Local Japanese Man Creates His First Waifu Robot

[@tiagogoncalves1135]

Dropping parts. A common process of building gunpla. Be thankful they didnt disappear into another dimension as it sometimes happens when you drop them.

[@primecoconut4204]

Tiago Gonçalves also thank Him for good eyesight :)

[@campkira]

Every-time.

[@ashchisalleh1454]

Ah that happen .

[@Anugrah_Amriza]

Karma Death i feel you right there

[@deathserpent9747]

god forbid you have husky ass carpet

[@thousandteardrops7844]

Warning : never get into this hobby. Reason : There is no turning back once you get in

[@kinghobbgoblin]

Ima do it

[@dragondojima]

Ima do it

[@nocturnal5eyedmoth151]

I'm going to buy some anime figures when I go to Japan

[@YaBoiIvan]

I 100% agreed, once you get into it...THERE’S NO TURNING BACK...

[@tommasocapobianco2266]

Yes just a week with no building could turn me into a depressed bitch

[@polish_filipino]

7:16 It's obvious he must of bit the pantsu on instinct _How cultured of him_

[@elysahatestostudy9364]

Must've*

[@petemadrona2252]

You, my kabayan, are everywhere. And I'm not at all mad.

[@medstudentonspeed966]

Did you just tried to make a Kaguya sama meme? *How cute*

[@Osama-KIN_TMZ01]

*So that is the power of Pantsu Instinct.*

[@Justasbeeee]

kung nakakasalita ka ng tagalog i respect you

[@xiaorishu]

Now I can imagine how much time my cousin must've spent to build his gundam collection xD

[@regusion6366]

It’s like hundredfold the time with custom builds

[@roarexbeabbyel5148]

It depends.. HG kits are relatively easy

[@guillermotrace4391]

you all prolly dont give a damn but does someone know a method to log back into an Instagram account..? I was dumb lost the login password. I would love any tricks you can offer me.

[@arthurlayne6350]

@Guillermo Trace instablaster :)

[@nine_tails137]

You want Gunpla tips? 1. use model kit paint, and Paint thinner for panel lining. Sure it's a little messy, but the lines won't fade away compared to Gunpla markers. 2. Paint any parts that aren't properly painted, while they're still in the frames. it's a lot easier to paint them that way, over already being attached. 3. use a mat finish to protect it from Dust(This is optional BTW) 4. make sure your model is away from sunlight(I made that mistake with my MG Strike Freedom full Burst Mode Model, and now the rods for the Funnels have become brittle). 5. if your model has any stiff joints, use a toothpick and some dish soap to lubricate the joints(I did that with my Omnimon model kit's knee joint and it worked great).

[@sirBrouwer]

and don't forget to use a tray underneath if you don't like a scavenger hunt every time you dropped some.

[@blitzmustang1588]

Sanding......

[@Ballsdeep-xs5ls]

Instructions unclear. I currently have runner F stuck up my ass.

[@sileondoesthings]

Also I would recommend getting a hobby knife, sanding stick, sand paper, mold line remover, and or all of the above to help removing your nub marks

[@treylee5896]

Besides helping Naruto save the ninja world Kurama is also a Gunpla hobbyist in his free time.

[@Mastermind8908]

"I might possibly end up making more of these..." Ladies and Gentlemen... we got him.

[@regusion6366]

Mastermind8908 That was basically my plan all along when I mentioned it in his streams

[@theblackreaper4395]

From the title, I thought that this would be Joey ranting about some actual humanoid robot waifu that a local Japanese man built..

[@udbhavshrivastava]

That should be a sign of how much we expect from a japanese man XD

[@deathserpent9747]

but jobby doesn't do gunpla

[@ohno7555]

Same...

[@Aoskar95]

It’s just a question of time

[@FrenchDinosaur]

Well, I though it was a news flash.

[@gobblin3306]

Man struggles to bring his waifu fro 2d to 3d the video

[@shironasama0445]

I see he is a man of culture as well.

[@isaacj.7989]

Yes growing up with the bionicle of course

[@elemomnialpha]

Nah, he didn't get Gourai

[@zhaclinarkal6478]

Nah, he didn't get baselard

[@selinnazsur2328]

I'm your 666th like lol

[@ian-ob5ht]

rapthalia everywhere

[@Daitomodachi]

Nice you're getting into Frame Arm Girls model kits.Try the Hresvelgr next if you want a fun time...actually if you want crippling depression.

[@thatmotivatedchris6749]

Building a white glint kit is soooo much better ( *painful* ) experience :)

[@partyrock4144]

Doesn’t hresvelgr have some of the most brittle plastic?

[@staples.]

@@partyrock4144 -nooooo-

[@aguywholikeshimself5330]

Sorry 1950s people, I rather have waifu technology than flying cars.

[@hanim1001]

What about waifus flying in flying cars? Get the best of both Worlds

[@ab-oj9wv]

@@hanim1001 Why not go all the way ? Waifus that *are* flying cars themselves ?

[@BellowDGaming]

With Robot Waifu's they can fly you through work or school

[@archangelmia4971]

Meow

[@shouter3374]

We have Elon to do both

[@theguy3851]

Be sure the nub marks are gone (the little marks that are left of pieces after cutting them), I recommend using sandpaper to sand them out of existence, or you could use the model cutter (not recommended for beginners).

[@Azurite_D]

You know Joey is a man of culture because he grew up with bionicles

[@MrAwesome1105]

a man of culture indeed. besides Bionicles the closest thing ive done similar to this video is zoids.

[@MrAwesome1105]

also zoids on toonami way back was the shit

[@thrillhouse4151]

Bionicles RULE

[@6th_Army]

Bioncles still a thing? Wow, I haven't touch that in over a dacade.

[@naomiiwatts442]

Douglas Tang ikr

[@zendokii7922]

Why did you borrow pewds' camera for half the video?

[@magic_master8936]

Wait, I don’t get it!

[@sephykyun]

1995: in 2019 there will be flying cars 2019:

[@zaleww5824]

2019: Who needs flying cars when there is flying waifus?

[@evo683]

They had these in 1995, maybe if less elaborate

[@zotaninoron3548]

Man, I'm still waiting for my Space Odyssey. On the plus side, no Skynet yet.

[@sirBrouwer]

@@zotaninoron3548 Skynet yet. you mean no Google?

[@luigius8590]

Wow we are in 2019 already?

[@sileondoesthings]

I would recommend trying some of the newer HG or MG Gunpla model kits. One of the best new HG model kits out there is the HG Moon Gundam. Also quick tip, Frame arms girl are actually based of the Frame arms line by Kotobukiya, which is entirely separate from Gundam. Gunpla is made by Bandai, while megami device, FA, and FA girl is made by Kotobukiya. Sorry if that kinda came off as pretentious or “UM ACTUALLY?!”, not trying to be! Glad to see you getting into the hobby man, hope to see you build more! I’ve been building for over 2 years now and I have between 120-150 Gunpla.

[@Dreweful]

I used to love seeing all the gunpla boxes in the supermarket when I was little. I was given a gunpla once as a present, and I loved it so much. It was not just a toy; it is a set of challenges on whether I am capable of understanding the structure despite the language barrier, whether my hands and fingers are nimble enough to manipulate the parts, whether I am focused enough to sit for hours constructing. The end result is a beauty -- cool robots which structures I understood in depth. I was proud of the result of my work, and I remember it vividly that I thought it was the best robot ever -- and I built it. People may think differently on their value of gunpla but for each their own. It served as a starting point for me in the love of learning and creating and art in my childhood, and although I haven't build gunpla over a decade, the excitement is still there. Thanks gundam

[@dimitrilium3912]

When after 3 hours of hard work you realize the main camera focus is on the background.

[@sirBrouwer]

no the camera was starting to overheat. e even said so it in the video.

[@chirayu5732]

Love how the camera focused everything except joey.

[@travisandfreddy2176]

Joey: I dont watch naruto *Surprised sasuke face*

[@alexnguyen5798]

for some reason i thought the title said "local japanese man creates his first waifu robot while eating ghost pepper"

[@goodmafiatr3530]

Alex Nguyen gigguk intensifies

[@alexnguyen5798]

@@goodmafiatr3530 "she's got sticky finger xP why am i making a jojo reference?!?!"

[@otaking3582]

That would certainly make this video more painful to watch, although I'm just wondering how the hell you saw "while eating ghost peppers"

[@aisekrem3216]

*breaths in* MA BOI GIGGUK

[@johnnywu8708]

Apply the stickers to the pieces before you connect them to other parts. Make sure you use tweezers and a toothpick to apply the stickers, because the adhesives aren't too strong. Toothpicks are better for the smaller stickers (stick the sticker to the tip of the toothpick, just enough stickiness for things to work out). For the larger stickers, using either is fine. The last thing I'd say is to just take your time cutting each piece. It'll reduce the amount off leftover chunks. If there is still some leftover, you can shave them off with the nail file on regular nail clippers. Be careful not to shave into the piece itself and you'll do fine.

[@fariday96]

yep that right but for frame arms girl the sticker is a little bit hard cause u need to submerged it in water for like 10second then apply it to the kit and its called water slide decal, but mate its a really good tips u just said .

[@johnnywu8708]

@@fariday96 I never knew about that. I can see how those will be really complicated though. Since you're having the decal in water, it's probably difficult to get it out without messing it up.

[@fariday96]

@@johnnywu8708 yeah u right man hahaha

[@notmarz4227]

Every furniture from IKEA be like

[@naiknaik8812]

But when you finish em them they don't look so hot

[@dacqw628]

I mean, your not wrong

[@melko-]

I mean, *yor* not wrong

[@arcanecyan8846]

Joey: Im going to build a frame arm for my first build Gundam fans: So you have chosen death

[@QuinnyOnMain]

honestly the issue isn't him choosing a frame arms girl for his first kit the issue is him referring to that frame arms girl as a gunpla, and directly saying "a waifu version of a gundam" to describe the character even though the box literally says phantasy star online 2 on the box

[@yurikuki]

You should do more of these. It's actually very relaxing. Great content as always!

[@Hexra_]

Very relaxing for him too, as I can tell from his reactions

[@mohddanialakmal2781]

And addictive. Once u finished building one, you would feel really empty and will always have the urge to buy them more..

[@regusion6366]

YES JOEY YOU FINALLY DECIDED TO LEARN BUILDING!!! I was the one who really recommended Gunpla to him through his Twitch channel Remember to file away the nub marks cos they can be REALLY ugly You can also twist out the polycaps from their runner, doesn’t require cutting It is a must to use a tweezer for stickers and possibly parts separation The reason why some parts need force is because those parts are usually the ones that need to be tight in order to support the weight for the model kit My first kit was a clear color HG Gundam Exia, but just like you were not proud with the first few videos of your KZbinr career, looking back, I’m not exactly proud of that build since the things is now in pieces...

[@jkud3332]

First Re:Zero Season 2 and now man who creates a robot waifu? *2019 is now my newest friend*

[@twolittletoots4009]

2020 is gonna be my friend when JoJo Part 6 anime comes

[@ejay5990]

2020 is going to be my new friend when the Evangelion 3.0 + 1.0 Movie releases

[@draydenazura219]

two little toots ew jojo

[@twolittletoots4009]

@@draydenazura219 ew attention grabber

[@w0rstart1st5]

@@draydenazura219 did you just say "ew" to this great anime?

[@glizzygladiator7703]

13:00 "so we got her a stand" is that a john john's whacky escapade reference?

[@badanzlordofchromosomes823]

No, its a ja ja's extremely strange odyssey

[@kevin850406]

Juan Juan Being Erotic

[@natsume-hime2473]

Don't you mean Gigi's Peculiar Experience?

[@RichelleLynn13]

Jos weird erotic nightmare

[@jialechen5831]

Jonathon Jonathon extreme journey

[@ForgedHorizons]

Him-Says there are a lot of runners Me-PTSD from my PG Unicorn and Banshee which literally have more than the whole alphabets worth of runners. And the Psycho Zaku Ver Ka.

[@joew1316]

Thats the one grade i havent done because of the sheer craziness they are

[@lordofthegeese7258]

I'm saving up money and waiting for the right time to do a PG. I don't know which one to do... I'm looking at either the RX-78-2, Astray Red Frame, or Exia (Lighting). Any suggestions?

[@lorenztiu4540]

@@lordofthegeese7258 I would say the Exia.

[@ForgedHorizons]

@@lordofthegeese7258 well personally I think the Astray looks garbage. Always thought it has. The exia is a great build but the suit has always irked me as being a little... idk off... most 00 suits do. The RX-78-2 is a classic. Though I'd personally go for the Gundam MK II since I prefer the look.

[@KairiKurosaki]

MG Wing Zero Gundam was my PTSD and I almost lost some tiny parts here and there...

[@arkofsoul5113]

Friendly tip use a file on the parts where u cut them to make them look nicer my first was a failure so u did better then me

[@regusion6366]

arkofsoul Nah fam. Cut the parts with a little bit of nub attached, use a hobby knife to cleanly cut off the nub (which is basically what he did), and use a sanding stick to sand down the area

[@regusion6366]

Actually he already did the knife part by using a penknife (not realy appropriate, but at least he had an idea) Generally we cannot expect much from one’s first build. It’s a stepping stone for a newbie if he/she decides to make it a long hobby

[@sponge260]

@@regusion6366 at least he doesn't have to paint them like airfix kits

[@markandrewvelascocastelo9391]

You can use just the sanding tool like sanding stick sand paper or a file but the rule is use some different grit or it well look rough i recommend 600 to 800 to 2000

[@phillow22]

says he will finally build gunpla - starts with a kotobukiya frame arms girl kit ... jokes aside, HE IS BUILDING PLA MODELLS :D

[@Macha76]

Great job! I LOVE doing Gundam model kits. I find it somewhat therapeutic. Totally down for live streaming while you're working on one, that'd be fun!

[@ragefury1817]

Joey: bites panties Waifu: 12:46

[@imarock.7662]

As a long time Gunpla builder, I feel his pain. This was how I felt when I built my first Gunpla. I was not having a good time at all. Lol

[@Slackmaniac]

My fave Anime Man participating in one of my fave hobbies. Couldn't ask for a better video today!

[@greyborg3846]

I'm proud of you, Joey. I hope you had fun in the end. Personally, I love building Gunpla. If you do decide to get into it a little more I would recommend familiarizing yourself with how to clean the small bits of plastic left on the parts from the runners, the nubs. My lazy modeling tip, invest in a big pack of multicolored sharpies. Use a close color matching sharpie to color over the discolorations left from the nubs, wait one or two seconds, and then scrub off the sharpie with a cloth. This is an easy way to make your kits more presentable, good enough for me anyway.

[@brianb815]

Cool, I have 15 Frame Arms Girls, and yeah they take a minuet to do. It helps to have an Exacto knife to remove the 'flash', and to build the arms and legs at the same time, and not as separate steps, and also once you build one, they are pretty much all the same, so it's easer.

[@MrFlunkorg]

"flash" is access plastic from improper casting. What you're referring to is called "nubs".

[@TheCaptainsAntics]

It's satisfying watching someone have the exact same experience of making their first Gunpla.

[@Aryaarc1]

Let me sum up the video for you: TheAnimeMan presents "make your robot waifu, you weebs". Featuring - Your boi saying snippy - snippy, which sounds like a pokémon cry. Taking hours just to find parts. Complaining how small the parts are. Fast forwarding 80% of video and putting subtitles for you subtitle elitists. Getting frustrated. Questioning his "yaoi hands". Making terrible jokes. Question his existence. Regrets.Meme-ing himself. Meme faces. Choosing hands. Biting on plastic robo-panties. Drinking water. Singing the world famous "naruto opening". Shameless begging for good old sponsors & a new thing to stream. Bonus: Aki in the background

[@777ved]

Let me sum up your life for you: Trash.

[@inactiveaccount2437]

Congratulations on your first model kit building Anime Man! I'm glad you liked the Frame Arms Girl series!

[@patricija4179]

When God gives weeb a brain.

[@Al.J_02]

It'd be better if neither existed.

[@ShadowZZZ]

@@Al.J_02 welp, we know (atleast I do) that one of them doesnt exist, and its not the weeb. for clarification, read intellectual books from hitch, dawkins and harris (or watch youtube lectures/speeches of them)

[@sirBrouwer]

@@ShadowZZZ it's the brain. isn't it. Yes the leg of brain can be a challenge.

[@iriszeldaana]

ShadowZZZ mild r/iamverysmart

[@beaniejammer]

Looking good! Always good to have more people in the hobby! The main tip I would recommend is cutting a bit off the gate of the runner (frame) so that the nubs are still attached to the part so you can cut if more cleanly off with a hobby knife or file it off so that way nub marks/stress marks aren't too noticeable, sanding the marks too help to make the marks less disable too. It's not the easiest hobby to get into (I would say I'm still a beginner, have built about 13 Gunpla) but you notice that you get much better over time, so it's quite rewarding. Anyways, enjoyed the video, keep up the good work!

[@ceeme03]

Frame arms girls aren't Gunpla my dude. They're bushijoxmechina kit based on frame arms (not gundam). But it's ok that you aren't in the know, we all have to start somewhere. Welcome to the plastic crack addiction! *edit* Also thanks for sharing the hobby, if one person goes away wanting to try it after seeing this I'll be happy.

[@jezzlepops7186]

Well done on keeping your patience! I've not played with gunpla but it reminds me of warhammer figures. Main difference is the need for glue and paint. My friend just started a very detailed looking red and gold gundam and he's already looking ahead and giving parts a coat of paint to make it extra nice looking. Like the gold wasn't shiny enough so he's painted over all the gold parts. Some of the red pieces were scruffy looking so he's gone over those aswell. He's also painting details on, rather than using the decals if they're not suitable for his vision. I think he also has a file handy for those annoying wee nubs that sometimes get left after cutting a piece out of the grid. I can't wait to see how it turns out!

[@codyp49]

Joey: References Bionicle Me: *"R E E E E E E E E"*

[@MasterShadow131]

Now I want to see you build a Mastergrade Gundam, the spraying and everything xD You'd most likely get tired of it and do it in more than one session.

[@JC-jz6rx]

I got 5 ads on this video Enjoy that sweet sweet money Joey you deserve it edit: holy shit 3 hours?? editing has reached supreme levels

[@blitzmustang1588]

My 1/100 freedom Gundam take 3 days to finish

[@Botan_Katou]

I love Gunpla. My first one was a very cheap China-rip-off-quality model of the Wing Gundam back when I was a preteen. I try to buy any of the Gunpla of Gundams I like, but atm, I don't got any more room for them so most are sitting in my closet until I either move out, or buy a bigger display case. I'm not some super pro, but I'd like to think I'm a casual pro. If that's a thing, lmao. But great job on your first Gunpla! Some tips I'd recommend: -Buy a self-repairing cutting mat. They'll save your table tops from any scratches. -When you cut a piece off the runner (the grid thing), cut it off on the pegs, not right against the piece. -Use an x-acto knife/chisel to cut the peg off the piece for a cleaner look (no tiny nubs/bumps showing, just make sure you use the mat, as you don't want to cut your finger by accident). -Some people have said you can use some very fine sandpaper to clean the piece off as well, but I'm too lazy for that.

[@testosteronetom7366]

Joey: *Opens box* Oh god its one of these me: You fool, you fell victim to one of the classic blunders

[@Salwarusla]

i think you're doing a pretty good job there. my first gunpla or plastic model is old hg gundam wing from my father in childhood time, my worst case as my first gunpla is i using scissor to cutting it and big cutter to smooth it, because no one to teach me, and no internet to watch tutorial. some little tips 1/ if you didnt have any plastic cutting nipper, you can use nail clipper (it good if it brand new) use art /pen knife to remove nubs cleanly, and sanding with smooth sand paper if you want smooth it. 2/ if there some hard snap fit, you can use pen knife/cutter to loose it or use art/mini drill carefully so you didnt loose it to much and you cant do anything too much. 3/ if its became little loose you can use clear finger nails or instant glue with ear cotton bud to put in on male snap fits and wait to dry.

[@SyoaranBarker]

0:48 You say that with pride! Bionicle was/is great!

[@QuinnyOnMain]

that's not Gunpla, that's general Plamo

[@maxlarsson9841]

”So we’ve got her a stand. So now she can do poses and stuff” Holy shit is that a jojo reference?

[@ijustwantedtocommentbutnow526]

The only thing I have learned from building gundams and other figures is that it is not hard to build. The reason people say it is hard and difficult are the people who choose to hand paint the model instead of using the stickers. The photo of the model itself on the manual is always a painted one, which looks a lot better than just stickers.

[@krownoxraven9829]

He finally lost his Gundam Virginity

[@Crainshaw83]

12:23 REEEEEEEEEEEEEE THE NUBS MARKKK REEEEEEEEEEE, YOU ARE SUPOOSED TO SAND THESE REEEEEEEEEEEEEE

[@sapphicquartz]

Sorry thats not a gundam... im sorry... thats a frame arm "another mech plamo set" gunpla are made by bandai. PS love ur vids

[@cameronsmiljan9374]

He said that at the beginning of the video lol

[@choqmiinty5132]

My bro, made me look for a comment like this

[@retsel_sy]

No, Joey, I think you did everything right, from: - Snipping the pieces and having them fly off to oblivion - dropping the pieces off accidentally - try really hard to force the pieces together - trying to find the correct runner - throwing away the runner only to pick it up to make sure that you really got all the pieces in it The only step I think you missed was - connecting the parts only to find out that another piece should go in between them, so you need to try and pry them on another

[@ballisticriot6082]

*So is it safe to lewd that Waifu-Bot?*

[@sapphicquartz]

Probably not, ur creation ur daughter

[@elemomnialpha]

There are better Waifu bots to lewd

[@ballisticriot6082]

@@elemomnialpha android 18 ;)

[@ashchisalleh1454]

Always. They really to make. For... Science.

[@naiknaik8812]

yes

[@AAAAnca]

as a casual gunpla straight builder (meaning i don't modify stuff apart from what's given from the box), i'd say getting a proper nippers for plastic model building is a massive QoL buff for your plastic model building experience. having pen cutter for backup for the tinier pieces is also a good idea.

[@leighmercadokfphrdept.2197]

I wish in the distant future, we finally have a robot waifu like from Chobits

[@kamiamaya]

Nice job! That went way better than my first gunpla kit back in the 90s lol Tips: Open all the runners and lay them out in alphabetical order. Might cut down on some time.Don't cut too close to the part when cutting it off the runner, it could stress the plastic and cause a discoloration. Use xato/utility knife to get rid of the plastic "nib" on the part, or even sandpaper.And uh, have fun. If you're getting frustrated or it's taking too long, walk away and do something else for a bit.

[@vmmd8229]

Unboxing and Assembling? What's more it's Frame Arm Gurl?? Yipee

[@hakalakalaka0.963]

never done gunpla, but when I was in like middle and high school I used to build model cars. It's the same kind of thing as this but takes even longer and is messier since you have to paint and glue everything. Then if you're a special kind of crazy you can even put bare metal foil on to simulate chrome trim, put in upholstery, make your own wiring and hoses for the engine, etc etc

[@arielvega2712]

This whole episode of Joey complaining is me during a test.

[@arcanecyan8846]

5:06 Joey: this part is fucken tiny Me(build the rg astray gold frame) : You haven't seen shit

[@kuruni-kun3340]

Looks like Zero Two from Darling in the franxx

[@randomplayer8797]

Exactly what I thought too!

[@hermitpurple2640]

*these uncultured swines...*

[@randomplayer8797]

@@hermitpurple2640 (Throws in kiss of death)

[@Gabosamu]

Hahahaha welcome to the hobby! You were lucky that the first part that flew off didn´t made it to the "scalemodel parts black hole"

[@william160833]

No painting required?! Wow, they truly have evolved.

[@herlianasusanto6816]

But still some colors missing

[@GENeralGremory]

Pro Tip: use an x-acto knife for cutting the parts, it's easier that way, or so my friends say at least... also they did mention that it gives "precision" on the cutting, I've seen them do it on a Gundam/Gunpla build, and it was really clean, they also told me that cutters are not really an alternative for x-acto knives, since the knives are sharper.

[@imbored8649]

Thank you for writing this! I rewatched the video and honestly, Joey should never have used a box cutter for this model kit. Box cutters are just horrible for cutting and cleaning nubs. They're too chunky and aren't completely sharp, hence why they are only used for cutting boxes. He should have invested in x-acto knives for better results. Plus, they're also cheap and affordable at places like Hobby Lobby and local model kit shops. And Imma be honest, as successful as Joey thought he was after completing the build, the nubmarks that he left on the build are just painfully unbearable to see. I know he was casually building this one, but it wouldn't hurt to put in the extra effort to make the figure look better by cleaning away the nubs.

[@arthesian]

I have never tried Gunpla myself before, but after watching this I might consider it :P

[@Maxemillian_X]

I was also curious about what the big deal is with Gunpla, so I bought a cheap set when I was in Japan last fall. It was a Gundam: Iron Blooded Orphans Barbatos Lupus. I put it together on my day off and it was such a zen experience. Now I want to build more. Specifically the Unicorn Gundam.

[@dragazecxj]

Frame Arm Girls sales boosted the next day

[@elemomnialpha]

Please no, I like being able to get them cheap because they're somewhat obscure

[@rinlen002]

Quick tip for you: Frame Arms Girls are fully compatible with any of Kotobukiya's Modeling Support Goods accessories along with the weapons from Little Armory. And I know nobody asked, but Frame Arms Girl has an anime and it is on Crunchyroll.

[@duchi882]

*When you're single* and had to make your own waifu

[@adrunkzebra6095]

Dis boy should have started with some haropla. And get some damn sand paper!

[@ridho2000]

here the tips: 1. get decent model kit tools. mainly side-cutter and pen knife/ hobby knife, u can add sand paper if u really want to get best result. all cost u bout 10$ 2. setting up ur runner aka. that sheet of parts. arrange it like book shelf alphabetly. 3. cutting matt gonna safe ur parts from running around when cutting out from runner 4. lastly get some varnish. it help to cover "toys"-like looks

[@ninosanjaya]

Joey FYI, there is an Anime of Frame Arms Girls!

[@D4rkn3ss2000]

Nino Sanjaya and is kinda decent imo. I love mecha girls !! ^^

[@campkira]

It a new one just come out.

[@ashchisalleh1454]

Gourai best girl!!

[@Shinkikitori]

the nub marks mentally pain me

[@Anugrah_Amriza]

Me as a Gundam Builder: B-but that's not a Gunpla Joey, it's a F.A.G. (Frame Arms Girl) which is a model kit of a mecha girl made by Kotobukiya (obvious 😆) and when i was a few minutes in and saw Joey cut a part of the F.A.G. and the part springs out of the runner ( i feel you man, i lost so many goddamn parts when that happened) don't forgot the file/sandpaper since you need to sand down the nubmarks/cut marks. Advice: when you bought a model kit and you feel like you waste money for it. *Man Up* because you bought it and you should build it *OR* ask your friend which is already a better builder than you (sometimes reccomended depending if your friend wants to build it for you or not) And answers to Joey's question: Yes i'm into gunpla but i'm a casual straightbuilder which only focuses on HG's but i tend to collect MG, PG, RG that is Premium Bandai/P-Bandai for short which is the limited edition and also the Gundam Base Limited which is probably a monthly Limited. (Gundam Base will stop releasing a certain Gundam Base Limited kit at the end of a month and releases a new Gundam Base Limited) example of this is the HGUC RX-0 Unicorn Gundam Perfect Ability which is Gundam Base Limited and it is now *probably* closed and i need to go hunt for it. P-Bandai, Gundam Base Limited and other Limited Gunpla costs a fortune but it is worth the hunt and build unless if you don't want to lose the part which is just by having it makes you happy if you want to go that way.

[@sirBrouwer]

here are a few use full tips. 1. use a tray (or make one) that is big enough to work in but does have walls on all sizes. then if you do drop something you don't have to hunt for it. 2.if you have nips left on the plastic parts a (nail) file. that really does help. 3. don't feel obligated to finish one build in one sitting. I know enough sets that are so big that it is even impossible to do them in one day. a lot will do one or two pages (chapters) and come back a other day if they feel there focus going down.

[@jetfuelcantmeltdankmemes8238]

Can i get a "What will I be watching for the Spring 2019 anime season" video?

[@zwavel9404]

You mean 2019.

[@jetfuelcantmeltdankmemes8238]

@@zwavel9404 ya got me im gonna edit it

[@MasterArtz198]

WoW !!!! for your 1st time I am impressed, My 1st time making gunpla I raged and finished it a day and half hahaha..... but enjoyed the hobby and still build gunpla after 3 years. I would enjoyed watching you build another on streamed. keep up the good work!!!

[@jimmysamson3511]

You had my hopes up that there were real waifu robots

[@LeonD98]

This was pretty chill to watch and it's definitely good for streaming, it gives you a lot of time for interaction. Also, if you really wanna get rid of the bad cuttings, you can always get like a little nail file or something to smoothen it out a little bit but that's entirely up to you if you wanna make it that work intensive

[@ajjfbwlhibsdbgelkbg6948]

the title is just a nice way of saying weeb makes robot girl

[@MomoDollie]

He can't be a weeb.

[@daki8131]

Momo he’s only half japanese right? So technically he is a weeb

[@riadirige7804]

Its nice that u started off building your own model kit in a vid plus EVERY kit is basically like that. Theres also SDs if u wanna try it out or the gunpla teddy bears too.

[@weebatheart]

Please purchase and show more of your figurines!

[@alyxquinncases]

This was my first plastic model, but it was the regular skylet. Took me the entire afternoon, but man it was fun

[@elemomnialpha]

Mine too,I now have nearly every unique Frame Arms Girl Send help(or Miku)

[@alyxquinncases]

elemomnialpha Oh, I'll never give you the miku fa girl, It mine

[@mint265]

Wow! This video really got the singer inside Joey out😂😂✌️

[@griffinfriend3211]

If you do a bad cut pulling a part from the grid then a easy way to get rid of the stub is by taking a fine grit nail filer and smoothing it out. Doing this you may need to apply some paint if the plastic isnt the same color throughout.

[@croianimris]

Forget thighs, I'm a join the yaoi hands cult

[@natsume-hime2473]

Thanks for linking the model kit in question Joey! /saracsm Still these Frame Arms Girls are skill level 3(basic skill level) kits that require model cement and painting.

[@cyeca350]

I love them. I've made six so far with a another half a dozen or so on the way.

[@johnale3257]

You might want a nail file for your next one. It helps with when your cutting isn't spot on and will help with those little snags you spoke of. Very nice job on keeping your cool during the entire process👍

[@miwa5606]

Yooooooo you have the same vacuum cleaner as i do!

[@wone7794]

Waifu Robot... She can transform to what ever you want 😂

[@eminayr]

Strelizia True Apus from the ending of Darling in The Franxx, is that you?! ~ read in Gigguk voice from far away

[@mcmegane9183]

Great job on your Frame Arm Girl(F.A.G)!! Just a tip, sanding of the excess plastic aka. nubs will make the figure look better but it require a bit of practice (it took me a while to get used to clearing nubs properly too). Still you did really well for first time doing F.A.G since they are more delicate than gunpla!! Respect!!

[@TheNuclearGeek]

Can you upload Kizuna Ai into the Waifu-bot?