Oh, not that extent but thank you very much 😁

Thank you

Go for it man. recommended

The earlier ones with the advanced ms joint inner frame are a hit or miss from what I've seen people say, but everything since the unicorn has used it less and less and it seems they're all really good. Sazabi, nu and hi nu especially.

They are painted but it is clear paint. I just applied flat topcoat on them. RG Nu is solid, recommended.

Thank you🙂

Actually, i do spend time on putting decals but video edit make it looks easy.🙂

Thank you

@@Armstudiogunplaspeedbuild may i know the gold colour for hand painting

@@ehhirfxan2524 I used Tamiya TS-21 spray can for this kit. I dont recommend to use hand paint becuz it will be difficult to make it smooth.

Yes all paint are Tamiya. Most paints just for small details. I didnt repaint red and inner frame but i do flat topcoat on them. I didnt do sanding just straight 2-3 layers

Aight thank you!💯🙏

@@Armstudiogunplaspeedbuild You use Tamiya Enamel Panel Liner too right?, Doesn't that mess with the acrylic and enamel paint?

@@Andy-my3pc It doesn’t mess with acrylic and lacquer paint. Sure it will mess enamel paint. Dont use it on enamel paint unless you apply acrylic or lacquer topcoat on it.

@@Armstudiogunplaspeedbuild one more question if you don't mind. Do you wash your parts before you paint? I see a lot of online posts suggesting we should wash them to help the paint stick but the topcoat should protect it right?

I normally do paint > panel line > decal > flat coat. How to avoid seem lines? The answer is buy RG, MG or PG. 😏

@@Armstudiogunplaspeedbuild Thanks! But you do panel line directly on the parts without a previous coating?

@@giorgioguenzi6041 yes

most of them one by one and some by section

@@Armstudiogunplaspeedbuild thanks for answering!

good luck bro.

Yes exactly

I'm actually awaiting my RG Sazabi. May I take inspiration from this, Sir?

@@seanr.fernandez7707 sure, bro

copper is acrylic but silver is enamel. I use enamel because acrylic silver doesnt stick well.

Thank you very much. I really appreciate it.

Both of them are good kits. Sazabi is pretty solid. I think the shoulder won't break if you dont plat that hard. For Nu, overall is also solid but the way that fin funnels connected together is too weak to me even some people say it is improved version from MG. if I have to choose one, I would go Sazabi. I dont know much about posing. I normally do standard pose because I don't wanna scratch my paint job. But I can say both can stand on ground without action base.

@@Armstudiogunplaspeedbuild thanks

The paint sticks pretty well and i didnt do any modification or remove seam lines. I think primer is not necessary.

Hi, the song called " Rubber Ducky". You can search in KZfaq audio library.

Yes, mostly acrylic but silver is enamel. I normally tap from a bottle cap. If I feel like it too dry, just drop a thinner and continue painting.

I normally apply topcoat by section like arm, leg, torso and etc. but if that section have clear part or gold color, i will do topcoat then assemble.

Copper is acrylic. Black and silver are enamel.

The Kshatriya in this video is a 3rd party action figure. I didnt build it. It is already completed from the box. I just did little paint and applied topcoat.

There are 2-3 things that I do when applying clear sticker 1.Make sure it lay on flat surface. It should not lay on any step, seam line or panel line. Cut and separate sticker if needed. 2.After stick it on the part, use q-tip to press it. Make sure it sticks well and no bubble inside. 3.Apply matt topcoat. Sticker and plastic have different shininess. Apply matt topcoat make them become same matt level. these just help to improve but the best solution is using waterslide decal.

@@Armstudiogunplaspeedbuild thank you so much! This will definitely help when I build my RG sazabi!

Also, did you initially applied top coat first before applying panel lines and decals before sealing them in with matte top coat? How many layers of top coat?

@@hansderamos I normally apply flat topcoat by segment. But some areas are difficult to reach. Also, i dont apply flat topcoat on clear and gold parts. So, if that segment has these kind of thing, I will do by piece then assemble later. I normally dont apply topcoat before panel line. If you worry about crack, there is easier way to prevent. As long as you dont put panel line accent on seam line or part that having stress, It wont break. If you are not sure, just panel line before assemble. Only 2 cases that i do extra topcoat layer before panel line will be first, too flat painted part that panel line accent cant run and sink into the paint. So, it needs gloss or semi gloss topcoat before panel line. Second, enamel painted part. Because panel line accent is also enamel base. Therefore, need one layer to protect the paint before panel line. I hope this will be helpful for you. Have fun man

@@Armstudiogunplaspeedbuild This is a big help, man. Thank you!

It is just clear Matt top coat but any parts with gold or clear, I did topcoat first then assembled them later. All paints are Tamiya both acrylic and enamel for hand painting and lacquer spray can paint. Here is the list of paints Arcylic: X-25 clear green, XF-6 copper Enamel: XF-16 flat aluminum, XF-10 flat brown Lacquer(spray can): TS-21 gold, TS-33 dull red(small part on shoulders), TS-80 flat clear I didnt buy water slide decals. I just used clear stickers those came with the kit.

@@Armstudiogunplaspeedbuild is the Matt top coat the TS-80 spray can

@@tcw9ong yes it is

@@Armstudiogunplaspeedbuild I’m so sorry for asking but do you use any thinners to clean it up

@@tcw9ong yes X-20A for acrylic and X-20 for enamel

I used tamiya ts-80 flat topcoat

It took 2 weeks to finish. But I only build it when i have free time. I used art knife to clean up nub. It wont be perfect but flat topcoat will help to conceal stress mark. If you want to completely get rid of stress mark. probably need to repaint all the parts.

​@@Armstudiogunplaspeedbuild ohh i see , what brand of art knife did you use ? Tamiya ?

@@Ipannn_31 yes tamiya

Enamel: XF-16 flat aluminum, XF-10 flat brown Arcylic: X-25 clear green, XF-6 copper Enamel: XF-16 flat aluminum, XF-10 flat brown Lacquer(spray can): TS-21 gold They are all Tamiya paint

Yes i did

@@Armstudiogunplaspeedbuild can i know what kind of top coat are you using bro

@@anastaway230 tamiya ts-80 flat clear

Tamiya ts-80 flat clear

I used Tamiya accent panel line black basically, black enamel paint.

Tamiya TS-80

@@Armstudiogunplaspeedbuild Thanks

Yes exactly just like that

hello again. what is your panel liner accent? is it okay to use tamiya panel line accent directly to inner frames? i would like to follow your steps here and also ordered the spray can gold you use

im not sure of my tamiya panel accent is safe to rg sazabi inner frame.

i have the enamel tamiya panel accent by the way. thank you.

hi again i think i got the answer regarding panel accent. i read other comments. another question. i always pause your vid here, do you also top coat your inner frames? how about the mettalic paints like silver brown and gold, do you cover it by masking before applying flat top coat?

It is Kshatriya from gundam unicorn.

Came with the kit

@@Armstudiogunplaspeedbuild oh cool. You made them look good.

Tamiya and mr.hobby

@@Armstudiogunplaspeedbuild Thanks You!^^

become foggy?

@@Armstudiogunplaspeedbuild yup became foggy/frosty, did you know how to fix it ? Since it my first time using it.

@@anastaway230 the problem isn't only over sprayed. it is also humidity. If it doesn't have any decals on the part, I suggest clean the paint out and repaint it. If there are decals on the part, you probably don't wanna destroy them. So you can try these ways. If it is only foggy, you can try gloss topcoat then flat topcoat again. If it is frosty (surface already not smooth?) you probably need to sand it.

Apply topcoat after painting

Yes, flat clear paint

Arcylic: X-25 clear green, XF-6 copper Enamel: XF-16 flat aluminum, XF-10 flat brown Lacquer(spray can): TS-21 gold They are all Tamiya paint

@@Armstudiogunplaspeedbuild if you want to remove excess paint do just scrat it off with a toothpick? Or do you use a thinner?

@@Mercury_Cosmos use thinner with cotton bud

@@Armstudiogunplaspeedbuild what thinner do you recommend? (Sorry for all the questions I just want to have everything needed for brush painting)

@@Mercury_Cosmos No worries bro. it depends on type of paint you want to use. For example, if you use enamel paint so use enamel thinner.

Yes, i do.

Yes, it is.

I used Tamiya.

Mostly i used tamiya enamel paint.

@@Armstudiogunplaspeedbuild thaks for answering,you top coating first the part? because enamel can damage plastic part

Tamiya ts-21 spray can