Thankyou, that's been bothering us for ages! Would also like to shout out your profile pic, you might be one of the only other people on earth to appreciate my Danbo collection!
@@WeirdWolfGames it just makes clear what kinds of plastic to cut in order to not damage them. that other pair of godhands you have should be used for first cuts/thicker pieces and the thin blade pair should ONLY be used to make finishing cuts. theyre liable to chip if used on thicker plastic.
A bit of advice for the godhand nippers , they're primarily made to cut soft abs gunpla plastic and very fragile. GW's plastic is a bit harder than your average gunpla, so I wouldn't recommend cutting tougher sprue bits with a lot of force.
@@WeirdWolfGames Glad to help out fellow hobbyists. The God Hand Spn-120 especially are designed in a way where they're made to specifically cut gundam abs without leaving marks or bright stress-mark discolorations (since a lot of gunpla are designed to be build unpainted if desired) to reduce the time spent on fixing, plastic cementing and sanding these spots - so using them for delicate sprues that attach to faces or details in warhammer kits is probably best. There's also a bunch of even more useful god hand tools for use with warhammer btw. The GodHand Spin Blade series are crazy good when used as chisels for kitbashing for example.
"Maste" from Maste Slicer comes from "Masking Tape" -> "Masukingu Teepu" -> "Masute" :)
Thankyou, that's been bothering us for ages! Would also like to shout out your profile pic, you might be one of the only other people on earth to appreciate my Danbo collection!
Fabulous
@callerwitheld
Can’t wait to get over there myself! Sick haul!
make sure to READ/TRANSLATE the instructions on godhand packaging!!! very important.
uh oh, what have we missed!! Tom's been getting very busy with his pile of shame building...
@@WeirdWolfGames it just makes clear what kinds of plastic to cut in order to not damage them. that other pair of godhands you have should be used for first cuts/thicker pieces and the thin blade pair should ONLY be used to make finishing cuts. theyre liable to chip if used on thicker plastic.
Legend, thanks for the heads up
@@WeirdWolfGames youre welcome!
A bit of advice for the godhand nippers , they're primarily made to cut soft abs gunpla plastic and very fragile. GW's plastic is a bit harder than your average gunpla, so I wouldn't recommend cutting tougher sprue bits with a lot of force.
Ah! Thankyou for the heads up mate! That could have gone very wrong.
@@WeirdWolfGames Glad to help out fellow hobbyists. The God Hand Spn-120 especially are designed in a way where they're made to specifically cut gundam abs without leaving marks or bright stress-mark discolorations (since a lot of gunpla are designed to be build unpainted if desired) to reduce the time spent on fixing, plastic cementing and sanding these spots - so using them for delicate sprues that attach to faces or details in warhammer kits is probably best.
There's also a bunch of even more useful god hand tools for use with warhammer btw. The GodHand Spin Blade series are crazy good when used as chisels for kitbashing for example.
I mean god hands spin blade sounds amazing, we need one!
Great video…I’m hoping to go Tokyo in November.
@axeblun what a great haul from Japan
Great vid like the hobby stuff. Went to Tokyo last year and spent a lot of time in Akihabara, best place in the world
Top vid lads. Interested to see some of the bits in action.
I'm glad you listened to me you monsters.
@oldmeeple - I love my Mr Hobby spray stand, I feel like I need the whole family after watching this 😅
That might get out of hand very quickly 😂
@amightypurate well now I need to go to japan for things
@Crimson_legacy_82 here reporting as ordered!
@k_an.tonio love the Godhand magnifying glass
@theodoremevans - Would love to make it to Japan one day. Great haul guys.
@studioalternateu I'm in.
@paintingwardollies. - great haul of stuff to try
@sergeikat01 great video!
@brandon105678 im going to japan soon and i am really looking forward to it and great video