquer putty or sprue putty. As with most modeling steps, removing sink marks is mostly for our own satisfaction as WE CAN see it when we look at the painted model, even if it's in matte finish. It just sucks somewhat that the step is not time-efficient but I always appreciate models that remove sink marks and mold lines because I myself know the amount of effort done to improve the surface quality. Even in my OOB painted builds, I always put added work in not just sanding, but also sharpening edges and thick parts as it just looks more "correct". I just had your video on my random video-surfing so i'm glad the algorithm pointed this out to me. :)
100% agree! At the end of the day I just do what feels right to me. Thanks so much for your kind words
those semi-gloss pieces at the end look great!
Thank you so much for watching until the end! Semi gloss is my favorite finish currently
Swore he said skid marks!!!!