Revell New Tool 1/32 Hurricane Mk.IIb build. Part Five.
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- Опубліковано 13 лют 2023
- In this part we get the model masked, painted, decals on, clearcoated and apply an oil wash. If you would like to contribute to the channel.. please look here.. / nigelsmodellingbench
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Will defo prime each time 👍👍
Still playing catchup Nigel. I'm on decals. Love the tip on the gun coverings to make sure they are absolutely not straight or they just look bad. That's clever. Good primer rant. Why is it when we try to cut corners it never pays off?
Great work Nigel. Your videos will really help me when I do get around to building an aircraft. The decals looks amazing on the Hurricane excellent work.
Glad to help
ANYbody else notice how the canopy rails "toe in" as they go forward? Supposed to be straight. Don't look too hard at it or you will say "WTF"???
This kit is a very strange mix of good and weird. Nothing away from Nigels excellent build and vids.
I really enjoyed that Nigel. Great to see things going wrong too. I know that sounds awful but it is a learning experience for all of us. Ian
Absolutely Ian. I just gave you a shout out in a video that will be up later.
@@NigelsModellingBench Wow, thankyou so much :)
I think the plane looks beautiful, great job
Thank you! Cheers!
Another beautiful build Nige 👍🇬🇧👌
Thanks 👍
Nigel, that looks fkn awesome mate! OMG!! Wow!!!
Thanks 👍
Looking good bud. Cant get them masks for love nor money.
Sorry, that's my fault. If I were you I'd put in a pre order at Hannants.. I know they have a delivery on the way, maybe the hurricane masks will be in the delivery?
Excellent work sirrrrrrrrrr. 👏. It's looking awesome 👍❤️
Thanks 👍
Looking fantastic Nige! very nice paint job indeed, I learned the hard way many moons ago about not priming, I always prime, nine times out of ten with Mr Surfacer grey or black. I have left canopy masks on for weeks without a problem, even if you do get a bit of residue left after you remove the masks its easy enough to remove. Hope you and Jess are feeling batter mate!
When I got back into modelling a couple of years ago I went to my local model shop and asked what primers they had, "oh no Sir, we don't stock primers, never primed a model in my life" was the reply I got! Now I buy all my bits and pieces online, and I always prime , so great advice Nigel! Also, surely Revell contacter would work better with Revell plastics, although a pain to use....
Thanks for sharing. use Premium hobbies and code NMB10 to get 10% off everything.
@@NigelsModellingBench I already have, thank you!
It's looking awesome, Nige 👌, will try the white tac as I normally just use the air brush but was really impressed by your edges on the camouflage 😉👏👍
Have fun
Bloody awesome mate👌
Thanks buddy
Lovely paint job, Nige. Looks every inch a Hurricane to me. Bt the way, Aqua Gloss is still available as part of Ammo by Mig's new A-Stand paint range which is in fact Alclad (slightly rejigged to Mig's specs). I saw them demonstrated at Telford and was assured that the Aqua Gloss is unaltered.
Thanks John
Nige
I've been building the 1/32 Revell Spitfire Mk IIa and have experienced the same gluing issues as you with the soft plastic and Tamiya Extra Thin. I've resolved the problem by just using a more liberal amount of Extra Thin, which melted the plastic and after drying I had a strong bond. Please test and see if it works on the Hurricane as it is a much newer Revell kit and the plastic may be a bit different.
Fantastic update as you covered the complete finishing stages. ... so well done.
Peter
Too late.. it's finished now. I know of a few people having issues yet Revell say they've changed nothing.
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Nige, Hard to believe Revell hasn't changed anything as I never experienced this problem with Revell kits a number of years ago.
Exactly.. plus the fact that it wasn't until this one arrived that I and others had an issue??
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Nige
Very well could be and when the kit is available on our side of the pond, I'm planning on buying and building it and will be vigilant on the glue issue.
Thanks so much for such an informative channel to follow and learn from. Yes, at 75, I'm still enjoying the hobby and learning all the time.
Peter
Will be good.
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Even today you buy three different brands of zinc chromate green primer and it's four different colors.
Hi in your latest video you asked for photo's of the flaps, i have found an booklet "Lock on N 25 Hurricane Mk XII" where there are close up photos of the the flaps and a lot of other details.
Thanks Peter. I have now obviously finished it so too late, and I have also found out that Hurricanes generally had the flaps up all the time.
Trying some different paint. I've had success using Mr Surfacer 1500 as a primer thinned with Mr Color leveling thinner. My question is: can I thin Mission Model Paint with Mr color leveling thinner?? If not, what should I use? (I'm airbrushing)
Not sure Chris.. isn't that Mission paint a special that needs thinner and something else added?
Simple question…(to everyone really) when you spray wings and tails, do you mask the top and bottom to get a crisp line between the light underside and top colour? Or do you just airbrush the wing from the top and underside to get a slightly fuzzy line. I mask everything but there are times when I see people just spray freehand, and I think “oh no, it must be covered with overspray -but the end result looks fine”. Maybe it’s me, or the paint, or the sirbrush, or climate change etc etc…
It depends on the subject. For example, a Lancaster in night camo will have a sharp demarcation between top and bottom, an ME 323 has a non masked demarcation so will be done freehand or with white tak sausages. The overspray issue depends also on the subject.
@@NigelsModellingBench Thank you Nigel, makes a lot of sense.
Hi Nigel, another great video and a lovely model to boot. Can i just ask and this is my ignorance showing through, why are the aircraft's reg different each side? I'd love to get back in to the hobby again but i think my disability would not allow me to do the models justice but watching you guys are probably the next best thing! Carry on the good work.
NV is the squadron, B is the aircraft code. I reckon they keep the roundel in roughly the same spot so move the letters around.
Revell has come out with its own extra thin cement so I wonder if they have tweaked the recipe of their plastic for that? And if a rival brand’s extra thin didn’t work as before on their new plastic that would be a bonus, wouldn’t it? 🤔
I have had a reply from Revell, apparently they haven't tweaked anything?
@@NigelsModellingBench hmmmm, it’s a mystery then. If I get the chance I’ll try revell’s extra thin cement on their kit and see if that works better.
Nigel
Just a question if possible and ok to revive pictures of your paint reference cards. It would be greatly appreciated.
Yes, I often show them so people can save them.
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I tried that but I can’t read them.
But that’s ok thank you for a reply keep up the modeling
I will put them up clearly on screen for the next Lancaster video, I have to be careful of copyright though.
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I could send you my email address so you aren’t Pitt them up on UA-cam if you are ok with that. I can’t wait to see the next Lancaster vid.