This is Volume two in the archive, and it's been a while since we've taken a look at any books that done a book reviews.

And one reason for that is that it's kind of hard to do these videos because it's hard to light books in a way that you guys just aren't seeing glare all over the place and just that you can actually seek and what's going on Well, in the pictures.

But hopefully have got it set up here pretty well.

You guys were to see the book pretty well, at least just to kind of get an idea of some of the cool stuff that's in here.

If you want to check out the book for yourself, then, of course you can actually see it in much greater detail, and you can read and translate all the text.

All the text in this book, of course, is all in Japanese.

But you know, if you have a phone with a translator app, you can easily just translate that well enough on here.

But let's get into it.

So this is yes.

Like I said, Volume two of the Mak es and S a 30 archives.

This covers works from 2011 to 2012.

March doesn't load to April 2012.

Some works here by Max.

What's naba and coy?

Okay, Emma since 80 creator of Machine and Krieger.

And so this book.

Let's see what this book run for.

3100 yen was a list price for this about $30 or this is not too bad, for it's pretty normal for this type of book, usually somewhere around there.

And so is the Thanh of work in here and obviously a ton of texts.

And so there's some work in progress stuff, tips and things like that as well.

So I think it's a pretty good book.

As I understand it, there's no new works in here.

This is just going over some past works, but I think there's some new some of the commentary and things like that is new in here, where they're just talking about from the past works as I understand it.

I haven't gone through and actually translated a lot of this red.

I've just basically flipped through, taking a look at some of the photos and things like that in here.

So we'll go go through some of this here together, down here on the bottom.

First, will you have this little bit that goes around there but does also have just this cover, which is over the top of that.

So the book actual cover here is pink under there.

It's pretty cool opening up to the first page or inside here inside of this cover.

There, we got a picture of Max and some other books here.

Archive number, volume one there, as well as a couple of the books here, Machine Krieger in S F three D.

And then this book, which I'm still hoping to get so again, if they haven't even ever come across this book for a kid price or have it and are willing to sell it, we're looking forward to some day checking out this s f s book here by Max.

Let's just focus on just the F s on then.

Here in the back, as I expected.

It's the profile just on a quote Thomas and say here, and a couple of other books.

That's a three D books there as a 30 Chronicles and then The Mac, a modeling book, too, which was recently recommended by Lincoln in our interview just the other day.

So, uh, that is a book I also recommend.

I've done a video on that book already.

It's quite good, I think, a lot of cool stuff in there.

But of course, that would also as well in Japanese.

But this is a pretty great book, I think.

All right, so on the first page here, this really cool winter scene, it looks to be a kike, lop eye belief there on the front.

And that's a really awesome scene.

I like that quite a bit Dharma.

And then we get into the contents for the contents for this, just we'll tell you the date of each of these.

So I guess these are maybe a publication dates for the original content when they originally came out.

So it's just going from March April of 2011 and then all the way to April 2012 2nd C got some cool photos along the side there.

And then there's a breakdown of what's all in here.

We're just gonna go from the start with The Nutcracker.

It's a really cool color scheme here for Nutcracker and right here on the front page, there's a little cameo by Lincoln himself, there in the background.

So that's pretty fun.

There, behind Max and your mama, son, they're checking out this dire Emma here of The Nutcracker.

So literally like that color scheme is as well I've often wanted.

I thought about trying to recreate that on some gum plot.

I think that's pretty cool over here.

Just a work in progress.

Shot of just some of you can see, like some of the brass rods they're used for making additions to the base kit there.

And then this Morgan program starts here, making those parts.

And here the next page and more fuller shot of just the model kit there by itself, along with the two accompanying suits.

They're down here.

Of course you've got Max is the signature painting technique just going over with the brush.

So I think I believe that sometimes he does this with airbrush, and sometimes it is it just my hand brushing, but just the the all over color for the base.

We got black, and then I think he usually does silver on after the black.

I'm not sure if you did, or he's got silver underneath the black anyway, I'm not sure, but then all the random colors on there and then painting the actual base colors on there are the main colors.

The nine year you can see a little about the weathering as well.

Sanding that is, sanding the number that is probably hand painted on.

There, I'm guessing, is that it's probably hand painted another actual detail on there, and I've got a couple of different color schemes of the same kids.

This is just all so The Nutcracker.

We just got this more playing close game.

This is actually the exact color scheme that I'm planning on using for.

Whenever I get around to painting the Neos Young, I would love to paint a nature.

You see, he was young in this color scheme.

I think it looks really cool and would give a really unique look to those young that's you may see this sometime in the future from me on the new Eos young love that color scheme there for that and just look at some detail shots of some of the markings and details on that.

And then over here, just a little more traditional camel color scheme there for that.

All very cool.

He's got the frog decal on everything.

Stay.

Look here.

The next phase.

We've got one more here of kind of desert color scheme with heart logo on there.

And then just look at the accompanying suits down there at the bottom.

That would be the Gustaf and the Mela Sheena.

And then over here, this against more work in progress.

Photos of the weathering process on that one underside of that.

It's pretty cool.

Hover Tank Nutcracker.

Never really been one of my favorite designs, but it's interesting design.

It looks a bit just like a helmet or something.

I don't.

The thing that I don't like about the design, honestly is how the bottom is not perfectly flat.

I wonder what the reason is for that.

Sometime I'll have to ask a link if you ever if he knows what the reason is for that.

But that's what really bothers me the most about the design of the Nutcracker that the bottom this part is not straight.

It's not flat.

If it was, I think I would like it a lot more, but just looks weird.

Just looks like it's not quite right.

That's curved like that.

But I don't know the reason if you guys know, let me know.

But as faras my current knowledge, I don't know.

So I guess here is a little bit more, uh, Met K.

And it's a three explanations so little bit more about the just the design of The Nutcracker, It seems so cool.

Illustrations down here from COCOM out there of The Nutcracker, I would guess, and just maybe the original box aren't there as well.

So that's pretty cool.

Concede that the original kids of being a Nito kit there.

Then over here appears to be a cool story about taking a photograph of the phallic flying, thereby just tossing it up in this in the air.

Get picture.

That's pretty interesting.

It's more information down here with Max and a team of Alex.

I say follow Kano Link says Okay, because that's what's written in Japanese.

But however you guys might want around, uh, the Hornets, another pretty interesting design here, which has like a suit there on the front door like a big giant flying jet pack for a suit to believe that is also a Gustaf there on the front of that.

So this one also a really unique design.

Pretty cool, interesting one.

It's just a look.

A few different optional color schemes for that over there.

Look at again, just the base kits unpainted over here on this side and again to some samples there across the stuff.

So if nothing else, these books are always really, really great source for just some different color scheme ideas for some of these kids.

So there's again just some production shots of them just during the photography face.

For those, no one's gonna look at just the painting process for that.

A sample here painted in just this kind of light tan color with the off white stripe on That looks very cool.

I love that paint scheme, for that looks really nice.

Very militaristic look like realistic Look, of course, for that looks still science fiction, obviously, but little bit less science fiction.

Just with that color scheme on it, less science fiction than, for example, something like this, which definitely looks more of something like a race car sort of color scheme or something that's a bright yellow on there, but also pretty interesting.

Look for that.

Definitely getting some sort of like a wasp or insects sort of inspiration for this color scheme.

It definitely has, like a look of like a lost pet on there with the yellow and black.

So I assume that's probably intentional.

And if I were to translate this, Japanese over here would probably say something along those lines on.

Then a couple of the color schemes here, a dark cam 01 And then this one, which almost looks like a kind of space type with just being all white, with yellow marking on there for that.

Speaking of wasps, here is just wasp marking on here, showing the hand painting looks like of that onto their painting 29 logo on here and then just explanation.

So again, it's a little bit about just the design process of the kid.

It looks like a look at the Neto p k a kid down there and kind of everything that was included with that looks like appear on the next page.

We got a little bit about the 1 20 Super Bowl and a couple of cool bits down here.

And then an open, open, cockpit open Hatch version.

There will be the 1/16 action model Fireball there.

That's pretty cool.

And just some more kind of work in progress.

Studio shots down there, some cool composite images there looks like sort or just shots.

There is a link again.

Ozzy Mac a modeling in Japan.

A little bit about Lincoln.

There, another photo.

So it's a big section, apparently, about him in this book.

So this whole bit I'll have to take a look takes more time to translate all of this and see what this is all talking about about Lincoln.

But there he is, with all the crew there and what looks to be like a pretty large Luna diver kid there.

I'm not sure which version is that, says 1/20 scale.

I didn't know the 1 20 scale lunar never was that big of a kid.

That's pretty surprising, but, you know, it's pretty box scene that, but not sure, anyway.

That's a beautiful color scheme on their looks.

Really nice, of course, really has this sort of aquatic life.

Sort of like stingray kind of looking color scheme on there for the camel color scheme on that down here.

The, uh, pilot giving the thumbs up in the Falk again.

That's something that Lincoln recently recreated in a A couple projects.

There he is.

Otaku guy Jian modeler Lincoln.

Right?

Okay.

Lincoln wasn't officially branded otaku back in the day, apparently.

All right, now, look at a couple of the kids here.

Got the guns of here.

Uh, polar bear and a little outdoor Dire Emma.

Their winter dire, Emma.

They were a little bit of snow on the ground and up here.

There's a few more of those.

I wonder if any of these are the ones that are on display at Yellow Submarine in Tokyo.

I can't remember.

I know Lincoln does have a couple of these on display.

At last.

I knew at Yellow Submarine and Cabra.

I'm not sure if it's any of these particular models here from this magazine or not.

I'm sure if he sees this, he'll be able to tell me yes or no either way, but that's pretty interesting.

All right.

Anyway, over here painted Super Bowl resident get there with the resin 1 20 figure there, it looks like as well.

And then the Mak es in S F three d bomb voyage, bullying one.

Another book there.

It looks like what I believe is the book that is here in the front, in the back here, this one that was mentioned in the front of the book Next feature is going to be all about the Super Bowl.

Got some images of those plants based.

I wonder how they took these photographs.

I'm also curious just because it's pretty cool.

Pretty interesting how they took these for the rest.

I would assume that this is actually taken from the top down, like the camera's actually above them and they're just shining a light straight from the front.