Emuri Watches Rogue Hobbies Models Which Changed the way they Looked at Warhammer FOREVER...

Extra thin also has some creative uses. It's not uncommon to see people make "sprue goo" by dissolving a bunch of sprue into a pot to make basically gap filler for the space between parts

Oh yeah forgot if this was mentioned in the previous videos or not but louise did work for gw for some time as a graphic designer and later presenter for some of their painting tutorials and other media. The tutorials are still on the warhammer yt channel

Gundam assemble eh? Color me insterested.

My first Gunpla kit arrived and I can't wait for the weekend to start assembling it.

It seems that Rogue Hobbies is fast becoming Emuri's content bestie.

She used to work for games workshop

I went into my toolbox and got a pair of Knipex Electronic Super knips, which I think are far and away better than any hobby nippers, and even though knipex is traditionally a really expensive brand, they dont end up costing that much more than a normal pair of hobby nippers,

Also used panel lines on warhammer before, we usually use thinned oil paints, or I use the AK Interactive panel liner sometimes.

For those who wants to build their First Gunpla (Any Grade) do avoid the MG Unicorn Full Armor ver ka, it's nicknamed as the "Hand Grenade"

oh honey, finecast is awful. It's called Failcast for many reasons-the main one being that parts like staves and sword blades come in warped still on sprue.