If you do a pre-painting tutorial, please show what would happen if someone decides to paint before cleaning/sanding the nub-marks. Most tutorials show "clean this before painting" but not many explain "why" or "this will happen if you paint without cleaning the nub mark". Please give some examples.
Loved the outtakes at the end. I'd love to see a tutorial on panel lines. Something that includes planning the placement and the 3 lines rule. Also a lot of the tutorials on youtube cover panel lining, but fail to cover proper technique and handling of the tools. I think a lot of people struggle with the chisels because they apply too much force, or incorrect force. Thanks again for the vids.
Would love to see getting rid of nubs! I spent a lot of time sanding off the nub and trying to get the perfect piece. However, it always takes a very long time, do you have any tips for getting rid of nubs. I saw in your videos you always cut the runner to get a piece off? Is there a reason behind? Do need the crisp sound or easier nub cleaning? XD
@@frankhu6922 for me what always worked for nub removal was to cut it semi close with my nippers, and then to remove the rest with my precision blade. You still have to do a little sanding, but it looks clean when finished.
That was actually way better than I expected it to be. Creative way to do a video on something so mundane as separating the parts. Loved the bloopers at the end. justin you are a magician in editing !
Loved the video. Thank you for the transparency of your amazing work. I just started building myself and started following you because your work is clean and relaxing. Thank you much. Suggestion for another Tutorial Tuesday: panel lining and clean up tools. Thanks again, can't wait for more!
Thank you for your support! And great suggestion! I might just do that cause I do love a good panel line! And scribing too. Be assured that your suggestion is noted and will be done in the future 😉 thank you!
Always wondered how you did this. I have tried dropping my body parts on the mat many, many times but they JUST WONT come apart like yours do in the video!! =D
D Roq Exactly my point! I did struggle myself when I'm starting out and now I'm comfortable and confirmed on some of the method that it will not damage your kit 🤣
@@StudioGundam I had some advice to start on HG or RG, but they're too small as I tried to make when as a child, so I just started with MG although the price jump is alot higher, but at least I could grip the parts to put together. Thank you in advance.
You're the real G!, your tutorials are easy to understand as well as to put them to practice for novice and are still present for more advance builders, keep it up!
This helped so much, practically saved the model I'm working on rn (had to separate pieces I shouldn't have put together yet. I swear I'm usually not that zoned out lol)
Yes patience is very important. And also if you are unsure how to disassemble a certain part always refer to the manual. Know how it is assembled is easier to disassemble. I certainly learned the hard way.
And now I will even more looking forward to your channel all thanks to Gio who introduced you from his myday here in RUclips I'm also a collector of gunpla but all I do is just straight up build and perfecting it by cleaning all nub marks and I'm looking forward to your tutorial because I'm planning custom painting Goodluck dude and God bless looking forward to your custom build in the Nu which is my favorite Gundam 👌
Thank you so much and thank you Gio hahaa! I'm not a big fan of collecting but I really do enjoy the customising part 😊 i am still learning and every week I'll be coming out with all the stuff I have learned! Hope I will be helpful for you guys :)
For disassembling, I actually use plastic spudgers/pry tools used to repair cell phones. Since they aren't metal, you don't risk ruining the much softer plastic of your Gunpla.
i just receive rg tallgese 30minutes before this video , so it was a great opportunity for me to learn how to make my own gunpla looks good btw as i said before,when i see studio G upload a video,i click ,watch,share,like:) love you studioG❤️
Yesss!!! I've been waiting for this one thanks for the tuts. * I was expecting from you using a tool separator but seeing you using a fingernail was like this guy building model kit is his passion * 😅😅😅
I found out both assembling and disassembling process is satisfying. I broke my hobby knife when I tried to open up my kit because I try to pry it open by using the tip. Luckily the shard somehow stayed inside the kit forever. 😅 BTW, in Chinese, generally, 0:35 they call it 浮游炮, means floating cannon
Man this really helps without using part separator or such, just using the builders have in common, a hobby knife, a finger with a nail (of course everyone does have fingers and nails lol). And a bamboo stick. Its very efficient and useful tip . Looking forward to the next tutorial. A painting tutorial tho maybe a good one? Or how to come up with a good custom or color scheme? Just a thought tho lol Ps: that bloopers in the end was nice lol. Can i have a shout out to the next video ? Lol. Man i'm fanboying so much tho lol
Hahaha thanks Vince! Really glad you liked the tutorial. It's a confirmation that I have done something right here :) oh yeah! That's a great suggestion, I haven't thought of that yet so thank you! Definitely will do a how to come up with color scheme or workflow kind of video. Need some thinking to do it properly and understandable by everybody 😊
@@StudioGundam yeah i would to see that tutorial tho, i mean, imagine how wild ur creativity is like that RG Sazabi build inspired from Joker? Thats a out-of-the-box thinking. yes there is an inspiration yet i dunno how to express it by choosing which color should i use for this part and that like balancing the colors. Keep up the good work man, always here being a fan for yeah
@Studio G I’d say do a video on how you use super glue and epoxy putty to get rid of seam lines. I’m fairly new to that and would love to see how that’s properly done.
I broke my Dynames GN full shield’s peg while pulling it, I’ve tried all methods you mentioned in the tutorial, I guess the part just can’t be separate without breaking it hahaha (at this point just superglue it lol) Looking forward to the scribber tutorial you promised
Thanks for this video! I was actually wondering how you remove parts so difficult and so little on RG/HG kits... This answered the question haha. Not sure if it's something you already have on schedule but would be nice to see your process to mix color and how you try your combinations!
can we please get a tutorial on how to properly apply and seal waterslide decals? like what kind of decal setter we should be using or any "consumables" we should be using
Nice video.. definitely a good reference for future projects.. also is there by any chance to have a tutorial on paint planning? As in what paint to use to bring certain effects on the build?
@@StudioGundam i love ur vids bro, also im looking forward for a MG Astray Red Frame Kai custom since im planning to custom if i get my hands on to that kit lol. I just dont know how to paint the frame without affecting the Kit's articulation and functionality. Ps: just a suggestion tho, also I love Astray Red Frame that much thats why i suggested it lol. Keep up the good work mate , I love ur trait for interacting with ur subscribers.
What about making your holes slightly bigger? Not all holes but just a couple so dissassemble force is easier? You're painting so the holes get filled and coated with primer and paint anyway.
Need a tuto on how you paint a small detailed on frame n armor. How to cover up the paint and clear excess paint on the side that we dont it if we mess up. What type n color, as well as tool paint usually you use for detailing..
Ow yeah i like this new tutorial content. Making us to become pros like u someday. Suggestion : tutorial about applyings decals using mrk softer or mark setter and the effect of both on a custom painted parts
A more intermediate trick: Cut at an angle the female and/or male plugs of two pieces like the shield in 4:15. Do not cut the whole plug off and do not cut all of the top off. If you cut a little piece of the pegs, you can remove some friction that holds the pieces together. If you don't remove too much it will keep the pieces together, but it will be a lot easier to remove. This is also a good idea if you plan on rubber cementing the two pieces together anyways.
I use to pry them enough to get my hobby knife blade in between then gently twist then work my way through the part. hasn't let me down yet but I ordered a cell phone repair kit for electronics that cam with a pry. hope this helps someone
Thanks for sharing. Very nice. It is a perfect time for hobby fans to stay home and play with gunpla. In long term, are you planning to open some classes after the outbreak? Keep it up. Stay safe. Cheers.
I seen another builder nip the "female" end of the part so it doesn't have a "tight" fit. I don't know if that's a good idea, but it seems like it makes sense.
Can you give another tutorial, maybe like how to fix a breaking RG component, like the antena or the other component?? Thanks bro.. Keep up the good content...
Yeahh thank you too, because my RG SF's antenna and the gold commponent is broken.. I don't like to use glue because it will leave a bad mark or maybe the dimention will not aesthetic....
Thanks for the tutorial & tips .. I always wonder how u just open all parts so easily .. sometimes even thought u actually throw it to slit it open like Lego... Btw can I get a tutorial how to fix parts that are broken ... got a few joints or parts broken & even tried super gluing / cementing but didn’t hold because it is a moving part
Question, would you recommend dissemble of lets say the MGEX or a kit with wired LEDs? It was a challenge to get them just right and now wishing I had painted before hand... Keep these tutorials coming, you're doing a great job
I never though of drilling thruster parts to separate the inner pieces. BADNAI may even come up with a way to modify to make this easier. In the meantime that is a useful method.
Thank you! Year I kinda regretted after snap building them. And then had to take extreme measures to get them out to paint those separately. Definitely a pain in the butt but it's all worth it 😊
Can you make "painting tutorial video"? What air brush are you using...how to mix colour and coating. What other tools need to prepare..etc #studioG30k
I really like your videos man, keep up the good work. Personally the best advice I could give is to cut the male pegs down diagonally during assembly. This way it's going to be much easier to pull everything apart before painting.
Yup! And there's that technique too! But I do feel like that's too much of a hassle and might risk the part becoming too loose. However I didn't try that myself so I can't teach whatever I don't know hahaha 😂 the last thing I want is to bullshit about something that I don't know about 😂😂😂 but hey the peg cutting is good! 😊
Studio G I’ve been doing it for a while and never had any problems. You should try it out, it avoids a lot of hassle! Looking forward to your next projects
Will you blame if I said that I really thought you'd just let it drop on the table them BAM! Instant disassembly hahaha. Kidding aside, this was helpful. Incredibly so. I was those dumb enough to use the thinest kitchen knife like say a filleting knife to give enough room so my nails can slip through the seams.
I'm having a rough time disassembling my mg barbatos inner frame because of all the small parts. Are there any techniques you'd recommend for that type of stuff? btw, my favorite custom build was your mg barbatos!!
Awww thank you! For small pieces, the hobby knife technique is the way to go. Prying then, wiggling them out, that's all it took actually. And the sequence! Remember to reserve the sequence and you're golden 😊
I just broke a part from my MG Nu Gundam couple of hours before watching this video((( I didn't even get to dissasambly , it just felt wierd how it fitted and I tried to remove it and I broke off a peace of it...and then the other piece of the same part!!!!!((( It was nothing crucial, just a part of the armor on an arm. I think I can glue it back together no prob later, but it still a shame. For Tutorial Tuesday I might suggest some manual errors you've encountered or bad designs for certain kits. I think that would be interesting to watch.
I have a request to disassemble a 1/144 HG Gundam Barbatos Lupus foot part. I was building it (it being my first gunpla model) and I skipped by accident piece #PC8 when snapping C20-C21 into B3
@@StudioGundam yeah. I've seen some builders paint while still on the runners or when a piece is assembled. Even some who buy two and complete one to see how it looks completed and sketch out how they want the second one to look. Just throwing out a few things i've seen done because as careful as we can be a part is bound to break then your sorta of sol if you cant glue it back. Still your work on the kits is amazing.
I am collecting more ideas for Tutorial Tuesday! So leave your suggestion down here yo! What you wanna learn? 😊
If you do a pre-painting tutorial, please show what would happen if someone decides to paint before cleaning/sanding the nub-marks. Most tutorials show "clean this before painting" but not many explain "why" or "this will happen if you paint without cleaning the nub mark". Please give some examples.
Loved the outtakes at the end. I'd love to see a tutorial on panel lines. Something that includes planning the placement and the 3 lines rule. Also a lot of the tutorials on youtube cover panel lining, but fail to cover proper technique and handling of the tools. I think a lot of people struggle with the chisels because they apply too much force, or incorrect force. Thanks again for the vids.
Would love to see getting rid of nubs! I spent a lot of time sanding off the nub and trying to get the perfect piece. However, it always takes a very long time, do you have any tips for getting rid of nubs. I saw in your videos you always cut the runner to get a piece off? Is there a reason behind? Do need the crisp sound or easier nub cleaning? XD
Customizing tutorial on Weathering! Rusting? Battle scared? Burn? Going off battle scared... maybe missing libs? Showing the inner skeleton like exica(00?)?
@@frankhu6922 for me what always worked for nub removal was to cut it semi close with my nippers, and then to remove the rest with my precision blade. You still have to do a little sanding, but it looks clean when finished.
Tuning in! I need this as well haha
Lodi naka Subscribe rin ako sa Channel mo Hahaha
Happy to see you here Gio. Love you videos, keep on getting better with those builds. Whens the next big video coming? And stay safe out there
Im a big fan
I requested this several places. Im glad someone is addressing it with a: how to.
D-Rock Pain Made that your problem in my mind! Really hope it helps yo!
That was actually way better than I expected it to be. Creative way to do a video on something so mundane as separating the parts. Loved the bloopers at the end. justin you are a magician in editing !
i thought you just drop it on the table and its all disassembled XD
You stupid
You stupid
@@toastymctoastinson and JackFu, you guys are the stupid ones. It’s called a joke
@@leonardode-pinchy3234 n mybe u r the stupid one. cuz the way i see it, they r also joking with each other
Everyone is stupid
Loved the video. Thank you for the transparency of your amazing work. I just started building myself and started following you because your work is clean and relaxing. Thank you much.
Suggestion for another Tutorial Tuesday: panel lining and clean up tools.
Thanks again, can't wait for more!
Thank you for your support! And great suggestion! I might just do that cause I do love a good panel line! And scribing too. Be assured that your suggestion is noted and will be done in the future 😉 thank you!
I think your video color is so good. Do you use a 30mm macro lens when shooting video?
The video color is corrected in premiere pro. Hmmm I use both sigma 10-20mm and 35mm macro lens from canon to shoot :)
Did you use a sigma lens as the lens used for vertical shooting? What is a round object around the lens?
Yup that's the sigma lens and the round thing is a usb ring light :) 8 inch I think
Always wondered how you did this. I have tried dropping my body parts on the mat many, many times but they JUST WONT come apart like yours do in the video!! =D
I really gotta watch this one! I've already broken my MG wing zero, don't wanna be spending another $50 something on a new kit hahaha
D Roq Exactly my point! I did struggle myself when I'm starting out and now I'm comfortable and confirmed on some of the method that it will not damage your kit 🤣
@@StudioGundam I had some advice to start on HG or RG, but they're too small as I tried to make when as a child, so I just started with MG although the price jump is alot higher, but at least I could grip the parts to put together. Thank you in advance.
D Roq Definitely MG if there's a choice but then again, MGs are way expensive :(
@@StudioGundam thanks
You're the real G!, your tutorials are easy to understand as well as to put them to practice for novice and are still present for more advance builders, keep it up!
This helped so much, practically saved the model I'm working on rn (had to separate pieces I shouldn't have put together yet. I swear I'm usually not that zoned out lol)
Yes patience is very important. And also if you are unsure how to disassemble a certain part always refer to the manual. Know how it is assembled is easier to disassemble. I certainly learned the hard way.
Very nice video! I appreciate your dedication to bringing this info to the gunpla community! You also now have a new subscriber!
Hey Studio G, would love to learn more about nub removal and getting rid of stress marks when cutting from the runners ✌️
Not gunna lie I watched the Barbatos custom you did and got all the paints I need to paint my next model so I hope it turns out good!
I wish you the best of luck and be patience! You can ask me on Instagram if you need help :)
Studio G I’ll do that! N thanks!
And now I will even more looking forward to your channel all thanks to Gio who introduced you from his myday here in RUclips I'm also a collector of gunpla but all I do is just straight up build and perfecting it by cleaning all nub marks and I'm looking forward to your tutorial because I'm planning custom painting Goodluck dude and God bless looking forward to your custom build in the Nu which is my favorite Gundam 👌
Thank you so much and thank you Gio hahaa! I'm not a big fan of collecting but I really do enjoy the customising part 😊 i am still learning and every week I'll be coming out with all the stuff I have learned! Hope I will be helpful for you guys :)
@@StudioGundam painting related mostly on applying and tools you use that kind of essentials will be a good next tutorial
Good tips.
I'll share mine... Guitar picks, they work perfect for separating parts.
Where's the live chat?!
Thank you so so much :) any questions you have you can hit me up on Instagram :)
Thanks for the tips! If I don't have long fingernails I use some guitar picks or a pry tool if you have some lying around.
Yup, that works too! Anything that's not too hard but still sturdy enough to do the job 😊
Finally..da best tutorial
For disassembling, I actually use plastic spudgers/pry tools used to repair cell phones. Since they aren't metal, you don't risk ruining the much softer plastic of your Gunpla.
That's a great tip! Thank you man!
@@StudioGundam of course! Recently found your channel, loving your builds. Makes me want to step up my game and get better.
It's very useful, thank you Justin, because I just started this project.
i just receive rg tallgese 30minutes before this video ,
so it was a great opportunity for me to learn how to make my own gunpla looks good
btw as i said before,when i see studio G upload a video,i click ,watch,share,like:)
love you studioG❤️
Gaming palace nice!
Gaming palace I see your comment I like and reply 😜😜😜
love your work justin!❤️
Gaming palace thank you! I can't say thank you enough hahaha
Yesss!!! I've been waiting for this one thanks for the tuts. * I was expecting from you using a tool separator but seeing you using a fingernail was like this guy building model kit is his passion * 😅😅😅
Hahahah fingernails are good for almost everything including getting rid of your boogers Hahahaha a universal tool 😂
@@StudioGundam whahaha true true. Thanks again for tutorials senpai!
Such a good info. And it answered my question how to disamble in safe way
Patience is all I need 😅
I found out both assembling and disassembling process is satisfying. I broke my hobby knife when I tried to open up my kit because I try to pry it open by using the tip. Luckily the shard somehow stayed inside the kit forever. 😅
BTW, in Chinese, generally, 0:35 they call it 浮游炮, means floating cannon
May the force be with you
You can maybe make a tutorial about how to organise your things like tools when you work on kits
Very good idea! I'll be taking notes on that 😊
thank you so much studio g with your help I dis
assemble my gundam unicorn mg ex
Tutorial only tuesday? I need it all day!
Hahaha put it on replay! 🤣🤣🤣
Man this really helps without using part separator or such, just using the builders have in common, a hobby knife, a finger with a nail (of course everyone does have fingers and nails lol). And a bamboo stick. Its very efficient and useful tip . Looking forward to the next tutorial.
A painting tutorial tho maybe a good one? Or how to come up with a good custom or color scheme? Just a thought tho lol
Ps: that bloopers in the end was nice lol. Can i have a shout out to the next video ? Lol.
Man i'm fanboying so much tho lol
Hahaha thanks Vince! Really glad you liked the tutorial. It's a confirmation that I have done something right here :) oh yeah! That's a great suggestion, I haven't thought of that yet so thank you! Definitely will do a how to come up with color scheme or workflow kind of video. Need some thinking to do it properly and understandable by everybody 😊
@@StudioGundam yeah i would to see that tutorial tho, i mean, imagine how wild ur creativity is like that RG Sazabi build inspired from Joker? Thats a out-of-the-box thinking. yes there is an inspiration yet i dunno how to express it by choosing which color should i use for this part and that like balancing the colors.
Keep up the good work man, always here being a fan for yeah
defo broke a few parts disassembling things before, lol some good advice. thanks :)
@Studio G I’d say do a video on how you use super glue and epoxy putty to get rid of seam lines. I’m fairly new to that and would love to see how that’s properly done.
Definitely! It's in my list actually :)
Studio G awesome!
Quick side note as a fellow youtuber. This Thumbnail is clean as hell. Like if this was a Gunpla it'd be a Perfect Grade.
LAST-LINE Aporeciate it! It's the details 😅
I broke my Dynames GN full shield’s peg while pulling it, I’ve tried all methods you mentioned in the tutorial, I guess the part just can’t be separate without breaking it hahaha (at this point just superglue it lol)
Looking forward to the scribber tutorial you promised
Awww I'll definitely take a note if I'm assembling a dynames hahaha. Thanks Zack! And oh yeah baby it's coming 🤓
My body is ready for this.
LAST-LINE hell yeah baby!
Thanks for this video! I was actually wondering how you remove parts so difficult and so little on RG/HG kits... This answered the question haha. Not sure if it's something you already have on schedule but would be nice to see your process to mix color and how you try your combinations!
Oh yeah definitely I will be doing that! 😊
THIS IS WHAT I NEEDED!! THANK YOU 😭
You're super welcome bro!
can we please get a tutorial on how to properly apply and seal waterslide decals? like what kind of decal setter we should be using or any "consumables" we should be using
Nice video.. definitely a good reference for future projects.. also is there by any chance to have a tutorial on paint planning? As in what paint to use to bring certain effects on the build?
Definitely! Painting, panel lining, scribing and so on :) it's gonna be on weekly so thank you in advance for your support :)
Eyyy im searching this for days already.
Vince Kali no one has done this?
@@StudioGundam ohh many of them already did this but, im not satisfied tho lol.
Ohhh cause I didn't search for that so I'm not sure hahaha. Hopefully my video will satisfy you :)
@@StudioGundam i love ur vids bro, also im looking forward for a MG Astray Red Frame Kai custom since im planning to custom if i get my hands on to that kit lol. I just dont know how to paint the frame without affecting the Kit's articulation and functionality.
Ps: just a suggestion tho, also I love Astray Red Frame that much thats why i suggested it lol. Keep up the good work mate , I love ur trait for interacting with ur subscribers.
@@StudioGundam yeah im looking forward to that hahaha
What about making your holes slightly bigger? Not all holes but just a couple so dissassemble force is easier? You're painting so the holes get filled and coated with primer and paint anyway.
A good alternative to using the hobby knife is phone screen replacement tools and guitar picks to separate parts
Definitely agree to that part! 😊
@@StudioGundam I also have this nice little Spackle applicator that is a nice soft plastic that does an amazing job of separating parts
Need a tuto on how you paint a small detailed on frame n armor. How to cover up the paint and clear excess paint on the side that we dont it if we mess up. What type n color, as well as tool paint usually you use for detailing..
Ow yeah i like this new tutorial content. Making us to become pros like u someday. Suggestion : tutorial about applyings decals using mrk softer or mark setter and the effect of both on a custom painted parts
Thank you for the suggestion! Adding them to the list of to do videos right now ;) definitely will come to the way of that! 😊
A more intermediate trick: Cut at an angle the female and/or male plugs of two pieces like the shield in 4:15. Do not cut the whole plug off and do not cut all of the top off. If you cut a little piece of the pegs, you can remove some friction that holds the pieces together. If you don't remove too much it will keep the pieces together, but it will be a lot easier to remove. This is also a good idea if you plan on rubber cementing the two pieces together anyways.
Awesome stuff. Gotta learn before Barbatos comes home :D
U can also use a flat screw driver to take apart pieces
I’m gonna need this tutorial before I paint my PG Exia.
I hope it helps bro! 😊
How did the disassembly go?
I use to pry them enough to get my hobby knife blade in between then gently twist then work my way through the part. hasn't let me down yet but I ordered a cell phone repair kit for electronics that cam with a pry. hope this helps someone
This has been really helpful, thanks so much for your videos :) btw, are we able to buy your Studio G stickers?
on his website
Janky XVI I don't think there's a section in his merch. Just shirt and paint :/
@@TRDGE Yeah you're right I just checked, but if you buy that $72 paint kit it comes with 3 stickers
Weathering tutorial would be cool. I'm a novice and can only base weather. I got a MG Barbatos and i want to make it look good.
Nice! Definitely that coming up pretty soon!
life savior!
Thanks for sharing. Very nice. It is a perfect time for hobby fans to stay home and play with gunpla. In long term, are you planning to open some classes after the outbreak? Keep it up. Stay safe. Cheers.
You're very welcome and it's my pleasure as well. Hmmm what do you mean by classes? Like physical ones or?
Great video!
Justin, do you think it's better to customize it before assemble?
Thanks for the video bro! 😎👍🏼
Super welcome and thank you too bro for watching! 😊
I will wait for your tutorial sir... A big ❤️❤️❤️❤️ from malaysia
I seen another builder nip the "female" end of the part so it doesn't have a "tight" fit. I don't know if that's a good idea, but it seems like it makes sense.
What hobby knife is that it’s gorgeous and looks like it slices really well
Suggestion: Make a tutorial how to top coat using spray cans! I cant find much on youtube. Thanks!
Is it really a good idea to cut a line in the female part (the one inside) so that it would be easier to disassemble the part?
Can you give another tutorial, maybe like how to fix a breaking RG component, like the antena or the other component?? Thanks bro.. Keep up the good content...
Oh yeah! Repairing! That's a good topic ! Thank you so much for your suggestion!
Yeahh thank you too, because my RG SF's antenna and the gold commponent is broken.. I don't like to use glue because it will leave a bad mark or maybe the dimention will not aesthetic....
Can't wait to watch! Question can you try to kit bash a Barbatos? I wanna see what custom gundam you can make with that.
Personaofdeath666 oh I would love too when I’m back in my own country and settled down ☺️☺️☺️
@@StudioGundam sweet good luck! I hope you make it home safe.
Personaofdeath666 with the lockdown, I’m pretty much stuck here. Can’t do anything for now and I heard it might even get extended 😫😫😫
@@StudioGundam just wanna ask what country are you stuck in right now?
Currently in the Philippines, I'm from
Malaysia. Was planning to go back around June but probably gonna be extended :(
Im an aircraft mechanic patience is key wiggle wiggle sounds like my supervisor but so true XD
Thanks for the tutorial & tips .. I always wonder how u just open all parts so easily .. sometimes even thought u actually throw it to slit it open like Lego...
Btw can I get a tutorial how to fix parts that are broken ... got a few joints or parts broken & even tried super gluing / cementing but didn’t hold because it is a moving part
if you can teach on how to separate different type of connections, that would be great! for example: those frustrating C-type connection
Ah I didn't cover any specific type of joints or attachment instead it's more about the methodology 😊
Question, would you recommend dissemble of lets say the MGEX or a kit with wired LEDs? It was a challenge to get them just right and now wishing I had painted before hand...
Keep these tutorials coming, you're doing a great job
I never though of drilling thruster parts to separate the inner pieces. BADNAI may even come up with a way to modify to make this easier. In the meantime that is a useful method.
Thank you! Year I kinda regretted after snap building them. And then had to take extreme measures to get them out to paint those separately. Definitely a pain in the butt but it's all worth it 😊
EA Gunpla cuts the inlet of the pegs to help with disassembly. I may start trying that too
can you do an LED tutorial?
I got piece of my wing zero on the shoulder stuck that’s white and the pieces insert broke how do I fix it
Can you make "painting tutorial video"? What air brush are you using...how to mix colour and coating. What other tools need to prepare..etc #studioG30k
For sure I will be making a painting tutorial but let's just take it slowly week by week cause there's a lot of the basics I would to cover first 😊😊😊
That nice, way to go
Make a tutorial on how to apply water slide decals please🙏 I don’t really know how to
I really like your videos man, keep up the good work.
Personally the best advice I could give is to cut the male pegs down diagonally during assembly. This way it's going to be much easier to pull everything apart before painting.
Yup! And there's that technique too! But I do feel like that's too much of a hassle and might risk the part becoming too loose. However I didn't try that myself so I can't teach whatever I don't know hahaha 😂 the last thing I want is to bullshit about something that I don't know about 😂😂😂 but hey the peg cutting is good! 😊
Studio G I’ve been doing it for a while and never had any problems. You should try it out, it avoids a lot of hassle! Looking forward to your next projects
Will you blame if I said that I really thought you'd just let it drop on the table them BAM! Instant disassembly hahaha. Kidding aside, this was helpful. Incredibly so. I was those dumb enough to use the thinest kitchen knife like say a filleting knife to give enough room so my nails can slip through the seams.
scale 1/144 with plastic ball joins, would snap if apply force ( ultraman tiga sides skirt for example) how to deal with that?
how do you put them together after painting? you just memorize which part is this then look at the manual the same time?
demon6937 I take of the legs take of the pieces put them aside and do that for everything else
demon6937 Also for the paint question you have to identify the piece in the instructions
A question popped up on my mind seeing the video thumbnail: are you going to custom nu gundam?
Yup! Dropping this Friday 😊
Really hyped for it!
I'm having a rough time disassembling my mg barbatos inner frame because of all the small parts. Are there any techniques you'd recommend for that type of stuff?
btw, my favorite custom build was your mg barbatos!!
Awww thank you! For small pieces, the hobby knife technique is the way to go. Prying then, wiggling them out, that's all it took actually. And the sequence! Remember to reserve the sequence and you're golden 😊
Hi can you make tutorial on how to add photo/metal etch on gunpla
So im about buy Mg Victory Gundam Ver.ka and i would like to know how to disassemble it so thank you for your amazing work S.G.
Classy the Unclassy Thank you! It's the support coming from you guys that kept me going! Hope you'll enjoy this tutorial! 😊😊😊
I just broke a part from my MG Nu Gundam couple of hours before watching this video((( I didn't even get to dissasambly , it just felt wierd how it fitted and I tried to remove it and I broke off a peace of it...and then the other piece of the same part!!!!!(((
It was nothing crucial, just a part of the armor on an arm. I think I can glue it back together no prob later, but it still a shame.
For Tutorial Tuesday I might suggest some manual errors you've encountered or bad designs for certain kits. I think that would be interesting to watch.
I have a request to disassemble a 1/144 HG Gundam Barbatos Lupus foot part. I was building it (it being my first gunpla model) and I skipped by accident piece #PC8 when snapping C20-C21 into B3
This a exercise of patience, like i always say "Gunpla is Like a Bonsai, see he grow requires patience"
Oh yes super wise Gabriel! 😊 it is very "Zen" 😊
Ive seen people cut parts such as the parts of the "male" connector or the "female", do you do that? Any comments or advise on that?
I don't really do that but those tricks really do work as I've seen so many who does that
What hobby knife is that?
What about painting them before hand?
Before disassembling?
@@StudioGundam yeah. I've seen some builders paint while still on the runners or when a piece is assembled. Even some who buy two and complete one to see how it looks completed and sketch out how they want the second one to look. Just throwing out a few things i've seen done because as careful as we can be a part is bound to break then your sorta of sol if you cant glue it back. Still your work on the kits is amazing.
I'm having a problem for my vidar's thrusters. Please help 😅
Hi can u do a tutorial how to paint a circle. Like a donut. Pleasea
. D also hardest part to paint also.
U R mY iDoL :') greetings from MY!
Hi hi 👋 I'm from MY too!
Glad I found your channel bro! So hard to find cinematic-esque Gundam videos, definitely eye pleasing especially coming from here 😁
Awww thank you so much! Well new video dropping this Friday 😉
Ngamm, bell notified! Take care ya! 😁😁
My nails always hurt so much after parts separating lol. Sometimes even bleed a bit under them, but it’s rare
THANK YOU!!
i want to ask,can i use needle
Do you challenge disassembling recently released Sentinel genesic gaogaigar? haha
Quick question, do you gloss clear before panel lining?
Yup! As an extra precaution only cause enamel can be a bit brutal to plastic. 😊
Watching this after i broke the V-fin of my RG RX78z Dyoooossskooooo
Wait, I thought you just dropped it and it just disassembles! ; )
Hahaha 😂
Do a how to cut parts cleanly as possible
Got it! Let's put that in the schedule!
NICE!!!