Remove Gunpla Nub Marks - Easy vs Standard Way
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As a 40+ year old, I am currently building my first Gunpla (Real Grade). Learning so many lessons as I go along. For example, the nub marks seem to be worse on the blue plastic, whereas on yellow, red or dark grey I can get away with using nippers only. Like you, I've been using my fingernail to smooth them down a bit. I guess with experience you also learn which parts will be concealed that you don't need to worry about (I was trying to neatly trim everything from the start, not realising that the inner frame wouldn't be seen! At least it got me practice for when I got to the exterior panels).
Damn 40+…glad to see people even of those ages love this kind of stuff!
42 here! >
Yes! Applying some mild pressure with your nail can help reduce the stress marks.
Sounds great. Have fun brother!
yay!! I don't feel alone!! Just turned 40, and I'm currently working on my 2nd HG. I just bought a MG as a reward for something later. Agreed about learning as we go!
How did you get sucked into kits? hehe [: I've been buying my now 18 yo nephew gunplas since he was 12? I've always been curious but thought it would be looked down upon if you don't watch any of the animes, which I don't...(I mean, I was watching bootlegged VHS Gundam back in high school lol) but I might get around to starting with The Witch From Mercury? But for now I said screw it and gonna acquire them because I like how cool they look and it's fun building. I bought my first official one 6 months ago and only just completed building it last week bc "life". Kudos to you for tackling an RG first!!
Its like, if my mom was a builder and she was trying to explain to me how the hell your supposed to do this. Which btw is really cool.
Mom.. 😅😅😅
@@frostedsnow No offense you just really have that mom vibe, like a cool mom though a really cool one when you talk about cutting the parts to reduce the nub marks.
@@JONtheULTIMATE wtf
@@frostedsnow Thanks, Mommy Snow! ;)
@@frostedsnow wait this aged terribly 😅
Just bought my first kit (an Entry Grade RX-78-2) and I'm so thankful for all the tutorials people are making
Welcome to the fold lol
My barbatos lupus just arrived and it's my first gunpla kit ever...
I'm planning to buy the revive rx-78-2 tomorrow...
help me get out of this financial hellhole
@@ikahari Thank you!
I really love the wedding invites at the end. It's like telling people "don't hit on me just because I'm a female model kit builder, I'm getting married" 😆😆😆
Haha. I love how you love that. I figured a dude being in most of my videos would be enough to do that already! So actually, the invites was just a meaningful and special moment for us, that's why I included it. I like including sth personal in the videos, sorta for myself :)
@@frostedsnow I like the bit about including something personal in your videos too. It's extremely rare for purpose driven channels to do that but I think it leaves a sense of individuality thus engages your viewers more. You're probably the first plamo youtuber to do that and I can see you going farrr, like at least as successful as mechagaikotsu if not more. Also, you focus more on plamo itself unlike some other female plamo youtubers(clickbait thumbnails 🙄), so that's real awesome. Oh and you speak 3 languages, so that's a huge bonus too!
Looking forward to more videos from you but keep it healthy less you burn out 💪🏻😁
@@jieqiiii Aw hey, thanks so much for feeling so ambitious for me. I think the personal thing is also a way to not burn out? cuz the videos are partially a memory and record for myself, too! That's also why I'm keeping it to just one video a week for now. Really appreciate your awesome feedback :)
who cares if you are married cause married people hit on people all the time. Cheating sobs
Chaika Gaz who hurt you? You ok?
I'm so heavy handed i keep making sanded valleys between parts. Just got some sanding sticks so I look forward to using these techniques. So glad for your channel.
Glad to help! Just don't push on the part and just lay the stick on :)
"I'm building the Mechanicore..."
Me: Auto subscribe
Thanks! Woo!
The English lesson near the end was adorable.
I love that part too
Scribing the panel lines already on the kit to deepen them so they don't get filled in if you paint the model is a SUPER useful tip, thank you. Planning to get into painting them and that was concern I had with the lines taking in paint and not being as sharp on the finished product.
I have been in and out of Gunpla for almost 20 years, because of time, space, money, family, and kids. But I have built at least one of every size and scale. I wish I can be into it alot more. for tools, I have used wire cutters, toe nail clippers, various exacto knives, and if not the worst things...Scissors. But I have always been proud that I built it with the bare minimum of tools. So as a fan of Gunpla, I need to say your Black Sazabi looks amazing in every way. Keep up the amazing Gunpla builds.
OMG I missed this video! Plus bonus scribing tutorial by Cookie! I love the "slice of life of a gunpla modeler bits" you throw in between the tutorial / WIP / builds... you teaching Cookie English was adorable, you guys are a super cute couple, cheers!
No! Jim, how did you miss a video w Kughee? Haha, thanks. I'm glad you like the little personal slices. Kughee could try harder with English, but he puts all his efforts into gunpla :/ I translate to him any comments addressed to him and said I think you might be a fan of his. He asked where you're from and said he'll treat you to coffee if you come to Korea :)
frostedsnow January video so I was so busy in the middle of a move lol! I am a fan of you both 100% ^_^ I live in the states right now, but visiting Japan and Korea are on my bucket list, so I must meet you and Cookie for coffee, that would be fun, stay safe guys, cheers! ☕️
I knew you were from the States 😀 Korea has lotsa good stuff for gunpla fans, though oc not half as cool as Akihabara. Hope you get to visit someday and we'll hit Kughee up to buy us coffee 😝😝
To clarify a good common question, I use a 400 sponge at the end because sponges are softer and weaker than sticks. Also, some brands make their sticks/sponges softer (ex: Maha, in the video). It's not always standard for some reason. If I use a rougher brand (ex: Koongs), I use 1000 at the end if I want a smooth finish. Also, sticks/sponges weaken with use, so a 400 sponge can become more like a 1000. In this case, use it to finish off. Learn to feel the grade of your sanding material and see the results to get an idea of what is best for your needs. That's what this video is all about :)
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How do you remove your gunpla nub marks? Do you take any shortcuts or do anything different before painting? Let's share!
im a perfectionist with OCD there is no short cuts haha. sometimes when i cut too deep with my cutting knife and i can see how bad it looks it gives me anxiety and i cant unsee it ahhaa
I started to use god hand recently which is great. I do use a regular tamiya nipper to remove the pieces off the runners then use god hand to remove the nub. I do use a knife if needed but try to avoid as I straight build and don't paint other than the lines. If I mess up it's permanent. I like your channel. I found out about it on the Awesome Toys channel.
@@TyronePinson I know that problem lol
@@jokyng Godhand is so great for straight build! Thanks for sharing and stopping by :)
Amazing tip about God Hand Nipper Layering Technique !! Also such at good call out about efficiency maximum output. I totally agree how fast you can burnout for sanding down parts that in the end doesn't even effect the finished look on the project.
Totally! As long as I can complete this kit, with a few invisible nub marks, it's a success in my book :)
Cut layers off! Got it!! Trying this on my next build. First time hearing that tip, I’m still a novice builder, that helps so much!
I used to be a Gunpla builder 15 years ago and MG was my favorite and I have like over 20 Gunpla done however I stopped since I got married and I felt guilty spending money on Gunpla rather on my kids + I discovered that I was doing them wrongfully as I have really ugly visible Nub Marks all over them because I didn't know how to deal with them using a bale and sand papers
And when I did asked around the experienced Gunpla in my country they told me that the only way to hide them is by painting them and as a person with asthma that was not an option so I had to stop building Gunplas but I watched you this video I'll start building them again so thank you very much
Respect to you for putting your hobby on hold for your family. Totally not true about the need for painting! Glad the video helps and happy gunpla!
@@frostedsnow oh wow I didn't actually expect a reply from you my friend but I really appreciate it and thank you for you kind words
Be careful when sanding if you have asthma, I heard a great tip from the RUclipsr Citrus about using a glass nano file and a glass of water. You dip the nano file in the water to clean it and soak it a bit so that it collects the plastic particles so that they don't get released into the air, but rather into the dish. It works very well.
I don't paint entire kits, and I refuse to use an airbrush, but remember that there is such a thing as primer that can be applied with a brush, and you can always paint with a brush...I just use Dspiae's water based markers for painting missing color apps and even eyes, but they would be unsuitable for painting an entire kit. There are many brands that sell modeling paints at your local hobby store (usually for miniature painting), the most popular being Army Painter, Citadel, Tamiya, and Vallejo. You could use these to mix and paint with a brush as you see fit, as there is a vast array of colors available to choose from, and minimal risk to your lungs.
Cookie’s yawn was epic lol I feel like he’s the most chill tranquil dude
Sums him up!
This is the simplest, to the point tutorial I have ever seen. Thanks so much:)
Glad you liked it!
Honestly one of the best channels that builds kits.
Thank you so much!
That Godhand SPN-120 has been through many battles.
It's also just very fragile 😭😭😭
@@frostedsnow Le Glass Canon of nippers.
Discovering theres more the building than just putting parts together makes me realize how much simpleton I was😓thank you for the videos and hope theres a contact for questions as your clearly a Master!
Happy to help! We're all learning! I usually answer most of my YT comments :)
I genuinely appreciate your videos and the work you put into patiently explaining how to create and build. Im trying to learn how to paint and its extremely difficult (imo). Any additional vids are appreciated.
Danke! Deine Philosophie "Minimaler Aufwand für maximales Resultat" gefällt mir sehr.
For those big kits T_T
Just found your channel after trying to find some nub mark videos. While I love your shortcut method, the thing I loved more in this video are the other little tips you added. Your tip about putting tape on each runner and labeling them will save me hundreds of minutes of me sighing and tearing through my runners in the future. Also your tip on taping smaller parts to something so I don't lose them.
Thanks so much for your awesome feedback
Stumbled upon your channel by accident, loved your contents especially the tutorials, I'm learning so much.
Clear kits are so cool. I love your work on the Ziegler. One thing I do with clear kits that I learned from doing aircraft and car kits on the windshields to get a ultra clear look and seal decals on my clear gunpla builds is I use Future floor wax/shine. This contains an auto leveler and you can spray w/ airbrush or use a hand brush as the leveler will not leave brush strokes or orange peal that you sometime get with spray clear. And gives a lovely super clear look.
Cool! I bought a bottle but then heard it's kinda thick and having to drip the stuff off right, not too efficient for a kit with lots of parts? For now, I've been gloss coating it :)
Finally i found another good builder! "good" in a way that you kept all things organized and you explained how to remove nub marks in a simple but detailed instruction. After i watched this vid, i subscribed right away and still watching your vlogs! Kudos!
Glad you are enjoying the vids! Cheers :)
@@frostedsnow too bad i just discovered your channel recently
@@FuruGaru better late than never!
@@frostedsnow i know right? 😁
The couple that builds Gundam together, stays together...
lol that should be printed on a tshirt
@@frostedsnow so I just gave you a marketing idea. :)
I will humbly accept 45% of the profits. :P
I just started getting into gunpla building. I used to build before but never panel lined or painted or really took care to pay attention to the overall craft of building. Now I am doing so. I came across your video looking up different techniques. I don't have Godhand clippers I have a pair of Plamo, I get really good and close cuts and use a knife to remove the fisheye. Your technique is something I could get behind. I just finished assembling a HG Blitz Gundam (One of my favorite suits) and am looking to refine it. Thanks for the video, appreciate the tips, will watch for more.
Nice to hear of your progress and glad to be of some help :) happy gunpla!
This video is exactly what I needed. I just picked up some Tamiya NO.123 and couldn’t figure out what I was doing wrong on my Zeong! Thank you!
I just started building MGs and I saw your 4 boxed wonder. It makes me want to have the Mechonis from Xenoblade become a 4 to 6 box kit lol
why would you want more boxes T_T
For once more congratulations about your videos, especially those regarding airbrushing, lacquer paint dillution etc , i enjoy them very much and as a proffessional scale aircraft modeler i can understand that you have an indeep knowledge of the matter. Please allow me a suggestion : when lacquer paints are sufficiend dilluted(1 paint-1.5 Levelling thinner) they can be sprayed evenly at 10-15PSI instead of 25PSI , that way you have more control upon them , you save color and also you produce less overspray etc for your spraybooth/facemask to handle !!!!! I wish you all the best from Greece/Corfu Island.
I love how clearly and slowly everything was explained and demonstrated. I can listen at work! ^_^
Build smarter, not harder. Excellent philosophy!
Yass!! Stay in the game longer!
7:44 Mh Mh Mh Mhhhhhhhhhhhhh mhh mhh mhhhhhhhhhhhh Mhhh Mhhh Mhhhhhhhhhhhhhhh Mhhhhh Mhhhh Mhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhh
For encouragement XD
Can I ask, is this a personal thing, or is it cultural? Almost like letting the person know you are listening and understand?
@@37Kilo2 I think it's partially personal and partially for Kughee. He smtimes pauses and waits for a reply.
i scrolled down hoping to see this comment lol
3:58 "Time to say Good byyy yye" I loved how that singy little technique worked with the little ones. Works with biggs too haha!
Still waiting for my first kit to show up, so I am really glad to find this video first!
Glad it was helpful!
I had never heard of that layer cutting. I have an RE 1/100 Saku FZ and a MG Alex in line to build, and I'm gonna be trying this on them. Thank you!
Also, as for nippers, I've been having a pretty nice time with the Micromark nippers. Not sure if you've tried those. They're probably not as good as Godhand but honestly, they cut pretty clean.
I haven't tried those but if you feel satisfied with them, that's great to have a more affordable alternative!
This has Defs convinced me to get the god hand cutters!
Great tutorial :)
Truly appreciate the videos! One simple tip, move your hand not the scriber, has significantly improved my panel lines. Thank you!
Awesome to hear!
"Trying to make every kit perfect is just tiring" Yup... I'm still learning this and trying not to spend 6 months on ONE kit trying to make unnoticeable things flawless because THAT'S IMPRESSIVE. After a while you realize it's not so prestigious because you become tired, impatient, you loose interest and you find out that people won't throw rocks at you because there's a tiny panel line that's not perfectly even on the back of the left leg of your kit. People don't even see HALF of the "mistakes" you've done anyway.
Exactly that. I tried to be perfect for my black Sazabi, and it was a good learning experience, but that isn't possible with every single kit, esp a huge one! I love your description though about the "back of the left leg" XD
I really enjoyed you going over the more tedious aspects in fine detail. I would have never thought to score the panel line.
Might I suggest you subtitle all the little banters though? I know none of it was super important but I thought it kinda cute and worth sharing.
Well, you don't HAVE to redo the panel lines for plastic kits :) haha kk. Will try to sub more -- wasn't sure if anyone was interested in the little tid bits!
great video showing different ways of doing a task.....as a beginner, i found using a hobby knife to remove excess to be difficult on many smaller parts and that a good second nipper for nub removal lets me skip that step and go right to sanding (which is its own thing depending on part shape).
I'm traumatized by the balance of speed and rounded edges. All the wisdom you can share will be a welcome relief. I've flattened my buffing files, probably spent too much on nippers and trying some glass nano files now with a regular parellel file first. Im suspecting acrylic boards and pre sticky sandpaper and maybe Infini glass files. Any guidance towards flat, cheap, and effective welcome here. These products seem to drop off every year or so, so a new evaluation once a year isn't too much in my opinion. Thanks for the channel and well wishes to you!
Instant sub! What a great tutorial! You’ve sold me on the God Hands. I’ve been using Citadel Nippers and though they are great for some things, I think the God Hands are better suited for Gunpla. I’m definitely picking up a pair!
I worked w other nippers for a long time too bfr picking up godhands!
You always use great music. Also you got me tempted to get a clear kit! After getting great tips from you about enamels, I really want to display an inner frame
Clear kits are my favorite. Corny music in videos really make me cringe, so I wanna enjoy the music in mine!
Thanks for such a useful and fun post~ I just picked up the 1/100 Full Mechanics Vidar (I've only done HGs until now), and coming from a model aircraft/railroad background, I seriously appreciate your attention to detail. I'll definitely be visiting both of your Instagrams; fantastic work!
HG is where I started too 😀 so glad to help!
French rice and fried toast. Love it! Also, great tip on saving time when cutting. You guys are so fun to watch. Thanks!
Great tips on removing sprue marks
I understand that the sound of the prescribing is part of knowing that you're doing it correctly, but gahhhhh! Teeth on edge!
Subscribed for when I build another Gundam still.
Screechy sounds give me the chills too, but luckily not the panel lining sound haha.
Stumbled on your channel while looking for decent resin kit tutorials. After watching a couple of your videos, I easily subscribed as I like the way you go into detail about some techniques, etc. I absolutely LOVE my godhand nippers, so maybe I'll try the 2 snip technique on my next kit, as I typically will use 2 sets of nippers to cut a part. Cheaper nipper to cut the part from the runner, and then the godhand to cut the nub off (I usually try to do it in one cut to avoid stress marks, but it doesn't always work). The 2 snip technique might cut down on my sanding, as that can seriously be time consuming when you have a lot of parts to go through. Also congrats on your wedding! How awesome is it that you two enjoy the same hobby! Jealous. :)
Thanks David for your awesome feedback! Give the 2 snip method a go 🙋🏻♀️🙇🏻♀️🙇🏻♀️🙇🏻♀️
I'm new to gunpla building and found out bout this channel. So far so good!
Welcome aboard!
Just got my first kit which is a pg unleashed. Watching as much videos on techniques & how to cut so I don't mess it up :)
FS, I can't thank you enough for this video, which ups my technique. Look forward to more posts!
Thanks :) More to come!
I love watching long time pro builders with giant kits and I'm over here looking at my hguc gogg barely held together with tape thinking "yeah I'm pretty good at this"
You'll get that good with time!!
Godhand nippers would probably help, seeing as I hardly ever do multiple cuts anyway. Look fragile, though, even when you're careful. But at least you can still use them even with a missing tip.
Those're a lot of invites. Congratulations in advance to the two of you. Looks like you're both very detail-oriented builders.
Thanks so much :)
I have my Tamiya nippers to cut the piece off the runner, then the Godhand nippers, then the Gunprime Raser, then balancer. Its pricey, but it’s a really good tool.
I love the way you explain the process of cleaning.
Thanks so much!
Had this video saved for ages for when I finally got my own pair, finally got some and knew I had to rewatch again! Great tutorial!
Quick question, how would you recommend cutting nubs off with kits with curved surfaces?
Great to hear!
In the same way but you just sand it with a sponge sanding stick (shown in vid too) instead of with a hard stick.
This is so informative. Now i know what to avoid and what tools I need. Thank you.
I am watching that man scribe like a professional as if my life depends on it
This really helped me thank you for teaching us the right way and hopefully ill apply these skills in the next kits ill build😃
First video I've seen and I like it! I love my god hands and used a lot of the same techniques but had never really done Layered snipping before and I will have to give it a try on my next kit.
Give it a go! :)
first vid I see I think… and automatically wanting to subscribe ^_^ I love the dynamic you show between you and your husband; but, just a few more vids :)))
Thank you for the cutting-in-layers tip. I'm just getting into plamo and that was a big eye opener. I will give it a try on my next kit and report back.
Thank you just started getting into this. Started with a Haro Control "no issues" Lacus Clyne bust "stress mark in shoulder :(", Now moved onto a Mobile BuCue stress marks everywhere so far :(" Then I saw this and had an AHA moment lol. Thank god because my next one awaiting me will be a Destiny Gundam and will also make my BuCue look better wheew.
Glad it helped!
Love the video thank you and the wedding photos are beautiful
Thanks for uploading these videos, I'm learning a lot of tips and tricks on builds!
Glad to hear it!
learning so much I'm happy to find your channel
Welcome aboard!
Great video! I started wearing protective glasses when cutting, had a nub get stuck in between my lower eyelid and eye.
Totally happened to me
Thanks for the help! Hopefully I can up my nub removal game.
It's a pain in the butt but gotta be done 🤢
Hey great video I just got into gunpla and it helped a lot
Glad to hear!
I am new glupla builder, you are just too amazing to be true! Instant subscribed😻
Thanks for subbing!
I would like to try this "Fried Ice"
It's totally awesome you both build & saw a bit of your life👍
I been sanding and priming and sanding again so it's come out super perfect with 5 different grid, not because I'm working on commission that I wanted to be perfect, but I have kinda OCD, most I work for is for is weather and not really showing, but this big buff muscle guy(resin 3d printer figure), it already 5 time I prime, and sanded it's till have some imperfection, and all the contour of muscle is something else, mecha part is significantly much easier lol
I just started building gunpla and your content is an inspiration! And very helpful!
Thank you so much!
@@frostedsnow It's true!
(Also, I love how every time kugdai drops some modeling wisdom, you let us know it's good with a, "Emmmmm" noise. 😆😁
@@MrJhound4 Awwww yeah? He unconsciously needs some response to keep talking and I was thinking maybe it was annoying in the audio and I should stop XD
@@frostedsnow It was funny. I was very entertained. Keep doing what you do!
Would like to see a build up video of the black Sazabi. Looks GORGEOUS!!!
It's already built but i have WIP photos on my instagram :)
@@frostedsnow I just opened an ig account to watch that black beauty.
That matte black paint job is incredible.
@@pefp2008 aw hey thanks so much!!
I always lose my mind when I over sand my parts >~< like "OH GREAT! That armor segment is gonna look awkward as heck!"
Mistakes happen! hardly noticeable after assembly!
Yeah, I noticed that huge chip on the Godhand. I'm over thirty kits in and about to start my first perfect grade, and I still haven't gone for one for that reason.
I still use my Gundam Store nippers and a nano glass file from Ebay for 98% of my cutting and cleaning XD
It's HILARIOUS as she responds with critical, judgmental groanings as he explained his methods & reasons Y... LOLOL Thts how I am with EVRYBDY because of my ADHD... "GHNNNNNNN...yeah, whtevr, Dude/Lady," as if I'm taking the other person seriously; I'll do my own thing anyway! LOLOL Love ths!
Respects for making a gunpla channel and not using your sex/gender in any way at all to garner fans/viewers and also respects because you built a Mechanicore.
Godhand nippers saved me so much time. I pretty much halved the time it usually takes me slowly sanding away bigger nubs.
Though I noticed thicker nubs do leave some stress marks when I use the Godhand still (the blue one). Do you get that issue to or is it my cutting method or do I need to send my Godhands to japan for a resharpening?
It's easy to get a stress mark on the thicker nubs. You could sometimes avoid it by cutting in layers like in the video and super carefully.
The cafe bit is so random!
Thank you for your videos. You got me into Gunpla ✌🏼
That's awesome!
Fantastic video! Instantly subscribed.
Instantly awesome! Thank you :)
I LOVE and HATE you at the same time. Love your vids but hate the fact that you have a GunPla that comes with more runners that I have kits total at the moment.
I thought you called your fiance/husband Cookie until I saw that his name is Kughee!!😂😂
Subcribed! I like the fact that you do mention that there is no reason to clean every single nub mark if it won't be visible. Smart building indeed. ❤👌👏Yes, many of us like KNOWING that we did the best job possible but this pursuit of perfection can quickly turn a hobby into a chore....especially that Mechanicore. 😍Squealed like a 4 yrs old at Xmas when I saw that. It would take me the rest of my natural life to build that at that pace.
Also, thanks to Kughee for demoing that we can just use the chisel blade and move the part for scribing for better control. I always considered scribing some existing panel lines a bit deeper for the same reason he mentioned. You guys are a match made in heaven both being GunPla builders. You guys rock! Followed!
Your comment rocks! Thank you! Sanding is my least fav part of the hobby so I try to take shortcuts if it's not noticeable! Thank you for your support 🙋🏻♀️🙋🏻♀️🙋🏻♀️
french rice got me
Gets me every time too lol
just subbed, love the vlog style, great tips and congrats on the wedding!!
Thank you so much! :)
i just been using a dpsiae MSF-13 glass file and sanding the nubs all the way lmao
You've got a lot of good, common sense advise for Gunpla builders.
Glad to help!
I suppose I will need to try and get some money together for a pair of God Hand nippers. I don't usually paint my kits so I need the nub marks to be as hard to see as possible!
If you can, I think it's a good investment :)
~Gunpla is not project, its hobby~
so take it easy and take your time.
I just started building Gunpla and came across this video and i have to say.... damn you must be insane haha so many parts that would drive me crazy. 🙇♂️🙏
I did go a little insane
Love the advice 👍🙏 thank you
I always miss place nippers so often I use nail clippers haha
I’m here for the French toast,and I didn’t get an invitation! Thank you for the video.
We'll invite you for French toast!
Good video for learning the normal way to cut out parts - I'm new to gunpla and oher videos I've seen have trouble getting the right camera angles to show what to do. However the "easy method" in the video is just to use $150 nippers that won't leave any stress marks 😂
FRIED RICE, FRENCH TOAST, VERY YUMMY, ENJOY! no kidding though that coffee shop looks great
Yes! Pricey but good quality 🤣🤣
I think there was a baby cow that got lose in this video. Kept hearing a moo. Lol
Excellent videos and tutorials. Great tips, not just clickbait :)
Glad you like them!
yes to working smart!
Yes indeed!
I think this is my first time seeing a couple who are both high level builders, usually one partner is a much more casual builder than the other. Very cool.
Hey, French Rice can become a thing too!
Like, I'm sure the French eat rice right?
Surely they do, probably goes well with escargot? Then again, rice coated in egg and then pan fried could turn out quite nice, hahaha