今回はMG 量産型ゲルググVer2.0を作成しました。宜しくお願い致します。 This time, I assembled and painted MG GELGOOG Ver2.0. BGM BenSound(www.bensound.com) DOVA-SYNDROME(dova-s.jp/) yutube audiolibllay #GUNPLA #GELGOOG #ガンプラ
The fact you show what all of us do, wind up putting SOMETHING TOGETHER WRONG(the left arm stud being upside down!) and having to undo 5 minutes of work...earned my subscribe right then!
Thank you for your registration. The reason for my failure was that I thought I remembered the order of assembly. It was fortunate that it was not a part that could not be removed😅
Great color ways and panel lines. Also, showing tips along the way are really helpful. The tip for water slides when air gets underneath is really useful.
Without a doubt the best Gunpla I have ever watched! Your choice of colors was perfect and your use of panel lines was complex yet not over done. I hope I am this good one day. Thank you for sharing!
Thank you for taking the time to show us all your techniques and colors. 25.11 minutes long but I bet this video took hours upon hours of love into making it.
Wow, awesome! I probably won't cut my Gelgoog because it's very expensive and difficult to find one here, but I might copy the panel lines and colors, thanks!
Thank you for your comment. Gelgoog is hard to come by these days even in my area. The last time I bought it was 5 years ago. I hope the supply stabilizes soon. I would appreciate it if you could refer to the color, panel line, etc.
Wow, that's a very clean and crisp colored Gelgoog, totally awesome. MG Gelgoog 2.0 is one of the best Gunpla kits out there, too bad they don't release a clear armor version.
Please continue to put English captions in your videos! And I'm happy that the TTS voice is gone as well, it makes the viewing experience for someone who doesn't understand Japanese a lot better.
This is a cool build. I love models that are creatively cut a ways, AWESOME! Though, why do gundams still look like 70’s disco/rock bands with pointed helmets, bell bottomed pants and matching boots. I mean I understand the horns being antennas but even current cell phone designs hid their antennas. Still a great build.
Thank you for your comment. I imagine that the motif is an old samurai or knight's helmet, but I don't know exactly. But I think that antenna is now an indispensable design.
Really nice work. I love both versions. I didn't see it mentioned in the video, and I may have missed it, but i'm assuming you used two kits for this? In order to have the cut armor?
Thank you for your comment. I ordered some parts for the cut model from Bandai. Parts that I couldn't buy there are removed from another kit I assembled in the past and used.
Thank you for your comment. The next kit has not yet been decided. I'm thinking of making a cut model, but I haven't been able to purchase the parts, so I'm at a loss as to what to do.
Sir, you are a master modeler. This Gelgoog looks amazing! 👏 If I may, allow me to improve your English. In the text describing the Gelgoog, it should read "Mass Production Mobile Suit", not "Mass Productive". A minor error for certain, but maybe in the future it will improve another one of your videos just a little. 😁
Thank you for telling me. I transcribed the description of the manual, but it seems to be a mistake in English grammar. I rely on Google Translate for my English, so I may continue to make incorrect translations. It would be helpful if you could take a closer look.😆
