プラモつくろう 第09回 「岩田トシオ バンダイ 1／100 MG RX-78-2ガンダムVer.Ka Part1

[MSGSlayer1]

Drilling into parts to make them fit; why didn't I think of that?

[mamedaihuku1997]

ガンダムシリーズ！



[KenshinRyuichi]

I've got this one! Woohoo! It looks awesome!

[WO2GameGuide]

Why do he drill it?

[BigAndTall666]

@WO2GameGuide Because him bad gundam, need discipline!

[masterkent1]

lots of snap togheter models are hard to take apart

so basically he just drilled it to make taking two pecies away easier if u forgot to add somethin

[survivor0825]

It is because parts are made easy to detach to paint.

[RC18B92]

the reason he leaves his nails like that is probably to pull apart parts that aren't put together right or that he's just uber lazy. Very very nicely made model tho

[GoRabbids]

good job on the building gundams but plz cut ur nails they are freaky

[leejipark]

the more time you put on it..the more its worth the money you spent on it cuz the result will most likely be better ...if your gonna do it..then do it right!

[bousuto]

nice

[Calgar88]

Slightly creeped out by this guy!

Good build though, he makes very good models.

[edudrepus]

Can someone please explain why these guys have those nails?

[elffrog]

To! Kan NA! wooo!  keke

[chineseswordsman]

the surfacer helps detect seamlines and acts as a base for painting too. imagine urself painting a black piece of plastic to light pink, u will need the surfacer?

[noodycrunch]

what does the surfacer do??do i need to use it??if i sanded down my gundam?

[70sWannabe]

i thought u didnt need to glue gundam?

[LUEsho]

well if you plan on painting them you should glue it so it doesnt fall apart and fuck things up

[pilaratwork]

And it's to also cover up those nasty seam lines.

[SLASHZAKU]

You would have to glue a gundam model kit if it was from the late 70's and early 1980's.