It's funny, I just have this image in my head now that every company has a team of business men just soullessly crunching numbers all day to maximize sales. This guy just seems to really enjoy his craft, and isn't just taking a backseat when it comes to the production.
As a model maker myself I have to say that this was really beautiful. The cinematography felt like we were just a fly on the wall and un-obstructive to his daily life. Thanks for making this.
This episode is beautiful. Most of the figures I have are made by MaxFactory/GoodSmile and I never thought about the life of the people who made those figures, now I realize they still being humans with needs and problems they should face every day. Thanks for making those documentaries about the people behind the culture we love :)
"I am probably not complete as a human being. I am missing something. This is why I add those things to make it better, or to complete myself. I guess that's it. I don't know..." That kicked me in the feels.
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He seems like a really good and interesting person! The things he says about balance and about not being "complete" sound very honest and relatable...Thanks for another great video!
So relatable indeed. Currently, I'm in a phase between "looking for something for everyone" and "being not complete". He was so damn honest, speaking about imperfection while running a successful company:) So much love for this man.
Max Watanabe sensei has always been a great inspiration to scale modellers like myself. I have great admiration and respect for this man: the modeller, the sculptor, the artist, the model company manager, the editor of Hobby Japan magazine and recently the triathlon participant. Thank you for sharing. Greetings from Malta.
I love how real artists always manage to encapsulate their way of thinking about life when they talk about their craft. Very inspiring video. Thanks for taking the time to make it.
The guy's a legend, I've been a huge fan of his work since the early 90's when I used to buy Hobby Japan from Forbidden Planet. Great to see him painting a Space Marine too, he's clearly a fan of GW.
Thanks for featuring people who had dedicated their lives on their crafts. Inspiring, its the small vivid memories from childhood that keep dreams and passion alive.
First video i watch here , and first time i hear about Max Watanabe, really happy of what he does, and how he does . Thanks for this amazing video, nearly in tears now :) So amazing that he started painting models and now he has such an amazing adventure with his company and hobby
I don't know if I have already commented this on another video but you are by far my favorite youtube channel. This video specially was very inspiring. I'll be waiting for the next one :)
Thanks toco and Max. Max Factory is my favourite figure manufacturing, please release again the Kinu Nishimura Collection morrigan and sorceress :P regards from Mexico
+Archipel Thank You so much for the material. I stumbled upon this by a chance but how much happiness it gave me oh man. Didn't know bout the connection between GSC & Max Factory. Wouldn't thought to immerse into M.F story by myself but glad I did now. Sir Watanabe's is heart taking, this is what You call passion; success & friendship over 9000. Life, everyone wish to have.
Excellent! I love to watch the toco toco docs. All are very inspiring. Thank you very much for your amazing work. I would love to watch toco toco docs forever in my entire life
Creo que este episodio, es uno de los mas bellos del canal de Archipel.✨ La dirección en la que llevaron la entrevista, fue impecable! música 10/10 sonido 10/10 edición 10/10 guion 10/10 entrevista 10/10 Gracias por los subtítulos, Archipel. 😊
Where would my collector dreams have been fulfilled if not for these beings. Cheers to you fellas. I think all fandom owes you incredible amount of thanks for the crazy inspiring work you have done. Hopefully not for the benefit of all mankind. One small step at a time.
I want to meet max watanabe, kunio okawara, hajime katoki, and kawaguchi meijin. I want to meet all of them, and develop mentor mentee relationship with them all too!
Despite the fact that figmas have become imo too expensive over time for what they offer, I never ever doubted the amount of talent, dedication and straight out love that's put into them. Beautiful video and I hope the company continues to carry that legacy.
zoom in that wait I have only two ☹😟🥺😭 those in my own collection doct figma Max Factory is crazy expensive u I'm trying to get Berserker figma like Griffith but..
There's a local collector's market that I've been frequenting since the 90's. Just a bunch of nerds in booths selling TCG, collectibles, old toys, japanese exclusives, pins, old music, etc. Every month that I go back, there's more and more funkopoop stores opening up and it's sickening to see real collectibles being phased out by these things. It's almost stopping me from going back there completely.
I don’t believe it, multiple people in the same place who share my views on funko pop. I can’t stand them and it feels like I’m the only one, glad to know I’m not.
9:34 Anyone know what this music is? The xylophone is bringing me strange happiness. Also this video is a wonderful inspiration to keep on modeling, thank you Archipel and Max Watanabe.
I love the Berserk line of Figma made by Max factory. Btw, I will do some minor repaint for my Figma. I bought a Tamiya gloss acrylic paint. Who tried this on their figma for minor paint fix? Any thoughts? Thanks in advance!
God I love this channel. It really teaches me *ALOT* . Hey when I become a pro tier artist in the next 10+ years when I move to Japan would you guys interview me? 😅
It's funny, I just have this image in my head now that every company has a team of business men just soullessly crunching numbers all day to maximize sales. This guy just seems to really enjoy his craft, and isn't just taking a backseat when it comes to the production.
As a model maker myself I have to say that this was really beautiful. The cinematography felt like we were just a fly on the wall and un-obstructive to his daily life. Thanks for making this.
Thanks for watching and glad you enjoyed!
Question, How does a company decide on which figure to make?
This episode is beautiful. Most of the figures I have are made by MaxFactory/GoodSmile and I never thought about the life of the people who made those figures, now I realize they still being humans with needs and problems they should face every day.
Thanks for making those documentaries about the people behind the culture we love :)
"I am probably not complete as a human being. I am missing something. This is why I add those things to make it better, or to complete myself. I guess that's it. I don't know..."
That kicked me in the feels.
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Do you know what music they're playing in the background and where we can download it?
Please interview someone from SNK next time i want to see Shinkiro, Ogura Eisuke, Nobuyuki Kuroki, Yasuyuki Oda
Excellent episode, I hope you can get shoji kawamori.
I have added Russian subtitles, please confirm. And thx for your work!
@Shiba Les sous-titres francais arriveront un peu plus tard dans la semaine!
So THIS is the man responsible for taking most of my money...
the ones who developed industrial 3d printers deserves some credit
He seems like a really good and interesting person! The things he says about balance and about not being "complete" sound very honest and relatable...Thanks for another great video!
So relatable indeed. Currently, I'm in a phase between "looking for something for everyone" and "being not complete". He was so damn honest, speaking about imperfection while running a successful company:) So much love for this man.
Max Watanabe sensei has always been a great inspiration to scale modellers like myself. I have great admiration and respect for this man: the modeller, the sculptor, the artist, the model company manager, the editor of Hobby Japan magazine and recently the triathlon participant. Thank you for sharing. Greetings from Malta.
Thank you, glad you liked it!
@@ArchipelDocumentaries You're welcome.
This is the reason why I love japan.
I love how real artists always manage to encapsulate their way of thinking about life when they talk about their craft.
Very inspiring video. Thanks for taking the time to make it.
Thanks for watching!
My favorite UA-cam channel ever 💗
Thank you!
Love the humbleness. What a great man.
This was so beautiful. Thank you for sharing!!!
Thank you for watching!
A truly wonderful video. Thank you for sharing it with us.
Thank you for watching!
Great video, impressive models. Very talented individual and group of people.
素晴らしい 👏👏👏
ありがとうございます🙏
The guy's a legend, I've been a huge fan of his work since the early 90's when I used to buy Hobby Japan from Forbidden Planet. Great to see him painting a Space Marine too, he's clearly a fan of GW.
SENSEI WATANABE ES UNA INSPIRACIÓN SALUDOS DESDE COLOMBIA 👍🙏
Thanks for featuring people who had dedicated their lives on their crafts. Inspiring, its the small vivid memories from childhood that keep dreams and passion alive.
Thank you for watching!
The passion for art and creation is why I love this stuff it seems to be such a huge part of culture
very good. ótimo vídeo (documentário)
Obrigado!
I love that they do these amazing professional paint apps using all the same materials we model makers actually use. Very cool.
これは予想外でした
ありがとうございます
First video i watch here , and first time i hear about Max Watanabe, really happy of what he does, and how he does . Thanks for this amazing video, nearly in tears now :) So amazing that he started painting models and now he has such an amazing adventure with his company and hobby
Thank you, hoping you'll enjoy our other videos as well!
Your Character is your best asset along with your talent!
こういう作業ドキュメンタリー大好きなんだよねわかるかな？人が手作業してるの見るの大好きなんや
トランプさんからコメントしていただけるなんて、、ありがとうございます。（笑）
Archipel 動画いつも拝見させております。これからもお世話になります笑
OMG, it’s so cool to see the face behind the max factory! 😆
Que buena serie, me gustan este tipo de videos mucho!!!
Gracias!
Ótimo vídeo deu até vontade de ir no Japão conhecer essas lojas
Thanks for uploading
Thanks for watching.
I am going to open my Kenshin Figure now.....thank you Max!!
Man that got really inspiring near the end. Such a wonderful man.
Merci beaucoup pour ce magnifique portrait :)
Those sculptures are exquisite. I used to make sculptures, and these ones have beautiful design and "movement" in them.
Well done
Wonderful! Please do another modeler..
What an artist.
I don't know if I have already commented this on another video but you are by far my favorite youtube channel. This video specially was very inspiring. I'll be waiting for the next one :)
Thank you, means a lot to us.
Excellent documentary as always! I found it very interesting to know more about Max
Thank you!
This was a fantastic video. Really insightful.
Thank you!
Awesome Video
Thank you!
Thanks toco and Max. Max Factory is my favourite figure manufacturing, please release again the Kinu Nishimura Collection morrigan and sorceress :P regards from Mexico
gran persona , su pasion y sencillez van de la mano .
Amazing
Thanks for watching!
Amazing. Thank you!
Thank you.
+Archipel Thank You so much for the material. I stumbled upon this by a chance but how much happiness it gave me oh man. Didn't know bout the connection between GSC & Max Factory. Wouldn't thought to immerse into M.F story by myself but glad I did now.
Sir Watanabe's is heart taking, this is what You call passion; success & friendship over 9000. Life, everyone wish to have.
Excellent! I love to watch the toco toco docs. All are very inspiring. Thank you very much for your amazing work. I would love to watch toco toco docs forever in my entire life
Thank you for the kind word, means a lot to us!
Cannot wait for Sekiro Figma.😋
Just cool 👍
Thank you!
that was incredibly delicate and beautiful. thank you!
Thank you!
Sensacional ! seu trabalho é fantástico .... adoraria fazer parte da sua equipe, forte abraço !
Creo que este episodio, es uno de los mas bellos del canal de Archipel.✨
La dirección en la que llevaron la entrevista, fue impecable!
música 10/10
sonido 10/10
edición 10/10
guion 10/10
entrevista 10/10
Gracias por los subtítulos, Archipel. 😊
Gracias por los elogios!
Really great video
Thank you!
I hope you'll interview amazing Japanese composers: Yugo Kanno, Shiro Sagisu, Yoshihisa Hirano, Kotaro Nakagawa, mangakas: Kubo Tite, Hirohiko Araki, Hiroyuki Takei.
Incredible. Loved following this story.
those guys have the most stress free, relaxed job ever
It does indeed look like a dream job.
Thank you for making a video without annoying bg music
GRACIAS por los subtitulos en español y poder saber un poco mas de estos genios!
Gracias a nuestra comunidad por los subtítulos en español!
I'm learning so much from these. Thank you.
Happy we can help :)
Where would my collector dreams have been fulfilled if not for these beings. Cheers to you fellas. I think all fandom owes you incredible amount of thanks for the crazy inspiring work you have done. Hopefully not for the benefit of all mankind. One small step at a time.
Thank you for the kind word!
プラモデル師匠ですねホビージャパンで 完成のたのしみを 教えてもらいました。
こちらも師匠と一緒に時間を過ごすことができて光栄でした！
@@ArchipelDocumentaries さん、うらやましい 渡辺師匠の想う模型の構想とか いろいろ見てますからね。
Nunca tomo clases de arte, pero desarrollo su propio potencial por su cuenta. BRAVO!!
Great video. Would be really good one video about Takehiko Inoue. He is an amazing artist.
Thank you - we definitely would like to do something withe Takehiko Inoue as well as you can imagine, hopefully someday...
マジっすか。Max渡辺氏とか、なんでもアリですね！
I want to meet max watanabe, kunio okawara, hajime katoki, and kawaguchi meijin. I want to meet all of them, and develop mentor mentee relationship with them all too!
Despite the fact that figmas have become imo too expensive over time for what they offer, I never ever doubted the amount of talent, dedication and straight out love that's put into them. Beautiful video and I hope the company continues to carry that legacy.
These stories are so cool! Thank you!
Thank you!
< WOW rly .. WOW 01:12 that collection is fantastic 👌
zoom in that wait I have only two ☹😟🥺😭 those in my own collection doct figma Max Factory is crazy expensive u I'm trying to get Berserker figma like Griffith but..
This is real art👏I’m sorry but the same cannot be said about those hideous FUNKO POP “figures” 🤮
FACTS
There's a local collector's market that I've been frequenting since the 90's. Just a bunch of nerds in booths selling TCG, collectibles, old toys, japanese exclusives, pins, old music, etc. Every month that I go back, there's more and more funkopoop stores opening up and it's sickening to see real collectibles being phased out by these things. It's almost stopping me from going back there completely.
I don’t believe it, multiple people in the same place who share my views on funko pop. I can’t stand them and it feels like I’m the only one, glad to know I’m not.
@@fooglez It may be that the recent collectible line have more distributors and are very accessible to everyone.
I agree but why be childish and compare the 2, others like them why bash people’s likes
Never knew max was into Warhammer 40k.
Makes sense, they collabed with GW on the Japanese exclusive space marines
very inspiring , he is older than me but much fitter
Great work, as usual!
Thank you!
9:34 Anyone know what this music is? The xylophone is bringing me strange happiness.
Also this video is a wonderful inspiration to keep on modeling, thank you Archipel and Max Watanabe.
gotta be a beast for triathlon, respect man
wow excellent documentary!
Thank you!
I've learnt a lot from modelling tutorial books written by Mr Watanabe in high school.
Even now I stop making models but the skills do help my career.
Very good job, like usuel !
Merci!
Este tío es la ostia,grande entre los grandes,saludos desde mexico
Dayum! He's a legend in Gunpla community. Could you guys do Naoki next?
Really enjoyed that :)
Glad you did :)
I was in Japan last year this time, I was in Akihabara but didn't know of Yellow Submarine to check out. I guess there's always next time. :-)
Im here cause i bought my first figma , widowmaker from overwatch.
So these figures have soul!! Greetings from mazatlan,México.
this is so cool....
I love the Berserk line of Figma made by Max factory. Btw, I will do some minor repaint for my Figma. I bought a Tamiya gloss acrylic paint. Who tried this on their figma for minor paint fix? Any thoughts? Thanks in advance!
Very nice interview!
Thank you!
일본의 프라모델과 피규어, 애니메이션은
진정한 장인정신이십니다~존경합니다♡
This guy is better than me at everything in the world.
I would seriously like to work in that place in the future.
Incrivel!
That GW handheld paint handle though X'D
普段プラモとか作らないけど、ホントに
職人ってカッコいいと思った。
職人ですよね・・・
I want to live a life like this.
Здравствуйте, спасибо. Отлично. Искать новое сохраняя традиции. Всему своё время и место. Извините
Amazing.
Thank you.
God I love this channel. It really teaches me *ALOT* . Hey when I become a pro tier artist in the next 10+ years when I move to Japan would you guys interview me? 😅
Awesome video, i really enjoyed watching this : )
Thank you, glad you enjoyed!
Possibly, my dream life.
SUPER GREAT DOCUMENTARY VIDEO ! Are you gonna make some more ? if so i WILL subscribe ! ! !
We surely intend to :)
please interview Kazuma Kaneko!
Jubei Kibagami from Ninja Scroll.. and Kegero, the demons of kimone.. id realy like to see that line
Totemo tanoshii shigoto desu. 😍🤩😍🤩😍🤩 💚💛💙💚💛💙
I like what I have seen here.
Thank you.