![]() |
Quote:
Quote:
But wow, this is really cool!! It makes me wish I had some ayupans. Thanks Misa-chan. :) |
Quote:
|
Quote:
|
that was very interesting! thanks for translation
|
Quote:
|
Sugoi....I think the sketches are too cute!! Thanks, Misa-chan..
|
Love this post!! So cool to see hot it is made. Thanks so much Misa!!
|
thanks misa chan!
OMG hand painted 0_0 That is unbelievable *haha that tag, but so true* |
nice entry!!
thanks |
Quote:
|
Thanks for the translation, Misa! And serious thanks to the author, because this is a really cool tutorial! I had no idea all the Ayupans were at least partially hand-made. It makes them all the more special!
|
Awesome! I love how detailed the wax samples are~
I wish that they would make scaled Ayu figures in the future... come on, Ayu! Collaborate with GOOD SMILE COMPANY. Pleeeaaasssee? |
loved the entry!^^
|
wow, all ayupans are hand painted? that's pretty interesting.
Thanks for the translation Misa-chan! |
thanks!
|
aww, cute entry~ (:
|
interesting post!
|
Wow, I love learning about how they made them!! I'm a huge ayupan fan so this was really good to know!! :love
|
Thank you for the translation!
Wah, so that's how they make that? So cool! XD I wish I could get Ayupans...-sighs- |
I wish ayupans would smile... My main reason for not liking them a lot is how sad they look! I don't want to see Ayu frowning! How is that cute ayupan going to make me feel cheerful if it looks at me so balefully?
The picture where she's smiling looks so much nicer than any of the other steps in the ayupan. It's cute and cheerful! |
All times are GMT +1. The time now is 07:00 AM. |
Powered by vBulletin® Version 3.8.4
Copyright ©2000 - 2025, Jelsoft Enterprises Ltd.