Simple Seam Line Removal

I go over a simple way to remove seam lines on your gunpla and another little trick to help in your painting process.
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[@Quanfalone]

Great videos, litteraly the bob ross of gunpla

[@TWShadow]

Hey man, good job.

[@MrLA-vp8gh]

Ay i saw a vid that pours a cement in a cup and put some bits of runner of the part and lets it melt and then puts it does it work on the thin one?

[@patsagonsaechin3006]

Does this method work with ABS plastic too?

[@dhamongrimwulfe5401]

Hey this is a couple years old now but I was curious what sticks ur using.

[@jake9400]

Do you know if you can use the tamiya cement that comes in the orange bottle? I would think that it would just take longer to fuse together.

[@whiskeredgundam7765]

I have not used it, so I can't say. To test it I would try it on a couple spare parts or if you don't have any try it on some runner pieces first.

[@xxnike0629xx]

Tamiya Extra Thin Cement is the best. 💯

[@rx-105xigundam2]

@xxnike0629xx do you use them for your BOX fort?

[@downeastbeast6448]

Oddly enough, not the first coke nail(s) I've seen from the Gunpla community.
Good video, though.

[@blainelanahan7269]

I don't understand why you cut a notch in the wing n didn't just leave it in???

[@whiskeredgundam7765]

Thats because I'm painting it. It makes it easy to disassemble to paint instead of having to mask it all off.

[@smartinezai]

Does it work if it's not extra thin?

[@whiskeredgundam7765]

I have not tried it, but I would assume it would work. It will take a fair amount longer to cure than thin so I would recommend letting it cure over night atleast. Also if you have any spare parts around I would try it on them first.