thank you, there's no advanced technique used here, if you already have the basic knowledge I think you can pull this off just fine. And if you don't sorry that I have no in-depth tutorial at the moment.
Is a flow test to see if the panel lines are deep and straight enough? When you’re done with that do you paint over the panel lines or do you clean them up first?
Most often they've build more than enough in their life time. Or they don't have they time/skill to commit to a difficult task with a steep learning curve like building a good model kit.
I kinda feel like this is saying why do people commission art. Now i mean no hate to you or anyone but people simply dont have the time nor skill to do these sort of things, I think getting someone to build it to its full potentional is a completely fine and understandable thing to do, i mean look at it! It looks amazing
@@Eggsi__ for sure the skill level between your average joe making one & a pro modeler is very apparent. To relate to the art analogy (& this is just my opinion), i feel gunpla differs to art in that part of charm/draw (& the whole point) is the build process itself. So by missing that, you are robbing yourself a form of appreciation knowing you personally put the time in to make it - even if its not perfect.
@@WilldostylesI understand why to an extent, it’s like collect anime figures or whatnot, people just want a nice display piece and not have to go through building one, although I do agree that not building it yourself is robbing yourself an experience, but to each their own.
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I hope u make tutorials or full video of ur painting skills.
Great looking kit by the way!
Is this a recolor only? Or did you add some custom parts?
Did you do something to magnetize these pieces? The way they snap on just looks like it
some were magnetized :D
WHYD YOU GRAB IT LIKE THAT 😭
bloody beautiful work lad
Thank you!
Where can I buy it?
How much does something like that cost to commission?
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Looks better without the armor NGL
does it have to be insulating tape? if not then what other tapes can i use?
anything that offers stickiness, hardness and elasticity also easy to handle :P
Little eva solos in level of detail 😂
Is the RG repainted?
Looks insane 🔥
Thank you!
my god, that lighter color scheme is so easy on the eyes. might use this as inspiration for a build someday!! :D
happy building!
Dont EVER like gundam - black gunplakun
You did an excellent job, the person who purchased this customization must be very happy
thank you! exactly what I hoped for
@tsworkshop.models Did you succeed, did your customization meet your expectations?
I like this colorway, 😮👍
Brand name?
where can I buy?
This is the cleanest and most badass psycho zaku custom I have ever seen
thank you!
Where do you get the Daban kits from?
got it from my local dealer xD
It looks great! That magnet was a chefs kiss
thanks!
Can you give tutorial the painting? Igt looks dope👍
thank you, there's no advanced technique used here, if you already have the basic knowledge I think you can pull this off just fine. And if you don't sorry that I have no in-depth tutorial at the moment.
Where to buy the action base??
It's my design, made to order :D
Did you solder those smd LEDs in that one clip?
Is a flow test to see if the panel lines are deep and straight enough? When you’re done with that do you paint over the panel lines or do you clean them up first?
depends on the situation, but normally I will clean the big blobs.
I like the color😮
thanks! it was based on the Unit 05
F91 gundam if it was a MK-11
A great paint job for a great model!
thank you!
fckin sexy!!!
Now let’s have meng vs Dynaaction.
I've never seen an eva-01 action fig That shiny
so sexy❤
Genius!
WAAAAIIITT THAT'S THE RX78-2
yes, it's the PGU Unleashed version. Color scheme inspired by the RX78-T :D
Rất đẹp😊
Can this method used for Tamiya acrylic? How long can it be stored pre-thinned? Tia
yes you can, make sure your bottles are well sealed. technically a very long time, I still use a few bottles that I thinned from 7 years ago.
@@tsworkshop.modelsis the brand you are using right now better than tamiya? I use tamiya for gundam and transformer but this paint seems good
Just out of curiosity, how much for a commission, exactly like this MG psycho zaku II?
custom style mastermind quá đẹp🔥😁
Wow
Wait people pay you to build the models for you? Isn’t the half the fun? Imagine getting paid to build someone’s Lego set for them lol
Looks amazing though, great job.
Is this a custom kit or can I order this online
It's a custom build :D
Sick!
thank you!
Nice! By the way Bro where did you get those wires. 😂
Bandai daban..........????
all bandai :D
Nice just a tip the thighs are a little too long
Where do you get the led from
I still have no idea why people commission model kits. The build is part of the whole experience
Most often they've build more than enough in their life time. Or they don't have they time/skill to commit to a difficult task with a steep learning curve like building a good model kit.
I kinda feel like this is saying why do people commission art. Now i mean no hate to you or anyone but people simply dont have the time nor skill to do these sort of things, I think getting someone to build it to its full potentional is a completely fine and understandable thing to do, i mean look at it! It looks amazing
@@Eggsi__ for sure the skill level between your average joe making one & a pro modeler is very apparent. To relate to the art analogy (& this is just my opinion), i feel gunpla differs to art in that part of charm/draw (& the whole point) is the build process itself. So by missing that, you are robbing yourself a form of appreciation knowing you personally put the time in to make it - even if its not perfect.
@@WilldostylesI understand why to an extent, it’s like collect anime figures or whatnot, people just want a nice display piece and not have to go through building one, although I do agree that not building it yourself is robbing yourself an experience, but to each their own.
Pretty much
So detaled