Gundam newb's Gundam Base experience 

Ver. Ka means Version Katoki. Hajime Katoki is a legendary gundam/mecha designer and the Ver. Ka editions are models he has remodeled or designed in some way in his own vision. Thanks for the video, i would break my bank in a store like that, I am so jealous! 😂

4:10 thats every collectors issues all over the world.. "that's only $5 right ? Just give your nephew one of that" once your mom say that you're dead inside

your vlog vids is amazing its so cozy to watch your vlog while in bed

Great content, love how professional this look. Thank you for putting subtitles on your video 🙏

Been waiting for your 2nd vlog 👍🔥🔥

Loved the tour!

Nothing like the smell of MECHAS in the morning

I loved watching your commentary - very funny. That entry grade strike was my first gundam build, too! I had a work trip in Tokyo, discovered the models, and fell in love with it. I now have over 40 kits in my closet - need to start building faster than buying, lol.

I remember saving up my allowance dollars to buy Sega Genesis with CD for 249.99CAD. Of course, I couldnt get it.

It's my boi again. Favourite rhythm game streamer let's gooooo! #foodstream

재가 봤던 vlog중 가장 재미있었습니다ㅋㅋㅋ 이번이 3번째 보는건데 볼때마다 재미있군요ㅋㅋㅋ

I know Gundam Bases in Japan and I think the Korean ones have a membership program you can join for free where you get points for purchases you make in the stores. At least in Japan the points are used to get exclusive items that you can't buy regularly like a gold plated model kit of the RX-78-2 Gundam.

Is it wrong that I’m drooling at the thought of being where this man is this is my ideal version of heaven, Gundam model kits everywhere you look if I could go there and have them all I’d die a happy man

I liked, subscribed, hit the bell, AND I'm commenting. Are you proud of me now Dad?!?

very cool, very envious :D

4:54 "Legs are just for show anyway"

So about the different logo colors, Bandai Namco had a restructuring around 2019. The part of the company that makes model kits used to be called Bandai Co., Ltd. (Red logo) then got renamed to Bandai Spirits (Blue Logo). You can use the logo color to guess at when a specific kit was released as the date on the box is usually the time when it was first printed (e.g. date of 1999 but with blue logo means the kit originally released in 1999 but was reprinted sometime after 2019). There is actually two red logos, one with and one without the white border. Also, early last year Bandai Namco started to add the new "speech bubble" Bandai Namco logo to their products so anything with that is a very recent release/reprint.

I have seen cafes where there lots of gundam and robot collection as the owner collection. I hope to see these when I visit soon

Ughhhh, I wish I could go to a place like this. I can have, like, a tenth of the experience at my hobby store if I'm counting all the different franchises, but an actual dedicated Bandai shop would just drain my money as I stand there breathing. Edit: Oh yeah, about the design of the actual assembly process; that part had Adam Savage geeking about the Gundam build he was doing for that one video he did. He grew up building models, but it was his first Gundam kit

the red logo is the older models and the blue are the newer one's

Didn’t expect pikachu on the captions lol

6:33 Gawr Gura!!!

재밌게 잘 봤읍니다!

Huh, you'd think something branded Gundam Base would have only Gundam, but I suppose it's too much retail space for Bandai to not try and promote adjacent product. The "snapped sword" is branded "Proplica." The name might suggest a mere prop replica, but it's usually more akin to a high-end role play toy; the thing's probably loaded with sound effects, character dialogue, and often music tracks to boot. It's a very over the top line, basically tailored for die-hards, so it's often produced in limited quantities too. Electronics + licensing fees + low supply = $$$$$$$ Bandai tried to rebrand their various product lines a couple of yrs back to make it easier for buyers. Blue logo means it's for "mature" audiences. Stuff like model kits that require sharp tools, or collectibles with small parts that could be choking hazards, use the blue logo, so parents can tell at a glance that it's not recommended for kids. In theory, it's a sound idea. ....in practice, the Bandai products tend to blur the line so much it doesn't matter.

You cant just pick up a kit and ask IF we want to see you build it? Do a vid and tell us your opinion!!

로고의 색은 파란색 = 글로벌 버전 (전세계 수출용 근래에 해외수출제품은 이 로고로 변경되는중) 빨간색= 기존로고 정도로 생각하시면 됩니다 ㅎㅎ 홀로라이브 영상 늘 잘보고잇습니다!

When I went there everthibg was sold out except for a couple of kits

gundam base sells Bandai products. the majority just happen to be gundam.

3:51 Just about summed up the Hyaku Shiki in one sentence.

Also, 9 months go and they have that many HGBF/HGBD kits on the shelf? Man, Gundam stock in Japan sucks, bro. Like, trying to find anything on a shelf is near impossible.

going there will be worth even if it needs so much money I can tell

In so jealous you have a gundam docks store in your country

wew di korea ada juga yang jual gundam dan tempatnya bagus banget dah

The Entry Grade line has some amazing engineering. How did you like the EG Strike's build? Do you think model building is a hobby you're looking to get into?

흥하세요 꼭

Cause i'm in china for tourism so i wonna find a gundam base or a gunpla shop

Where is this located

I know it's too late, but the reason there are so many other franchises there other than Gundam is because it's basically a Bandai store instead. Bandai makes all those models and couldn't help but flex all of their kits in one place, knowing that you might get interested in something you normally wouldn't. After building so many gundams with somewhat similar structures in legs, arms, body etc you may want to try and build something a little different. Wonder if you've upgraded from "newb" to advanced or experienced during this year

1. where on earth are you 2. have you look at the gundam base in diver city tokyo

한글 자막 달아주시면 감사하겠습니다

Where in Korea was this? Lotte tower? Jamsil? Where? Lol 😅 Also, you're not allowed to film at the gundam bases in Japan 😅 I've been stopped everytime But the Korean you were allowed? 😅

영상 잘보고갑니다

대구 중앙로 거기생각나는구먼

Hello where is this?

Dude I'm definalty not a big fan, but you are apsolutly clueless about gunda.

I'm surprised seeing non-Gundam merch there too, since all the footage I've seen of JP Gundam Bases only show Gundam kits. It might be an international thing they do for the bases outside Japan?