Building Bandai's Star Wars Shadow Stormtrooper 12 inch figure kit 

Your models are very impressive, you must be very proud.

You're great at breaking down the whole process into simple steps while still ending up with a great looking kit. Always makes me want to paint more kits, I appreciate the inspiration.

Finally one of these things that I could actually do

I’m impressed of how easily you placed those water decals. I usually don’t mess with them because they usually end up breaking or falling off.

Hope this is the 1st of many new uploads of your builds? Find them to be relaxing to watch and love seeing the final build

Very nicely done! The guns look amazing.

Great to see another video from ya, keep up the cool builds

I very much enjoy watching your attention to the different details and the possibilities of them, you are very skilled mate

Always enjoy watching your vids on model making. Very relaxing. Will have to try & build my own some day, until then quite content on watching your builds. Kind regards.

My computer broke so I haven't seen any of your videos for quite some time, it was fun to watch them again, you always do a great job on these!

I love how the designs of the blasters and rifles keep to original German guns, you can always see it in the handles, barrels and stocks

Nice piece. I really need to make the space in my house and time to get started on Bandai and Kotobukiya model kits. They're awesome. Thanks for showing.

The amount of times iv cut my thumb trimming of plastic parts! Brilliant job awesome channel.

Awesome video man! Keep up the good work!

Your videos are the best!

Ah ha! Today is a good day! I have wanted to see this kit in detail.

Another great build, guess I'll have to start getting on with some of the kits I have tucked away! Would be interesting to see you do a build of the security droid K_2S0. Keep up the good work.

Excellent video and job on the trooper and I gave you a like

Looks great bro!

I wish they would make a 12 inch Clone trooper kit.

Love your videos man! As usual excelent work... Also, ever since I saw Thor Ragnarok y think the man behind the camera is Korg!!!

The price on these figures are going for a fare price now well worth a look .. enjoy watching the builds as always how they have sooo many parts to build is crazy for something that's just joints arms legs and a head ! Kinda puts me off abit but guess it's a bit like Lego and more fun and rewarding once you have completed it

Nice build! I like how the holster came out.. It does have a nice worn leather look. And I love the blasters! You get them pretty authentic & metallic looking. Good job. :)

Awesome build mate!! Feels like a long time since your last vid hope you're well bud!

You won a new sub. 👍🏻

So Satisfying to Watch, I Wish i Could have one Myself. And thats No Bandai Figure, Thats a Sideshow Collectibles at the End! (Well it looks like it)

So happy to see you again! Loved how this guy came out, he’s so big! 😱 is there a reason you chose spray cans over airbrush this go? Do you think they preform just as good?

Great stuff as always, masterful work making it look so straight forward 👏🏻 Any updates on the roman coliseum build (or was it a Greek mythology piece)? I can remember a vote quite a while ago which I think you were considering expanding from ships/troopers?

Just when you think there's nothing left to do, Sam levels up the kit and weathers the guns. As always I pick up some great tips from your builds which are great to watch and chill out to. I've got a suggestion for future builds which I hope is OK. Would be be difficult or not to the tone of your builds to include a side by side before and after comparison of some of the build stages? For example, on this build when you weathered the weapons I'd have liked to have seen them compared with before you painted them. For me, I'd prefer a split left and right screen video, each showing the parts and various angles rather than still photos. What do you think?

Love ur models I would make the guns a little darker though

While looking for references to paint the blasters on my 1/12th Stormtrooper, I discovered that the scopes they used on the E-11 blasters were actually cast out of brass on the real props for the films. This means scuffs and spots where the paint wore thin would show a brass color rather than bare steel. So I do silver dry brushing on the rest of the weapon, but I use gold on the scope... since i don't own any copper or brass colored paint.

You should do another 12" Shadow Stormtrooper and have it where the Matte black and silver parts are you should paint them a nice dark red

Great looking content. Think you did a whole lot of your very own video coding.

Verry good valid points on over painting on non existent metal er,,,,,,,,,,,,,

My 1.72 new hope falcon is coming along,lights could use help. I'm wondering if I should gloss clear coat it b4 I use water slides,then can I go back over the whole ship with like a dull clear coat to tone down that shine? Nice job on that 12inch troopers weapons cool technique. 😁

I've watched a lot of your builds and they are great, from the finished product to the editing. But I have to ask you, your editing is so good everything just flows together, "What are your drying times like?" How long do you let things dry before moving to the next step? Such as your gloss coat before washing or weathering and your priming coats. Thank You in advance and a Happy New Year! Frank M.

I feel more like I'm watching the building of a High Grade or Perfect Grade Gundam than a Star Wars kit! I wonder why that is?!? Hmmmm.... 🤭

My guess with the silver chipping is that the person or people who did it just wanted to go with a contrasting color that would show up well against the black armor.

I haven't built models since the 80's. Don't you need glue anymore?

No HIGH DEF pictures of this on your Facebook?

R u from nz ? Great content keep it up !!!

What do you do to put stickers on a figure like you did

storm trooper armors are made of Plastiod plates, it's a plastic like material

most of the clik fit has the same sound as breaking plastic

What camera do you film with?

Is building like this easy? I'd want to try it but cutting all the parts off the runner at once I'd be scared that I would mix up or lose parts!

One more thing it was the space balls version of the tropper lol

Your voice sounds like the dude from Star Wars battlefront two (original) who narrates the 501st storyline

Why dont you use a flat chisel blade to cut off the spure?

Have you ever dabbled in filling the hollow body parts with putty to make the figures weigh more?

Hey model Chile I have a? For you why doesn't Bandai put out 1/12 scale figures of Princess Leia and Obi-Wan Kenobi and Chewbacca as far as that goes just wondering hope you can find a answer for my question

Screw Legos we gotta get this stuff

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I think if I get to build one of these bigger kits, my OCD require me to wear gloves to avoid those fingerprints.

Is your left printer finger swollen???????

cutting into your fingers!

Why so low resolution?

Do not trim towards your thumb with the knife as I found out to my cost.

That trooper needs to be put on report, how dare he let his weapons get rusty!

woah, am i really this early?

This model is a bit short for a storm trooper

Clearly everyone hasn't seen what this could have looked like if it was done properly. Painting on the sprue pretty much tells you all you need to know about the builder.

This looks like a fun but time consuming and expensive hobby

head too big tbh

they had to introduce black storm troppers because DIVERSICTY ha ha its a suit of armour...

somebody some where will copyright stike this for something oh look oh hey micky what are you doin here?

Bandi does not know star wars it is a death trooper not shadow death

I have this kit and my first huge disappointment was how they proportioned the figure. This figure was sculpted as though it was made to fit David Bowie during his Ziggy Stardust years. Like the guy in the suit weighs 85 lbs soaking wet.