This robot NEEDS a DIORAMA!

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Hi everyone! In this week's video, I'm gonna start the diorama base for the repair robot!
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Tracks used in this video:
This is Not a Ballad - The true Cuckoo
Follow Me - Andrew Langdon
This is Not IDM - The true Cuckoo
Juno In The Space Maze - Loopop
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Shot with a Canon Eos T3i (600d)
Off Sound Record with a BM-800 through a Scarlet 2i4
Edited in FCPX
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#kitbash #scratchbuild #robot

[@filipr8386]

There isnt a single video in this channel that is not 10/10. Keep up the master work, man

[@CutTransformGlue]

Thank you.. means a lot! :)

[@ReynardCalcifius]

most underrated builder on KZbin, dude deserves waaaaay more subs

[@CutTransformGlue]

Thanks a lot buddy, I really appreciate it :)

[@alexandervladimirovich6542]

can u please suggest other youtubers to me? :)

[@pizzalord3n]

This.

[@LaserGadgets]

Ethyl acetate should work great as a "weld bond".

[@Recodo98]

Yo this is really some genius scratchbuilding! Keep up the good work man!

[@CutTransformGlue]

Thank you so much!

[@daverico559]

I'm always amazed by your imagination and creativity. You truly are a master builder. Looking forward to the next episode.

[@CutTransformGlue]

Thank you so much, buddy!!

[@Craftlngo]

the base of your Diorama is more detailed as many other KZbinr's main builds!

[@martinveloche1228]

Mindblowing as always!! I can't wait for the final look of this diorama. Kitbashing is just another form of art, i have myself the skeleton of an spaceship made of cardboard and the posibilities are endless.

[@CutTransformGlue]

thank you so much! kitbashing and scratch building really is full of possibilities.. I love it each day more! Happy to hear that you are also making something.. keep it up!

[@larissamonroe21092]

@Cut Transform Glue I keep watching this video over and over, again, 3 questions trying to figure out... 1) Where you get the piece of styrene from? Black... can that piece possibly be salvaged from anything if so what do you know of that houses it... I know you prob bought that at the store, but other than store bought you know of any thing that has that big of a piece? I would love to know. 2) What SIZE is that circle/base of wood/styrene? You never did say a size that you were working with. So I can get an Idea of scale over all. 3) Can you do more of parts stripping of items you get or find etc? That can give me, as well as other people an Idea of what to look for out there or hunt for. as well specific parts wise. That also would be so helpful, I know it is kinda weird and not normal but your projects

[@CutTransformGlue]

Ok so: 1 - The black styrene was bought. You can salvage styrene from signs and stuff like that (some stores have banners and signs inside which are made out of styrene, eventually they get rid of them in exchange for new ones). 2 - The size of the base is around 26~27cm of diameter (that is around 10 inches) 3 - I can try in the next videos, thanks for the input! But I mainly look for dead electronics, the older the better since things were a lot more mechanical in the past. Old VCRs, cassete players, cameras, printers etc are some awesome good sources of greeblies

[@larissamonroe21092]

​@@CutTransformGlue AHhhh I didn't know this, that is actually quite informative I may ask the stores then which can help in the recycling aspect... thank you. Ah ok, that gives me a general idea, of what is a good size, that isnt too big nor too little, this helps immensely so thank you. Oh yes please do, it does help.. yeah always dead electronics no reason to break down brand new ones, obviously ones that don't work, anymore. Older the better. Frankly my thoughts were what are really inside there for greeblies that I can use, vs ones that i may want to stay away from since they may not be what i need in the thing in question (as we as makers always don't have enough space for everything we find sad but true) even breaking down will beomce a problem if I have my workbench covered in things I need to break down. My husbands workbench is SO much cleaner and organized than mine is cause of this. So i know that one quite well. So thank you, it does help on what You recommend, and especially the videos, PLEASE PLEASE keep them coming it helps everyone out not jsut me...I love your videos, so please don't stop! ***BIG HUG FROM ARIZONA***

[@CutTransformGlue]

I totally get you! I'm a hoarder myself and I also have the lack of space issue.. The only way I'm able so save almost everything I find, is to keep things neatly organized, in storage boxes (the ones that are subdivided). Also, once or twice a year I go through all my pieces and I get rid of things that I've never put into use. But I guess as a model maker the pieces I collect are much smaller.. Thank you so much for your kind words, stay safe!

[@GPGPapercraftTX]

I thought I would share a thing I used or make hydraulics for my Silent Running drone. There is this sill kid jewelry making stuff. “Pony Lacing” it is called. The black tubing used to make the inside of the bracelets is flexible, bendable and hollow. It is made by Pepperell Crafts. They have beads. Connector strips and the tubing.

[@CutTransformGlue]

I'll look for that, thanks a lot!

[@leonardocerruti5605]

You are great man, in my top five of all youtubers I follow..your art is amazing!! With your creativity, I'd LOVE to see from you a project for a 'robotic/sci fi chess set', combining all sort of spare technological pieces (there are sets done with bolt and screws)..i'd pay real money for that! Anyway, keep up the excellent job!

[@CutTransformGlue]

Thanks a lot!! That's a cool idea thanks for that :))

[@scramblersled2368]

Man...i like to hangout at your workshop and learn some technic from you....great build as always 10/10

[@CutTransformGlue]

Thank you! That's the beauty of KZbin, we can virtually be with our favorite creators while they work ad learn from them :DD

[@epifaniofelix1622]

Beautiful workmanship sir. I find your thinking process as you work very logical and enlightening.

[@CutTransformGlue]

Thanks a lot, buddy!

[@negotiableaffections]

So true, as you say, that a recognisable detail [the curved on the kboard keys] can shatter the illusion. I am old enough to see a cassette tape wheel and see it as just that, BUT you add a ring around it and 'voila' its a vent [I can imagine a flexible hose being locked into it. I think your ability to blend your story with the pre-existing 'story' that greeblies bring with them is the key to your remarkable story telling. And simplifying that grill was a master stroke - I am super impressed with your skills.

[@CutTransformGlue]

Thank you so much for your kind words! It really inspires me to keep going. I'm also happy that you've noticed the greeblies that I use cause I really put much though into it, and into how to use them smartly. Stay safe buddy!

[@tonyl7418]

Great stuff! You should maybe look at lighting some of these great projects. LED’s are easy to work with. Eyes, control panels etc.

[@CutTransformGlue]

I think about that every now and then.. Gotta try it someday, thanks a lot!

[@ramboplaysm14]

I know this is not the power drill video but have you thought about having a spot on the robot's arm or on the drill to hold the smaller bit when you have the long drill bit in the nozzle of the chuck. AWESOME work.

[@CutTransformGlue]

Oh yeah, I have : D.. I'll make it on the final video! Thank you!

[@comontoshi]

Looking forward to the build of the human figure. Great job! 👍👍

[@CutTransformGlue]

Thank you so much!

[@ndewingful]

I swear to God, you could put this guy in a junk yard and 48 hours later he'll have a military contract.

[@CutTransformGlue]

Lol!

[@user-bf8ud9vt5b]

No, we'd have Iron Man!

[@tobZZZilla]

This channel is such a gold mine. All the salvaged parts usage and the way you make things up as you go, it's just great to follow.

[@CutTransformGlue]

Thanks a lot!

[@sandyakabatteriehuhn]

So inspiring! :) Where do you got that compass from?

[@CutTransformGlue]

Thank you! I got it on an art supply store, I think you can find it easily, online.. look for "rotary circle cutter"

[@Artrobull]

can't wait for your channel to blow up mate. quality content

[@CutTransformGlue]

Thank you so much :))

[@lild6216]

What do you do with your creationis once you make them?

[@CutTransformGlue]

It goes on shelves or boxes..I want to make a nice display for them in the future!

[@barryjack3025]

Another great video... I like where this is going.

[@CutTransformGlue]

Thanks a lot!

[@kostasgeorgiou8114]

Cool project. I guess you could avoid some steps.

[@CutTransformGlue]

Thanks! Guess I could if I had the final shape in my head before starting, but I almost never do :D

[@skyshotps2577]

Mecha Sonic: (reads thumbnail) Yes, of me CRUSHING THE JUICE OUT OF THAT HUSK!!!!

[@ericrylands2860]

Idea...How about a power armor suit from Fallout... scratch built around a 12" Sigma Six GI Joe figure?

[@GuguFreedom]

Very nice work! I'm a fan of robots and mechas. I build some gundam kits and i'm always trying to improve details or make some scratch but i fail miserably. Your videos are a inspiration to keep trying. Beautiful work! Hey, are you from brazil? Wanna try a gundam kit? I would gladdly send you one just to see videos of you improving it ^^

[@CutTransformGlue]

Thanks a lot buddy! Yeah, I'm from Brazil! That would be awesome :))

[@GuguFreedom]

@@CutTransformGlue tentar descobrir como faz pra mandar mensagem diretamente e a gente vê isso aí! Você é bem talentoso com mechas cara!

[@CutTransformGlue]

@@GuguFreedom Poxa, agradeço imensamente! Me chama lá no instagram @cuttransformglue, lá da pra trocar uma ideia.. abraço!

[@DarlingbroughModelRailway]

10:25 - is it just me, or does anyone else think it looks like a face? 😂 But seriously, this is awesome!

[@BrushQuill]

Thats an awesome base. Great attention to the story

[@CutTransformGlue]

Thank you so much :)

[@void_visuals_]

Dude I fell in love with your channel right away. Superb quality in every single video. Your models are absolutely perfect. Do you intend to make the Fallout Pip Boy? I'm sure it'd look awesome. Keep up the good work man!

[@CutTransformGlue]

Fallout's pip boy would be an awesome challenge! I'm currently focusing more on my own creations but who knows.. I love fallout!

[@lovehighlove]

ok. so you became my favourite youtuber

[@CutTransformGlue]

[@jusnogood1715]

I have arrived

[@CutTransformGlue]

Heeeey :))

[@GPGPapercraftTX]

The thing coming from the screen and pointed stone robot looks exactly like a big 60 amp power connector for a server rack. Maybe that is your power plug for the robot?

[@CutTransformGlue]

Yes, it is, you got the idea! :D I'll add the cable soon..

[@goatmealcookies7421]

Realy nice, loved the setails.

[@CutTransformGlue]

Thanks a lot buddy!

[@NicoleCraftsHeart]

Literally love your channel

[@CutTransformGlue]

Thanks a lot buddy!

[@nikond90ful1]

Thanks for the video. Really good the way you describe what you are trying to do and why you change it around. Looking cool. Keep safe and stay well.

[@CutTransformGlue]

I'm so happy to read that!! I'm always trying my best to explain the process that I go through... I'm really glad you liked it. Thanks a lot

[@adamshelley2011]

Excellent as always, I loved the tube coming out of the grill to the outlet, it really made the piece.

[@CutTransformGlue]

Thanks a lot!

[@rafasamurai]

Sempre se superando!

[@CutTransformGlue]

hahahah obrigadíssimo!!

[@pontuswendt2486]

AMAZINGNES!!!

[@CutTransformGlue]

Thank you!

[@standupjoe]

Really great work as usual. I'm really enjoying the photos on Instagram too. very detailed and humbly explained. Keep it up! Cant wait to see the final piece.

[@CutTransformGlue]

Happy to hear that, thanks a lot for watching buddy!

[@marcmoreno9663]

clever and inspiring, as usual ! Bravo !

[@CutTransformGlue]

Thank you :D

[@alexandervladimirovich6542]

what next, man?

[@CutTransformGlue]

The mechanic and its device.. then I'll paint it!

[@alexandervladimirovich6542]

@@CutTransformGlue your painting skills are great. Every time i trying to paint dioramas it looks like a child work lol

[@Daniel-Strain]

Great work! Can't wait to see more :)

[@CutTransformGlue]

Thank you so much

[@collinlueb5980]

amazing video! I love those tubes under the grate. i’ll absolutely be doing that on my next diorama!

[@CutTransformGlue]

Thank yo so much :)

[@Dolmeca_the_Knight]

Astonishing as ever, can't wait to see the completed diorama.

[@CutTransformGlue]

Thank you!

[@bart8805]

*HEAVY BREATHING*

[@CutTransformGlue]

:DD

[@charleshenderson9578]

Interesting

[@CutTransformGlue]

Thank you!