アズールレーン グロリアス ガレージキットフィギュア塗装組み立て作業音ASMR/Azur Lane glorious Pungent plum GK figure paint and build 

Took half a second to process that one. Take your like, sir. :P

Not so much, it's a barbie doll.

@@masafarmi7709 a barbie doll with nips

​@@masafarmi7709 What are you on about? This is 100x more detailed than a fucking Barbie doll. Use your eyes buffoon

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must a specific kind of masking tape be used or can I use any kind of masking tape? Also do you know what's the name of the liquid version that was being used at 21.45?

@@cabbageoverlord4862 , judging from the color and texture I would guess it is GSI Creos Mr. Masking Sol Neo.

Thank you! :)

White base coat and transparency in the light application of flesh tone.

まさにその通りです。無駄な隙間なく簡単にフィットさせるには磁石が適している気がします。

(I am not related to the channel) Sangyo san has a detailed tutorial on his Patreon!

Dilute with flow improver or thinner. Not water. Too much water breaks the paint.

Typically this technique involves painting the first layer coat with lacquer paint and the second layer with enamel or acrylic paint then wiping the excess second layer off using enamel or acrylic paint thinner. A gloss coat is used to seal in your first layer work in between the two coats so that the enamel thinner does not damage the lacquer. Here is the process below: Model kit ↓ Primer ↓ Lacquer paint layer ↓ Gloss sealer ↓ Enamel paint layer ↓ Wipe excess enamel paint layer using enamel thinner ↓ Gloss sealer or matte sealer. In general, acrylic paint should only be the top most layer and lacquer should always be the bottom most layer, enamel is in the center of them. Make sure to get a sealer or topcoat that can come into contact with enamel thinner and not melt, I’ve had this difficulty before. I recommend sticking to Mr. Hobby sealers and primers, they’re a bit more accessible in the west. It’s important to use gloss sealer inbetween the first and second layer so that it is easier to wipe away excess paint, matte sealer makes it more difficult. I hope this was at least a little bit helpful, I wish that this technique had a name in English.