Is This Better Than Warhammer? - Gunpla
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- Опубліковано 2 лис 2022
- Gunpla and Gundam Mech building is this better than Warhammer 40K. Even more plastic to ruin your home with.
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Honestly, Gunpla can be whatever you want it to be. Just a simple snap build, or a full custom build, there’s no right or wrong way to do it. I think that’s the beauty of it. I definitely recommend the hobby to anyone
GUNPLA IS FREEDOM!
@@androzexe YOURE DAMM RIGHT
Gunpla is Freedom!
- Meijin Kawaguchi III (Gundam Build Fighters Try)
wait till you discover 30 minute mission kits, literally kitbash heaven Id call it the lego of model kits
Freedom? Yeah i get the modularity of some Bandai candytoys sets (Ensemble.. etc) where you can build how you want it..True freedom is sticking some Ork head on a SM body and weapons from Tau..and its study not flimsy like gunpla..That is FREEDOMMM!
Gunpla is freedom.
Meijin Kwaguchi III's wisest words.
While I still love 40K I've actually kind of fully moved on to Japanese model kits (Bandai and Kotobukiya stuff). I just feel like I'm getting wayyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyy more bang for my buck with them. The increased size also just makes them easier to do crazy bits of customization to them, which is a huge plus in my book. I'll still pick up some 40K stuff here and there, but it's probably at like a measly 20:1 ratio now.
They have P-Bandai 1/20 scale Astartes that Bandai and GW cooperate. They have Imperial Fists, Salamanders, White Scars, Dark Ángel, Space Wolf, Blood Angel, Iron Hand. While regular Bandai sells Ultramarine.
@@lordalpharius5928cool
I used build gunpla and try to buy 40k
Once
Not buying again
The price is different a lot i could buy 2 hg instead
Glue
So in one box i can only costumize one figure with one weapon if i want to change i need to clean the glue and hope not lose the other hand and glue the entire thing again
Not buy again
@@datadrain6564well warhammer figures are game pieces first and foremost. I’ve never built a warhammer kit but I know many of my gunpla kits that would fall apart if I was moving them around a board. I love gunpla but there’s a solid difference between their purposes
@@itsyaboioiyboi5901 yes but you need to buy multiple box if you want several type of same item
Unlike gunpla that you can just you know swap the weapon easily
Yes they are fragile but even if it snap you can just fix it not a big deal
the diference between real and super robots is not really about the politics. but about the type of mech itself. for example, escaflowne is a super robot series, BUT, its all about politics, while macross is a real robot series all about fighting aliens in space.
real robots is about having robots, that are as realistic as possible, they function as a walking tank(or in the case of gundam and macross, a fighter jet). while super robot, is more about having a fantastical machine, that is filled with super powers. more in the veins of piloting a giant superman.
now that doesnt mean every real robot is as realistic as possible, the original gundam series for example, have newtypes, which are basically psychics with prescience. while some super robots are more straight foward, fighting like a normal soldier would using more normal weaponry(like escaflowne or evangelion for the most part).
and some real robots even cross the line into basically being a super robot, like the unicorn gundam, and some super robot act in universe like a more traditional real robot, like in dunbine.
As someone who very much has fallen for the plastic crack in a big way, I really enjoyed this simple introduction to our weird little hobby. I think people are sometimes scared off by the exclusivity of the hobby and have no idea what it’s all about or how it works and this really simplifies things. Great vid. Hi from the Uk btw
I remember buying the hg shia qan t in 2017 and I haven’t looked back
If you want fun ways to make the runners useful instead of throwing them away you can use them for custom builds, make action bases out of them and even cut them up and put them in a jar or bottle for something to put on the shelf next to your Gundam models! it's also nice seeing the jar fill with different colors the more models you buy!
Also I just recently went through the entire Universal Century timeline and It was good... But good god it's long! Took me more than a year so I didn't go insane!
This video reminded me of the time that I did a presentation on Gunpla in college. I don't remember the specifics since it was a few years ago, but I definitely remember calling it "plastic crack" and doing a bit at the start before actually getting into the presentation proper. I had a lot of fun with that.
I think that one of the best parts of Gunpla as a hobby is the ability to not know a thing about Gundam, just look around to find something that looks cool, pick it up and build it. There aren't many kits that are awful to build, especially from 2013 onwards. If anything, they can serve as a way to get into certain series, which is nice, considering not all of it is as interconnected as it might look.
On the note of Gundam Breaker, I started with a Japanese import of the first game on PS3, and that basically sealed my fate from then onwards. I personally recommend 3 with all the DLC if you can find it.
I had more that I wanted to say, but I've forgotten in the midst of playing a Gundam game, ironically.
I love gunpla, it’s so fun building the kit, admiring their astounding looks, and playing around with them trying to pull the perfect pose, pairing them with the abundance of accessories. Sure, there are definitely those kits better then others, but even my least favourite kits (hg exia) are still super fun. I’d highly advise you pick a kit up, even if you were a big dum dum like me who sucked at building things.
I'm glad you're looking at gunpla I'm a healthy way and explaining like it should be. Alot of people kinda scare new comers off with talking about how complex or time consuming it can be, when it's really just a fun way to spend time and get as much out of it as you want. Love the new channel disel!
Alright good I actually cut a whole bunch since it gets very confusing. I'd rather touch each topic alone. Tools, grades, products in more bite size videos. Gunpla honestly has very few beginner type videos that aren't 40 minutes long.
@@manapotiontabletop those are definitely daunting to look at and its a good way to make it more original. It keeps topics separated clearly so peeps can skip around and watch what they need in each video. Good thinking king
As an intense Gundam otaku for well over a decade after quitting 40k at around 5th ed, there's some fun bits of gunpla you kinda glossed over, which is totally fine, there's a fucking ton of info on gunpla and gundam as a whole, 40k lore levels of info. Like for instance, grade isn't JUST it's complexity, it's also SCALE. Scale has a very important role in gundam, with HG and RG being 1/144 the scale of the real life unit, MG being 1/100, etc. Some MG can even be less complex than some HG out there! Metal parts are also EXTREMELY rare.
Also, very important, because of the pandemic, gunpla pricing and availability is significantly off from what it used to be, but is recovering, and using places like amazon, ebay, or even some brick and mortar stores you can end up paying double or more for a kit that was originally like $20, all because of printing, which they reprint nearly every non-exclusive kit they've ever made, even the originals from 1980! Use sites like HLJ or USAGundam for proper pricing when buying online, so you don't end up spending $100 for a $30 model like I've seen people do!
Ty for the video dude, I really hope some people into wargaming check out the hobby, because it's just incredible.
Yeah we don't want to make topics too complex we keep it pretty simple and topic separated for newer hobbyists. Grades, panel lining, tools, etc. will all get a video it's on my list. So anything not touched on was left out on purpose.
I think people should check out the little kits for Front Missions. The video games are fun as well. The kits are small enough to be only slightly larger than the standard table top minis. They have amazing detail and are fully articulated as well as extremely customizable. They do need a bit of paint to bring them out, but due to the size it wouldn’t be too hard just to brush paint them.
The possibilities are actually endless with gunpla, similar to GW stuff. Paint it whatever colors, resculpt stuff, add more weapons, kitbash different armor etc. whatever your capable of doing, you can do.
Tbh, I feel like any pose you use with a gunpla build looks cool
I'm one of those odd ducks where Gunpla and Plamo was the gateway drug into Warhammer.
Love this as we have both hobbies in my household. My husband builds Warhammer, I build Gunpla!
I used to do both gunpla and 40k years ago. Once GW started raising prices I could not justify the cost. Gunpla is waaaay cheaper for what you get. Not to mention superior engineering and quality. It is not even close. It really nails home the price gouging GW does.
I took on a variant of Gunpla called 30 Minutes Missions, as I'm more for grunts and squads than one of a kind overpowered units. I have also heard people already cooking up a tabletop game based on them.
Incidentally one of the units shown is from the line, that green and olive colored one, called a Rabiot.
I don't blame you for waiting on a Real Grade. I tried my first, a Zaku II, and WOW was I in over my head, but I did it and enjoyed it, and I'll be doing my second Real Grade soon, a Zeong. I was waiting for an effects kit to arrive and it came today
I love the RG Zeong, it was my first RG kit.
Quick comment on the nice runner layout/instructions. Look how old the kit is. Older kits often weren't numbered quite as well, didn't have english in the instructions ( although I think are generally easy to follow), and just might not quite be as nice. While with something like the new entry grade, the runners are numbered nicely, and even laid out so you can snap off the whole section that is for like, the right leg, or chest, or whatever, so you can basically get a few mini runners together when building a part of the gundam. So, in general, the newer the kit the nicer the build process, but even really old ones are still pretty darn great.
Algorithm pointed out your video, and I like the balanced approach on it, especially the perspective of "hey, you probably already have the tools you need", which I wholeheartedly agree with (even if I have a good amount of DSPIAE tools). Thank you so much for saying go for whatever you think looks cool - far too many get hung up on the meaning of grades, and if "they're ready". If you're patient, and the model interests you, just go for it! That Perfect Grade is what you want to build, and you can afford it? Great, do it! I know one of the main things parroted in the hobby is "start with High Grades", but that assumes you have little to absolutely zero skills that could be transferred. I personally build a combination of Real Grades and Master Grades - RG because of just how intricate they are, and MG's because a lot of my favourite designs are in there, and I prefer the taller size (okay, I'll admit it, it's also because the resin conversion kit bug got me gooooooood)
"I can't wait for somebody to tell me I'm wrong". The Char's Zaku II "The Red Comet" kit is from Gundam: The Origin, which is a retelling of the original story, so, I'd argue close enough ^_^ The "Gundam:The Origin" models are fun to build, relatively easy, and just as important are wonderfully detailed. They're the only HG's I've been tempted to Pokémon, because I love how they've approached that line.
The engineering in these models are great , I've built around 30 have around 60, 28 are built and part built and up to 32years old , I enjoy the anime also so it's good to have some of the history behind what I'm building . Good nipper's go far
“Rich vs broke” for 40K vs Gunpla is hysterical when you see PerfectGrade and Master Grade Extreme
wait till you discover 30 minute missions, literally kitbash heaven, like it is literally the lego of model kits
30MM/30MS/30MF are also compatible with the WfM and Figure-Rise kits, especially with all the now standardised 3mm holes.
And of course there's the Build series which are cross-compatible with the Wing or Seed series (can't remember which)
@@nickthenuker7916Most High Grades are compatible with each other since they mostly use standardized polycap joints. And for kits that use pegs for shoulders, IIRC there are 30MM adapters for ball joint to 3mm peg.
people from the warhammer area i would def recommend to look up zaku type gunpla. they give more of the warhammer vibe. other gundams give it a very futuristic approach . good luck guys.
Grades in a nutshell:
Entry Grade: 1:144 scale, cheapest, easiest to build, not much detail, not much to choose from model-wise
but has interesting colour variations.
High Grade: 1:144 scale, most assortment of models, not that high of a price for what you get, details are alright but can be lacking if you want show accuracy.
Master Grade: 1:100 scale, bigger, more detailed, bit harder to build than a HG, way more expensive and has fewer models to choose from.
Real Grade: 1:144 scale, sized like a HG, level of detail of a MG, priced somewhere in between, complexity of a build is higher than a MG (so many parts, so small...)
Perfect Grade: 1:60 scale, big boys, expensive, not much to choose from, detailing are above MG, build complexity also (but mostly because there's more parts, it's a longer build, not necessarily harder...
Mega Size: 1:48 scale, THE BIGGEST OF THEM, expensive, detail level of a High Grade, assortment is very few, sheer size it's only big thing.
Super Deformed: models with silly proportions, chibi Gundams for those who wants something silly on their shelf (or pair it with any regural model to complete "do not talk to me or my son ever again" meme).
Someone finally talked me into trying Gunpla, I used to have a bunch of Gundam action figures as a kid and I do need a break from my homebrew Space Marines (why did I choose yellow as a main color?!).
5:14 “This is from the original series, as far as I know, can’t wait for someone to tell me I’m wrong” GOOD NEWS, I’m not telling you you’re wrong because you are technically correct, the best kind of correct.
While that particular kit is based on the mobile suit’s appearance in the 2015 prequel OVA “Mobile Suit Gundam: The Origin”, Char’s Zaku II does originate from the Original 1979 series “Mobile Suit Gundam”
The answer:
Yes. Absolutely better
I never got too far into 40k, and I read more of the codices and rulebooks than actually playing. Gunpla and its franchise has always been the bigger passion, and now I'm fairly confident in custom painting and airbrushing.
Taking a big step into Infinity now, and it's quite interesting in how my tastes have evolved. I still painted a warship and tanks in the meantime. Like others have said, gunpla is what you make of it, and Bandai spoils you in terms of ease, fit, and colour for the most part.
Absolutely I've played around with models not made by Bandai. Once the super glue comes out boy does it get annoying.
I’m just barely getting into 40k. what I can say is that my experience building Gunpla has helped me tremendously putting those little space marines together (shaving bits down, mold lines, kit bashing) I do love both now but building Gunpla for me is how ridiculously over engineered they are. And the fun of discovery while making are super rad while you recreate those figures!
for basic grades hg(high grade) and rg(real grade) are 1/144 scale, mg(master grade) is 1/100, pg(Perfect grade) is 1/60, and mega size kits are 1/48 scale. real grades are more detailed kits than high grades but usually more expensive.
Lore is only important if you're doing dioramas, gunpla and figurise are great on their own
I would recommend panel lining it. It takes a few minutes but it really does bring out more details. Also have fun with the RG line up it can be tedious at times but the end result is amazing.
I got into Gunpla because I didn't like painting WH40K miniatures. Now I'm painting a few areas on the Kotobukiya Tsugumori kit, because the fingertips and spearhead need to be red.
I like the video but your thumbnail and vid title are pretty devisive. Mecha is attacked a lot by people on the outside who think DiY is dumb or robots are dumb so lots of people immediately assumed you were in that "baseless hatred" crowd.
Big fan of 40k and lore but omg I can't for the life of me buy much of GW kits. When compared to japanese model kits, not just gunpla, you get so much more for the same price. Just looking at Kotobukiya, Hasegawa and Bandai in what they have to offer feels like your getting ripped off. Especially the tech being employed in modern gunpla kits with their injection process.
You want the actual size comparison for lore wise, buy the mega size (1/48).
yea,that bigger the size the way more runners it will have and the more money it cost and best start at the small SD chibi gunpla models witch great to begin with.
Hell yeah. Gunpla fucking rules.
You had me at “goes on sale” 😂
Astounding review and explanation! 🎉🎉🎉 👏 👏 👏
I’d suggest the Gundam series for anyone who’s interested. There are a bunch of different universes. Iron blooded orphans is a great one-off show to sort of see if you’re interested.
What I love about gunpla is just that I get to have a relatively cheap, but detailed figures of mobile suits from my favorite Gundam series. plus you can do whatever you want with them and many of the models even encourage custom builds with some sort of uniformity.
Gunpla is a quite addictive and therapeutic at the same time...
Gunplas and warhammer minis are my main hobbies next to drawing comic
Love the video. gunpla is freedom, and ALSO, since we are talking about Gunpla vs warhammer 40k, THERE is a way to use your gunpla in a table board game ( made exactly for gunplas and robots in general ). so if you want, you can ALSo play with your mechs :D
Me and every other Gundam fan burst a blood vessel when we heard how he pronounced Char's name lmao
I know it's pronounced Sh-ar with the soft C. I actually had this filmed before having watched any series. Currently working my way through all of the UC stuff.
@@manapotiontabletop hell yeah, welcome to the community. Gundam is a wild ride that has both excellent and very, *very* bad series lmao
I really love Gunpla and I'm a Perfect Grade addict, not enough of those guys out there I'm running out of em to build :(
If you want complexity, you can try out some of the Ver. Ka MGs.
Something like the Full Armor Gundam and Psycho Zaku, or the FAZZ are a couple of recommended ones.
For the price of one GW unpainted lump of unmoving plastic you can get several larger, highly articulate, pre-painted but also still easily painted, very often come with a lot of extra stuff, and very detailed model kits which you can either straight build or do some custom work either by mixing/matching parts from other kits (kit-bashing) or making some custom modifications with wood/plastic/metal pieces.
Such a hard question to answer, a single lump of unpainted plastic made by among the single most toxic and anti-consumer companies to ever exist or an objectively better in every way option from a company that encourages you to play around with the designs rather than send lawyers anytime something remotely vaguely if you squint your eyes sorta resembles-ish their product. How could one possibly decide between the two.
Seriously, look at the Real Grade God Gundam and tell me that an unpainted lump of unmoving plastic from a company with lawyers more sue-happy than even disney is in any way comparable.
0:23 Rabiot jumpscare?!?!?
GUNPLA IS FREEDOM!!!!!
Most HG kits you can freely swap the parts, but the cool thing about the Battlogue Breakers is they come with like adapter parts for any part swapping issues that particular kit might have with other kits
Subbed. Good vibe here.
I looked at the thumbnail and was like gunpla cheap? I was like " this dood has not seen pbandai or the pg line or gbase line kits."
Theres also a tabletop Gundam game called Gundam Skirmish.
its just slightly more complex Warhammer.
4:09 wow that's new , 20 years being in gunpla modeling all i see was the numbers is all over the place whenever i assemble it
40k: no game no entertainment
gundam: no anime no entertainment
I got into it almost 4 years ago and i have almost close to 100 built gunpla is more simpler and fun than warship or tank model kits I would recommend them to anyone but don’t call it a transformer to some fans they’ll get pissed😂
Yes.... yes it is
I just started using my runners as temporary stands for some of my gunpla kits perfect for 1/144 kits until you can get a display stand or flight stand for it.
It's weird, I got burned out on Gunpla after 8years and roughly 150kits build.
Fled to 40k and enjoyed that for about 2 years and 3 or 4 armies. Now with point costs dropping and pricing increasing, meaning more models at higher cost, I can feel myself being drawn back to Gunpla and Kotobukiya Model Kits again.
Sprue is also used for gunpla, but often it's used to refer to the exposed parts of the sprue gates after cutting them. I guess runner is used to differentiate? But i see them used pretty interchangeably.
I've done full paint jobs on 2 new gundam and one of the early kits 😊
Sand your nubs, paint it, panel line it and use water stickers. The money isn't in the kit itself. It's the other tools.
To quote meijin kawaguchi from build series "gunpla is freedom"
I have a custom squadron of zaku 2’s that are based on space marines :3
"very poseable" shows the RG wing zero custom.... yeah about that...
It is Char's Zaku from the Origin. It is his story so its a bit different from the og zaku's. its from 2015 but gunpla is freedom
I've been trying so hard to bring gunpla to tabletop, it's tedious, but fun if you're into the anime
Sooooo... Head's up on Hobby Lobby. Their "on sale" prices are typically higher than online prices by $20 - $30.
Don't forget, there's actually a few different homebrew tabletop strategy games that use gunpla as minis as well.
Have you ever heard of Don Suratos?? He does a lot of Gunpla/tabletop painting. (Using miniature paints to add weathering/battle damage to Gunpla looks awesome)
And a good crossover between Bandai and GW would be making a Commander Farsight Gunpla.
I collect and love both but for me warhammer take the edge with having a actual game you can play with them where as gundams are just display models
Gunpla is so much fun :D
I might also recommend ZOIDS to you. Also a line of mecha modelkits (this time animal inspired) that's been going on since I think the 80s. They come from several manufacturers, but personally I like the Kotobukiya HMM line best. Highly detailed and challenging to build.
I started in 40k. Migrated to gunpla in 2017 to 2019 and in 2020 because of 3d printing i got full 40k and cant go back to gunpla because of costs.
The complexity is there with lego but it comes at a much higher price
Wait until this guy finds GunFrame
ive been building warhammer minis for years an am burnt out so i started gundam myself around the time this video came out and it can be a money sink ive been buying up kits like crazy but i can also go outr with a 20 and come back with a kit aint shit from GW 20 bucks so far im loving it and already down a few MGs and that same RG with the wings that u got as for getting into gundam lore and stuff Iron Blooded orphans is a great show for those that arent huge anime fans and hulu has a lot of gundam content that is dubbed cause its hard to read subs and build ur gundams at the same time ...long story short im really likeing this new to me hobby and have noticed quite a few folks at the gundam wall of my local hobby shop say they are new to idk if its something in the water or this timeline weve warped to but 2023 seems to be the year of the gundam ... i wonder if theres a way to see if theres actually an upswing in sales?
can someone tell me what the ringing in the background is ???
Wait until you learn the term p bandai and hazel madness
Yes. A thousand times. Yes. Gunplay is absolutely more fun to mod and paint then warhamemr. Holy crap.
When it comes to gunpla, assembly is a lot easier. Assembling stage 1 involves runnes starting with 1. 1A, 1B. Intuitive :3
i'm getting back into modelling, hardcore level with lining everything and warhammer, RIP wallet because the Norn Emissary / Norn Assimilator costs around 115 and i want like 2 each + the Swarmlord
Bet you called Gundams “Robots” just to trigger the entire fanbase and it kinda worked
They are robots though. The original Gundam is even capable of basic moving and shooting without a pilot inside of it.
RGs are my favourite but Im SUPER pumped for the MG SD line, super articulated SD Gundams is all I've ever wanted!
Real grades are fine BUT cut in a clear area, so if a tine piece goes flying you can find it. Also the first Wing Zero RG is whats called a "hand grenade", I'm assuming you can gather what that means lol I need to buy some kits again, been WAY too long. Personally I'm in the hobby for kit bashing~ Youre right about the build series, but a lot of HGs are easy to bash, you just gotta watch your joints, like if the poly caps are the same size its easy swapable~
I liked Gunpla. I liked the 30-minute mission kits a bit better... but the main grab for 40k for me is the of course the tt game, magnitizing (for some reason lol), kitbashes, and PAINTING. I know gunpla "can" be painted, but theres something satisfying to me when finding and finding a great color scheme for your new squad of immortal robot Egyptians or rambo jungle fighters. Then talking about all things over some dice with buds... Dice tell stories!
Gunpla, comes in colors, snap build, posable joints, great detail depends on the grade. 40k figures, grayscale model needs paint, not posable, glue only. sells for same price or more expensive wtf ?
not board of painting space marines. Just done with paying $70 for a 28mm mini.
If you’re tired to painting Space Marines… ez just choose another army…
"For the last time Shinji get in your mother."
Gendo Ikari probably
40k prices are unjustified especially at local shops. Gundam has a larger variety and wider market audience to boot. I was lucky to get a discounted 2005 dated 3 pack of marines for 8$. It rockets real quick outside of that. I’m not dissing on those who do the games and such but man does gamesworkship be grubby to take your money.
Wait until you pick up a Resin Kit. Extremely expensive kit where if you have no idea what you're doing. Then you just waisted $300.
Wait... The only thing that stuck with me in this video.... What's wrong with hobby lobby?!
8:04 you need to cut that v fins bloky thing
Well for $200 you can get a fully articulated model kit compared to GW...
I know what nippers you're talking about and you don't really need them. I do hear that the Godhand nippers are as good as their reputation says they are but there's cheaper options out there. I personally recommend the Dspiae 3.0 nippers which are really good and make a very clean cut.
Funny. I primarily build gundam and 40k is my sub hobby.
A tip when it come to the grades if you want something more than a high go straight to master grade because real grade kits are very finicky dew to design great looking but not the best feeling
For me, it's way cheaper than Warhammer and it's a sidehobby, though I do have quite the collection of gunpla (hundreds of models, but I got way more 40k)
I'd say if u were looking to move to rg u should try a mg first in essence rgs are littlerally 1/144 scale mgs the are hg soze but as complex as an mg so to get used to the complexity its easier to build a couple mgs to get some wat accustom to it
You're looking for the newer Master Grade kits.
If Bandai came out with a game for their figures, GW would be screwed.
have been living under a rock? that have put out gundam game before man. look it up lol and not to sound mean at all man.
@@azurekite3870 who did? I've been playing mini games for about 30 years and have only heard of home made rules. Nothing by bandai themselves. But then I'm not a big Gunpla builder and not a fan of GW either.