Name: MegaSize RX-78-2 Gundam (Unbox & Review)
Uploaded: 2020-03-10T07:24:06.000Z
Duration: 16 min 24 s
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They're going to take a look at them boxing interview here of the mega sized model Rx 782 Gun on.

This is the kid that started off the mega sized line and I've kind of already reviewed this.

I did unboxing interview of the clear color version of this a couple of years ago.

But I recently picked this up and we're gonna do a tutorial series.

I'm not tutorial on a work in progress series on how to fix the seam lines, how to paint this up and all that.

So because this is just kind of the standard version of this, can I figure I should do this Some sort of just simple review of this?

Get here first before we get into working on it.

So I'm gonna take a look at this here, around on the box are you can see a really cool picture of the kid there.

I love the mega size kids just because of how detailed they are.

As you guys know, they're pretty simple in their construction, But I have a lot of service detail and they look really nice when they're all painted up.

Coming in at 375 millimeters, or 37.5 centimeters tall, it's going to be very largely Zehr 1 48 Scales is the largest scale that band I makes.

Generally, there are a couple of model kits I know that are a little bit larger, but we won't really count those because they're not really actually look in production or anything.

So take a look around other sides here, the size, the box Pretty much the same thing.

We haven't a little bit of action post there with the kind of firing beam rifle on the bottom side of the box year.

It's just got information about this now.

These are meant to be no tools required so that they're kind of like S tickets going to snap the parts off the runners pretty easily.

But I still would recommend using nippers anyway, just so you don't mess up your hearts at all, you don't need any adhesive.

0.3 is that it comes with this little mini magazine inside, which gives you some helpful tips and advice for doing some painting and modification to the kit 0.4 over here, talking about how you kind of like slap the runners together in order to build certain parts of the kids.

It does come with a part of separator there, which you can use for separating the parts from the runners.

So on the number of the parts, like on the runner, you have like part number five there, but next to the number has a little symbol there and shows you which part of the kit that part is for, so it doesn't really have not really necessarily mean you're following the manual anyway.

Over here, I think, is just highlighting the fact that the for the most part is pretty color accurate.

Old standard colors, including the 0.8 is also one of the really great points.

But the mega sized line is that it actually does come with some water slide decals as well, so that's really awesome.

Just showing you a couple different poses that you can do with the kid does include the beam Sabres as well on the beams, super effective parts.

How it looks to compared to 1 44 scale kid.

And then, once again, the sample builds from the little mini magazine that's included inside the list price for this kid coming in at 7800 yen.

So inside you can see we got all the parts there.

You got the waterslide decals right there on top is all about a huge runner.

But at least you got some of the main markings there for the Ark 72.

Gun them and we'll go through all the runners in a moment.

But first, let's just take a look at what we've got included here.

Paper wise, this is the mini magazine which I was talking about, so it's kind of a two sided on one side.

This is the hobby Japan side and on the other side, if you go the opposite way, this is the den geeky hobbies side Now in the hubby Japan side, it's gonna give you just like general tips, how to cut the parts cleanly off runners.

You don't have no marks and all that how to remove no marks, giving you kind of 1 to 3 technique.

They're cutting a little bit off first and then cutting it clean off second.

So that's typically what I do Well, for my number, rule technique and how to apply.

There's a nice big reference photo there.

This one is painted no and then in the next page how you can add some cool details here.

But it's drilling into the end of beam saber and adding that little wire detail by just adding a little piece of little brass around there.

Probably just end up doing that's easy enough little modification you can do to that.

We also got a couple of tips in here for steam line rubble here on the shoulder armor by cutting the apart in a little bit different way.

So talk about that again, Maurin the work in progress down here as well for the seam line on the foot, and then do some painting by painting the panels and little, slightly different colors.

You get that cool effect RG style effect there with the painting of that over here, just some small little details that you can add to the backpack.

Well, I'll just use this kind of as a guide for my work in progress.

Video will just maybe tried to apply a lot of these suggested techniques to my work on purpose on my builds that we can.

I'll be able to show you these techniques so I'll check this out in more detail and we'll demonstrate all of the S in the work in progress video after this.

So in the end, here is just to look at their painted sample build there.

Here on the next page is a couple more photos of that just different black background there.

You got some nice big photo references for that.

Now, if we go to the opposite side in the den Vicky hobby silo.

You've got some tips for just doing the panel lining and just using you gonna markers there for aligning pretty simple technique there and then step to just flat coast.

If you want to, just just bring out the detail, give it a coat, a flat coat that's always so you're going to be a good way to make the most out of the kit with the least amount of effort like that.

Use the gun on weathering markers to make some kind of streaking effects.

And that on here again, just kind of the basics of just some simple weathering techniques using markers and all that for this around making, like chipping around on the hands using a silver marker like that.

You could do all that, and it would be kind of the finished result of doing that.

Just some pen aligning, a little bit of weathering on that on Justin topcoat.

But then we get into real tight color, and this is what we're gonna do with minus is what I want to do with my kid.

I wanna paint up in real type colors, and it won't be exactly like this.

They've gone for a like a super de saturated look for the real type color scheme.

For this, I don't want to have it that be saturated.

You can barely tell that screens kind of meant to have some green sections on there doesn't really quite look at what you've got a bunch of nice reference photos for that.

So this is will be kind of the general look that I'll be going for with my bill.

But the colors will very slightly get idea of that.

So I want to pick this up in real type colors.

There's some nice sample photos of it, and that's it for this.

We just have the manual here is gonna be pretty standard.

There's not really too much to see in this kind of your standard gunplay manual.

Actually, the manual is all in full color, so that's cool.

And for the first couple steps, just make sure you follow the instructions carefully because there is a bit confusing.

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