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Thanks for watching! These were the greys and whites used: Vallejo Light Grey 70.900 Vallejo Cold White 70. 919 Vallejo Neutral Grey 70. 992

​@@Kbuildsmodels_24thanks for the response I'm building my dreadnought rn and wanted to know which colors you used thanks again I assume light grey for the hull?

Oh wait sorry nevermind I forgot the whites are for highlights my bad

Thanks for checking my video! All the paints used in this video are Vallejo.

Hi, thanks for looking at my video, I'm glad to give some advice! For the articulation, I would give it a 6.5 out of 10. Honestly, the elbows have a 90-degree bend but it is not enough in my opinion if you want to do some action poses, like say for example him looking down his rifle. His waist and torso twist well but some of it is hampered by his armor design and his neck could need some more range. For the joints it uses polycaps, if you ever build a High-Grade version of Gundams, it uses the same system. The downside is that they wear off over time so like if you want to raise his arms up they will slowly sag down. But I fixed this by adding some paint on the polycaps just to give it something to hold so it won't wear down and keep his poses in the future. It's more in the middle ground between a Black series of Star Wars figures and a model kit. It's great as an army builder or a display piece but don't expect to so crazy poses with this one, I'm actually thinking on getting a 1/6 Clone Trooper for my display. But nonetheless, it's a beautiful figure and model. Crisp details everywhere and for beginners there's no need to paint so that's a plus. But I painted mine as I found the stock white to "plastic" looking and shiny. Also, it comes with a ton of accessories which is great: Phase one Phase two Helmet Four wrists in gripping and fist positions. Visor DC15 rifle and Carbine Figure base. It's a great model kit to build while listening to Clone Wars lore and drinking Coffee on a Saturday evening. Anyways I hope I was able to answer your question!

@@Kbuildsmodels_24 hey man, thanks for getting back to me about this. You explained everything pretty well, but I also am curious as to what you changed with the armor. I noticed that in the video, the thigh armor seemed less sharp and less large as the packaging showed. Again, thank you for all the information!

@BeefBN6 As for the armor, nothing was changed. It could be because I repainted the whole armor white and added chipping effects to make it look worn so it might look different from the box pictures. Anyways im glad I could help with your questions.

Is there a problem with the music?

You can do it! 🔥❤️

I do have the Revell kit and I honestly didnt like it compared to Trumpeters Dreadnought. It lacks PE parts which Trumpeters already has and Revells is just a rebox of the Zvezda Dreadnought. Trumpeter offers incredible value for money including PE and an anchor chain for a lower price than the Revell kit. Trumpeter - $50 CAD Revell - $90 - 100 CAD But dont get me wrong out of the box Revells is decent but I much prefer Trumpeters Dreadnought. Thanks for watching! I hope I answered your question!

Thank you my guy, I watched the trumpeter one - as you said… and I’m really impressed!! I’ll definetly buy that one! Thank you for helping me :)

The Sabaton community never disappoints 🤘

Merci du compliment

Thank you so much! I stumbled by your channel and I have to say that Katana you made was beautiful! Good work!

I do have the Revell kit and I honestly didnt like it compared to Trumpeters Dreadnought. It lacks PE parts which Trumpeters already has and Revells is just a rebox of the Zvezda Dreadnought. Trumpeter offers incredible value for money including PE and an anchor chain for a lower price than the Revell kit. Trumpeter - $50 CAD Revell - $90 - 100 CAD But dont get me wrong out of the box Revells is decent but I much prefer Trumpeters Dreadnought. Thanks for watching! I hope I answered your question! ❤️

Thanks for the advice! I actually ran out of putty working on a previous model before filming this one! Ill remind myself to buy more next time.

@@Kbuildsmodels_24 I'm talking from experience passed on to me regarding this matter. I didn't think it was that important but when I saw the results on my F-4 Phantom II 1/72 kit from Italeri I was more than amazed. Your air brush skills are excellent though. Keep it up!

@@GeneralKatarnthanks for the advice, check in later more builds!

Hahaha thats what I was thinking but it should be okay.

You'll be fine. I've very seldom seen one leak while in a storage set up that resembles what you're doing here with it. It's usually after it's been used, near the end of it's life, and left in the electronics where it can continue to react. There's so much more cool stuff to talk about that you've done here with your build and video though! Great job on it and genius work using what you have (battery) to do what you need!

@@justinmurphy2227 thanks for the advice! Im glad you liked it! check in later more builds!

Oh ouch, lets see you post a video of your own buddy.

@@Kbuildsmodels_24 I wouldn't say it this way but yes, there is some improvement (don't take it has a bad critic just trying to give advice) to do for the painting, either it's to thick either a problem with your airbrush. Also to thin vallejo paint if u used them wich is most likely the case you don't really need to spend money for the specific vallejo thinner cause you can thin it with water. Just clean it well after use and should be alright been doing that for 2 years no problem. Also i try to insist for the begginner or amateur to make sure to well prep before glueing painting and also test fit it. You can be godlike at weathering but your scale models will still be bad if you don't make that extra effort to sand all of the parts nicely. I know it takes times but it's worth it. Kind of makes me sad your weathering is not bad but the way the paint is loooking needs improvement. Your way of working with the airbrush needs improvement in regularity and technic. First of all you need to work with a layer system so you'll make a layer then wait until that layer dries, takes times but you'll get a better result and understand better how to use an airbrush. Also it seems you tried to make some tones variation but in a weird way, to make those effect i suggest you to check on youtube (what i would do on an aircraft is basically painting my panel lines or rivet line with black and then add some color to the aircraft panels like yellow white blue highly depends on the final colors but very lighty and then slowly cover it with the final color. it's resume so pls do watch a video about it) overall you gotta work more precisely with the airbrus to make those effect but it seems your airbrush is a bit mhhh not good i guess. Don't take it badly i just want to help

@@Kbuildsmodels_24 also sry for the bad english and unclear explication

@@vodkarouge1352thanks for the advice, ill keep this in mind in my future builds!

@@Kbuildsmodels_24 This is why I don't post my builds, but I don't need to be judged. There is always going to be a hater out there. Your build was not the best I've seen but certainly not the worst. I would never have given feedback like that. Maybe Zack Lewis has some small penis issues??

Thank you so much! Keep posted for my next build!

Thank you so much! Ill keep you updated for my next build! ❤️

Thank you so much 😀 Keep updated for the next video!

@@Kbuildsmodels_24 You're welcome. Of course 😉🙂.

Noble Society thanks bro just testing the waters on RUclips ❤️