パチペイント製作所「バンダイ HG 1/144 ザブングル」

This time, our snap-fit ​​review and simple painting video features the "Bandai HG 1/144 Zabunguru." Following the Super Minipla, Moderoid, and Creator Works series, the Zabunguru has finally been released by Bandai in the HG line. With its sleek body, it makes a comeback in the Reiwa era. Of course, I couldn't resist and went as far as basic painting this time as well. Enjoy this incredibly cool 1/144 scale model. This is our usual snap-fit ​​review and video covering the basic painting process. The snap-fit ​​part is a typical snap-fit ​​video, but we hope to deliver enjoyable assembly images along with nostalgic memories of the Showa era. There are already four Zabunguru kits from Bandai alone, including the old kit, but even just the snap-fit ​​version is enough to make you want to eat two bowls of rice! The latter half of the video, covering the painting process, is a digest version. We aimed for a video that's easy to watch, with less lengthy painting and surface treatment steps. (Apologies to those who were disappointed.) A detailed video of the painting process will be re-edited and added to at a later date. Painting videos for other kits are also being prepared. I hope you'll look forward to them. Details of the runners that couldn't be shown in the video are available here ↓. Please take a look if you're interested. https://ame-mame-bar.com/post-25393/ ↑Bandai HG 1/144 Zabunguru runners are here Music by Khaim: https://www.khaimmusic.com/ Ending music♪Breathless ☆Mameoto's Profile☆ I'm a modeler who's finally over 50 years old and returned to the Showa era. I've been collecting (and still buying...) plastic models since childhood. I've accumulated so many plastic models that I've piled up. With the goal of clearing my Showa-era backlog of plastic models, I started making plastic model building videos while I'm still able to build them all. I've always been a clumsy modeler who just snap-fitted and partially painted kits, so my model-making skills are more on the Showa era side. I'm amazed by modern techniques every day. Even so, I aim to create videos that combine retro techniques and atmosphere. I mainly build older model kits, especially from the Showa era (1980s). Occasionally, I'll try building more recent model kits and Gundam models as well. Thank you for your support. *-*-*-*-*-*-*-*-*-*-*-*-*-*-*-*-*-*-*-*-*-*-*-* 【SNS】 Blog: Ame-Mame-BAR Main Store https://ame-mame-bar.com/ ↑A model-making blog featuring introductions to my backlog of unbuilt kits. Blog: Ame-Mame-BAR Miscellany https://ameblo.jp/feggxplus/ ↑A blog of everyday, trivial ramblings Twitter: Mameoto-san   / feggxplus   I'd be happy if you followed me! *-*-*-*-*-*-*-*-*-*-*-*-*-*-*-*-*-*-*-*-*-*-*-*-* #Zabungle #Jiron Amos #Combat Mecha Zabungle #Bandai #bandai #HG #Plastic Model #Plastic Model Making #Plastic Model Painting #Old Kit Making #Monaka HG #Monaka Kit #Plastic Model Kits in My Backlog #Showa Plastic Model #Showa Retro #Retro Kit #Ame Mame Bar #AME MAME BAR #Ame Mame Bar #Ame Mame Bar #Mame Oto-san #Mame Oto-san