1/1000 Ginga - Space Battleship Yamato - Bandai
Вставка
- Опубліковано 20 кві 2020
- Ginga (BBY-03) (銀河) is a Yamato-class United Nations Cosmo Navy space battleship. The ship was conceived as a next-generation exploration vessel succeeding the original space battleship Yamato, but was repurposed for defensive support during the Gatlantis-Earth War.
- Навчання та стиль
I’m loving all this guys builds I wish I’m like him lol keep it up sir your builds are awesome💯💯💯❤️💯💯💯🤙
Thank you very much!
Your awesome sir lol
great!!すげぇ‼︎‼︎
Thank you very much!
I love this video. Always a pleasure to welcome.
Thank you very much!
Absolutely great work lad. Will like and save for reference when I make my models!!! Love it!!!
Thank you very much!
This is AWESOME!!! Just found your channel, subbed ya and rang the bell. Thanks for sharing your build process, it’s very helpful.
Thank you very much!
Amazing job!
Thank you very much!
Thanks for the video!
Will be a great ref material for when i build mine 😁
Thank you very much! Good luck on your build!
I been wondered if I would choose to buy and build the following model kit, and your great build inspired me. In facts, I would to say some correction and respond to the “Ginga” decal sections. The following leftover decal are “武藏” means “Musashi” in Japanese, either in real life or anime counterparts, it’s a Yamato Class Design; meanwhile, the following anime, Musashi was planned to replace Yamato if she had fail the voyage to Iscandar. However, surprisingly, “Musashi” was completed before the reach of Iscandar. On the other hand, like what been mentioned, Musashi was heavily designed by Yamato, which means the abilities of destruction was the original designs of the following ship.
Back to the topic, “Ginga” in Japanese words, is the only one and emblem that put on the sealed Wave Motion Gun in the front, which is “银河”. These are two different words and meaning to be said ; “银河” refers to Milky Way, which is our current galaxy, while “武藏” is the historical person in Japanese warrior history during the ancient time. In the following anime, reason for Musashi changed it name to Ginga, was planned just after the completion of mission to Iscandar, and due to pacifist policies, the wave motion gun on Musashi was sealed, while armed with Cosmos Reversal System in return. By the time, no one would expected Galantis would nearly wideout Humans in the end of the season, so Ginga was replanned to expect to leave Milky Way, and rebuild a new “Milky Way” out there in vast universe. That the meaning of “Ginga” to the references of the following anime.
Wow thank you very much for pointing out my mistake. Looking at it again you're right, the leftover decals are Musashi and not Ginga. Thank you for sharing the lore about this ship, always good to find out more!
@@KumaModels very welcome.
Your Ginga looks fantastic! Really makes me want to pick up this kit now and build it.
Thank you very much!
Led? Cool
Btw can u build The graf zeppelin?
im with this dude.. 🥰🥰
Thank you very much! I’ll see after this quarantine.
Awesome build
Thank you very much!
Wow that is amazing love your videos bro
Thank you very much!
@@KumaModels anytime love seeing your videos it gives me ideas for buliding my models
Nice πολύ γαμάτο
Thank you very much!
Holy mother of God that is awsome
Thank you very much!
@@KumaModels no, thank _you_ for makeing it!
can you do Bandai Galactic Sengoku Gunyuuden Rai Battleship next please?
Good job. I may be crazy, but whenever I attempt this model, I want to try drilling out the windows and fill them in with UV resin.
Thank you very much! That will take a lot of work but it will probably look good in the end!
lol if we r still at war in 2202 that is so messed up and dumb, buut i hope we u r still making amazing models as always in 2202!
loving this kits, may i know where you bought this? as well as the other yamato space battleship kits
Thank you very much! I bought all of my space battleship yamato kits from HobbyLink Japan. If you're interested here is my affiliate link:
www.hlj.com/?
@@KumaModels thank you!
Just want to ask, I never built any model kit before and I want to try this one. Is it beginner friendly? Without the LED stuff.
Bandai models are usually beginner friendly because most of the newer ones are snap fit. Meaning you don't need glue. They're also often already color sequenced so you don't have to paint them if you don't want to.
Having said that, this is a larger model. But if you're patient and have attention to detail, then I don't see why you couldn't build this one.
Something OrOther is right, Bandai kits are very beginner friendly. All you need is some nippers to cut the parts out of the sprue and some sanding stick/file to clean up the nub marks. The parts are also number coded so you won't have a hard time following the instructions ex A34, B2, C5, etc. Bandai models are very color accurate so there's no need to paint them!
The only problem I think if this is your first model would be the water slide decals. You'll need to soak them in water to melt the adhesive then carefully slide them into place. They're very delicate and usually there are no extras. Aside from this you should be all set with this as your first model! Good luck!
where does one buy this?
I got mine from HobbyLink Japan