well that's irony and beginners should assemble a rg model kit rather than a hg model kit

@@moisme_dyy Then they would break the rg, build an mg

@@bobisbob3351 lol

@@moisme_dyy nah, i think they should start with SD :P

@@eadricng3267 Hey that's what I'm thinking of

Thank you Ivan for your support!! 🙇🏻‍♂️🙇🏻‍♂️ I will do my best!

Deck the halls, yall!

Thank you Tomtoro!! 🤩

yup me too friend

Tqq bro!! Harap bro dpt belajar something dari video ni 🙇🏻‍♂️

Thank you Yusuf! 🙇🏻‍♂️

common 0.3 and 0.5 for lining

@@yamaha1450 thank you 😁 just starting out scribing but I don't want to spend so much on unnecessary sizes

Hahaha! Finally someone noticed! 😆

@@EAGunpla thanks for all the video upload u have share! I started building gunpla after watching all your video.

Thanks man!! 🙇🏻‍♂️

Thanks Faizha!

Primer is vert important if you want anything to stick

Are you cleaning parts before spraying?

@@JasonMcGuffin no I put everything on sticks straight from the sprue. GPaint is advertised as being pre mixed primerless paints

Hi there! It’s a scribing tape from a brand called Dspiae. You can purchase it on AliExpress 😁

got it thank you

Silver medal for you Adam!! 🥈

The purpose of doing this Entry Grade is to show my skills and teach other people. I can buy RG MG or PG if i want more details

no disrespect, but this is a click bait and for some reason it showed up on my feed. it is pointless to teach a newbie an advance technique if what youre trying to do is to teach with an hg. based on the size and structure thats more or less an HG (feel free to correct me). theres no such thing as an entry level. anyone can build hg rg mg pg 1/100 etc since theres a manual, itll take time yeah, but the question is... how well would it be once built? an entry level builder wont be able to use a spray properly, you seem to be building kits for a long time so you should know, pressure, proximity of the spray gun and even humidity affects the paint, i even doubt if a newbie can use a brush, they might, but itll look bad ofc. padding the outer shell with plaplates is also advance, cutting, matching sides, sticking them up (esp using the glue), sanding, priming, painting these are all irrelevant to a newbie. these things take time to do properly, i dont think its a skill its more on practice, trial and error to be specific. lets say... if there are two builders who painted 2 spoons using the same tools do you think there would be a huge diff? there might be if the other one is an actual first timer. a newbie would buy a kit but only after that he will invest on tools (lets include scribing here which will just make things complicated) lets face it, tools cost a lot. its not a hobby for everyone bec of the time and effort it needs. so when you said that... I am teaching... so you are teaching newbies with an "entry" level kit? with advanced tools and practice that they dont even have? id say more if you included hatches and custom inner frame for an HG haha. so long story short... its a click bait and your message came in something like... hey look at me, i made a cheap kit look cool kind of statement and you ended up as... i want to teach people and show my skills. tbh you would barely know the diff if this is sitting close to a well built RG from a far. if this is an MG with hatches or probably there's something different from the usual rx7 like maybe a functional cockpit or a diff unique color scheme then i wont say a thing. What you did is more applicable to MGs since it gives out more room for modification and most of the MGs esp the old ones lack details. well an RG is already detailed and its stupid to add more details to it, a good paint job and decals would be enough or perhaps weathering if you are into the reality of war. again no disrespect to you lad. it just doesnt make sense. id buy an RG, do a good paint job, probably adjust the color scheme, throw some extra decals, add some metallics and thatll save you time, resources and effort with the same output. oh i didnt mention the snow on your desk after sanding.

@@playerone6373 “Entry Grade” is a new 1/144 line that Bandai is producing. It’s not meant to be a clickbait.

@@seraphpegasus eg is already being used from other action figures as a 1/144 scale. if you are building gunplas for a long time then you would know that HG and whatever EG that you are referring to are just the same. ball and socket, typical rom for joints and such, thats a typical HG. if youll consider newer versions of HG like moon and the revive then ofcourse its a diff argument. long story short it is ur typical HG box with less pieces and less details. again. no disrespect. if he wants to teach something as what he mentioned then i already said my point. its his channel, he can do whatever he wants, this is just out of context. do it with an mg or do something diff with it then thatll showcase your skill. a paint job is something that requires practice and patience, through repitition itll be good regardless of who is doing it. can you even tell if there are two diff painters who painted a car? its the same here. unless ofc you have a specific style that will tell us that its you, otherwise its a typical paint job. still a click bait of saying ... hey i can make a cheap kit look awesome kind of thing.

How was it? Im sure you want to build more! 😂

@@EAGunpla hell yeah I already have a bunch of them I want to purchase and cuztomize like using the ideas you show us😂

Noiceeee!!! Thank you Rayyan!

@@EAGunpla you too :D

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