Thanks again to Sugar Candy Miniatures, Kevin K., Plamotherapist, DJR, BlueParappa, Leo Nel Builds, and Jetto Hobby for being guest voices! [ ~ Make sure you watch to the end to see a teaser for my next video ;) ~ ] (Edit: Removed the GPaint link because I no longer associate with Studio G and don't recommend those products. This doesn't affect the video's contents, so I'm leaving it unaltered.)
Im honestly in love with your personal style. Gunpla style can be kind of cookie cutter. While your style is completely unique, and unlike most everyone else on the youtubes. I've only been building for a couple months, but I really want to get good with a brush. I have zero experience, so it's a long process.
I got into the channel because I mostly do hand painting on my gunpla. All these videos are greatly informative and entertaining though. I enjoy the sense of humor.
You and a few other channels are the reason why i got back into gunpla building. Had a really bad year in 2018, and havnt touched my MG Hi-Nu Verka. Now im picking it back up, plaplating, scribing and just having fun. Thank you.
I appreciate your insight into building models, style and being on youtube. I'm getting back into both the miniatures and gunpla hobby as well as documenting it. As much as other model building youtubers have inspired you, you've inspired me!
the 'social media and project planning' section is EXTREMELY relatable. but it's amusing to me because not only could all of those words have come from my mouth (even the 'doing it for myself' part) verbatim, but I have felt exactly that way about my main craft (music + graphics) which model building is a respite from. Its interesting that someone could feel exactly how I do with something I take very seriously, about something I see as a fun pass time (not meant as a put-down btw). life sure is funny sometimes.
So sad I missed the premier. I was having internet issues. Glad I got to finally watch the video. Great message about not comparing yourself to others. Remember, "Comparison is the thief of Joy." 😁
Watching a friend-shaped person like you working through these challenging builds gives me encouragement. I have so many great kits sitting in my stack of shame in my building room. I often want to build and paint while I'm at work, but by the time I get home I'm so mentally exhausted. I just need to build when I want to play video games or other immediate reinforcement activities. The hardest things can be most rewarding.
Just what I needed! Have an exam tomorrow but couldn’t sleep so was looking for Gunpla inspiration! Thank you very much! I won’t sleep sooner, but I’ll have less anxiety overall about not being able to kitbash Gunpla atm 😅 Thank you for itching my itch a bit, have been checking back here regularly for something new lol
@@MMMayhem Ye, not great having an expensive hobby as a coping mechanism eh? 😅 Good luck on future videos! I look forward! Love the Goobertown vibe (which is funny, you got him featured. It explains a lot)
"Better hurry up before I lose relevance!" -The devil on every UA-camr's shoulder You're amazing at what you do, and I thank you for letting me have a peek at it!
Ive just recently started building gundpla. I like that you pushed yourself and came out of your comfort zone. I too try to push myself every time I build. I enjoyed the video and the motivation it gave me. Thank you
you could add mental health to your tags i suspect. Your talking out your thoughts and process is supportive. And your vocab seems to lend itself to that language. Keep up the good vids!
I love your style. Your delivery in your talking parts, all the little things you have with the models talking to you and stuff, and imo your very skillful painting. Keep up the awesome work
I'm sure the dichotomy of control is much easier to apply when you have enough armaments to delete a small continent from existence. Excellent job across the board. I often find I don't want to hear about the personal backgrounds of the average content creator, but your insight on the behind the curtain aspects of creation as a whole are important. Far too often people get caught up in the social aspect of what they're doing and forget why they started. You going "back to basics" is important to reinforce, for yourself and your audience, that making something just because is worth it. Just because everyone around you is doing 120 hour custom modeling/scribing/paint jobs doesn't mean a basic build with some nub marks visible is a bad thing. You can always go back and add more to it, as you demonstrated here. But the important part is to do something. Like the romans said: Fac si Facis. Do it, if you're going to do it. Or, for a more modern take: Do or do not, there is not try. -Yoda. Thanks again, it's inspired me to crack open the backlog and at the very least, start snipping sprues.
Just want to say again you're consistently my favorite hobby content creator and anytime you upload I always get inspired. Please keep up the great work and do whatever you get inspired to make.
We all loved this video! The custom work, the story and your commentary was so witty and entertaining for old and young. We look forward to the next one.
That is one handsome Hi-Nu! An inspiring, humorous and entertaining video as always. I found your channel while I was home sick with COVID last month. Your content helped distract me from how crappy felt. Much appreciated, keep making great videos. 👍
i just discovered your channel coming from the mini side of the world and am enjoying it thoroughly. you give off goobertown hobbies vibes. chill, silly, a bit snarky and relaxing. love the videos :)
Thank you for the content, I really enjoy watching every single video. Imo your style is very unique and it really hits a special spot in my heart. I hope the grind doesn't grinds you.
I love you channel and you do a great job. I enjoy that you do what you want to do and hearing that you are pushing yourself into trying out things like scribing that you’ve never done before has me now wanting to do more for my models. I just got all my equipment and will be starting my journey into airbrushing my models too!
Hope that model is a great display of your talent and I hope that you will use it to better yourself in many ways and forms I hope that your next project will see you the prosperity of good feelings and talent.
Thank you for talking about the whole getting outta your headspace. That shi hits me so hard sometimes, and is good hearing people mention it as really don't hear it much. Great job on the kit! So what do you use/what is your process on the disassembly part? Kinda always blew my mind people breaking down the whole gundam after building it, because I usually have a helluva time just seperating some parts when I miss a step.
Thank you for the thoughtful comment, I'm glad that resonated with you. Disassembly can definitely be kind of a nightmare sometimes, honestly one of the most helpful things I've found is to not clip my fingernails beforehand, it's definitely easier that way. (I don't have long fingernails or anything, I just wait until after the dissassembly stage before the usual maintainance)
That color scheme is actually pretty neat. I struggle with deciding on custom colors myself and get intimidated when looking for inspiration as I look through other people's models. You're not alone in this dilemma.
wow, Liam, my dude, what can I say? I greatly enjoyed every moment of this video, not only because you're an incredibly talented builder/painter, but also because a lot of the things you talked about hit home HARD and you said things that many of us are thinking. Your build turned out beautiful with all those details and all those new things you tried, in the end they all came together beautifully. Also you got some sexy voice over guests hehehe... I'm excited to see what's next from you!
I somehow really disliked masking when I started custom paint on my gunpla kits. So long and tedious process sometimes, which could even end up with a bad result if the tape was not perfectly applied. So I gave it up. Then gave a try to Mr hobby gunze mask fluid, which helped me go a bit faster on this process, along with masking tape when the fluid was useless, depending on the part shape. And eventually, as you quote, began to enjoy this particular part of the whole process, just like any other. And understood that it is all about patience, taking the time to do things right. And it's really worth it IMO, as you really can add a lot of life, details to your kit, even without any other customization such as with pla plates or so, and end up with a far more beautiful and awesome end result. Even if one might don't know why, but a kit with masked / painted parts will instantly be more noticeable and attractive or more your display shelf among any others. And last, I think the point is not to achieve a perfect work, as I am never entirely satisfied with the end results I have, but to aim perfection, work hard, learn from mistakes, and go on. As a certain master builder says : never stop building. That's a good motto isn't it? Thank you for sharing your work, experience, doubts and tricks.
As someone who painted warhammer 40k for 5 years getting into gunpla was supposed to be the chill "build out of the box and you're done!" hobby, but lately I've been meaning to get into customizing and painting. My biggest worry is how easy it is to scrape off paint and how posable the model is afterwards as that is one of the main draws of Gundams for me.
but the boxes are aahht too. Its the boxes that persuaded me to buy the items. And they store the spare pieces. And i cant handle the anxiety of just throwing them out?! sigh.
Beautiful kit. The mindset of growing out of comparing with others and into comparing with your past self is a life lesson not just in gunpla. On another note I think it would be extremely cursed if you color-coded the forbidden sprinkles and put them in separate containers
Start simple and aim to achieve an even coat, then panel line and top coat, learn one new thing at a time. Paint really depends on your environment, skill, tolls, availability, etc. (I suggest supporting your local hobby store if you have one)
@@MMMayhem ok, though, could you use zoids for gamma wolves? I have some gunpla figures and zoid figures and I thought it was cool that you take gunpla and put them into a table top game.
The woes of having a community that supports your artwork, and is invested in you succeeding. Found that sketch a bit dislikable. You’re a good artist though.
This is the chillest portrayal of an impostor complex I've ever seen.
I haven't heard capitalist dystopian ASMR this aesthetic since Inside.
Thanks again to Sugar Candy Miniatures, Kevin K., Plamotherapist, DJR, BlueParappa, Leo Nel Builds, and Jetto Hobby for being guest voices!
[ ~ Make sure you watch to the end to see a teaser for my next video ;) ~ ]
(Edit: Removed the GPaint link because I no longer associate with Studio G and don't recommend those products. This doesn't affect the video's contents, so I'm leaving it unaltered.)
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Im honestly in love with your personal style. Gunpla style can be kind of cookie cutter. While your style is completely unique, and unlike most everyone else on the youtubes. I've only been building for a couple months, but I really want to get good with a brush. I have zero experience, so it's a long process.
Thanks, It's all about the process in the end, sometimes you don't realize it until the project is finished!
I really enjoy what you said about comparing yourself to others I do this way too often.
It's important to remind yourself about it sometimes, no matter how long you practice. Glad I could help!
I just adore everything you create! Just wow!
I appreciate that thank you!
>fixing airbrush fuckups with the paintbrush
>using zeon decals on a gundam
I found my soul mate 😍
what can I say, I embrace the jank
Absolutely beautiful! I love this custom ❤️
Thank you!
I got into the channel because I mostly do hand painting on my gunpla. All these videos are greatly informative and entertaining though. I enjoy the sense of humor.
Glad you appreciate both aspects!
Very well done Liam 👍 that Hi Nu is looking very menacing and awesome!!
Thanks Jetto! Nice work channeling the Barbatos energy!
Love to see another GITS SAC fan!
its such a slow year rg nu relevance will maintain. and its so good!
You and a few other channels are the reason why i got back into gunpla building. Had a really bad year in 2018, and havnt touched my MG Hi-Nu Verka. Now im picking it back up, plaplating, scribing and just having fun. Thank you.
Good luck, glad to inspire you!
I appreciate your insight into building models, style and being on youtube. I'm getting back into both the miniatures and gunpla hobby as well as documenting it. As much as other model building youtubers have inspired you, you've inspired me!
Right on, thank you!
Damn the Nu in the thumbnail looks awesome
I tried to make a spicy thumbnail
@@MMMayhem well you certainly nailed it
WOW! Amazing effort. Keep up the great videos.
I like the the matching nails! 😁 the Hi-nu looks great too!
thank you for appreciating those details!
This custom automatically wins my heart because of the color scheme. Black and blue is my absolute favorite. And it works BEAUTIFULLY with HI-NU
Glad you like my choices!
You have a dangerous relationship with your sprinkles! < giggle >
we all need more tachikomas in our lives
The world would be a better place for it
Love the Monty Python bit. This one turned out to be quite the handsome boy.
I came up with that joke months ago ha ha, it was fun to edit
watched this again after rewatching other reviews. Looks awesome more awesome!
the 'social media and project planning' section is EXTREMELY relatable. but it's amusing to me because not only could all of those words have come from my mouth (even the 'doing it for myself' part) verbatim, but I have felt exactly that way about my main craft (music + graphics) which model building is a respite from. Its interesting that someone could feel exactly how I do with something I take very seriously, about something I see as a fun pass time (not meant as a put-down btw). life sure is funny sometimes.
Thanks for the thoughtful comment, glad you could relate ha ha
So sad I missed the premier. I was having internet issues. Glad I got to finally watch the video. Great message about not comparing yourself to others. Remember, "Comparison is the thief of Joy." 😁
Oh dear that must have been frustrating! Hope you enjoyed hearing your robotic voice, thanks again for contributing! I'm glad my message resonates.
Watching a friend-shaped person like you working through these challenging builds gives me encouragement.
I have so many great kits sitting in my stack of shame in my building room. I often want to build and paint while I'm at work, but by the time I get home I'm so mentally exhausted. I just need to build when I want to play video games or other immediate reinforcement activities. The hardest things can be most rewarding.
Yes it sure is hard when there are so many good games out this year already!
Just what I needed! Have an exam tomorrow but couldn’t sleep so was looking for Gunpla inspiration! Thank you very much! I won’t sleep sooner, but I’ll have less anxiety overall about not being able to kitbash Gunpla atm 😅
Thank you for itching my itch a bit, have been checking back here regularly for something new lol
You're welcome! Glad I could ease the anxiety
@@MMMayhem Ye, not great having an expensive hobby as a coping mechanism eh? 😅
Good luck on future videos! I look forward!
Love the Goobertown vibe (which is funny, you got him featured. It explains a lot)
Absolutely beautiful
Thanks!
"Better hurry up before I lose relevance!" -The devil on every UA-camr's shoulder
You're amazing at what you do, and I thank you for letting me have a peek at it!
I love the blue you used for this build I’m impressed 👌💙.
Kind Regards AuraKnight
I liked the way you approached the traditional gunpla custom painted build. ofcourse your MMM style is unique! The RG Hi Nu is really is a beast!
thanks, it is indeed quite the Gunpla beast lol
This is your best build and also best video yet 👍 thank you for sharing. Also, I like the new forbidden sprinkles container, it's classy!
Thank you for watching and enjoying!
“help! Help! I’m being commodify!” Shit got me rolling
Looks awesome
Wow, I would believe you have customized gunplan for like 15 years, this was impressive
Only been working w/ Gunpla for a few years, but have worked with miniatures for 15+
Thanks!
Ive just recently started building gundpla. I like that you pushed yourself and came out of your comfort zone. I too try to push myself every time I build. I enjoyed the video and the motivation it gave me. Thank you
You're welcome! Thanks for the kind words, glad you appreciate my thoughts
FORBIDDEN CORNFLAKES!!! Damn~ This video be inspiration, woke and deep! Love the end result, great job! Till the next one, stay awesome Liam!
Thank you! The hobby provides many cursed snacks ~
Giggling about “help help I’m being commodified”
Thanks for appreciating the joke lol
I adore the custom colour on the Hi-Nu! Keep the work up!
Love the blues you went with here. Hi-Nu isn't a kit I particularly want but I can agree it's an impressive piece of engineering.
This is wicked good
you could add mental health to your tags i suspect. Your talking out your thoughts and process is supportive. And your vocab seems to lend itself to that language. Keep up the good vids!
Thank you for all your kind comments, I appreciate the encouragement!
Great video and Great looking kit. Well done.
Thank you kindly!
I love your style. Your delivery in your talking parts, all the little things you have with the models talking to you and stuff, and imo your very skillful painting. Keep up the awesome work
Love the authenticity! A joy to watch the gunpla journey :-)
The finished product looks stellar. Your hand control is insane.
Just gotta make sure I don't have too much coffee! Thanks
10/10 for Stoic nu Gundam.
he does have a stoic face
I'm sure the dichotomy of control is much easier to apply when you have enough armaments to delete a small continent from existence.
Excellent job across the board. I often find I don't want to hear about the personal backgrounds of the average content creator, but your insight on the behind the curtain aspects of creation as a whole are important. Far too often people get caught up in the social aspect of what they're doing and forget why they started. You going "back to basics" is important to reinforce, for yourself and your audience, that making something just because is worth it.
Just because everyone around you is doing 120 hour custom modeling/scribing/paint jobs doesn't mean a basic build with some nub marks visible is a bad thing. You can always go back and add more to it, as you demonstrated here. But the important part is to do something.
Like the romans said: Fac si Facis. Do it, if you're going to do it.
Or, for a more modern take: Do or do not, there is not try. -Yoda.
Thanks again, it's inspired me to crack open the backlog and at the very least, start snipping sprues.
Well said!
Just want to say again you're consistently my favorite hobby content creator and anytime you upload I always get inspired. Please keep up the great work and do whatever you get inspired to make.
Thank you very much for the motivation!
Awesome job.
Thanks!
We all loved this video! The custom work, the story and your commentary was so witty and entertaining for old and young. We look forward to the next one.
glad to hear, hope to bring your just as entertaining a video next time!
This was so good! I laughed so many times and also had some feels! Loving the customization and also the discussions around creative process bb
Ha ha, I knew I'd make you bust a gut laughing (and also appreciate the creative process lmao)
@@MMMayhem haha so many good hollers! You know it :3
That is one handsome Hi-Nu! An inspiring, humorous and entertaining video as always. I found your channel while I was home sick with COVID last month. Your content helped distract me from how crappy felt. Much appreciated, keep making great videos. 👍
Thanks! Glad I could be a distraction for you ;)
I love your editing and style of humor! 🤣. Thanks for this video. Helped encourage me to bust out an old cosplay to work on again. Thank you!
Glad I could help!
Great work!!
appreciate that, thanks!
i just discovered your channel coming from the mini side of the world and am enjoying it thoroughly. you give off goobertown hobbies vibes. chill, silly, a bit snarky and relaxing. love the videos :)
Welcome and thank you! Goobertown has a solid vibe indeed
Thank you for the content, I really enjoy watching every single video. Imo your style is very unique and it really hits a special spot in my heart. I hope the grind doesn't grinds you.
I learned new ways to manage the grind throughtout making this video. Thank for you for watching!
Your editing is really taking off. Very clean.
Thanks for the entertaining and educational video.
I had a lot of fun editing this one, even if it took forever lol, thanks Bo!
Great build!
Thanks!
That carafe makes the sprinkles look so tasty, yet I know they are forbidden
I love you channel and you do a great job. I enjoy that you do what you want to do and hearing that you are pushing yourself into trying out things like scribing that you’ve never done before has me now wanting to do more for my models. I just got all my equipment and will be starting my journey into airbrushing my models too!
Good luck!
your handbrush skill is insane
you should see my hand painted custom gunpla then lol
@@MMMayhem already watch the aerial custom, mindblowing 👍
Hope that model is a great display of your talent and I hope that you will use it to better yourself in many ways and forms I hope that your next project will see you the prosperity of good feelings and talent.
Thanks! I'm sure looking forward to next project.
New scribing legend Liam! Your creativity is always inspiring man, please keep doing what you do bro!
Ha ha thanks man, trading the scriber back for the paintbrush next!
End result looks amazing! I love the color scheme!
Glad you like it!
Cool trick with the water
This ludicrously detailed and articulated model only costs slightly more than a single Tau Broadside battlesuit. Holy crap.
yeah comparing warhammer with gunpla is always spicy lol
When I tell you a hollered at the "help help I'm being commodified"
I love it! Glad you conquered your fear because this came out wonderful! I'm always happy to see whatever you come out with =)
I'm glad I did too!
My man great video now I see the decals you were telling me about haha
Thanks man! I ended up enjoying them more that I thought I would ha ha
Beautiful build!!❤👍
Glad you like it!
it turned out so good. great job on this one. you should definitely get out of you comfort zone more often but mmmayhem style is life!
Looking forward to painting MMstyle again soon!
Thank you for talking about the whole getting outta your headspace. That shi hits me so hard sometimes, and is good hearing people mention it as really don't hear it much.
Great job on the kit! So what do you use/what is your process on the disassembly part? Kinda always blew my mind people breaking down the whole gundam after building it, because I usually have a helluva time just seperating some parts when I miss a step.
Thank you for the thoughtful comment, I'm glad that resonated with you. Disassembly can definitely be kind of a nightmare sometimes, honestly one of the most helpful things I've found is to not clip my fingernails beforehand, it's definitely easier that way. (I don't have long fingernails or anything, I just wait until after the dissassembly stage before the usual maintainance)
That color scheme is actually pretty neat. I struggle with deciding on custom colors myself and get intimidated when looking for inspiration as I look through other people's models. You're not alone in this dilemma.
thank you!
Looks great bro!
much appreciated, thanks!
wow, Liam, my dude, what can I say? I greatly enjoyed every moment of this video, not only because you're an incredibly talented builder/painter, but also because a lot of the things you talked about hit home HARD and you said things that many of us are thinking. Your build turned out beautiful with all those details and all those new things you tried, in the end they all came together beautifully. Also you got some sexy voice over guests hehehe... I'm excited to see what's next from you!
I'm glad what I said resonated, I was hoping it would! Your commanding voice very much enhanced the video as well!
I somehow really disliked masking when I started custom paint on my gunpla kits. So long and tedious process sometimes, which could even end up with a bad result if the tape was not perfectly applied. So I gave it up. Then gave a try to Mr hobby gunze mask fluid, which helped me go a bit faster on this process, along with masking tape when the fluid was useless, depending on the part shape. And eventually, as you quote, began to enjoy this particular part of the whole process, just like any other. And understood that it is all about patience, taking the time to do things right. And it's really worth it IMO, as you really can add a lot of life, details to your kit, even without any other customization such as with pla plates or so, and end up with a far more beautiful and awesome end result. Even if one might don't know why, but a kit with masked / painted parts will instantly be more noticeable and attractive or more your display shelf among any others. And last, I think the point is not to achieve a perfect work, as I am never entirely satisfied with the end results I have, but to aim perfection, work hard, learn from mistakes, and go on. As a certain master builder says : never stop building. That's a good motto isn't it? Thank you for sharing your work, experience, doubts and tricks.
Thanks for sharing your experience!
As someone who painted warhammer 40k for 5 years getting into gunpla was supposed to be the chill "build out of the box and you're done!" hobby, but lately I've been meaning to get into customizing and painting. My biggest worry is how easy it is to scrape off paint and how posable the model is afterwards as that is one of the main draws of Gundams for me.
yeah it's an interesting challenge, and Gunpla can get as intense mini painting if you want!
Bros the type of guy who can turn runner bits into wine
lmao
Stressed out. Getting my mind ready to build the Sazabi.
And this is why I want to customize
Glad this could encourage you!
but the boxes are aahht too. Its the boxes that persuaded me to buy the items. And they store the spare pieces. And i cant handle the anxiety of just throwing them out?! sigh.
I’m not brave I’m enough to do that to my beloved hi-nu
Beautiful kit. The mindset of growing out of comparing with others and into comparing with your past self is a life lesson not just in gunpla. On another note I think it would be extremely cursed if you color-coded the forbidden sprinkles and put them in separate containers
lol, that would take a while to do... Thank you!
I like your stuff
Why thank you
The cap to the forbidden sprinkles jar… ( ͡° ͜ʖ ͡°)
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I’m about to start painting my first gundam which is the HG 1/144 scale HeavyArms and recommendations on what paints and techniques I should use?
Start simple and aim to achieve an even coat, then panel line and top coat, learn one new thing at a time. Paint really depends on your environment, skill, tolls, availability, etc. (I suggest supporting your local hobby store if you have one)
You should try custom gundam to look like warhammer model
Oh hey I’ve done that, it’s a lot of fun and really cool
❤
6:03 hold up she has a point tho
glad you agree
honestly I usully dont like the paint jobs but I enjoy everything else
What materials do you use to customize your gunplas?
The rifle need some blue paint on it
I think you are really seth rollins lol.
cool, now do the mg😂😂😂
yall already doing variants and i still don't have the regular hi-nu i preordered six months ago :(
yeah it's too bad there weren't more made in the first run... more will come!
Bad ass
thanks!
Are you thinking about customizing zoids too? I do know they are expensive though.
zoids are cool, but I don't have any current plans to customize
@@MMMayhem ok, though, could you use zoids for gamma wolves? I have some gunpla figures and zoid figures and I thought it was cool that you take gunpla and put them into a table top game.
Who have you ever heard say decals like that? Because they're wrong
The woes of having a community that supports your artwork, and is invested in you succeeding. Found that sketch a bit dislikable. You’re a good artist though.
Im sorry, I only stumbled upon this now but... Imma need more context on this pansexual gundam
ua-cam.com/video/yE4ah_siCC8/v-deo.html
I love your custom kits but do you have to rant in every video 😓