Ben J look, saying the Federation’s the reason The One Year war happened is a bit like saying the french are the reason the holocaust happened. Technically true but the fult still lies with the nazis.
I want to thank bandai and all of the people that work to build these fantastic kits. When i buy a kit and when i start working on it it feels like meditation, it's could mean nothing but build a kit and putting all the details with care makes my depression go away for a bit. Arigatou Gozaimasu :)
+patadeurso thats one of the reasons how i started building gunpla. life causes too much stress so staring at my own-build gunpla soothes my mind. dunno why:)
This is actually legitimate therapy for me. Something my therapist and I devised that was a happy point of my childhood and teen years, brought back into my life, and I'm much happier for it.
One of the few toys that is NOT made in China. And judging by how each tree, box and manual says "MADE IN JAPAN", I'd say they're pretty damn proud about it. As they should be.
Chimeratech8 im glad they didnt have any factories in china. it would just ruin the years they spent on perfecting their work. bootlegs are good but the quality is just trash.
+Jp Tayaban actually, they have, did u know that Gundam Wing frames for Hi-Res version are made in china?? i dont know about Hi-Res Barbatos tho... but, i know the frame from Hi-Res Gundam Wing are made in china cuz i have it 😂
There are times when I'm in the middle of working on a model, and I honestly get burnt out, whenever I feel like that again I'm going to come back here. I just love the craftsmanship these guys put into their work, and I'd hate for them to see a model without love and dedication put into it! Like someoene said below me, they're the real gunpla builders!
Japanese people are too dedicated on their jobs, no matter the salary or work time... that's why overworking is a BIG problem in Japan, it might be their biggest problem nowadays.
To the workers at the hobby center, thank you so much for putting in so much work so I may take part in a hobby I deeply enjoy. As someone with bad health who does not get out a lot, it means a great deal to have something I enjoy so much.
I'm more of a WWII vehicle modeler, I mainly make aircraft. But one day I was gifted a Striker gunpla and decided to give it a try Needless to say I am amazed by the engineering that was put on the design of these kits; all pieces snap correctly in place, the plastic feels smooth, you don't even have to glue or paint them they look nice anyways I also know the japanese take pride in their work so I trust they will keep delivering the same quality and detail for their models for generations to come, I'm even considering watching some gundam anime so I can find cool gunplas to build next. Kudos to Bandai and their commitment!
That's why buying originals is important. You pay these people to continue to make quality products. Making those metal dies is a long and expensive process
Fryanne I don’t support piracy in any way. Supporting legitimate business isn’t something to be looked down on. Try putting up your own business and see how you’ll like the bootleggers and IP thieves that hurt your bottom line. Unless you can do that, your argument is invalid
@@FirstnameLastname-tv9vo yes piracy is bad but it's the same thing as saying "you shouldn't pirate an anime" Daban and the other is really helping for those people who just new to the gunpla well thanks to their cheap plastic, me learn that it need times and not just speedruns it.
If your new, get the Bootleg to try build it, if your ready for the real thing then get the Bandai version. It's a pain to see a $500 kit and it's not even clean, good, or broken in some parts
I've built scale plastic models my whole life, but only bought my first Bandai Gundam kit a month ago, a Master Grade 1/100 Strike Rouge. I was floored by the exquisite level of engineering and detail put into this kit. I didn't really buy the "no glue needed" approach, but was quickly set straight by the extremely tight tolerances in each piece. This video makes it very clear that Bandai aren't playing around. I will be getting more of these kits that I used to overlook as toys.
I really like how Bandai have recently been a lot more open about showing how they operate and pushing new technology recently. For example the 1:1 scale gundam and the awesome visual effects they put into their displays. Unfortunately they didn't allow recording of it but at the Gunpla Expo last year they had this amazing glass projection thing going on with the PG Unicorn, displaying information on the glass cabinet like it was freakin' Star Trek. Never seen anything like it before. Keep up the good work Bandai!
Ani PLAMO I've always wondered why "How It's Made" never made an episode on how gunpla, or even plastic model kits in general are made. I guess it may have to do with how model making is considered a niche thing
From the first time I bought my gunpla... I knew that this "thing" isn't just a robot toy... It was a work of art masterpiece, it still now and it will be in the future.
God damn. All this level of workmanship just to make toy hobby stuff. If they showed this video out of context people would think they were making some high tech electronics or machine. Now I have a different level of respect for those Master grade and Perfect grade Gunpla. It probably have even more masterful level of attention just to produce it.
I truly appreciate all the time and effort these hardworking men are putting in to make these. That is why I hardly complain when I build or paint a gunpla no matter how fragile (e.i. RG Zeta), stiff (older gunpla), and/or has tons of paint requirements a kit has.
As someone that does conventional and additive manufacturing this gives me goosebumps. I hope to be able to travel to see this shop and meet these outstanding artisans, makers, designers, tool makers, creators, scientists, and engineers. They do outstanding work. Their workmanship on the kits is part of what drew me to the gunpla hobby and keeps me coming back.
Perhaps people will be a lil' more appreciative now that they know the process of making Gunpla. Hmm. Looking at this though, I can't imagine how tough it must be for some of the characters or people in real life to make their own custom models, whether it's altering existing parts or creating entirely new ones.
As both a gunpla enthusiast and a plastic model collector, this was really inspiring! I think people aren't that appreciative on how much actual work and money goes into plastic models.
kris blunden they can be, just have to be more careful than usual though it's preferable to play with HIs since if you break one it's not an extra 50-70 dollars to replace. and yes, that does mean that I do play with my models......
this video makes me give so much respect on each workers who gave their time making every details in every parts, and gives me more pride when assembling a gunpla
people that buy bootlegs don't care about that stuff. For them it's primarily a cost issue, where I live a 1/100 MG cost between $80 and $100+ depending on the store or how new the kits are. older one usually on the lower end and newer being higher. For some it'san availability issue. they either can a kit or Bandai hasn't made it yet but there's a bootleg version already. not sayin these things make it ok just that they're the most common reasons people buy bootlegs, I'm sure there's other reasons too.
Not everyone in the world has the same kind of expendable income to afford on their hobbies, so they'll sometimes have to make some different choices than those for whom money is no real object.
I love watching it, you could call it you building hundreds of Gundam than just one. Not that I have gundam figures, but what they created for the whole world are Bandai employees, I admire them !!
Think of how hard they did on making these figures. They all have the courage to build a masterpiece, they did it all because of other peoples' joy. YET THEY STILL WRIP US OFF WITH THE DAMN LOW QUALITY STICKERS.
Simply amazing. All those robots, people and technical know-how can create these model kits like this. I was just in awe of it all. You can see the efficiency and dedication for Gunpla in this video. I think it would be amazing to be able to not only tour this facility but also work here. I'm glad Japan can still make their Gunpla actually in Japan when so many other things are always made in China.
Oh, thanks Bandai, out of all the Japanese manufacturers, you are always my favourite since I first fell in love with all those Japanese anime when I was a little boy. It will be my honour if I have the opportunity to visit your company and factory. I want to meet your wonderful team because you keep my childhood memories alive. It will be my privilege if this happens.
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I would wear that uniform with pride.
Prime92 me too
Prime92 me too
Prime92 same
why wont make one? i mean ask a tailor shop or something.
Me too I respect these people
Oh my god they wear Federation uniforms!!! Just too cool!
qmto zeon did nothing wronf
I would request a zeon uniformm
Ben J look, saying the Federation’s the reason The One Year war happened is a bit like saying the french are the reason the holocaust happened. Technically true but the fult still lies with the nazis.
What did you expect
Got to nazi's pretty quick in this thread.
I want to thank bandai and all of the people that work to build these fantastic kits. When i buy a kit and when i start working on it it feels like meditation, it's could mean nothing but build a kit and putting all the details with care makes my depression go away for a bit.
Arigatou Gozaimasu :)
+patadeurso thats one of the reasons how i started building gunpla. life causes too much stress so staring at my own-build gunpla soothes my mind. dunno why:)
Glad you found an outlet
HGUC tristan was a fantastic kit...
Feels like meditation until you drop a piece
This is actually legitimate therapy for me. Something my therapist and I devised that was a happy point of my childhood and teen years, brought back into my life, and I'm much happier for it.
A robot toy factory full of robots building robots for robot lovers.
Robotception.
Charlie its not toy its model, baka
Charlie i really want one of those uniforms!
Mat SukaZe don't say baka
Mat SukaZe it's both
One of the few toys that is NOT made in China. And judging by how each tree, box and manual says "MADE IN JAPAN", I'd say they're pretty damn proud about it. As they should be.
Chimeratech8 argh man, bootleg products should be burned in a fire
Chimeratech8 im glad they didnt have any factories in china. it would just ruin the years they spent on perfecting their work. bootlegs are good but the quality is just trash.
Quinn rayner not all bootlegs are bad. Some are really good
+Jp Tayaban actually, they have, did u know that Gundam Wing frames for Hi-Res version are made in china?? i dont know about Hi-Res Barbatos tho... but, i know the frame from Hi-Res Gundam Wing are made in china cuz i have it 😂
They're not toys, they're plastic models!
Char-Custom Lifter.
It lifts stuff three times faster than the original lifter.
Shy Buster lol i died
Comes in red and was somehow stolen from anaheim.....again.
They called him the Red Lifter
Three times faster, you say? You sure it wasn't brought in from Zechs?
プラモデルを生産するのに
このデザインの作業着も工作機械の色もフォークリフトのブレードアンテナも
そんな物無くても作れる
でも、
この作業着を着て、
この工場でガンダムを作るって事は
作業者のモチベーションやプライドを持つのに絶大な効果があると思う
コレらのものは顧客では無く、社員に向けられたもので、バンダイと言う企業の真心を感じます
素敵な会社なんだろうと思います
Ummm, translation pls?
この人達のお陰で安くてクオリティの高いカッコいいガンプラが作れるんだよな...感謝だわ
感謝しながら作っていきますっ！
These guys are the real Gunpla builders.
the OG builders
Or they might get abused and shouted by their boss for the gunpla bad quality I think
There are times when I'm in the middle of working on a model, and I honestly get burnt out, whenever I feel like that again I'm going to come back here. I just love the craftsmanship these guys put into their work, and I'd hate for them to see a model without love and dedication put into it! Like someoene said below me, they're the real gunpla builders!
The Japanese version of the Willy Wonka Factory for us Plamodel fans
Can see the effort you guys put in it, good job bandai
If you're saying making every little shit premium, sure. "effort".
KiriJesus Kun If you buy gunpla in Japan, they're tad cheaper than the one they exported to other countries.
Basically in Japan most hobby toys are cheaper than your meal.
+zenjet They are still very very cheap in other places, well a lot cheaper than warhammer.
yeah in the philippines mg gundndams are worth 4k pesos check it up on how much does it cause if uiu turn it into your money
probably the only factory job i'd ever enjoy
Zangetsuv2 Honestly.
I wouldn't mind to get pay the minimum wage there
@@Obozo_Gaming that'd be cool, worth it and totally not gonna make you go broke.
Nah, man after a month be an operator.. You will regret it
ThatWhiteGuy as long as it’s a big ass PG kit
Only the Japanese put so much pride and effort into everything they do. Truly awe inspiring.
Japanese people are too dedicated on their jobs, no matter the salary or work time... that's why overworking is a BIG problem in Japan, it might be their biggest problem nowadays.
@@joshuaariza9005 japan not lazy
@@joshuaariza9005 Japan is the most beauty
@@abeelaizen5191 sigh Japanophiles who don’t understand japan
Fucking weeaboos lol
Gunpla is not just toys . It's a combine of art and engineering 😮
support original Bandai gunpla kits. their work and hardship is not as easy as we build our kits.
I now appreciate why Gunplas are not that cheap (excluding taxes in the Philippines). Thank you people *claps*
actually yes I know. GTO and wasabi are often the stores I go to because it's very cheap there and you can get discounts
In indonesi the actual price is 1200000
And the bistch reselling them is about 3000000
To the workers at the hobby center, thank you so much for putting in so much work so I may take part in a hobby I deeply enjoy. As someone with bad health who does not get out a lot, it means a great deal to have something I enjoy so much.
I'm more of a WWII vehicle modeler, I mainly make aircraft. But one day I was gifted a Striker gunpla and decided to give it a try
Needless to say I am amazed by the engineering that was put on the design of these kits; all pieces snap correctly in place, the plastic feels smooth, you don't even have to glue or paint them they look nice anyways
I also know the japanese take pride in their work so I trust they will keep delivering the same quality and detail for their models for generations to come, I'm even considering watching some gundam anime so I can find cool gunplas to build next. Kudos to Bandai and their commitment!
Federation Vs zeon can't get more ww2 than that
Try one of the RG model. It has movable fingers (and more) out of the box and I have no idea how they made it
@@harrytsang1501 The newer RGs are amazing. Hi Nu, Zeong, Epyon(soon), etc.
I've seen many factory "how it's made" kind of videos but this video is very impressive. Gives a whole new appreciation to their hard work
I can't believe most of it are handcrafted!!! So awesome BANDAI! Keep up the awesomeness!
No they are not. I believe they were just fine tuning the mould.
oh,
IamThe V Rinzlr but cool none the less!!
IamThe V Rinzlr but either way, fine tuning still take a lot of work, as u seen that guy sit in front of that table for ages.
Definitely! They are dealing with very delicate item that requires extreme precision.
That's why buying originals is important. You pay these people to continue to make quality products. Making those metal dies is a long and expensive process
Yeah I love paying a $500 kit that is like 2015 kit rather a Third-party or bootleg that has the same plastic and gives you more parts
And cost half of it and actually the same in every way and look.
Fryanne I don’t support piracy in any way. Supporting legitimate business isn’t something to be looked down on. Try putting up your own business and see how you’ll like the bootleggers and IP thieves that hurt your bottom line. Unless you can do that, your argument is invalid
@@FirstnameLastname-tv9vo yes piracy is bad but it's the same thing as saying "you shouldn't pirate an anime" Daban and the other is really helping for those people who just new to the gunpla well thanks to their cheap plastic, me learn that it need times and not just speedruns it.
If your new, get the Bootleg to try build it, if your ready for the real thing then get the Bandai version. It's a pain to see a $500 kit and it's not even clean, good, or broken in some parts
I've built scale plastic models my whole life, but only bought my first Bandai Gundam kit a month ago, a Master Grade 1/100 Strike Rouge. I was floored by the exquisite level of engineering and detail put into this kit. I didn't really buy the "no glue needed" approach, but was quickly set straight by the extremely tight tolerances in each piece. This video makes it very clear that Bandai aren't playing around. I will be getting more of these kits that I used to overlook as toys.
バンダイさん
いつもありがとうございます！！
I really like how Bandai have recently been a lot more open about showing how they operate and pushing new technology recently. For example the 1:1 scale gundam and the awesome visual effects they put into their displays. Unfortunately they didn't allow recording of it but at the Gunpla Expo last year they had this amazing glass projection thing going on with the PG Unicorn, displaying information on the glass cabinet like it was freakin' Star Trek. Never seen anything like it before. Keep up the good work Bandai!
金型職人はほんとすごいなぁ。
頭下がるわ。
いつも素晴らしい製品を届けていただいてありがとうございます。
This is amazing . Hope to see more Gunpla and Gundam Animes in the future ... The amount of art and engineering is crazy
作業服、青いのもカッコいいけど、グレーもいいな。
機械もガンダムカラーだし、こんな職場、良い仕事ができるに決まってる！
On this episode of " How It's Made"...
Ani PLAMO I've always wondered why "How It's Made" never made an episode on how gunpla, or even plastic model kits in general are made. I guess it may have to do with how model making is considered a niche thing
@@titan133760 cuz it is a niche thing. It's for entertainment.
こんな丁寧に作られてたのか…
もっと高くてもいいんじゃないか!?
いつもプラモデルをつくってくれて•有り難う
こんな細かい制作作業まであるなんて思ったこともありませんでした。皆さんのおかげで自分が少年期に過ごした（当方40歳）ガンダム（近所の年の離れたお兄さんから教えてもらった、宇宙世紀）が自分の子どもたちにも伝えてガンプラをキットを組み立てるときがもしかしたら最高に幸せかもしれません。（もちろん、他にも家族の大事な時間はありますが…）
現在は中々手に入らず、子どもたちは（再販日学校な為）文句言ってますが、このような制作があり届けてくれているところも子どもたちに伝えたいと思います。
制作の皆さん、ありがとうございます。
From the first time I bought my gunpla... I knew that this "thing" isn't just a robot toy... It was a work of art masterpiece, it still now and it will be in the future.
And you probably disrespect it by snapshitting it together with no paint
次々と量産されるモビルスーツか。一度見学したいね。
BANDAI驚異のメカニズム!
God damn. All this level of workmanship just to make toy hobby stuff. If they showed this video out of context people would think they were making some high tech electronics or machine. Now I have a different level of respect for those Master grade and Perfect grade Gunpla. It probably have even more masterful level of attention just to produce it.
I truly appreciate all the time and effort these hardworking men are putting in to make these. That is why I hardly complain when I build or paint a gunpla no matter how fragile (e.i. RG Zeta), stiff (older gunpla), and/or has tons of paint requirements a kit has.
As someone that does conventional and additive manufacturing this gives me goosebumps. I hope to be able to travel to see this shop and meet these outstanding artisans, makers, designers, tool makers, creators, scientists, and engineers. They do outstanding work. Their workmanship on the kits is part of what drew me to the gunpla hobby and keeps me coming back.
Perhaps people will be a lil' more appreciative now that they know the process of making Gunpla. Hmm. Looking at this though, I can't imagine how tough it must be for some of the characters or people in real life to make their own custom models, whether it's altering existing parts or creating entirely new ones.
ガンプラのランナーの型って今の技術じゃ完全にはデータを再現出来ないから細かい作業は未だに全パーツ職人が手作業で彫ってるんだから凄いよね。
So much detail they put to perfected it good job 👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻
Whole new respect for gundam manufacturer, thats insane how much effort they put into gundam. Keep up the good work Bandai :D
As both a gunpla enthusiast and a plastic model collector, this was really inspiring! I think people aren't that appreciative on how much actual work and money goes into plastic models.
The highest form of craftsmanship and art!
So it took this much time and work so I could have a model kit?
Damn... Respect, and much love!
Amazing, no wonder I have so much fun with these kits. Their dedication shows in every kit I buy.
I've been there!!! They can be very proud of what they did and still do as model kits and putting so much dedication in their art :)
Painstaking work done here, thanks bandai and thank you ppl behind the scenes who make the magic happen!!
Wow, do they really wear those uniforms??? So Gundam universe like!
What... what is this?! ONLY FILTHY FEDERATION UNIFORMS?! NO ZEON UNIFORM?!?!
*TRIGGERED OVERLOAD*
Ren Cen at least its not the titans
Rafif The Second SIG ZEON SIG ZEON SIG ZEON!!!!
If Bandai is EFSF, what is the brand that represents Zeon?
Maybe one of the other competiions that make mechs models?
Pieces of art
"It's just a toy robot," is what they always say....
not a toy just ask www.reddit/r/gunpla
kris blunden they can be, just have to be more careful than usual though it's preferable to play with HIs since if you break one it's not an extra 50-70 dollars to replace. and yes, that does mean that I do play with my models......
Posing, is how u play with them
I personally call them toys for the big boys (and girls if you prefer)
I love playing with them due to the fact stuff can fall off, but I am still extremely careful
Just have to appreciate the hard work of this men to give us joy and happiness when we build 😊
RUclips keep recommending this video, and I can't remember how many times I watched it.
This is really my dream job 😄😄😄
Gunplas' makers, thank you so much!
人に夢を与える、それがバンダイだ！
頑張ってください！
this video makes me give so much respect on each workers who gave their time making every details in every parts, and gives me more pride when assembling a gunpla
Japanese culture is so amazing.
This is pretty crazy and cool. Much respect for what goes into making these kits.
thanks for all the hard work to make the kits
These kits were made by literal gods of japan
WOW! Never knew about all the effort that went into these models. Makes me proud to have a couple of them. Well done and keep up the great work!
es magnífico el trabajo que realizan, soy un fan de los gunplas y continuamente estoy la espera de nuevos kits para construir. Son lo máximo.
You cannot go wrong with Japanese made toys. Their always TOP quality.
Salute to the heroes behind our happiness
Thank you for all the hard work!
I hope TESTED sees this.
You can definitely see that BANDAI puts both love and pride into their work.
Much respect for those working on the master blocks by hand!
工場を工場としない夢を作る場所
ユニフォームや機械のカラーリング等ガンダムのコンセプトが至る所に感じられる所が素晴らしい
This is the birth place of our dreams
Craftsmen, the unsung heroes that makes gunpla possible.
作業服もホワイトベース隊みたいになってるし機器とかもよくみるとガンダムカラーとかシャアザクカラーになってる！すごいなぁ！
I had to watch this again. Because it's great
子供に見せてあげたい…
父ちゃんが行きたいだけだがwww
4:33 The Zaku forklift hahaha
Thank you for this clip. It's so amazing and inspires people who love gundam and mechanic.
Hope to see the clip like this in future.
たまんねぇ。
何がたまんねぇってこの人たちは作りの原点なる型を作ってんだぜ？ロマン溢れるザクやグフに。。最高に痺れるぜ。
All that effort. Millions spent on research and development and engineering and people buys bootleg gunpla.
people that buy bootlegs don't care about that stuff. For them it's primarily a cost issue, where I live a 1/100 MG cost between $80 and $100+ depending on the store or how new the kits are. older one usually on the lower end and newer being higher.
For some it'san availability issue. they either can a kit or Bandai hasn't made it yet but there's a bootleg version already. not sayin these things make it ok just that they're the most common reasons people buy bootlegs, I'm sure there's other reasons too.
the people who made the bootleg has effort too, but not as bandai.
Not everyone in the world has the same kind of expendable income to afford on their hobbies, so they'll sometimes have to make some different choices than those for whom money is no real object.
@@craurd" Effort " to make a profit you say😒
@@nargarex2390 atleast it's effort, i didn't say effort to make profits.
I have a dvd on how you guys made gunpla from the 80's lol you had machine, but they were huge xD. Good to see the advancements in technology.
You do fantastic work. Thanks.
I love watching it, you could call it you building hundreds of Gundam than just one. Not that I have gundam figures, but what they created for the whole world are Bandai employees, I admire them !!
the effort needed is real
Generated Particles it's more effort than we expected
Think of how hard they did on making these figures. They all have the courage to build a masterpiece, they did it all because of other peoples' joy. YET THEY STILL WRIP US OFF WITH THE DAMN LOW QUALITY STICKERS.
loved the video....thanks for the up-load....im a Gundam collector myself....
Amazing...you can feel the amount of sincerity and hard work goes into all of this. Would love more behind the scene s content.
I like how there's the Anaheim Electronics logo at the side of the building.
did anyone but me notice that they had an Anaheim Electronics logo on the side of the building?
I saw that and chuckled thinking: "That figures, I should have expected something like that."
I did
Noticed, and I liked it.
Too bad they weren't wearing AE uniforms.
Simply amazing. All those robots, people and technical know-how can create these model kits like this. I was just in awe of it all. You can see the efficiency and dedication for Gunpla in this video.
I think it would be amazing to be able to not only tour this facility but also work here. I'm glad Japan can still make their Gunpla actually in Japan when so many other things are always made in China.
One of my favoirite model kits. Design perfect, great movements, and creative stickers.
本物のガンダム造ってるの？って設備だな。
匠のみなさま、尊敬します。（＾－＾）
佐々木俊哉
え？本物やないの？
エターナル克巳 プラモデルの工場では？
BIGBOOSモンスト好きの ネタなのでは？
@@user-nf9mp4tv4g これが三菱重工ならヤバいな
I'll never look at my gunpla the same way again.
Thank you for your efforts that makes us happy.
Bandai now is secretly creating a Plavasky Particles that will allow our Gundams to move!!!
BEST JOB EVER
ちゃんと世界観を守って遊び心満載のところで仕事できる職場って羨ましいなwww
絶対ジオング作ってる時にあんなもの飾りです。お偉い方にはそれが分からんのです。っていってる社員は一人は居そうwww
Thanks for all the awesome kits Bandai you have an amazing crew #GunplaIsLifeGunplaIsLove
The real gunpla builders.....
Nice Uniform. It looks like They're working in the LONDO BELL Factory
Oh, thanks Bandai, out of all the Japanese manufacturers, you are always my favourite since I first fell in love with all those Japanese anime when I was a little boy. It will be my honour if I have the opportunity to visit your company and factory. I want to meet your wonderful team because you keep my childhood memories alive. It will be my privilege if this happens.
Why dont they use this technology to create real life mobile suits and take over the world?
Come on! Start making real life Zakus.
error 404: fuel not found
Rian Adhi you mean insufficient freedom?
Rian Adhi Nuclear
no no zaku for you a leo mabe
Rian Adhi
Waaaa? Isn't there Helium 3 on the moon?
They just got to start digging.
HOW CAN YOU TEASE US WITH THE HGUC CROSSBONE GUNDAM X1 FULL CLOTH!!!!!!!!
HOW CAN YOU NOT BE TEASED ABOUT THE DOUBLE X???
hahaboosters thats the HGBF :3
hahaboosters But they did. See the mould being raised at 2:14? That's HGBF Xbone Full Cloth
That's basically what I just typed.....
hahaboosters I also see parts of Hyaku Shiki ver 2.0