Love it man 🎉🎉🎉

Its the blear Witch our what ?

If it reads Germany it old,west Germany before the wall,made in Germany modern

I have a Swiss stein that has a wood body that holds a green clear glass inside the body. It also has a music box that only plays while lifted to drink.

The BAVARIA STEIN LID IS OFF

The turn of the century stein he is holding has. W Germany on the bottom

Friend of mine has 11 beer steins regimental and tankard with number one on them and from west Germany mark on bottom would love to know the value of them Tim smith is the owner of them 859-630-9683 Thanks

I probably have the oldest beer stein ever made from Italy it's badass and it's for sale what do they go for

The word "Stein" just means rock or stone. As a german it really bothers me that you call it just stein..its a Steinkrug wich means stone mug. Just saying... ;)

I have one similar to the one with the holes. It also has a secret image in the bottom.

I always thought that the beer stein looked quite beautiful, and all of its different works and variations. Thank you for this video!

I have a few hundred beer steins myself, started with my Dad. And I took it to Another Level. My fav's are the antique crystal with a porcelain top painted insert.

The only Stein for me is made in Weissenburg i.b. and has Calligraphy writing.

Awesome collection. I'm jealous.

do he have musical beer steiners

His new name is Star Warzy Jack 🤣

Sometimes i just use black and brown shoe polish, wipe it on with the applicator on the bottle then use paper towels for the excess

Good tutorial but just for the record that is NOT a Gundam. It's a mobile suit from the Gundam franchise but being a mobile suit doesn't automatically make it a Gundam. It's akin to calling a Hummer or *insert generic SUV here* a "Jeep".

His image looks like a metal music fan..unfortunately , a gunpla fan..thumbs up

ive looked for hundreds of tutorials on this stuff and honestly this is the first one thats super clear and seems like its not expensive at all. im definitely gonna try this out

Sweet first part of a tutorial. Now I gotta find part two!

it's juste crazy because he is doing this and say oh it's a little 10 dollars figure and there is me living in France where figure like this cost 40 euros....and if you are not a pro you really don't wanna mess it up

What Dremel drill bit did you use? The one I have is a bit too big and I'm planning to buy one just like what you used.

nice

Thank you, I wondered about the purpose of the lids.

WARBIRDS!

Those Star Wars figures are amazing! Great episode!

Pls do a tutorial on how to do the exact same shield bruise areas on the gundam at 15:55

Ted should join Stein Collectors International to learn more about old steins.

Thanks for sharing this.

0:05 LOL

I'm going to an Anime convention in August and am going to get my first gunpla, what I really want to do is make a deep gash across the chest.

actually gundamium is from gundam wing series. uc gundam time line uses titanium

great video

very nice! very well said tutorial!

Will do Alex! I'd love to check it out one day

If your ever in Vermont come check out my beer glass corction it's way better then his collection !!!

I'm not sure if I missed it in the video... how many does he have? I have a family friend who is nearing his end with this world and he has 285 steins from Budweiser.

Great video..cant wait for the next one.very helpful!

Killer tutorial! Never thought to use a spray-bottle to speed up a wash, wow. I also never heard of the Tamiya weathering-master powder, that stuff could be a God-send if it can replace drybrushing or airbrushing weather-effects. And lastly that iron-acrylic, wow, never heard of that stuff either, awesome tips & tricks here. Thanks for uploading, this was good stuff!

Elvis is the coolest..even the name sounds amazing.

Ha! How cool is that! I still see 'em around here at my apartment-complex from time to time, wouldn't mind havin' one! Their trouble though, with those busy little grabby-hands! The goat backin up further & further chargin at the dog was hilarious! XD Thanks for sharing!

Great to see a bit of Jason Collection ,he is a cool Dude..and I'm happy he got some crazy shit from Japan..i wonder who sent to him..ha..ha!!

Akira Rocks!!some guy here in japan made a replica of the Akira bike..really cool!!! i

5:40 What!!! I've been working on a Rob/Wall-E crossover-project for a friend's game-store in Alabama a few weeks now! That's crazy! I'm calling it "Rob-E." I knew I couldn'ta been the only one that saw the likeness of the two. I gotta see that t-shirt, would make some great reference. Wayne would probly enjoy the progress on this piece, it'll be based on a working NES with R.O.B.-like features all in Wall-E format. I saw quite a few things Wayne had here that I'd never seen before, just when I thought I saw it all, wow. I can just imagine the immersion & nostalgia just walking in the room. I miss the magic of the ole' NES-days. :(

One of the best yet!!! I remember Jason bein a really nice guy, great guy, and his collection & lifestyle reflects that. This was fun to watch, and the tattoo cover-up story was hilarious. =P

Cool!! can't wait to watch the show!

Subscribed! all the best on your channel!!my full support!

For sure! Rob is a super cool guy. Thanks you for watching the show!!

Thanks for getting that quick interview with Rob Guillory. I look forward to his and his teams other projects. ^_^