Scratchbuilding a Humanoid Repair Robot - PT7 - Build Finished!

[@LaserGadgets]

ACTUALLY primer is the stuff that makes the next layer STICK :) the stuff you sand, is called filler. Figure looked great even without paint though!!

[@bart8805]

"I don't think my human figures look that good" Buddy, I thought you got it from a kit. It looks fantastic

[@CutTransformGlue]

thank you so much!!! :)

[@trevorvanzuydam8115]

Initially I thought it was a 3d print

[@Lee1978R]

Your work is amazing, your figure looks like a Star Wars figure so it’s definitely more than good 👍🏻

[@jackfallows1893]

Dude, your human figures are SO good - and I totally agree the aesthetic choice of having an understated pose is the right one, and not that easy to achieve (especially standing still and having the weight of the body look properly distributed). I wish I could get it looking this good at this kind of scale - plus, it's a completely different skill to hard edge mechs and stuff too, so extra props to you! Have you considered using tiny miniature files to make sanding the harder to reach areas a little easier?

[@CutTransformGlue]

Thanks a lot Jack! Hard edge mechs are way more forgiving than organic shaped things for sure.. I should look for those miniature files, thanks a lot for the tip

[@hrudwulf]

Amazing... or how we say here: FODÁSTICO!

[@Craftlngo]

the Robot is way bigger than I anticipated! This is an awesome project

[@lukemockeridge7899]

Always a pleasure watching your videos. Keep them coming!

[@CutTransformGlue]

Thank you!

[@valdirmedeirosjr]

Você é brasileiro?

[@CutTransformGlue]

Sou sim!

[@collinlueb5980]

Another great video. Your work with creating your own mechanic model is really inspiring! You should use a future scratch-building techniques video to go in-depth on how you sculpt details like clothing and the face. Can't wait to see the paint scheme you choose.

[@CutTransformGlue]

That's a great idea for a video, for sure! Thank you so much, buddy!

[@Gunrunn3rTV]

Great video, your skills are truely something to behold! Can't wait to see it painted!

[@CutTransformGlue]

Thanks a lot!!

[@JoshForeman]

Fantastic!

[@CutTransformGlue]

Thanks buddy, I appreciate it!

[@filipr8386]

I like how every project on this channel seems to belong to the same universe - and this universe should have a name, perhaps some lore... what about? Anyway, i have some questions (as always): can you tell us your nickname? Its kinda weird refer to you as ctg; and: have you ever thought of creating and action figure? I think you could, seeing your level of crafting skills. Hope to see the painting of this project soon - i know it would be just as awesome as the build.

[@CutTransformGlue]

Yeah, I've been thinking about a lore for these mechs... For me they are really all from the same universe, like different units from an army or something like that. I'll give that some thought. My name is Henrique :). Thanks a lot buddy, stay safe!

[@L3MechaBuilders]

@@CutTransformGlue something like a shared universe like Ma.K maybe, but more advanced

[@nikond90ful1]

Thanks for the video CTG. Cannot wait for the painting. Keep safe and stay well.

[@CutTransformGlue]

Thanks for watching! Stay safe, buddy

[@ahs998]

Fantastic!

[@comontoshi]

Excellent series . . . I wish I had your patience.

[@CutTransformGlue]

Thank you, Patience is really the key!

[@dooleymurphy]

At 8:28-looks like you've also taken apart a VCR ;) I just started scavenging parts to kitbash/trashbash a few weeks ago! Your channel is super inspiring. Thank you!

[@CutTransformGlue]

Not sure if those bits are precisely from a vcr, but I have taken vcrs apart in the past! Thanks a lot

[@negotiableaffections]

I'm absolutely blown away - I can't wait for the painting! Btw your human figure is very impressive. I undertand how you might feel that its less than perfect but with your construction technique this figure IS perfect for this diorama. We are seduced by 'action' poses that exagerate the human form for effect, so your lifelike pose could seem a little 'plain' but its not! It works beautifully. Sculpting the human form at that scale is SO difficult, top marks for an outstanding effort.

[@CutTransformGlue]

Thanks a lot mate, I appreciate it!

[@GPGPapercraftTX]

Just left the data center an hour ago. Yep. Cables look just like the power conduit. Wonderful tubing. You give it weight somehow.

[@CutTransformGlue]

Awesome, thank you :)

[@ericsainte290]

Small tip for the figures : the German brand Preiser makes anatomic figures in several scale. The o e for you would be 1/22.5 or G scale. Also other brands offers faces for different scales... but the best for me would be to use the anatomic figures to assble from Preiser and add clothes from putty like Milliput or green stuff... hope it'll be helpful.

[@CutTransformGlue]

Thank you for the tip buddy!

[@atrimmer3009]

Great stuff - leveled up alright! Nice touch literally with the yellow ball finger tips on the robot's hands. Look forward to the paint and weathering, cheers.

[@CutTransformGlue]

Thank you so much, I'm happy you noticed the ball on the finger!!

[@colossalbigfoot256]

Great work. Seems harder creating figure way you did but looks great nonetheless. I burst out laughing as the robut powered down as you were attaching the figure and fell backwards. It’s amazing just how many pieces are in this build. Do you have a count?

[@CutTransformGlue]

Yeah, I decided to keep that scene on the video for the laughs! If I'm not missing anything, it has 35 pieces total.. Thanks a lot, buddy!

[@leighharron]

Your work is fantastic and very imaginative and your videos are really well put together too. Thanks for sharing your skills with us

[@CutTransformGlue]

Thanks for watching buddy :)

[@atticus-rex]

Blown away! Your human figure is amazing!

[@CutTransformGlue]

Thanks a lot, buddy!

[@adriant1654]

Very nice great achievement! From the height I guess the robot has to plug the power cable to itself! Is the robot fixed to the base?

[@CutTransformGlue]

Yeah, I thought about that.. Unless they have some sort of crane to do that. The robot is fixed from under the base, with a bolt in each feet :) Thanks a lot!

[@timwelch175]

It's one thing to recreate a licensed property in a diorama, but it's a whole other ball game to come up with something like this from just your imagination and from scratch... It's absolute talent. Love your content. I've done a number of "period" pieces and a lot of custom work with modeling but have never been able to get beyond legos when it comes to designing my own. Very inspirational to get me to try again. Love this kind of stuff.

[@CutTransformGlue]

Awesome to hear that! You should try it again for sure.. thanks a lot, buddy!

[@xavery7842]

You have very high standards for your work. I don't know what you could do to make your woman look more realistic aside from using actual cloth for clothing and fibers for hair. As always, great work.

[@CutTransformGlue]

Thanks a lot buddy! I feel like the anatomy could use some work, but one step at the time!

[@Stormx2233]

Awesome diorama, the hard work you have put in is really showing.. the only thing I would add is 8 sort of clamps on the base to the robots feet.. kind of to lock it down while being in diagnostics..

[@CutTransformGlue]

That's actually a good idea! Thank you

[@aquatrout]

That little engineer looks fantastic!

[@CutTransformGlue]

Thank youu!

[@ivanvoid4910]

Arm fall at 11:26 You are my inspiration man, it's masterful job!

[@CutTransformGlue]

Thank you so much, so happy to hear that!!

[@ThereandBackaKen]

Love the work you do and can't wait to see more. Just a great eye for proportion, scale and balance throughout your work. Awesome stuff!

[@CutTransformGlue]

Thank you so much!

[@moonbear1st]

i think your human figure looks great the whole diarama is epic..

[@CutTransformGlue]

Thank you so much!

[@lizrefaut7981]

I love it, it is incredible you have a super creativity man

[@CutTransformGlue]

Thank you!

[@kambizmahmoudi298]

IT's time for Studio Tour Please ;)

[@CutTransformGlue]

I'll make one soon.. There's not much of a studio per say, I have mostly just the bench I work in for the time.. But I'll show you guys more :D

[@zetrozstudio4162]

Look nice and awesome! Just waiting it will be in full painting 😍

[@CutTransformGlue]

Thanks a lot!

[@chrispowell2947]

so good. can't wait for the painting video.

[@CutTransformGlue]

Thank you!

[@BrushQuill]

It came out awesome. The kind of model that makes me want to paint figures.

[@CutTransformGlue]

Awesome, happy to hear that! thanks a lot

[@jonathanrg3812]

Great work. Inspiring!

[@CutTransformGlue]

Thanks a lot :)

[@felipediaz156]

Man, you're gifted! Not just for video but for the entire work.

[@miquelsalvatejedor3123]

Great content! Keep going man. The designs of your robots are very good Thank you for sharing

[@KiloBravo69]

Just brilliant! I love your channel. You have a great way of showing what you are doing and teaching at the same time. You have helped me build better!

[@CutTransformGlue]

I'm so happy to hear that! Thanks a lot, buddy

[@KiloBravo69]

@@CutTransformGlue Absolutely, I'm very happy that I found your channel, we need to pump up your subscribers! I'd love to see your channel get bigger.

[@mattiasfagerlund]

Cool stuff! Why don't you create an armature of wire as a skeleton, then slide the putty onto that armature before it sets? Maybe braze the pieces of the copper wire using a torch or a soldering iron. Would remove some of the tedious parts of the process?

[@CutTransformGlue]

I'm gonna try that next time! Thanks a lot :)

[@mattiasfagerlund]

@@CutTransformGlue Have you checked out edu puertas kzbin.info/www/bejne/a4XXY3uLh6qSkLc , he does stop motion but there are many similarities. Also, there are "clays" that stay soft for years, until you bake them in an oven. That might be easier to work with than the stuff you're using. Having said all that - the results you're currently getting are awesome, well done!

[@comicmoniker]

What is your accent, if you don't mind me asking? I can't place it

[@CutTransformGlue]

I'm Brazilian, I speak Portuguese natively

[@comicmoniker]

@@CutTransformGlue thanks! Your voice is very calm and the narration is great to listen to

[@GPGPapercraftTX]

You are an excellent sculptor. We have to introduce you to Sculpey!

[@CutTransformGlue]

I wish I had that brand here! Sculpey is the one you have to bake so that it sets, right? Must be awesome! I'll look for similar products, thanks a lot

[@GPGPapercraftTX]

I have my "Big Fat Dumb American" blinders on again. Sorry. It would be cool to know where you are if sharing is OK. About Sculpey, Yes. Keep it thin and cook it for 15 minutes. It is made of Poly Vinyl Chloride. Yes, the pipe stuff. I wonder if there are other brands out there in the world that work the same? It works precisely like your current process. In fact, the bones can be done, baked and ready in 30 minutes. I re-cook previously done steps with no ill effects. Some of the stuff I just finished had to be carved to fit. Clean cuts, easy smoothing. It carves like slightly tough Balsa. I wonder if it could be LASER cut? Hmmmm...

[@Ilostmycactus]

Very impressive.

[@CutTransformGlue]

Thanks :)

[@duowemusic2768]

Great as always 🤟

[@CutTransformGlue]

Thanks a lot :))))

[@ndewingful]

Dude this thing looks absolutely beautiful!! I'm so excited to see it painted up it's going to look marvelous.

[@CutTransformGlue]

Thank you so much!

[@ReynardCalcifius]

incredible man, that engineer figure looks fantastic, I'm hyped to see the painting video!

[@CutTransformGlue]

Thanks, I appreciate it!

[@Dolmeca_the_Knight]

This diorama looks fantastic, and It will look even better when painted. I love It.

[@CutTransformGlue]

Thank you so much :D

[@abjulunnisabegum878]

I was waiting for this video finnaly I have seen and that poxice pudding where u brought from that

[@CutTransformGlue]

Thankss!

[@abjulunnisabegum878]

I want to know which material u have used to make Diorama

[@CutTransformGlue]

@@abjulunnisabegum878 Oh I see, Look for epoxy putty, that's what I used on the mechanic/engineer

[@abjulunnisabegum878]

Thank you for giving reply 😊😀