Honestly I see this as a much better and easier way to cover the voids in certain parts of lots of model kits. Using puddy in every piece would be like overengineering a knife, you can bragg all about your skills but will be making your life miserable in the process... I certainly try to avoid puddy as much as I can due to my lack of skills so my comment might be a little bit [a hell-of-a-lot] biased, though
If I had to hazard a guess, it'd be because those holes are way too deep and the end result needs to be squared off and flat. It'd be a pain in the butt trying to get that surface smooth after the fact. Using a plate is just much quicker and easier. Putty is better for removing seam lines or doing curved surfaces or sculpting details. Not so much for hard-edged geometric things.
The coloring alone made me subscribe immediately! It's a beautiful piece of work thank you!
Thank you so much😆
I'm very very glad!!☺️
looks beautiful
Thank you so much😆
Nice colors and steel white might be what i need for dukemon
Thank you very much😄
Steel white is my favorite white color😄
beautiful! thanks for ENG subs : )
Thank you very much😆
I'm glad you said that😁
シュバルゼッテのスジボリとスミ入れみたいなー
PECOさん、お久しぶりのコメントですみません。
恐ろしくカッコ良いしかも美しい仕上がりですね。
あっと言う間に動画が終わってしまいました。
目眩がしそうな位好みのカラーリングです。
黒い傭兵部隊さん、こちらこそお久しぶりの動画投稿になってしまいました🙇♂️
変わらず見ていただけて本当にありがたいです😭嬉しいお言葉までいただけてありがとうございます😊
カラーリングにこだわったので、そこを褒めていただけて自信が持てます😤
いつ見ても素晴らしいです＼(^o^)／
見ていただいてありがとうございます！😊
嬉しいです😭
That looks awesome! A clean build, indeed!
Thank you so much😆I'm very glad!!
プリズムブルーブラックが全然青の発色してくれなくて、どの薄め液とどんな割合か教えて頂けませんか！ほんとにこのファラクトかっこいいです！
コメントありがとうございます！😊自分も最初全然発色しなくて色々試したところ、瓶をかなりよくかき混ぜて底に溜まってる青の成分をしっかり撹拌して、塗料:溶剤=1:2くらいで試したところ上手く発色しました！
ご参考になれば幸いです😊
색도 멋지고 디테일도 상당히 훌륭합니다. 너무 멋진 작품입니다! 에어브러시와 스프레이를 둘 다 쓰는게 조금 신기하네요.
보고 주셔서 감사합니다! 기뻐요!😆
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Did you have footage when you change the gundam face ?
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Was just wondering but why don't you fill in the gaps with puddy but instead use plastic plate to cover them
Honestly I see this as a much better and easier way to cover the voids in certain parts of lots of model kits. Using puddy in every piece would be like overengineering a knife, you can bragg all about your skills but will be making your life miserable in the process... I certainly try to avoid puddy as much as I can due to my lack of skills so my comment might be a little bit [a hell-of-a-lot] biased, though
If I had to hazard a guess, it'd be because those holes are way too deep and the end result needs to be squared off and flat. It'd be a pain in the butt trying to get that surface smooth after the fact. Using a plate is just much quicker and easier. Putty is better for removing seam lines or doing curved surfaces or sculpting details. Not so much for hard-edged geometric things.
@@Feroce hm I always thought that the epoxy putties are for filling gaps