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You are amazing and your videos and blog are a miraculous source of inspiration to me! I hope you are doing better ❤

the bit at the beginning about sensei telling you to move on when you hit 80% to keep having fun was really valuable to hear!

Your videos are great. They have tought me so much. Im still learning though.

I just started building my first MaK kit recently. It's an older model, so it is a little rough, but this video really helped me out. I wish these kits were more common, its a great niche community. Thanks!

I was a model builder back in the 70's and 80's, mostly WWII and military stuff. Somehow I got a flyer with the Ma.K kits but I don't remember if they were called that at the time. The one thing I noticed right away was the cost of the kits, they were expensive and I was only in my teens. I ordered one of the least expensive kits, one of the S.A.F.S. I remember the kit being really detailed and loved putting it together and painting it. And then I lost the flyer and never heard of the kits or the universe again until a couple of years ago. I swear, it was like finding the Holy Grail. Since then I have been trying to learn as much as I can about the lore and maybe even find a copy of the flyer I had originally received. I remember that the Hornisse and the SK362 Pnzr Spahwagn Oscar were in the flyer but way too expensive for me at the time. Still, such a relief to finally have solved this mystery, having lost the kit and all traces of it many years ago. Thank you!

You're alive!

Heard about you via your great tutorials and reviews! I'm into gunpla but really want to pick up an ma.k kit and give it a try

I would like to share my experiments. According to my test, Tamiya lacquer thinner(87194) is able to dissolve AK477(chrome silver) very well. I also can use the E7-color tools cleaner(C-02) to clean my airbrush completely after spraying AK477. However, C-02 may only be available in Taiwan. Because both C-02 and Tamiya 87089 are acrylic-based cleaner, i think Tamiya 87089 could also be used to clean AK477. In Europe or USA, it is easier to purchase Tamiya 87089.

Is that an oilwash Linc?

He's ALIVE!!!! HELL YEAAAAAHHHH

Great to have you back, Linc.

Have you considered trying a hair dryer to cure it?

I want a Jeddah :<

Yes! Hope you're alright. Come back sensei!

I built my first SAFS in the mid-80's and didn't know much about the background. At that time I just simply love the look of SAFS (it looks liked a toilet bowl with limbs). I purchased all different models of which I could find. I remembered I had bought SAFS, Racoon, Fireball, AFS, AFS MKII, Neuspotter , PKA, Gustav, Hornisse. Too bad my skill are horrible and most of them did not complete right. I bought more in the 00's went Nitto reproduced them again under Ma.K, but most of them were sat in draws for nearly 20 years. I started picking up model building in 2021 and at first I was building RG Evangelion and then found Ma.K on online shopping Apps. After that I went crazy to buy any models that I could find and building them. In fact, I had shipped my old models from HK to SH last year so I can build the old ones and the new ones. For the last two years, I had built 2 Melusine (old and new version by Wave), 2 SAFS (Nitto), 1 AFS (Nitto), 1 AFS Mk II (Nitto), 1 Prowler (Nitto), 2 Fireball SG (old and new version by Wave), 1 Seapig (Wave), 1 Racoon (new version by Wave), 1 Polar Bear (old version by Wave), 1 Luna Pawn, 1 New Rally Pawn and 1 Ghostknight. For the old ones, I still have the Nitto's Jerry, Fleder Maus, Nutrocker, Krote, Fliege not yet started and the new ones that waiting to start including 1 Camel, 1 SAFS MK III, 1 Axeknight, 1 Ammoknight, 2 Vega/Altair, 1 Ketzer. The recent trip to Tokyo, I brought 6 more back to SH, including a Gladiator, Super Jerry, Raptor, Rapoon, SAFS Prototype and Archelon (I swear to god, if I wasn't using a 20" suitcase for my trip I will buy more than 6 as there are still few I could not find in SH). Currently, working on a Falke Ostu. I really admire the works by Sensei Yokoyama since I was a kid. It is great to find out there are a lot of people like the series and I can buy and building the series again. Even though my skill haven't gotten improved very much. The idea of enjoying the process is a thumb up to Sensei Yokoyama. Sensei Lic, thank you for the video and the sharing. Look forward to see more works from your.

Not seeing any Testors. That’s what I grew up with

I hope you are doing ok. I see your last upload was a year ago.

I know this video is 3 years old. I hope you are still modeling.

Thank you for this video!! I’m from the US and I was running in circles trying to figure out what kinds of paints would be best for my kits and you clarifying that Tamiya calls their regular paints “acrylics” has made all my headaches go away

One of my favorite builds ! Thank you Linc 😉 Starting a new kit today and going back through your old videos for inspiration is such a delight.

What a master of his arts!

Thanks for outlining your process clearly, I was taught that lacquer over acrylic is a huge no-no, but I'm glad you were able to make it work with some patience!

Nice work! Good and grungy and well used, as the SF3D universe should be!

I've just learned of these kits and already have the Lum Camel on the way. I have recently got back into modelling after taking a long enforced break for health reasons, now I have regained around 95%of my mobility on my left side I feel I can enjoy the hobby once again.

Didn’t think I would find all the information I needed in 1 video

i love this channel

“Sloppy pullout” is a phrase I’m way too familiar with…

That was very helpful, thank you.

Is just for paint, right? Not for draw

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Ill be honest, I came by machinen krieger art when looking for reference images. Took me days to figure out what it was and even then whenever I looked up machinenkrieger all i saw was just tutorials on putting them together.

Great transformation!! I couldn’t quite make out the name of the oil paints you were using, would you mind sharing the brand name? Thank you!

Just finished the 3 Grubber 1/35's in a nice WW1 camo that looked surprisingly good

Hi Lincoln, Happy Easter. quick question. when you do the weathering with the brush and let it settle for a while. can you spray a light mist of Matt varnish on top to seal it in or will the varnish dilute the effect? cheers Will😮

I dont really understand where to get those models or lore, does it have any lore?

Thanks 🙏

What figures are those? They look amazing!

This is perfect for a tallgeese

Thank you for everything you do for the Ma.K community! Discovered your awesome channel a few years back from your Gunpla videos. Listening to your passion for Ma.K makes me want to slot my first Ma.K kit next in my build backlog!

Thankyou! This prevented me wasting money on products when I have thinner and flat black (Mr hobby stuff) already.

is there any other option if i couldnt find the baking paper?

3:27 my man Lincoln, you can’t tell me that you didn’t know what you were doing haha

This is fantastic; also beautiful view!

Wonderful colours! Can i ask what base coat primer colour you would use for white/light grey (eg the rx-78-2) - like a zenithal, or just a flat base coat?