Gunpla Tutorial: Best Way to Put on Metal Screws 

Don't think plastic cement works on metal, since its only really made for melting plastic. Correct me if I'm wrong

Anyone else noticed he put a screw head on the shoulder vernier thruster

if u have an old smartphone u can use the screws inside of it, their mostly the same size.

Question: If I want to apply these metal screw heads and top coat only (no painting), which one do I do first? Will the super glue seeps through the gap and dissolves the top coat?

Is this Jesta 1/144 or 1/100?

hello, you can link the metal screws did you use please ? In the information of your video i didn't find it :/

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Those nails I swear to God..

Whre can i buy that hand drill

what size screws are these?

What is the Gundam (arm) build ?

Those are absurdly small screws... but when you think about it the thing the puts the screws in and out is fucking god damn massive... totally absurdly huge. Those screws would be bigger then people.

one ok rock?

Pro Tip: Never use superglue if you've painted your kit. It contains chemicals that will eat right through your shiny new gundam.

Any would anyone want to do this?

those fingernails are seriously hideous.

Wash your hands and clip your nails

Drilling a hole and suspending the screw in mid-air? More like the most tedious and mindbreaking way to do it. Videos like this turn people off to customizing because it's such a pain in the ass to actually do that. Fiddling with mm-sized bits of metal and making sure they sit right? I see you dropping shit all over the place. This is dumb. Just drill a partial hole, put the screw in and have a nice day. Will it be flush? No. But do you want to spend all day doing this shit or do you want to enjoy your model? I thought so.

Step 1: trim your nails 😂

Since gunpla are scaled down, this would make the real screws too big to be effective. You better off using dots of blue stuff(or equivalent epoxy-resin) to mimic riveys