Gunpla TV’s 72 episode is somewhat bittersweet but we still take the time to show you one monstrous Gundam and one blinged out Gundam. Kits featured in this video: – 1/144 HGUC MSN-001 Delta Gundam – 1/48 MEGA SIZE MODEL Gundam AGE-2 Normal – 1/100 MG Gundam AGE-1 Titus – 1/144 HG Genoace II
50! 50! 50! Gunpla TV celebrates its 50th episode by giving stuff away! This episode we announce the winners to the “I love Gunpla TV” facebook contest, have some fun, and look back at 50 episodes of what it is we have been doing here. Now let’s do another 50 episodes! In this episode: – Dragon Ball Z Jigsaw Puzzle 1000pcs: Jungle Drive – Kiki’s Delivery Jigsaw ...
As previewed in Episode 40, the new segment starring Plamo Newbie Ryan is featured in this episode as well as a continuation of Scott’s resurrecting of Boss Builds. And Syd gets to play around with the MG 00 Raiser! In this episode: – 1/500 Space Battleship Yamato – BB Wing Gundam EW – 1/2400 Tokyo Sky Tree – 1/100 MG 00 Raiser And help Scott choose which kit he will ...
We decided to shake things up a little bit with Gunpla TV with the introduction of a new segment on the show and just as we were sitting down to film it we were interrupted and things took an unexpected turn. Leave a comment below, what do you want HLJ’s President Scott to build? In this episode: – It’s a secret. We cannot tell you which one just yet. You’ll have to watch ...
Here’s the second half of our feature on the Thousand Sunny, a Bandai plastic model of the famous ship from the One Piece anime. In this episode we look at the sails, rigging, and more of those enormous decals! In this episode: – Thousand Sunny
Giant fighting robots that aren’t Gundam? Yes, they exist and Kotobukiya makes a lot of them. In this episode we take a kit from one of Kotobukiya’s more popular mecha lines, Armored Core, and show you what it is all about. Being a snap-fit plastic model kit there are lots of similarities between Armored Core and Gundam kits but there are some aspect unique to Kotobukiya that we though...
In this episode of Gunpla TV we look at not one, but two sections. Not only do we show the PG Strike Freedom’s head complete with LED, but also the unique design and assembly of the hands right down to the individual finger sections which reminds us, once again, why this is a Perfect Grade. In this episode: – 1/60 Perfect Grade Strike Freedom Gundam – 1/100 MG Deathscythe Hell E...
As we approach the end of the 2010 we thought we would take a look back at the year that was for Gundam model kits. Bandai was true to form and unleashed a large amount of product this past year, even more than normal as part of their Gunpla 30th Anniversary so, while we can’t show you every Gundam model kit Bandai brought out in 2010 we can definitely show you some highlights. This video ...
Here it is ladies and gentlemen. It’s our 20th episode, and to show our appreciation to our viewers, we are celebrating by giving stuff away! That’s right. Free Gunpla! Everyone has a chance to win one of two of the newest Master Grade, the QAN[T]! Here are the rules: 1) Watch the 20th Episode of Gunpla TV. 2) Answer the question asked at the end of the show (and in text below). 3) ...
The decals took a long time. There are so many and they are so small it is a battle of attrition. Some of them need to be modified if you want your RG to look like the Shizuoka Gundam. As that is what I wanted my RG RX-78-2 to look like I would need to put the Real Grade onto a base. Luckily for me, I picked up an SD Real Gundam project kit at the Shizuoka Gundam site which meant I already had a ...
With all sections of the Real Grade RX 78 2 completed I turned my attention to the panel lining phase. If you haven’t seen the Real Grade up close you might not know the amount of panel lines this thing comes molded with. It’s amazing that Bandai could put this many lines of this size on this kit. But how to bring them out? I turned to the September issue of Dengeki Hobby magazine ...
When starting on the arms the first thing you have to do is take the flexible frame apart. But don’t throw anything away! What you have to do is pull the top part of the frame off. This part is actually going to be used in the assembly of the shield later on so keep that piece handy. Very ingenious of Bandai if you ask me. This will leave you with the arm frame which, much like the leg frame...