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Danumurthi Mahendra
Indonesia
Приєднався 21 тра 2011
Scale model short tutorial videos
5-Step Weathering Tamiya's Quad Gun Halftrack
We are going to do a bit of weathering that includes some oil filtering, hairspray, paint brush detailing, dusting, splatter, and pigments. The Tamiya M16 MGMC Halftrack builds into a nice attractive kit. Even without any weathering, the kit can stand on its own. But like some of you, I like to give my models extra points of interest by giving the model proper weathering.
Mr. Leveling Thinner for Tamiya acrylics (airbrush)
Mr. Rapid Thinner for Tamiya acrylics (brush painting)
Tamiya enamel thinner for Ammo MIG weathering products
Tamiya enamel thinner for 502 Abteilung products
MUSIC by Hotham
Stream: linktr.ee/hothammusic
Free Download: hypeddit.com/hotham/thefunk
Music I use: www.bensound.com
License code: JWYH3ARBG5PPBVPD
Mr. Leveling Thinner for Tamiya acrylics (airbrush)
Mr. Rapid Thinner for Tamiya acrylics (brush painting)
Tamiya enamel thinner for Ammo MIG weathering products
Tamiya enamel thinner for 502 Abteilung products
MUSIC by Hotham
Stream: linktr.ee/hothammusic
Free Download: hypeddit.com/hotham/thefunk
Music I use: www.bensound.com
License code: JWYH3ARBG5PPBVPD
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7 Easy Upgrades for Hasegawa's RF-4E Phantom II
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Despite the kit's age, the Hasegawa RF-4E is a classic. This kit brings to life the RF-4E Phantom II's of the legendary JASDF 501st Recon SQ. With just a few additional tweaks and modern painting techniques, you can upgrade this old timer and compare it with some newer kits on the market. Kits 1/48 scale Hasegawa RF-4E Phantom II "501SQ Shark Teeth" (Kit No.09574) 1/48 scale Hasegawa Weapons Se...
U.S. Army Stencils for Tamiya Halftrack. Airbrushing Letters and Numbers.
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Part 2 of the WW2 U.S. Army Stencils. This video shows how I made the serial number for the Tamiya's special-purpose half-track, the M16 Quad Gun or Multiple Gun Motor Carriage (MGMC), in 1/35 scale. The airbrush stencil in the video is Voyager Model PEA137 "WW2 U.S. Army Tank Stenciling Template Type 2"" Part 1 of the video deals with using templates and painting the large white stars. ua-cam....
Russian Typhoon: Building Tips for Hobby Boss 1/350
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I watched a re-run of the classic movie "The Hunt for Red October" and immediately built the movie's main submarine character. The "Red October" was a fictional nuclear sub that was loosely based on the Typhoon-class submarine. The model that I built was from Hobby Boss in 1/350 scale. Here are some building tips that may help inspire you to build yours! Music by Hotham Stream: linktr.ee/hotham...
U.S. Army Stencils for Tamiya Halftrack: Mask and Airbrushing
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How-to video on airbrushing the U.S. Army stars on Allied army vehicles that were ubiquitous throughout World War II. I wanted to make the "stars" look better. So, rather than using the original decals, I decided to use a photoetch template and transfer the patterns onto a series of masking tapes.
Russian T-72M1 Track Assembly. From Amusing Hobby
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The assembly process of Amusing Hobby T-72M1 individual tracks.
Russian T-72M1 Individual Tracks. from Amusing Hobby
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Preparing the individual tracks of the 1/35 scale T-72M1 fron Amusing Hobby
EA-18G Growler Exhaust Nozzels: Painting the Meng 1/48
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A few simple steps to help you create a convincing metallic finish for the exhaust nozzles of the 1/48 scale Growler from MENG MUSIC by Hotham Stream: linktr.ee/hothammusic Free Download: hypeddit.com/hotham/thefunk
EA-18G Growler: Weapons for Meng 1/48
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EA-18G Growler: Weapons for Meng 1/48
7 Highlight OV-22 Osprey Build, Italeri 1/48
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7 Highlight OV-22 Osprey Build, Italeri 1/48
6 Reasons to Build the Vintage Tamiya M2 Bradley
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6 Reasons to Build the Vintage Tamiya M2 Bradley
10 Building Tips for the RFM Oshkosh M1240A1 MATV
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10 Building Tips for the RFM Oshkosh M1240A1 MATV
10 Tips to Build the TU-95MS Bear H in 1/72
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10 Tips to Build the TU-95MS Bear H in 1/72
Inbox Kit Review: AFV Club leFH18 105mm Howitzer in 1/35 scale
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Inbox Kit Review: AFV Club leFH18 105mm Howitzer in 1/35 scale
Russia Typhoon VDV: Installing Clear Plastic Parts
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Russia Typhoon VDV: Installing Clear Plastic Parts
Test and Review: DSPIAE Mini Electric Pin Vice and Tungsten Drill Bits
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Test and Review: DSPIAE Mini Electric Pin Vice and Tungsten Drill Bits
How to Fix Gaps Using CA Glue and Acrylic Powder
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How to Fix Gaps Using CA Glue and Acrylic Powder
Weathering and Masking USS Bunker HIll CG-52
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Weathering and Masking USS Bunker HIll CG-52
Paint & Masking, Basics: USS Bunker Hill Cruiser (CG-52) 1/350 Shanghai Dragon
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Paint & Masking, Basics: USS Bunker Hill Cruiser (CG-52) 1/350 Shanghai Dragon
Kit Review & Construction: USS Bunker Hill Cruiser (CG-52) 1/350 Shanghai Dragon
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Kit Review & Construction: USS Bunker Hill Cruiser (CG-52) 1/350 Shanghai Dragon
Tamiya Mosquito B Mk.4/ PR Mk.4 in 1/72 Ep2
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Tamiya Mosquito B Mk.4/ PR Mk.4 in 1/72 Ep2
Tamiya Mosquito B Mk.4/ PR Mk.4 in 1/72 Ep1
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Tamiya Mosquito B Mk.4/ PR Mk.4 in 1/72 Ep1
Russian T-72M1 installing engine. Amusing Hobby 1/35
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Russian T-72M1 installing engine. Amusing Hobby 1/35
German VW Beetle: WW2 German 'string' camo
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German VW Beetle: WW2 German 'string' camo
German VW Beetle: Weathering muddy wheels
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German VW Beetle: Weathering muddy wheels
German VW Beetle: Painting seats with oils
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German VW Beetle: Painting seats with oils
German VW Beetle: Weathering the front trunk
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German VW Beetle: Weathering the front trunk
German VW Beetle: Weathering Interiors
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German VW Beetle: Weathering Interiors
Testing DSPIAE circular cutter on German VW Beetle.
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Testing DSPIAE circular cutter on German VW Beetle.
German VW Beetle: Install pre-cut masking
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German VW Beetle: Install pre-cut masking
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Excelente trabajo amigo.. felicitaciones. Sigue así..😮😊
Thank you
I’ve got this kit with the interior too so saved the video & subscribed, I like the early US armour as well as the modern up to date vehicles. Thanks for sharing the video
Thanks, Kenny! Early US armor like the M47, M48, M60, series perhaps?
@@mdanumurthi I like the WWII stuff then I’d say modern, then lastly post war tanks up to the 70s
Very good!
Thank you!
Where did you find the 700 sanding disks?
I bought them at a local hardware store. They came in small clear plastic bags with 400-1000 marked on them. No branding or manufacture info.
Do you do your oil weathering directly over the olive drab paint, or put on some kind of barrier coat first?
Yes, directly onto the OD paint: the OD is acrylic and won't react to the oils. Second, the matt OD paint provides a nice rough canvas for the oils to stick on the surface
@@mdanumurthi Thank you for the clarification. I've subscribed 🙂
@@soureel thank you!
Nice concise weathering demonstration. Thank you. 🙂
Thank you, Chris! Glad you like it.
Beautiful Phantom!!!
Thank you so much!
It’s a pity they make a device that doesn’t accept their own drill bits! That’s definitely deleted this device from my shortlist! Guess I’ll buy the Wowstick after all, at least it doesn’t require a hack to get it working!
Yes. Agree. What a shame...
I’ve been told plastic cement fogs. Why doesn’t this one?
It's because plastic cement do not release any gas when they cure, not like crazy/superglue.
Second, but unrelated, plastic cement will fog clear parts if it oozes or spills over beyond the contact surfaces.
Good video!!! Have been working on this very same kit for about 2-years now (other projects seem to call me away from this kit). About 75% complete. Nice easy kit with a respectable interior. Yep - i remember when this kit first came out way back in those ancient days of the 1980s - came out roughly same time as their version of the M1 Abrams 105mm gun tank, Was not into modeling back then. Also, can remember when the Bradley's first arrived in West Germany. I was in the US Army and stationed in West Germany. Was at Vilseck with a few friends and we went to the movie theater. The rail head just happened to be across the road from the theater. There was a chain-link fence separating the theater area from the rail head with concertina wire/barb wire on top. However, for whatever reason the security personnel left the gate open to the rail head. My friends and I were waiting for the movie to start and noticed some activity over at the rail head. We wandered on over to the open gate and noticed these NEW types of vehicles being unloaded. Since back in those days the US Army still was using the M113 APC, we figured, " Hmmm...must be those newfangled vehicles everyone was talking about". The Bradley's were in that olive color as well. After about 10-15 minutes or so someone finally noticed that the gate to the rail head was open (and a good-sized crowd just happened to be gathering/watching the unloading). Security finally did their job and chased everyone away, closed/locked the gates. Did get some good photos!!! Noticed in some comments that people busting out Tamiya. Well, I'll take a Tamiya kit anytime!! Easy to build; do not have 15 parts to make 1 part; does not have a ga-zillion unnecessary teeny-tiny parts that are easily lost; blah, blah, blah. Sometimes I do not need to have every single microscopic handle, nut/bolt, whatever recreated and take 10-hours to place on the model. Best part about Tamiya kits: the INSTRUCTIONS!!!!! Easy to follow instructions and parts placement is almost always exact. Most these other manufacturers instructions leave a lot to be desired. Have been times when I had to look up on internet of an actual vehicle to see where a part is placed because the instructions were "confusing". Tamiya instructions??? The best!!! Have built plenty of kits from plenty of manufacturers and, well, choose what is best for you and you like.
Thanks, James! Yeah, ditto, I enjoyed the build throughout. Hope you get your Bradley done soon!
Excellent job!!!!
Thank you, Chris!
Wow! What a painful kit.
Haahaa. Yes indeed!
The other option would be to buy two sets of the stencils giving you multiple sets of numbers. It would be nice though if the makers provided multiple rows of each number, or at least 3 or 4 of each number for this purpose.
Correct, Peter. I have similar thoughts. Having several rows/3-4 of each would be most ideal. FYI, I just ordered a second set.
@@mdanumurthi Even so you did a great job of lining up the additional number 👍
@@peterbrown3608 Thank you, Peter.
Great job. Looks so realistic. 😀
Thanks, Chris. The appearance is better than the decals.
nice!!!!
Thank you, Chris.
Great work. 👍👍
Thank you!
No, just go around the EDGE of those clear pieces, with a black Sharpie marker....works every time....
Totally make sense and I could have tried this. LoL. Way simpler!
Woah I want to build this too!😊
Go for it, mate!
Thanks for the video! For me, Tamiya = quick and cheerful!
I am working on a 1/35 Tamiya M16 MGMC and I am impressed how quick the process is. My pleasure, Ronald!
The kit definitely needs deck screens and a barrel. Also it's the only early Bradley around. The Academy is a copy.
Ah, yes. Very true!
👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍
Thanks, Chris!
Great job as usual, Dani!
Much thanks, Thomas!
Что за показуха это и на сайте можно посмотреть дизлайк однозначно.
Thanks!
Like it. Nice effect.
Thank you!
The top row of lights are for speed and overload light and the lower row of 3 lights are for charge amount.
Yes, correct!
👍👍👍👍
Thanks!
Haahaa. So true!
When your hobby gives you a new sub hobby 🤣😂😜
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良いポスターですね。
It is! It is so nice of them to include the poster.
塗装ガビル綺麗でいい感じですね。
Thank you!
After the painting process the putty are also painted, but it still can be used again right?
Yes, true. Similar to bluetac, we can use it over and over again.
Nice video. Thanks. I am planning to buy one. I usually build straight off the box with little, or no add ons- especially those that I need to spend more money on. I am a simple modeller, and being so, I usually stick with Tamiya.
Thanks! Awesome that you're building one. I still have a dozen tamiya kits that also want to build soon, trying closely straight off the box.
良い出来ですね。
Thank you!
Great job n great information
Thank you. I am glad it is helpful.
To be fair: none of the Tamiya kits have the features of a modern ki, none of the bells and whistles. On the contrary! This is what really means "It's a Tamiya!". On barrels: Tamiya still can't figured them out. They give you the worst barrels of the whole industry. To a Tamiya kit you MUST buy an aftermarket barrel. Most of the time the kit part has nothing to do with reality. (For example the Matilda II and the Valentine used the same 2 pdr gun, only the counterweight (aka the muzzle flare) differed somewhat. But in the two Tamiya kits they are not even resemble each other. And even farther from the real one. And those are quite simple and small barrels. And these are among the newer kits of Tamiya Matilda II from 2009, Valentine from 2017. And the Valentine's barrel is the worse.) There is only one thing Tamiya matches with the modern kits: price. Practically all newer Tamiya kits overpriced, at least twice. You can buy a much better Sherman from Zvezda for half the price. You can buy a much better KV-1 from Trumpeter for half the price. End so on. The list is as long as the Tamiya armour catalog. Their older kits are better, because those are priced correctly. That means those are cheap. Or you can buy a far superior T-55 from RFM for a bit more money, a far superior Sherman from Asuka (or RFM again), etc. Well, Tamiya Shermans are in the joke category, even for half the price, even compared to the Italeri Shermans made from 1977.
Excellent analysis. thank you! You're right, their new prices are exhorbitant. While with just a bit more, I can get a much better kit of the same model from other brands.
I much more like to build their older kits. Those are much better/realistically priced. And as you mentioned, you can modify them easily.
Different modellers have different preferences. The "modern kit" does not have appeal to me. I like good details on models, just according to their scale. Spending hours on putting one small parts together, with the almost hardly distinguishable extra details is just not my cup of tea.
Tamiya is not cheap. They probably are one of the very few companies that are willing to spend substantial amount of money and effort on R&D, and pioneer in providing many new and interesting products( including educational kits for children)for different type of customers. So they are quite different from those late comers who: first make profit through coping other's footprint (this maybe the reason why we have so many Tiger I model kits today)and make further profit by adding extras to the same types of models (this maybe we now have the word "over engineering" model kits)
@@ronaldchang8885 Their armour kit's R&D goes only one direction: how can they make cheaper tools for making them. This is why they developed the "flatpack" lower hulls (no, detail level clearly wasn't in the list for them). A typical bathtub style lower hull needs much more complicated tools to make. So they can cut the manufacturing price considerably by making the hull from sheets. But their engineers make dumb mistakes. Again the Tamiya Shermans, at least the newer ones (M51 and Easy 8). They placed the ejector pins on the outer side! So their newer Shermans has no less than 15 ejectorpin marks on both sides of the hull. Two on each side of the bogey arms, inside the screw line. Good luck clearing those... What a dumb decision. And there are still people who dare to say "Tamiya engineering is second to none." What a bullshit fanboyism. Detailwise their lower hulls has nothing to run home about. Mediocre at best. But you are right Tamiya is not cheap. But they are not premium or even high quality either.
これは丁寧に塗られてて良いですね。
Thank you!
素晴らしい本物みたいでした。ミサイル丁寧に出来てますね。
Many thanks!
Adjusting the blade is tricky. But, haven’t seen anything else that can cut out a 3mm diameter circle with precision. Truly magnificent.
Agree! This tool has save me time and effort.
Great job. Thanks
Thank you, Chris!
There kits of obscure German and Allied versions of tanks in their early stages of development, such as the Pz IV ausf. A. The Bradley early versions were widely used and numbered in the hundreds. If a modeler wants recreate the early and mid 80's, then this kit is great.
agree with you. lots of images as references.
これは素晴らしい!排気の焦げが再現です!
Thank you. A lot of masking but i am happy with the result
Very nice effect. Thank you.
thanks. and the whole experience was fun too!
Very nice.
Thank you, Chris.
Very impressive build and detailing. Admire your determination. Thank you.
Thank you, Chris!