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This is an unmodified making-of video.

Subtitles are only in Japanese, but the production process is basically the same as usual.


The only difference is that these kits are all 3D printed.


However, because of the skill of the output operator and the quality of the resin used for output, we were able to polish, paint, and assemble it just like a regular GK.

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Anonymous

Is it possible to buy just the 3D models files themself to print? and if yes, where can I buy them? Very beautiful model. good job! :)

SUKIMA SANGYO

We are planning to sell this kit as 3D data or printed kit in the near future, but the concrete plan is still under consideration. We will make an announcement when the schedule is finalized. Thank you!

Anonymous

marvelous on the eye drawing!!

ChickP

Hi Sukima! Can you share your technique for painting the chikubi? Are you using a different paint type or color than the normal skin technique?

SUKIMA SANGYO

Hello! Ah I see, Chikubi color.... I basically use only Tamiya X-27 clear red.It is easy to use because it is easy to express color shading by spraying thinly, and because it is enamel paint, it can be redone quickly if a mistake is made.

Anonymous

Hello sukima san. I would like to ask you that what color do you use for skin tone painting im very like a skin tone of your works and because Im a newcomer it hard to find a right one ;-;

SUKIMA SANGYO

Hello~ I use a mix of Gaianotes 059, 060 for the shadow color first, and then apply Modelkasten C-12 over that. However, C-12 is difficult to obtain as it is sold only in Japan. If you can get Gaia 059,060, you can mix this in the ratio of your choice. If you cannot obtain 059, 060, the Lascivus series from creos will be the most direct route.