Wow, that came out really well. Great job. I’d love to see a video with some weathering tips. Maybe you could even showcase some of the products USAGS sells. Thanks!
For the tube on the side, maybe you can try to applying some matte coat on... May it not work like coat on gunpla fluorescent effects parts, helping (black/blue) light diffusion and somehow increasing glow?
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Wow, that came out really well. Great job. I’d love to see a video with some weathering tips. Maybe you could even showcase some of the products USAGS sells. Thanks!
For the tube on the side, maybe you can try to applying some matte coat on... May it not work like coat on gunpla fluorescent effects parts, helping (black/blue) light diffusion and somehow increasing glow?
Hmm yeah that could work! Or just lightly sanding that part
@@ZakuAurelius Sanding is a more elegant solution, for sure. Top coat is reversible, though...
well the case has "mecha" in its name so of course it is begging to be customized, lol.
poor Lego bits...
😢 👋
Good content but where's the marchosias part 2
Heheh… 😅
I'd like to get some of those photo etch parts
🤔🤔very nice🤔🤔😎👍🏼
It is super cool!
Honestly super neat side project
It’s fun! Thanks!
Well the "Mecha" case is definitely built with LEGO in mind. Not just the part on the top, but all the round bits look LEGO capable too.