Easy to build custom base for Your Name Pop Up Parades!
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- Опубликовано: 11 окт 2024
- Build your own custom base for your Kimi no Na wa (Your Name) Pop Up Parade figures (Cheap & Easy), I'll show you how. In this video, we'll unbox the Kimi no Na wa Pop Up Parade figures and going over how I built a custom base to go with it.
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ok, this actually amazing.
Can't believe how easy you made this look, definetely took some basic PUP figures to a whole 'nother level. I might just actually try something similar with some of my figures
I completely agree. Now that I finished this one base, I'm going back and eyeing all my other PUP's trying to figure how I am going to customize all their bases. This could be dangerous, because I can now see myself buying more PUPs.
Super cool idea. Making custom bases is such a good idea, not only for PUPs, but also for scales or prize figures that have bland/plain bases as well.
I have been wanting to make something like this for a while for mine but lacked vision. This video really inspired me and I made my own today and although it's not perfect I'm very happy with it, so thanks! 😊😊
That is so awesome! Glad it helped inspire you to make your own.
I want to save some shelf space and definitely very helpful.
I love pop up parades and while I do find the original base quite nice, I feel like it starts to get boring owning so many and they all have the same base so this really inspires me to make my own bases for a lot of them!!
I agree. And the new pop up parade round bases has much to be desired. Plus, making new bases are fun! And there are so many great videos on how to make cool bases.
never watched the movie and to be blunt I'm not interested in these figures at all but this was a rlly fun vid to watch and i love the way u do ur reviews!! gonna binge ur channel now lmao
This is a great video. A succinct review of the merits of both figures. The meat of it is your how to guide on your base. The minimal paint makes me want to try it too.
Hello!! Thanks for the instructions and for giving me a reason to collect Pop up parade figs 💝 I wanna try it myself soon 😁
you are a genius
Wow. Very Creative!
Cool DIY
This is really nice!
Man i wanna get them too
Thanks for the review and the idea for a stand. I have a Holo figure and its base it a little too big and you gave me a good idea to make one by myself! I also love Kimi no na wa, amazing Anime. You have a very nice voice to listen to btw!
Thanks! I'm glad the video gave you an idea to create your own base. Once you finish your base, feel free to share it, I would love to see it.
This is awesome ❤️ I'm gonna try that custom base thing
mindblowing
You Did An Amazing Job For The Base And I Could Already Tell That It Took You Sometime To Finish The Whole Base Including The Figure's. Also I Haven't Watched The Movie Yet But Heard That It Was Really Good Tho So I Might Watch It Soon.
I highly recommend watching it twice. The first time can be a little bit confusing at the start with the movie mechanics (don't want to spoil it). I think when I finished it the first time, I was like "huh...", but the second time I was like, "Wow, this is really good." But then again, the movie just hit some notes that resonated with me.
thank you, i already tried and failed doing this with sculpey lol this is much more logical.
You're welcome! I haven't got into clay base making yet, but I've seen some people do a phenomenal job with them for non-flat surfaces. Planning on trying it out in the future though, it seems tricky.
Ah-mazing!!
Amazing! I need to make some custom bases to free up some space. The pop up parade bases are just awful and space consuming.
Thanks for this! I honestly hate the original bases of the Pop up figures and stopped buying them. Been looking for a video like this
Have you seen the new hockey puck Pop up Parade bases? They seem even worse than the hexagonal bases. Some shops on Etsy will sell the clear acrylic bases that you see in the promo photos.
@@Battletide. no I haven’t 😭 I own 11 Pop ups but haven’t bought any in the last year. Thankfully the Weathering With you came with a special base. Will definitely look into the clear bases cause I like the ones in the promotional pics
This video really inspired me. I ended up making a stand for my PUP of Black Rock Shooter, using masking tape to create a checkerboard pattern on the surface of the stand.
For my first attempt at something like this, it turned out pretty well. Next I intend to do one for Dead Master. Just need to figure out how I'm going to make the slit meant to support her scythe.
That is awesome! I'm always more willing to experiment more with my PUP figures than scale figures, hopefully you'll be able to figure out a good support for the scythe.
How did you gauge where to put the foot pegs and decide what kind of bit to use? This looks awesome, I might try it for my Kaguya Sama ones!
Well, there are right ways and wrong ways, and I probably went about it the wrong way. To gauge the foot pegs, I placed the figure where I wanted them on the base, then lifted it up slightly and used a toothpick to "hold the spot" until I could set the figure to the side. Then I placed the drill bit where the tip of the toothpick was pointing and drilled. First hole was super easy. The next ones... not so much. But, I kind of used the same method. Picking up the figure, sticking one of the pegs slightly in the hole. Then tilt it so I can get that toothpick under the next peg.
As for drill bit. With the figure not in a base, I measured the bits against the pegs (basically by making their tips touch and comparing sizes). Note: the pegs were attached to the feet on this figure (I imagine some figures you might have to get a thick wire and create your own peg). Anyway, I tried to match the drill bit width with the peg, and if the figure couldn't fit in the drilled hole, I would re-drill it with slightly large peg. Taki came out perfect. Mitsuha not so much, it was hard to see in the grass, so I sized up... Big mistake. I made the hole too big which caused her to tilt and wobble heavily. To fix this, filled the holes up with hot glue and re-drilled with a smaller bit. This fix actually was pretty cool because it left a layer of rubbery dry glue between the peg and the wood, and it made it feel quite secure. (which is great that it worked out since I didn't want to glue my figures to the base).
@@Battletide. I appreciate and am surprised how much effort you put into this comment. Really helps a lot of people. Thanks man. Already subscribed.
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That looks good! New Subscriber here!
Thanks! Appreciate it! 😁
PUP base is ok for me, just right for its price, cant complain
814 subs keep it up btw new subscriber here! I really love this!!!❤️
Thanks for the sub! Glad you enjoyed the video!
Amazing base it looks great! I don’t know the source matierial is it an anime film?
The movie is called "Your Name" or "Kimi no Na wa". Highly recommend it if you haven't seen it before. And recommend that you watch once to get a general understanding of how everything works, then watch it again to appreciate all the details that were thrown in at the start and middle of the movie that you overlooked the first time you watched it.
wow thank you
wow! Earned a sub.
Thanks! Appreciate it.
i hope u make another video like this
Actually, as soon as my Evangelion PUP's arrive, I was planning on doing another video like this. Unfortunately, Asuka doesn't get released until January, so still a little wait.
WE NEED A SHOP WHOS DOIN CUSTOM BASES FOR ALL KIND OF FIGURES
Totally agree. With 3d printers you could build a series of generic bases (like I have so many figures that would look great with a generic cobblestone base), and just drill or 3d print the appropriate holes in based on figure.
Would make for an interesting etsy shop.
i don't really know why people have a problem with these bases? i personally like them.
Could you make custom bases for the berserk pop up parade figures?
Thats so cool! What is the size of the wooden base? I want to give it a try too
The top surface diameter of the base is 16 cm or 6.25 in. Anything around there would look close to mine.
Great video! I saw someone do this on MFC. I’m not sure if it was you, but ever since I saw that I wanted to try it. It’s nice to have a video guide for reference instead of just a photo. If you don’t mind me asking, how large is the base?
The top surface diameter of the base is ~16 cm or ~6.25 inches. Though I feel anything between 6 - 8 inches would work for these figures. I found the wood base at a hobby shop, though you also find them on Amazon if you search 'round wood plaque'. Hope this helps.
@@Battletide. im going to copy this when mine arrive thank you. everything seems straightforward except for the drilling holes bit, how did you figure out where to drill?
Not bad
How do you make sure the pegs fit the holes? Did you make sure they were the same via measurements or eyeball it?
I eyeballed them by lining the drill bit up to the pegs. For Taki, his pegs fit snug into place. Mitsuha is hard, because her pegs are short and the grass kind of pushes her out of her holes. Plus it's hard to drill accurately with all the grass in the way.
Initially my Mitsuha was wobbly, so I put hot glue in the holes, and redrilled them smaller. Then the dried hot glue did act like a rubber grip to keep her in place.
@@Battletide. Thank you! I ordered a hetalia pop up parade and this was super helpful for getting an idea of what I need to do to customize it
@@deepfriedcheesecake5976 Yeah, after I got my feet wet doing this, I've been eyeballing a lot of pop up parades now. It was pretty quick to put together, and most of the time was waiting for paint or glue to dry.
Do this for guts pop up parade figure
Not a bad idea. I think if I was to approach this, I would repaint the pillar to a brown dirt/rock color, so the figure has more color instead of only black and gray. And then at the bottom of the base, I would dismember a bunch of action figures of monsters or demons or something, and leave their corpses all around the base covering the hexagon.... also, gotta ensure lots of blood on the corpses below. I think that would suit the figure.
What size drill bits did you use and how did you measure them?
I eyeballed them by lining the drill bit up to the pegs. For Taki, his pegs fit snug into place. Mitsuha is hard, because her pegs are short and the grass kind of pushes her out of her holes. Plus it's hard to drill accurately with all the grass in the way.
Initially my Mitsuha was wobbly, so I put hot glue in the holes, and redrilled them with smaller drill bits. Then the dried hot glue did act like a rubber grip to keep her a bit better in place.
What are the diameters of the drill bits you used?
That is a good question, I just lined up the drill bits to the pegs and eyeballed it to ensure they were roughly the same size.
Bro are you Scofield from MCF?
Nope, my MFC is linked in the description. But his custom bases are much more fancier than mine. I know he did a Your Name base that uses the same grass (I think), but he might be using a grip tape instead of a shingle to mimic the road. And it's probably smarter that he made the base smaller, wish I thought of that since mine takes up a bit of real-estate.
@@Battletide. Thanks brother, I thought you were him cos the base looked similar.
PLACEMENT COULD BE BETTER
THEY ARE WAY OFF SYMMETRICAL
Video is good but why do you talk so fast my man
Totally agree that I talk a bit fast. I think it's one of those situations where my mouth trying to keep in pace with my thoughts and what I want to say next.
Now working on my next video, I'm constantly reminding myself that I need to slow things down. But I really appreciate the feedback, it's lining up with a lot of my other feedback, which is good; it makes things easier to figure out how to improve.
@@Battletide. my bad if it came through as rude, i really enjoyed the video but yeah, the fast talking is a bit distracting even id say.
@@afficionado6018 You didn't come off rude at all. The feedback is awesome. 😄