Reaching the NEXT LEVEL - Flamingo Season

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Hey everyone, in this episode I'll start detailing the scratch built Combat Robot. Adding details is one of the most important steps on a project, it brings life to the model and also helps the viewer to really understand the scale of the model.
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[@BRETT74022]

Not everything has to make sense when creating these type of things. Some of the best sci-fi art and films have elements that make no sense but look aesthetically amazing. As long as it looks like it fits in with the same universe, it can work.

[@olivvcelso]

I'm so glad to watch a new video from this series! Great work as aways bro!

[@DarlingbroughModelRailway]

I love your videos! Please can you cover the priming of your models at some point... Do you use spray paint? An air brush? I'd love to see how you do it and get such a lovely clean finish on the models!

[@CutTransformGlue]

I'll try to! I do that of camera, outside.. but I'll figure it out! I use a spray can of primer and I apply it on a couple of different ways: If I'm trying to cover defects I'll do some heavy, up close passes. I usually remove the excess by light sanding it and the final coat of primer is a thin coat, sprayed from 20-30cm

[@woodlanderstudios]

Another great video! Great job! 👍👏

[@julienmeunierwolfgunnm6536]

Love what you make

[@pizzalord3n]

Ahhh the greeble phase is the best phase

[@GustavEEriksson]

It's gonna be great fun to see it painted! Also glad to see you getting some sponsors, you really deserve more subscribers!

[@scottmccloud9029]

That's awesome man.

[@stephamag]

I suggest "Sentinel Strider" as a name for the robot. Very very good job as always. You're so inspiring 🤗👋

[@CutTransformGlue]

Cool name! Thank you

[@leighharron]

Such a pleasure watching you do this. All of the collecting of greeblies then selecting individual elements is brilliant. And it’s always surprising how much the primer pulls it altogether 👍👍

[@professorludico]

Disney e Lucas Film: chamem essa fera para elaborar novos veículos para as próximas produções cinematográficas!

[@DarlingbroughSciFiBuilds]

Another excellent video! I LOVE the detailing work you do, it stands you head, shoulders and full torso above a lot of others who build models! You should seriously be building things for TV and film! Its amazing work!

[@cerisekappes580]

I’m getting more and more excited watching this build! This robot is going to be amazing!!!

[@jerrybailey5797]

Incredible amount of detailing. Really amazing standard of model building 👍

[@goatmealcookies7421]

Amazed by your creativity and ability to actualize your vision!

[@puerquitoDeSatanas]

The goddam algorithm keeps hiding your videos from me!!! It is horrible! Your channel deserve so much views!. BTW have you think in doing a colab with kallamity or some other creator?! Your work is amazing hermano, keep the great work

[@sushimandaddi]

Absolutely get a lathe!!! I really don't think you'll regret getting a small one!

[@rajendramalakiya2867]

Hey ,sir can we make money by building this type of models? If yes, then how?

[@KitGW]

Its looking really good, dude. But please please put some toes on the robot's feet. The feet are so small at the moment and you already have three small cylinders on each foot exactly where the toes could attach.

[@MrFederation]

What are the inspirations behind the robots/mechs you build?

[@sergeigen1]

when you show a zoomed in shot, we can see your fingers are full of tiny cuts and overall damage, the sign of a scratch builder lol, nice!

[@makhnosrope3802]

I know you just put a lot of effort into the radar dish but I think it would look amazing with a dome over the radar piece!

[@krzysztofmathews738]

Glad to see this. I am actually about to order some of the 'ABS- like' printer resin myself, as it would be good to make pieces that are a bit more resilient for cutting and reshaping.

[@auoro]

omg if you speed the video to 1.5 your voice make sense, great work keep it up.

[@ThereandBackaKen]

Looking amazing... love that you always show how you rework solutions to find the best ones!

[@randomenvelope]

First robot is still cooler

[@Djkold]

TIGHT!