Custom MG Tundra Gelgoog - "Gunpla Super Technique: Easy Finishes for Weekend Modelers Ver."
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- Опубліковано 22 сер 2024
- Painting, weathering, and finishing the MG Gelgoog inspired by techniques from the ... *deep breath*...Gunpla Super Technique: Easy Finishes for Weekend Modelers mook!
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Thanks for watching!
I love the philosophy of moving forward with the process, not letting your perfectionism get in the way.
I always say, it's good to grind XP.
As someone who only does basic panel lines, these sort of videos are exactly the kind of intermediate steps I’d like to learn, and hearing your thought process while interpreting the instructions and how you adjusted along the way was incredibly informative. Thank you!
this Gelgoog spends its time in Siberia or something.
your WIP videos are definitely the best stuff in your channel - please do more of these
Very nice, I just started to dab into the custom realm of gunpla and recently started to hand paint my gunpla and these videos have been very helpful.
Projects like this are very encouraging for beginners like me 🙂 seeing as not everything has to be done with the most expensive and tricky to learn tools
man really cool process, for a second it also gives the effect that it's like a Geloog made out of cement, which I thought was also neat. i also really like the sentiment at the end, you don't have to do the "proper" or "pro" way all the time, sometimes doing the alternative method is the way to go. this really helps cause as a guy getting back into the hobby it just feels like i'll never get as good, or really my circumstances don't allow me to have all the equipment i'd need to do all the cool customs, but i can still do something on my own.
Totally agree on keeping it built for visualization in concept, especially for "permission granted" style of engaged modeling where you're imagining your kit in a context and bringing that story to life. The only way I like modeling personally haha, I enjoy the freedom.
I aint gona lie your model looks better then the one in magazine...looks great bro i wana try this
im terrified to try painting. very cool hearing your thoughts/notes as you went through this. Makes it seem less scary and nice to understand you really have to learn as you go with any new project. 👍 👍
You can do it! Glad you found the video helpful!
You’ll like it even if you mess up! I ended up hand painting one without primer in NAM jungle camo and now I CAN’T not paint them.
thanks for doing consistent uploads... by far my favorite Gunpla channel
I appreciate that!
As a guy who loves to blur the lines between armor techniques and gunpla techniques, I love to see builds like this from you.
Thanks man!
Good job man! Looks great in my opinion.
Imagine the laws of shading, the radiant ones paints on snow while the shadows for faded default armor slight underneath. The snowy covered bazooka looks just right on visually.
To date this is not one of your bestest. But it's absolutely interesting 🤔😄👍❣️😊
Some hobby acrylic paint lines like AMMO by Mig make a washable white color that's meant precisely to simulate the white field camo and can be reactivated with water
Whitewash camo is supposed to be thin, so I think the product is fine for how it's supposed to be used. (I don't think the Mook did 100%) But, the method you ended up going with still looks good in the end. A bit more intentional and prepped ahead of time, than slapped on in the field, but still good! ^_^
And that's a good point of keeping the kit together for stuff like this. Make it a *lot* easier to tie all the pieces together, rather than end up having mismatching camo, dirt, damage patterns that just don't line up right! ^_^
Also, I saved the leftover sheet sticker sheet for the Psycho Frame off my Hi-v Ver.Ka.(maybe a year ago now) for this same sort of thing! Works better than most 'chrome' paints as a backing for lenses and the like!
from a warhammer hobbyist perspective its very interesting to remember how little hand painting goes on on this side the hobbying field. Everyone here says airbrush this airbrush that, i only got an airbrush specifically because hand painting white armor is extremely difficult. in many cases it ends up with some very rough textures as this piece did, which aren't always desirable, aswell as taking significantly longer to get good consistent coverage even thinned correctly to not block up detail. reminds me i need to finish painting my Geara Doga, poor lads only half painted still.
looks awesome
looks good 😎
That came out really good especially the sticker
This turned out way better than I expected! Definitely want to try something along these lines in the near future
You got me sold on this method. I'll try it next time. Good work.
Wow this is awesome.❤😮
How can you say a 26 minute video is “awesome” less than 4 minutes after it’s posted?
A goal of mine is to paint one of my kits but have no space for an airbrush so seeing this is super cool
Great work, I;m not a fan of extreme weathering but the detail you put in is amazing.
Thank you very much!
It looks great IMO, definitely something that I want to try in the future!
It's interesting to see how much this guy evolve and some 025 guy just doesn't evolve at all during all these years.
The GelGOAT, that’s an extremely chadly mobile suit.
Seeing a Gelgoog in a tundra is like seeing a Gouf in space. It feels odd
Wasn't there a gouf space type?
Zeong underwater
There was a Gelgoog in a desert in ZZ. It's not the same but... :/
@@valentetellezperez6538 also char had his gelgoog in the desert in og Gundam!
@@camaro7444 that was inside a space colony
This was totally fun to watch, thanks!
That goog looks like its been stuck in a freezer for too long
Nice work
JUST DOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIITTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTT!!!!
Nice dude..more 2.0 please
Fuuuck I wish the stores in my area had a 2.0 gelgoog
I used mr weathering color to put a filter onto a model, mine is just as thin as yours.
Who knows how many coats they used in the photos from the book, or they might have let the thinner evaporate before using the paint.
That’s my guess but when I translated it I don’t remember it mentioning about letting the solvent evaporate
There are crazy gunpla tutorials but in different languages. Could you do more advanced stuff but in English?
Bro you're like a artist pro when painting gunpla
Hi Zaku, I don’t know if this is the right place to ask but do you know of any kits that don’t have stickers. I know the Moon Gundam doesn’t have any and I’m looking for more kits that follow that.
Absolutely hate stickers 😅
Ken Berndstat's Gelogoog
where can you purchase the book??
I dont know why but i saw this thumbnail my first thought was *sigma clone trooper*
My critique is the Bazooka paint job looks a bit odd/ too clean
What's the best way to clean your brushes after using enamel paint? I tried dipping mine in enamel paint thinner but it didn't work
Mr.Tool Cleaner works. Though I don’t know if that’s the “proper” cleaner… 🤔
@@ZakuAurelius ah ok, I'm using hobby lobby brushes and using testors enamel paint and it just messes up the brushes but I'll be sure to give that a try
Lighter fluid worked for me.
not gonna lie, looks worse...
I’m sorry but this one is horrendous 🤮🤢