WASHING THE RUNNERS - (Ep.1/3) an Absolute Beginner Gunpla Tutorial

Salutations fellow hobbyist! We were all once Absolute Beginners. To my fellow hobbyist out I made these tutorial. They're What I wish I knew before building Gunpla / Plamo. In this episode I'll guide you on how to wash the runners.
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[@shonenbag6478]

I'm gonna enjoy this series!

[@Toyama23HobbyChannel]

Thanks... Will have 3 more episodes

[@PazuChill]

Interesting. I haven't seen anyone else talk about washing the runners first. But you're right, better safe than sorry, and it's not a huge step. I don't plan on doing any customizing at this sage, but you never know.

[@Toyama23HobbyChannel]

Thanks for watching, especially 3rd party kits or resin... There dusty man.

[@bopaintsminis]

"The plastic." Dang, I never thought to wash them. I just primed my first ever gunpla with Stynylrez black, and didn't wash first. Oops. Now I know. Thanks.

[@exsplosive_megalodon]

Never did wash or panel line my kit.. I will in the future. For now just snap build it and keep them all in their box. Someday man, someday

[@HydrYT]

Nipper check out 😎

[@Toyama23HobbyChannel]

Haha good nipper

[@uctutrong2705]

after let it dry, sometime I notice the part have white stain on them? was that because I didn't cleanup the dish soap properly?

[@Toyama23HobbyChannel]

Maybe, can’t say coz I cant see what the white stain looks like. If it’s soap, water should remove it.

[@uctutrong2705]

@@Toyama23HobbyChannel I figured it out, because I used hard water, and didn't soften the tap water with vinegar

[@Toyama23HobbyChannel]

Good tip

[@DarthMaverik]

I'm lazy. Just picked up a small Sonic cleaner.

[@bopaintsminis]

I want one for stripping paint, but I wonder how well the cheap ones hold up to regular use.

[@Toyama23HobbyChannel]

Do tell how it goes! Always wondered.

[@DarthMaverik]

@@Toyama23HobbyChannel it works really well! same solution as you mentioned in the sink, just drop them in, set the time, and pull them out. work GREAT for cleaning out acrylic paint from brushed that may have been neglected....which never happens, or course.

[@Toyama23HobbyChannel]

Wow thanks! What's great with those is you can clean parts later after they're build... But remove the stickers of course.

[@onimaruzz562]

Where do you buy your gunpla kit??

[@bopaintsminis]

I asked that question this week, and the reply I got was, "What country are you in?" Evidently it makes a difference.

[@onimaruzz562]

@@bopaintsminis i am in Malaysia

[@bopaintsminis]

@@onimaruzz562 Hobby Link Japan, maybe?

[@razrafz]

malaysian here. i usually get them from shopee to make use of the cashback/coin discount system. if u play the long game collecting coins and only buy from cashback sellers u can redeem the coins up to 30% or maximum of RM30 off your purchase (whichever is lower)

[@Toyama23HobbyChannel]

I live in KL so often I get them on shopee, twice through carousell. Some shops I would visit... IT toys on Jalan Klang lama and gamers arena in berjaya Timesquare. My all time favorite place to visit is cktan plamodel shop in Brem mall.