Looks incredible! Convinced me to give my Banshee the same treatment! This is my first MG (2nd Gundam build) and I’m brand new to customizing. You seem very skilled at it, have you ever considered making more tutorials? Maybe a secondary channel for non-Ver. ka? Looking forward to seeing all your Ver. Ka vids! Cheers from NYC!
Thank you! I hope your banshee is also done nicely :) My goal is to make review videos for all mg ver.ka kits. I have all the ver.ka kits released so far and am building them one by one! I had planned to make a review of non-ver.ka and other plastic models, but it was impossible due to lack of time. T.T Thank you again for your comment and have fun making plastic models!
That looks impressive. I'm currently assembling mine and I'm so afraid of trying to transform it in case something breaks. That matte finish looks great.
@@KatokiHolic I know the feel, I used the transformable antenna on my RG Unicorn and it broke when I accidentally touched it, I had to replace it with the fixed one. I love the designs of the Unicorn series and the complexity of the gunpla, but it is so stressful to transform and pose them.
@@manamaster6 I agree with you. So I rarely transform Unicorn Gundam. The arms of my mg full armor unicorn were glued together. I think it's best to buy two unicorns and display them in their respective modes :)
I really like ur kit and it took me some effort to buy it since it’s sold out in entire Vietnam . Hopefully u can share the specific parts which u applied the paintjob to .
Thank you for watching! I usually use two cans of flat finish to make one mg kit. (Use half of second finish) Sometimes I used three cans for big kits like psycho zaku and fazz.
It makes a difference for sure! I painted the orange bit of my HG Gouf Custom with gold, and it gave it a sheen more accurate to the master grade version. It’s a small detail, but it goes a long way. Very good work on this Banshee for sure. I just got mine and am very nervous about customizing it.
The Mr. Super Clear Topcoat(flat) gives you a matte finish like a painted military plamodel, and The Mr. Super Clear Topcoat(gloss) gives you a glow like the surface of a car.
@@SchmoopyBen I think plastic is fine without primer. But for rubber-like materials, it is recommended to use after spraying primer. www.mr-hobby.com/en/itemDetail.php?iId=1872 I use this.
@@KatokiHolic Ahhh ty, if you don't mind me asking what is the song you used in the video? Your video is inspiring to me and I would like to make one at some point. Just hard to find good song as i search for hours.
@@SchmoopyBen I found this bgm by searching 'royalty free game music 8 bit' on RUclips. I added the information about bgm to the script, so please check. I hope my videos and comments will help you make a video.
hey, great video! i'm probably will follow your steps for my future MG Banshee! i have some question, so i'm planning to get my self MG Unicorn OVA in a couple of months and i noticed that the inner frame is in kinda gunmetal(?) color instead of regular gray like the ver.KA version, should i apply top coat too for the inner frame? (probably either the Super Smooth Clear Flat or UV Cut Flat, haven't decide) also what do you think of instead applying the topcoat per parts as in your video vs per kit's limb (separate the head, torso, arms, legs and topcoat them indivdually)? thanks!
Thank you for watching the video! First, the answer to the first question. If the runner is gunmetal colored, I recommend not spraying the top coat. The reason I did a matte finish on the inner frame is because the basic gray glossy texture is not pretty. However, the gunmetal colored inner frame is pretty cool on its own :) The answer to the second question. If you don't care about some parts not having a matte finish when transforming from unicorn mode to destroy mode, then go with your opinion. On the other hand, if you care, I recommend doing it part by part like I did in the video. For example, if you do a matte finish on the upper body (assembled in unicorn mode), the chest parts (D10, D11) will not have any finish on the inner surface that is visible in destroy mode. On the other hand, if you spray a matte finish in destroy mode, the glossy psycho frame will become matte. I did the finish on each part to prepare for this situation. There is no perfect way, so I hope you think about it slowly and make your kit well. Thank you :)
@@KatokiHolic i see, i didn't think of some parts not getting top coated in unicorn mode! so i guess i'll be taking the long road, thanks a lot for the reply!
navy color > flat coat clear orange color > metallic copper(backside) gold color > gold after black gray > dark gray thruster > gun metal Can I explain it this way? :)
Man, your work on this kit is Amazing, great Idea painting the inner frame! I'd buy ine of these banshee ver ka if I wasn't a beginner, lol I can't even clean the nubs properly.
Thank you! I am glad that my experience of making gunpla is helpful to people with the same hobbies. I think this kit is a little difficult to make. Rather than the mg series, I recommend hguc. And I recommend removing the nub mark with a nail clipper.
@@luccassennadacosta1476 good idea:) If you are familiar with the kit build, I recommend practicing water decal application. Because one of the hardest parts of ver.ka products is the decal.
@@KatokiHolic hello! I've built it, and I followed your steps, it looks beautifull , thanks for uploading this video and for your support ! I really apreciate it, now I am planing on getting my hands in other katoki's designs as the Deathsythe EW.
@@luccassennadacosta1476 Deathscythe EW ver is also a very cool kit. Good luck! As far as I know, this kit includes stickers and dry decals, not water decals. Dry decal is a little difficult to stick, so be careful :)
Hi, nice job! I would like to do as yours! Did you use any primer before painting? The flat transparent gives a matte finish it's right? Did you filed parts before painting? One more question, in my model I've noticed a color lost detaching antenna from sprue when I detached the part, so I've bought Mr hobby colors, metallic gold type 09 and flat yellow type 91 as described in the instructions inside the box to paint it, are they ok to fix? I've noticed that you have used only metallic gold spray over a black layer on those yellow parts and the result seems equal to original gold of antenna parts, maybe I can use the mix of those colors that I've bought to to paint yellow part of legs like you have done..(with black layer too) This version you made is awsome! Thank you
Did you use any primer before painting? The flat transparent gives a matte finish it's right? - No, I didn't use primer/surfacer before painting. If you spray flat finish, the plastic will turn into a matte texture! Did you filed parts before painting? - You mean sandpapering? I didn't use sandpaper. I only trim parts with nippers and nail clippers. In my model I've noticed a color lost detaching antenna from sprue when I detached the part, so I've bought Mr hobby colors, metallic gold type 09 and flat yellow type 91 as described in the instructions inside the box to paint it, are they ok to fix? - I don't know because I've never used metallic gold types 09 and flat yellow types 91. The tamiya ts-84 metallic gold I used is quite similar to the gold color of this kit, but not exactly the same. So if you have any spare parts, you'd better spray this color and compare it with your own eyes before choosing. Thank you for watching!
Banshee's psycho frame parts (clear orange) were painted the same color on the back. This is to prevent the color of clear parts from being affected by the color of other parts. In addition, it gives a metallic texture.
You do some incredible work. I’m glad to see this Master grade getting some love after all the dismissal and hate it gets from people. Got mine just a day ago, as my first master grade no less. While I’m still relatively new to Customization, I really want to give it the beautiful treatment I think it deserves. Thank you for showing off your process. It gives me an idea of where to go from here. As a question, I’d like to ask, did you stick to the solid horns, or or do you think the transforming horn is viable?
Thank you for the compliment! The mg banshee has some drawbacks, but it is definitely a cool kit. I did my best to make this kit. I hope this video helps you! About horn > I used the solid horns. It's because it's fixed well. Transforming horn is left as an extra.
Awesome work ! I just got my banshee kit and was wondering if top coating the kit would be fine after assembly limb by limb, would this affect the transformation after and make it stiff or not at all ?
In my case, only the side skirt was very stiff. It was impossible to transform after assembly T.T Fortunately, there were no problems with the other parts. If you have painted the part 'A5' and part 'BD15' of the side skirt like me, it is recommended to do some sandpapering!
Thank you for subscribing! I don't remember the exact time (about 15 hours?), but I spent more time than a similar size mg kit. Because I painted clear and yellow parts and matte finished gray and black parts before assembly~
Very beautiful Katoki! I love that you are showing these flat finishings for these kits. I was thinking of doing this for the banshee as well but had my doubts on whether a flat coat on the gold decals would work well. However, after seeing this the burnish gold results looks much better then originally in my opinion. Can I ask, have you tried spraying the tamiya gold lacquer onto the clear parts for the psycho frames? How does it look? Also, I've always assembled the entire kit first, then diassemble it into modular components (arms, torso, legs, head) all separately when i flat coat. Do you believe spraying flat coat on each part while diassembled yields a better result compared to it being assembled?
Thank you. I'm glad my video helped you! First of all, I didn't spray gold lacquer on the psycho frame. I think it would be okay to do the banshee because it goes well with gold paint. And I usually divide into modular components like you and spray a matte finish. However, the unicorn gundam series is different. If you spray the finish in destroyer mode, the gloss texture of the clear parts(psycho frame) disappears, and if you spray the finish in the unicorn mode, there are parts that do not spray at all (ex. body parts's D-11, D-10) So even if it's inconvenient, it's better to spray the finishing agent on each part.
@@KatokiHolic I see, thank you for the detailed response and for that helpful tip! I just ordered one! I'm planning on spraying a matte black lacquer, then tamiya gold on all psychoframe parts, with that being the case, since the gloss texture will be gone after spraying the gold on, spraying flat in destroyer mode would suffice then in my case? I also don't mind a flat gold as it seems to help the gold look more smooth and less flaky or spray can metallic.
@@PLA8thRt Yes, that's okay. because it is personal taste to leave a glossy texture on psycho frame parts. In my opinion, the banshee plamodel goes well with flat gold color!
There is no big problem with transformation, but there is a side that the top coat does not stick. Because banshee is indigo blue, the color difference from the unfinished side is significant.
This is because clear parts look different. For example, the clear part of the knee is bright orange because the different color parts do not combine. However, the clear part of the shoulder is in front of the grey part, making it dark orange.
@@KatokiHolic I see, that's really informative, Tysm! It's cause I'm picking up this kit soon and just wanted to know the best way to make it look good. Keep up the good work!
It's good to use primer spray, but I left it out. I used gunmetal gray to only vernier thruster parts . Body and weapon parts were only sprayed with flat finishing spray after panel lining.
Looks incredible! Convinced me to give my Banshee the same treatment! This is my first MG (2nd Gundam build) and I’m brand new to customizing. You seem very skilled at it, have you ever considered making more tutorials? Maybe a secondary channel for non-Ver. ka?
Looking forward to seeing all your Ver. Ka vids! Cheers from NYC!
Thank you! I hope your banshee is also done nicely :)
My goal is to make review videos for all mg ver.ka kits. I have all the ver.ka kits released so far and am building them one by one! I had planned to make a review of non-ver.ka and other plastic models, but it was impossible due to lack of time. T.T
Thank you again for your comment and have fun making plastic models!
Beautiful work. That coating under the gold psycho frame makes it pop so nicely
Thank you! The part that I paid the most attention to in choosing colors while painting this kit was the psycho-frame :)
안녕하세요. 우연히 밴시 버카를 구매했는데 영상 찾아보다가 너무 멋있어서 영상 참고해서 따라해 볼려고 합니다.
좋은 영상 너무 감사합니다~
감사합니다! 참고하신다니 기쁘네요! 밴시는 남색 부품 무광 마감 유무에 따른 차이가 큰 거 같아요~ 멋지게 완성하세요:)
That looks impressive.
I'm currently assembling mine and I'm so afraid of trying to transform it in case something breaks.
That matte finish looks great.
Thank you!
I broke the antenna of a normal unicorn during a transformationT.T But don't worry, the Banshee has fixed antennas.
Complete it nicely :)
@@KatokiHolic I know the feel, I used the transformable antenna on my RG Unicorn and it broke when I accidentally touched it, I had to replace it with the fixed one.
I love the designs of the Unicorn series and the complexity of the gunpla, but it is so stressful to transform and pose them.
@@manamaster6 I agree with you. So I rarely transform Unicorn Gundam. The arms of my mg full armor unicorn were glued together.
I think it's best to buy two unicorns and display them in their respective modes :)
Excellent video hope you can do more!
Thanks~! My goal is to upload all the MG Ver.ka review videos.
I really like ur kit and it took me some effort to buy it since it’s sold out in entire Vietnam . Hopefully u can share the specific parts which u applied the paintjob to .
I painted the back of the psycho-frame, the gold parts on the inside of the legs, the gray parts of the horns, and the thrusters!
@ thank you so much man. After i finish it , i’ll shout out to you man. Appreciate your work a lot
@@kaze4254
Thank you I hope you get the kit and make it great :)
Very well made video
Thank you!
I'll show you another good video.
The matte coat makes it looks so expensive.. luv it 😍😍
Thank you! Matte finishes are especially good for dark kits.
So glad one of your videos hit over 10k views!
Thank you! I'm so happy that many people saw the video I worked hard on!
Will the lacquer based Super clear topcoat eat the plastic? As this is on an unpainted kit
I used the lacquer based Super clear topcoat(flat) to my unpainted kits. And so far, there has been no particular problem~
나참..악명 높은 mg 유니콘 버카 시리즈인데
당장 사고싶게 만드는 영상이네요 영상이 너무 좋아서 계속 돌려봅니다..
그냥 세워두는건 괜찮으려나..사고싶네
감사합니다! 일단 촬영한 제 밴시는 잘 세워져 있습니다~ 어느 날 갑자기 mgex 밴시가 나올 수도 있으니 조금만 기다려보는 건 어떨까요? :)
@@KatokiHolic 안그래도 저도 버카랑 rg 라인만 구매하는지라
목이 빠져라 기다리는중 입니다 ㅠㅠ 제에발..
@@HEONsLIFE 올 연말 깜짝 소식을 기다려보죠! 제발! ㅠㅠㅠ
Awesome job! it looks absolutely stunning!.
i just got a question how many cans of Flat clear coat did you use?
Thank you for watching!
I usually use two cans of flat finish to make one mg kit.
(Use half of second finish)
Sometimes I used three cans for big kits like psycho zaku and fazz.
the painting on the clear parts makes the final product look so much better. I'll remember that when I build mine.
I'm glad my tip helped you.
Silver paint is better for green, red and blue psycho-frame parts. Please refer to it~
@@KatokiHolic thank you so much, looking forward to more videos from you.
@@orbdotpng Thank you! I'll continue to upload good videos.
It makes a difference for sure! I painted the orange bit of my HG Gouf Custom with gold, and it gave it a sheen more accurate to the master grade version. It’s a small detail, but it goes a long way. Very good work on this Banshee for sure. I just got mine and am very nervous about customizing it.
For the Mr. Super Clear Topcoat(flat) is that what gives the part that matte look? also if I chose gloss instead of flat will it be shiny instead?
The Mr. Super Clear Topcoat(flat) gives you a matte finish like a painted military plamodel, and The Mr. Super Clear Topcoat(gloss) gives you a glow like the surface of a car.
@@KatokiHolic Awesome tysm, also I wanted to ask would it be ok without primer? if not what kind of primer brand would be good to get?
@@SchmoopyBen I think plastic is fine without primer. But for rubber-like materials, it is recommended to use after spraying primer.
www.mr-hobby.com/en/itemDetail.php?iId=1872
I use this.
@@KatokiHolic Ahhh ty, if you don't mind me asking what is the song you used in the video? Your video is inspiring to me and I would like to make one at some point. Just hard to find good song as i search for hours.
@@SchmoopyBen I found this bgm by searching 'royalty free game music 8 bit' on RUclips. I added the information about bgm to the script, so please check. I hope my videos and comments will help you make a video.
hey, great video! i'm probably will follow your steps for my future MG Banshee!
i have some question, so i'm planning to get my self MG Unicorn OVA in a couple of months and i noticed that the inner frame is in kinda gunmetal(?) color instead of regular gray like the ver.KA version, should i apply top coat too for the inner frame? (probably either the Super Smooth Clear Flat or UV Cut Flat, haven't decide)
also what do you think of instead applying the topcoat per parts as in your video vs per kit's limb (separate the head, torso, arms, legs and topcoat them indivdually)? thanks!
Thank you for watching the video!
First, the answer to the first question. If the runner is gunmetal colored, I recommend not spraying the top coat. The reason I did a matte finish on the inner frame is because the basic gray glossy texture is not pretty. However, the gunmetal colored inner frame is pretty cool on its own :)
The answer to the second question. If you don't care about some parts not having a matte finish when transforming from unicorn mode to destroy mode, then go with your opinion. On the other hand, if you care, I recommend doing it part by part like I did in the video.
For example, if you do a matte finish on the upper body (assembled in unicorn mode), the chest parts (D10, D11) will not have any finish on the inner surface that is visible in destroy mode.
On the other hand, if you spray a matte finish in destroy mode, the glossy psycho frame will become matte.
I did the finish on each part to prepare for this situation.
There is no perfect way, so I hope you think about it slowly and make your kit well. Thank you :)
@@KatokiHolic i see, i didn't think of some parts not getting top coated in unicorn mode! so i guess i'll be taking the long road, thanks a lot for the reply!
영상 너무 좋아요♡
감사합니다!!
Sorry but can u please let me know which parts did u applied the paint job to :(
navy color > flat coat
clear orange color > metallic copper(backside)
gold color > gold after black
gray > dark gray
thruster > gun metal
Can I explain it this way? :)
Simply Perfected
So flattering. Thank you!
Man, your work on this kit is Amazing, great Idea painting the inner frame! I'd buy ine of these banshee ver ka if I wasn't a beginner, lol I can't even clean the nubs properly.
Thank you! I am glad that my experience of making gunpla is helpful to people with the same hobbies.
I think this kit is a little difficult to make. Rather than the mg series, I recommend hguc. And I recommend removing the nub mark with a nail clipper.
@@KatokiHolic hello! Thanks for the advice , after a year building other kits and trying new techniques I'll try to build the mg ver.ka
@@luccassennadacosta1476 good idea:)
If you are familiar with the kit build, I recommend practicing water decal application. Because one of the hardest parts of ver.ka products is the decal.
@@KatokiHolic hello! I've built it, and I followed your steps, it looks beautifull , thanks for uploading this video and for your support ! I really apreciate it, now I am planing on getting my hands in other katoki's designs as the Deathsythe EW.
@@luccassennadacosta1476 Deathscythe EW ver is also a very cool kit. Good luck!
As far as I know, this kit includes stickers and dry decals, not water decals. Dry decal is a little difficult to stick, so be careful :)
Hi, nice job! I would like to do as yours! Did you use any primer before painting? The flat transparent gives a matte finish it's right? Did you filed parts before painting? One more question, in my model I've noticed a color lost detaching antenna from sprue when I detached the part, so I've bought Mr hobby colors, metallic gold type 09 and flat yellow type 91 as described in the instructions inside the box to paint it, are they ok to fix? I've noticed that you have used only metallic gold spray over a black layer on those yellow parts and the result seems equal to original gold of antenna parts, maybe I can use the mix of those colors that I've bought to to paint yellow part of legs like you have done..(with black layer too) This version you made is awsome! Thank you
Did you use any primer before painting? The flat transparent gives a matte finish it's right?
- No, I didn't use primer/surfacer before painting. If you spray flat finish, the plastic will turn into a matte texture!
Did you filed parts before painting?
- You mean sandpapering? I didn't use sandpaper. I only trim parts with nippers and nail clippers.
In my model I've noticed a color lost detaching antenna from sprue when I detached the part, so I've bought Mr hobby colors, metallic gold type 09 and flat yellow type 91 as described in the instructions inside the box to paint it, are they ok to fix?
- I don't know because I've never used metallic gold types 09 and flat yellow types 91. The tamiya ts-84 metallic gold I used is quite similar to the gold color of this kit, but not exactly the same. So if you have any spare parts, you'd better spray this color and compare it with your own eyes before choosing.
Thank you for watching!
Aah thanks for this video! Love it and inspire me to build my banshee with this way! Btw
Im curios whats part that use to paint with metalic chopper?
Banshee's psycho frame parts (clear orange) were painted the same color on the back. This is to prevent the color of clear parts from being affected by the color of other parts. In addition, it gives a metallic texture.
@@KatokiHolic thaanks, really appreciate it!!!
Really looking forward to seeing your reply bro.
Thanks for watching and commenting :)
Did you paint the main body parts? ( the main dark blue parts) if so what color?
Those parts are not painted!
I only sprayed matte finish :)
@@KatokiHolic thanks for the reply. I got this kit for myself and was inspired by your video
@@ronnoc841 I'm so glad you were inspired by my video :) I'm sure your kit will be done nicely!
Beautiful
Thank you!
are the orange clear part still light up in uv ray?
I've never done it, but I know that the clear parts of this kit light up in UV ray(all mg unicorns are the same).
You do some incredible work. I’m glad to see this Master grade getting some love after all the dismissal and hate it gets from people. Got mine just a day ago, as my first master grade no less. While I’m still relatively new to Customization, I really want to give it the beautiful treatment I think it deserves. Thank you for showing off your process. It gives me an idea of where to go from here. As a question, I’d like to ask, did you stick to the solid horns, or or do you think the transforming horn is viable?
Thank you for the compliment! The mg banshee has some drawbacks, but it is definitely a cool kit. I did my best to make this kit. I hope this video helps you!
About horn >
I used the solid horns. It's because it's fixed well. Transforming horn is left as an extra.
Great built. Really like the matte finish. Quick question tho, are u applied the flat coat to the orange clear part and metal painted part too?
I really like the matte finish too! No matte finish was applied to the orange transparent part and the metal painted part.
Dope!
Thank you!
Dang this thing look more good/durable than the original
The flat coating makes the plamodel look so much nicer!
Unfortunately, the durability is not good. the joints are still weak lol
Awesome work ! I just got my banshee kit and was wondering if top coating the kit would be fine after assembly limb by limb, would this affect the transformation after and make it stiff or not at all ?
In my case, only the side skirt was very stiff. It was impossible to transform after assembly T.T
Fortunately, there were no problems with the other parts.
If you have painted the part 'A5' and part 'BD15' of the side skirt like me, it is recommended to do some sandpapering!
How many cans of Mr super clear would you recomend for the Perfect Grade Banshee Norn?
Sorry, I have never made a pg kit.
I used 2 cans of Mr super clear for the mg banshee in this video.
If it were pg, I would have bought 4 cans!
@@KatokiHolic alright, thanks man
@@KatokiHolic Also, is there another product that I can use to give that matt finish?
@@darknightwolf4987 Hmm... I think it's possible if it's a plastic product. However, I recommend testing on small parts first.
Just got this kit yesterday gonna start after I finish a RG KIT how long did this project take you if you don’t mind me asking! Tyvm new sub
Thank you for subscribing!
I don't remember the exact time (about 15 hours?), but I spent more time than a similar size mg kit. Because I painted clear and yellow parts and matte finished gray and black parts before assembly~
Look like I have learned sth from this thank you man
I hope these tips will help you build a Gunpla!
Thanks for the video
Very beautiful Katoki! I love that you are showing these flat finishings for these kits. I was thinking of doing this for the banshee as well but had my doubts on whether a flat coat on the gold decals would work well. However, after seeing this the burnish gold results looks much better then originally in my opinion.
Can I ask, have you tried spraying the tamiya gold lacquer onto the clear parts for the psycho frames? How does it look?
Also, I've always assembled the entire kit first, then diassemble it into modular components (arms, torso, legs, head) all separately when i flat coat. Do you believe spraying flat coat on each part while diassembled yields a better result compared to it being assembled?
Thank you. I'm glad my video helped you!
First of all, I didn't spray gold lacquer on the psycho frame. I think it would be okay to do the banshee because it goes well with gold paint.
And I usually divide into modular components like you and spray a matte finish. However, the unicorn gundam series is different. If you spray the finish in destroyer mode, the gloss texture of the clear parts(psycho frame) disappears, and if you spray the finish in the unicorn mode, there are parts that do not spray at all (ex. body parts's D-11, D-10)
So even if it's inconvenient, it's better to spray the finishing agent on each part.
@@KatokiHolic I see, thank you for the detailed response and for that helpful tip! I just ordered one!
I'm planning on spraying a matte black lacquer, then tamiya gold on all psychoframe parts, with that being the case, since the gloss texture will be gone after spraying the gold on, spraying flat in destroyer mode would suffice then in my case?
I also don't mind a flat gold as it seems to help the gold look more smooth and less flaky or spray can metallic.
@@PLA8thRt Yes, that's okay. because it is personal taste to leave a glossy texture on psycho frame parts.
In my opinion, the banshee plamodel goes well with flat gold color!
차폐력때문에 노란파츠에 검정색을 뿌리고 위에 골드로 덧칠하신 것 같은데, 밴시 버카에 들어있는 다크그레이색의 정크 부품에 바로 골드 칠하는건 어떨까요? 검정 락카가 없네요..ㅎㅎ
검은색을 먼저 뿌린 이유는 차폐력보단 반사 느낌을 좋게 하려고 그런 거고요, 메탈릭 계열 스프레이는 차폐력이 좋아서 아무 런너에 그냥 뿌리셔도 됩니다!
헉 오늘도 몰랐던 사실 알아갑니다! 카홀님 설 잘보내세요😀
@@pochettinomauricio4834 감사합니다! 포체티노님도 설 잘 보내세요!
How many layers of flat coat did you do?
I spray a flat clear coat once on each surface.
Occasionally, spray more on the side where the clear coat is not completely applied.
can i top coat it limb by limb?
There is no big problem with transformation, but there is a side that the top coat does not stick.
Because banshee is indigo blue, the color difference from the unfinished side is significant.
Love the vid bro hope you can do more in the future ....
Thank you very much.
I am going to make the whole Mg Ver.Ka kit into a video!
Can't wait bro .....
@@gisforgunpla8147
I'll make the next video soon! Please wait
Ok broo!!!! ...never stop building !!!!!
Did u sanding it to top coat like that?
I didn't use sandpaper to make this gundam. After painting the nub mark with a marker, I sprayed top coat.
Thanks for the info.. now i got my banshee and wanna build them next week
How long did you take to dry the TS-14 black lacquer
I usually dry lacquer for 1 to 2 hours.
Why'd u paint some of the clear bits metallic?
This is because clear parts look different.
For example, the clear part of the knee is bright orange because the different color parts do not combine.
However, the clear part of the shoulder is in front of the grey part, making it dark orange.
@@KatokiHolic I see, that's really informative, Tysm! It's cause I'm picking up this kit soon and just wanted to know the best way to make it look good. Keep up the good work!
@@toxicdragonx8806 I'm glad my tip helped you. I hope your Banshee is also nicely completed. Good luck!
Nice
Thanks!
This was with no primer? Also did you paint the whole inner frame with gunmetal grey?
It's good to use primer spray, but I left it out.
I used gunmetal gray to only vernier thruster parts
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Body and weapon parts were only sprayed with flat finishing spray after panel lining.
very nice! how many hours did u spend?
I don't know exactly, but I think it took about 20 to 25 hours to make it.
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네, 그거랑 머리의 뿔 디자인만 조금 바뀌었습니다.
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amzing
Thank you!
Sensei!!
Thanks!
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You have a good eye for gunpla. This gundam looks like its owner.