I can't even understand the level of patience to do this. Not only is crafting the model to this degree of detail time consuming, but making a stop motion animation video in the process and then editing said video with grade ''A'' quality??? Amazing! If I were wearing a hat, I'd tip it off to you good sir, well done!
I had one of those Revell models of a B-17g almost two decades ago. 147 parts. Tons of dedication. Tons of mess-ups and fixes.. and probably not even on level as the guy's video. Nearly a month and I was on the last steps of finishing it until I lost it all from an angry sister who took it and smashed it in rage.
Tom Grigat : you should be banned from internet. I’ve considered myself being a good modeller... but now...my self esteem is at an all time low😊. But I do love your work, fantastic.
@@Simon-sv6qe Both are very accomplished, but to my eye the plasmos weathering is a bit over the top compared to the more subtle work shown here. The engine detail is superb as well. Just splitting hairs as both should be justifiably proud of their artistry.
For 23 years l worked full time restoring cars. Add at least 10 more part time. Still it's hard to comprehend the skill and patience required to accomplish this level of detail on that scale. For one thing my hands are no longer steady enough. I just found your channel today. Thank you for sharing this with us.
First of all there is amazing editing, Second This guy added a lot of extra details to the weaponry, engines, control surfaces and also added realistic seam lines and rivets and Third he did this in stop motion which takes about 10 minutes for a few frames. this is the type of work the you never see now days. I cant say anything else except that this is amazing and best if not one of the best videos I have seen on UA-cam.
Magnificent job all around. The music, stop motion effect, painting and detailing techniques, absolutely stunning. Perfectly brilliant ending as well. Well done Sir!
Speechless. Build flows seamlessly to the music. I would be most grateful for a short feature describing exactly how you went about the stressed skin and riveting as it seems to bring the final outcome into a glorious tribute to the real thing. I tried replaying those stressed segments, but still none the wiser! Keep up the excellent work.
With my primitive skills I built the similar Academy 1/72 B17G late model with the chin turret. In the modelling world, Tom is a rivet counter. The level of patience to achieve this result is mind boggling. The desire for perfection is off the charts. I'd rate his skill as 15 out of 10!
Thank you very much - but, to be honest, I'm far from a rivet counter. My models have a lot of flaws and mistakes. I enjoy the process of modelling though...
I've told you before but this warrants another telling, fantastic! It is an unadulterated joy to watch your videos and I freely confess to a childlike excitement when I received notification of this one! I cannot express how much I admire your work and the time you must obviously put in to make these world class videos, we're all very lucky to have you. My sincere thanks.
About a decade ago an olive-drab B-17 flew over Hollywood in the course of a long and slow 180 for a landing (Santa Monica? Torrence?) from the west. It was so low I could read the letters and numbers. Simply: Sublime. This build? Same. A B-2 did a Hollywood fly-over about twenty years ago. The earth shook. The sun was blotted out from the sky. Still the B-17 rules the skies. Thank you, Tom.
The skill required alone to do this is amazing, but the patience and attention to literally every single little detail is absolutely astounding. I do believe we've found the modern day DaVinci.
Incredible. I'm in awe at the level of detail you had the patience to do. When I built a Spitfire airplane as a young man, I thought I was pushing the envelope by brushing in gun powder residue on the wings behind the guns, lol. Great video. The best I've ever seen.
I made a 1/72 Airfix B17 when I was a kid in the early 1970's. Strangely, the end result didn't look like that. How things change - for the better in this case.
STUNNING...I have always thought that one complete side of the fuselage should be see thru so that we can see all the detail and work gone into the interior of these kits! BEAUTIFUL JOB GRATZ!
Absolutely unbelievable standard of craftsmanship here!! I'm also really pleased to see that Microscale are still around - I used to use their aircraft decals back in the 80s.
I don't build models, but I gotta say this video was incredible! The presentation, videowork, modeling skill, is really exceptional. Thank you for taking the time, and sharing this awesome project of yours! I Really enjoyed it.
I am in awe of your attention to detail - the rivet lines and even in the fuselage interior where no one can see. This is scale model building at another level.
@@TomGrigat YOUR RIGHT AND HAVING BEEN A MODELER AT ONE TIME I APPRECIATE THE WORK THAT GOES INTO MAKING SOMETHING THAT ONLY THE MODELER CAN APPRECIATE FULLY. MY WORK NEVER WAS UP TO THE QUALITY OF YOURS.
Loved building these when I was younger, never did possess the skills or the patience to be able to do the fine detail work like riveting and drilling turrets. This artist is very talented and does a fantastic job. Very impressive. CGI has gutted this craft for sure.
Look at the f14 i built.... u’ll be attempting to suicide after seeing that, luckaly my 1/48 b17F “memphis belle” flying forteress looks alot better then the tomcat....
Sadly looks at 1/144 B-47E with broken tail gun, dents, and half completed and cries, then glared at huge stack of models that haven't been started and terrible USS Missouri model
Also Tom ich bin ja eh schon von allen Deinen Arbeiten beeindruckt. Aber das hier topt alles!! Der Aufwand mit den Blechstößen hat sich echt gelohnt. Wie Du den Motor im Video zusammengesetzt hast, hat mir richtig gut gefallen. Die Idee mit den Geschützen muß ich mir unbedingt merken. Ich hoffe das werde ich auch, bis ich irgendwann mal meine B17 bauen werde ;-) Der Videoschnitt war mal wieder eine Augenweide. Und die Musik eine Ohrenweide ;-) Ich schaue es mir später noch mal an und lass dann den Ton über meine Sonos laufen. Meine Nachbarn wird's freuen :-D Alles in allem mal wieder ein wahres Kunstwerk!! Video wie auch Modell.
Das freut mich sehr, dass es Dir gefällt - die Blechstöße haben mir noch mal aufgezeigt, dass mir echt noch die Geduld fehlt. Da hätte ich tatsächlich noch ne Menge verschleifen müssen. Aber ich stürze mich halt gerne in die Aktion und lebe dann mit den Erkenntnissen...
Absolutely incredible. Working in the aviation industry I'm always a little miffed that there is so much detail that is put into these exquisite models but there are never any little bug splats on the leading edges on these incredible models. Just an observation and in no way being critical. Love your channel!
This video was absolutely incredible, I could not believe the precision and detail used to create this model. Music was calming and entertaining. Overall one of the best UA-cam videos I have ever seen
A seemingly random suggestion from youtube... And I loved it! I do watch a great deal of WWI & II content so I guess it wasn't totally out of left field, but I haven't built a model in twenty years, back when I was a teenager. This video inspired me to go to my local hobby shop and pick up a few kits and paint so I could build with my 10 year old nephew. And now he loves it! So thanks for that Tom!
And I also have to add; this is one of the the most gorgeous models I have ever seen & I cannot imagine the years of practice to achieve this level of craftsmanship. Well done sir, well done. I work at an aviation museum and we have plenty of models and ironically (I guess?) the best models we have are of ships. Two are aviation related; the USS Wolverine, which was an old, paddle-wheeled coal collier converted to a practice carrier in Lake Michigan (no u boats there!) and the USS Nimitz. My other favorite is of an Iowa-class battleship, the Missouri I believe. I would have loved to see Tom tackle these behemoths, as each model is roughly 3-4 feet long. That in stop motion would have been insane!
Бесподобно!!!! Все на уровне БОГ !!!! Подчерпнул для себя столько полезного, просто слов нет. Отдельно отмечу музыкальное сопровождение! Глубочайшая личная благодарность за возможность увидеть Ваше творчество МАСТЕР.
Your work is nothing short of genius. I would like to support your ongoing work. I couldn’t find anything in Patreon. It would help with materials, paints and kits. I bet there are many, many of your subscribers would like to support you too.
@@ciarancummins9259 I'm totally pleased to hear you like my work and would like to support it. If you really want you may leave a donation here: www.paypal.me/TomGrigat Thank you very much
Still can’t find you on PayPal. Maybe due to my technical ignorance. A Patreon account will allow you to accept contributions of €1 to €5 per month on a recurring basis. One off payments are good but not stable. Set up a Patreon account, my friend. Tag it to the end of every one of your wonderful posts. Then watch your real supporters grow. Love from Ireland.
For anybody to put that much effort into a project means they love what they are doing, I tip my cap to you sir, you have done what I have always dreamed of doing but never had the will power or patience to do. Great Video
Well Met Tom! I have been an airplane modeler for decades, My model of the B-17 was destroyed when some punks broke into our house and trashed ALL of my models. M-60 Patton,, Stearman Biplane, USS Constitution ( fully rigged), Space 1999 Eagle, Bren Gun carrier, M1A2 Halftrack, and so much more...
WOW!...no words. You have some serious talent, the build was amazing but then to edit and make a video clip like that......priceless! Model gods take notice
don't know which i enjoyed more, the attention to detail of the work or the excellent presentation of the process of that work through the cinematography, well done sir, great craftsmanship!
I have seen alot of stuff on UA-cam. This was by far the most impressive i have seen on an overall level. The build it self, the stop motion and the music added.👏
I am in my fourth year of doing model aircraft and believe me..it gets better. It takes patience and you got to try out new things on scrap plastic or a old plane you first built, and sometimes you got to walk away. Stick with it Benedict builds you will get there!
Superb vide and build. I flew on the "Yankee Lady" at an air show and I gotta get one of these kits and do it up like her. They're huge....will have to hang it from the ceiling for sure
Just as fascinating as the beautiful attention to detail, is exactly how you managed some of those stop-motion shots.....How you managed to undertake both art forms concurrently to such an incredible standard demonstrates a depth of patience I can only boggle at.
Tom I don't know why I am here, but that to me is art in its finest. Amazing work, all based on a standard model kit. It must take patience and a lot of skill.
Truly impressive! What patience, skill on many levels. Superb model making ability and, apparently, an accomplished stop-motion cinematographer as well!
Maybe a tiny bit more complex than the Airfix models I used to build in my distant childhood :-) Just freakin unbelieveable! Not just the modelling skills, but the film production - and patience - too! Wow!
Kind of like watching Leonardo da Vinci work! Tom, your videos are so entertaining and informative. You are a master in modeling like I've never seen. The music is perfect. You are also a very humble man judging from you commentary. Looking forward to watching more of your videos.
As a tribute to my father’s 56 missions as pilot in WW2, i made one of these. But I researched and fully detailed the interior and exterior. Thankfully dad told me of the markings and tail number of his favorite plane. I even flew on one here in Arizona. Every tube wire and knob is totally accurate in scale, location and color. I made tiny plaques with the names of each crewman at their positions. He never lost a crewman. Additionally i illuminated the interior and all the exterior lights. But the crowning achievement was inserting small electric motors in the engine nacelles. The engine details are still visible. I cut the rudder(tail flap) and gave it just a bit of right rudder. Now it hangs from my grandsons ceiling and with a touch of the battery pack located in the bombay, flys slowly in three foot diameter circles. Congratulations Captain Sorenson, Lieutenant Shaller, Lieutenant Elrod, Lieutenant Sommers and the rest. My family will never forget you. Larry Sorenson Glendale, Arizona
Dr. Airfix, again, hats off. I have never seen anything close to this. Pairing the eye, the imagination, the craftsmanship combined with 100% precision plus the endurance makes you and your models one of a kind. One thought: how about a cut-off section so one could admire the interior even? Best to you and many more models to come! Hubert
This guy just brought modeling to a whole new level. Im a beginner and he just turned that intermediate lvl model into a lvl 6 (a notch higher than the highest lvl).
This video must have taken forever to edit. I can appreciate how the music ends and everything is tied together at the end with the B17 footage wrapped up like a bow. That engine detailing is some next level stuff.
I built two B-17s back in the Monogram days..... they never looked as good as this. And my second one didn't look half bad, considering the information from UA-cam, let alone the internet wasn't a thing. But this definitely blows whatever I had accomplished right out of the air. Excellent work!
Love what you have done to add the metal bits to the plane, the guns, etc., and esp the rigging. Authenticity at this scale does require effort and creativity. Kudos to you man!
You’re a “Master” at this truly. Video effects very cool. Would have liked to have seen the actual build though. The paint/decal applications, filing etc. All in all very impressive.
I first saw this video about a year and a half ago, and loved it for two reasons. Firstly, I loved it because by then I was already a loyal subscribed viewer of your channel for ages, and enjoyed every piece of content you produced. However, there was a second reason: the music. Since hearing this incredible overture, I have taken a deep dive into classical music. I now regularly listen to the works of all the world's greatest composers, from the Baroque period right up to the Contemporary. I've put on early classical period composers the most, with their typically light and dainty sound (I've found I like it best). However, I always come back to Beethoven once in a while, listening to Leonore Overture No.3, the Fidelio and Coriolian overtures, and of course, the Egmont Overture. Because of this video, I got a fantastic look at extremely well done modeling once more, and a whole new field of music to adoringly jump into. So I thank you for that. Also, if you do see this, perhaps you could see it as a good reason to have more pieces of the like for your videos? Just a tiny suggestion/request, that's all.
I can't even understand the level of patience to do this. Not only is crafting the model to this degree of detail time consuming, but making a stop motion animation video in the process and then editing said video with grade ''A'' quality??? Amazing! If I were wearing a hat, I'd tip it off to you good sir, well done!
I know, that's the thing that struck me the most! The sheer patience he exhibits!
Me, I damned near had a panic attack watching the video!
Flash Chrome i would do the same he is so patient
Couldn't agree more with your comments
Thanks a lot for your kind words 😊
I had one of those Revell models of a B-17g almost two decades ago. 147 parts. Tons of dedication. Tons of mess-ups and fixes.. and probably not even on level as the guy's video. Nearly a month and I was on the last steps of finishing it until I lost it all from an angry sister who took it and smashed it in rage.
Right, that's it. I'm throwing away my modelling stuff and sticking to colouring books from now on.
No, don't do that - enjoy the modelling. For me it's some sort of therapy 😊
No my friend! Modeling is one of the reasons why I did not lose my mind in very bad first marriage. If they help with that, helps for anything!
I will one step behind...no need to work on models anymore....it's a real masterpiece.
Benedict Builds : I’ll join you. This was the final nail in the modelling coffin.
Tom Grigat : you should be banned from internet. I’ve considered myself being a good modeller... but now...my self esteem is at an all time low😊. But I do love your work, fantastic.
BEST B-17 i ever saw being built here or anywere! KUDOS! museum perfection!
Oh, thank you for these kind words...
Hi
Best videos! but also a good one is the one from Plasmo : ua-cam.com/video/HnPIwu-ZitE/v-deo.html
fr_Jagdmeister REM WWII Channel plasmos was way better no offence
@@Simon-sv6qe Both are very accomplished, but to my eye the plasmos weathering is a bit over the top compared to the more subtle work shown here. The engine detail is superb as well. Just splitting hairs as both should be justifiably proud of their artistry.
I think the stressed skin effect is superb. Such beautiful work!
Agreed..
I have stressed skin but I am old!
That little tool to rivet the skin into place is amazing.
If "Hollywood" would apply just half as much attention to detail and accuracy, films would be 200% improved.
@Alejandro Márquez Sure .. with virtual effest planes can flying like fighters in star wars...
That’s kinda of a lie look at the movie Apollo 13 it would’ve been more boring if the astronauts talked and acted the way the did
Gear Challenge unreal
Alejandro Márquez also fuck you this shit is hard to replicate
Yeah and then you'd complain why a movie ticket cost you $300. They can never win so quit expecting them too lol
Mesmerising to watch! Enjoyed this immensely
Good to hear 😊
Matt Lowne is here! The KSP dude I am subscribed to, here?
Hiii mattttt😊
Scott
Just was watching your vids then got this in my recommended, weird
Wow.
This has to be the most creative model building video I've ever seen!
Thanks...
For 23 years l worked full time restoring cars. Add at least 10 more part time. Still it's hard to comprehend the skill and patience required to accomplish this level of detail on that scale. For one thing my hands are no longer steady enough. I just found your channel today. Thank you for sharing this with us.
Thanks - you're welcome 😊
I don't know whats more impressive, the fluidity of the stop motion animation or the quality of the build, bravo.
Thanks 😊
First of all there is amazing editing, Second This guy added a lot of extra details to the weaponry, engines, control surfaces and also added realistic seam lines and rivets and Third he did this in stop motion which takes about 10 minutes for a few frames. this is the type of work the you never see now days. I cant say anything else except that this is amazing and best if not one of the best videos I have seen on UA-cam.
Thanks for your kind words 😊
Magnificent job all around. The music, stop motion effect, painting and detailing techniques, absolutely stunning. Perfectly brilliant ending as well. Well done Sir!
I'm glad you like it - especially the ending ;-)
The paintjob looks absolutely dashing! This bomber is a total beauty.
I'm glad you like it...
Ah we have a british chap.
This is absolutely incredible, a work of art. You sir, are a legend. I can’t even fathom the patience and determination this must have taken.
Thank you very much
Very impressive, remarkable patience and skill.
Thanks a lot
There is no words to describe the talent you have on assembling the model and editing the video.
Thank you very much 😊
Speechless. Build flows seamlessly to the music. I would be most grateful for a short feature describing exactly how you went about the stressed skin and riveting as it seems to bring the final outcome into a glorious tribute to the real thing. I tried replaying those stressed segments, but still none the wiser! Keep up the excellent work.
WOW! I can't build a plane without getting glue on the canopy...
Use PVA glue for clear parts. It dries clear.
@@disceva6443 does it stick as good tho
@@Elbowbanditest2003 it sticks perfectly fine. Sometimes I don't even glue the canopy down so I can take it of to look at the interior.
@@disceva6443 OK I will see how it goes
I usually wind up with parts stuck to my forehead...
With my primitive skills I built the similar Academy 1/72 B17G late model with the chin turret. In the modelling world, Tom is a rivet counter. The level of patience to achieve this result is mind boggling. The desire for perfection is off the charts. I'd rate his skill as 15 out of 10!
Thank you very much - but, to be honest, I'm far from a rivet counter. My models have a lot of flaws and mistakes. I enjoy the process of modelling though...
Insane amount of time and work to make this as a stop motion. I'd just as soon believe this is all CGI. Kudos to you!
I wished I had the data to make a cgi clip with the aircraft 😂😂😂
This is an Oscar winning performance in both modelling and build video production! I'm literally blown away tbh
OK, this is absolutely UNREASONABLE detail for a 1:72 scale model! Wow, amazing!
Ur gay
The whole thing is nothing short of being a masterpiece, amazing museum quality work!
So well planned and executed 🎆
I'm pleased to hear 😊
I've told you before but this warrants another telling, fantastic!
It is an unadulterated joy to watch your videos and I freely confess to a childlike excitement when I received notification of this one!
I cannot express how much I admire your work and the time you must obviously put in to make these world class videos, we're all very lucky to have you.
My sincere thanks.
Thanks for your kind words 😊
Seriously,how do you have enough patience to stop-motion an entire building process
It's passion and addiction 😅
About a decade ago an olive-drab B-17 flew over Hollywood in the course of a long and slow 180 for a landing (Santa Monica? Torrence?) from the west. It was so low I could read the letters and numbers. Simply: Sublime. This build? Same. A B-2 did a Hollywood fly-over about twenty years ago. The earth shook. The sun was blotted out from the sky. Still the B-17 rules the skies. Thank you, Tom.
Thanks - you're welcome 😊
The skill required alone to do this is amazing, but the patience and attention to literally every single little detail is absolutely astounding. I do believe we've found the modern day DaVinci.
Too much honor - but thanks 😊
This channel is actually underrated with the time and effort and quality put into these videos
I've seen this like 20 times and still can't believe the level u are damn, nice to see people who build planes nice. Keep up the good work!!!
Thanks a lot 😊
One of the most Enjoyable Videos i have ever seen on UA-cam.
Perfect.
I'm pleased to hear 😊
With your exceptional quality of cinematography and modelling abilities, spelling mistakes go totally unnoticed.
Thanks for your kind words 😊
Simply absolute, both the colouring and the build. The way it’s filmed is just... wow
I'm pleased to hear 😊
Incredible. I'm in awe at the level of detail you had the patience to do. When I built a Spitfire airplane as a young man, I thought I was pushing the envelope by brushing in gun powder residue on the wings behind the guns, lol. Great video. The best I've ever seen.
Thank you 😊
John Malenkovic aren’t you a kid?
@@massimocrisologo4497 he has a pout on...lol
I made a 1/72 Airfix B17 when I was a kid in the early 1970's. Strangely, the end result didn't look like that.
How things change - for the better in this case.
I watch the entire video in absolute awe! Unbelievable. Thank you for the fantastic videos!
You're welcome
STUNNING...I have always thought that one complete side of the fuselage should be see thru so that we can see all the detail and work gone into the interior of these kits! BEAUTIFUL JOB GRATZ!
Thanks
Absolutely unbelievable standard of craftsmanship here!! I'm also really pleased to see that Microscale are still around - I used to use their aircraft decals back in the 80s.
Thanks for your kind words and for the info regarding the TV show. I'll take a look.
I don't build models, but I gotta say this video was incredible! The presentation, videowork, modeling skill, is really exceptional. Thank you for taking the time, and sharing this awesome project of yours! I Really enjoyed it.
I'm pleased to hear 😊
Very nice build! Video production is beyond amazing. You're a madman to rivet the thing, and stressed panels!? Over the top! Thanks for sharing
I'm happy you like it 😊
*_Outstanding. What a masterpiece !!!_* 🔝👍🏻😉
I am in awe of your attention to detail - the rivet lines and even in the fuselage interior where no one can see. This is scale model building at another level.
Thank you very much 😊
This is the best build of this aircraft I have seen on UA-cam. We can only wish we were on your level.
Thank you very much 😊
Haha...I'll bet this took longer to complete from start to finish than the real thing! 😉 Outstanding.
なんて手間のかかる撮影を、！
素晴らしすぎる👏👏👏👏
I just have one word for your job : Perfection
NO DOUBT ABOUT IT YOU ARE A TRUE CRAFTSMAN. I NEVER UNDERSTOOD DOING ALL THE WORK ON THE INSIDE THAT NO ONE WILL EVER SEE.
Thanks - but you saw it 😂
@@TomGrigat YOUR RIGHT AND HAVING BEEN A MODELER AT ONE TIME I APPRECIATE THE WORK THAT GOES INTO MAKING SOMETHING THAT ONLY THE MODELER CAN APPRECIATE FULLY. MY WORK NEVER WAS UP TO THE QUALITY OF YOURS.
Loved building these when I was younger, never did possess the skills or the patience to be able to do the fine detail work like riveting and drilling turrets. This artist is very talented and does a fantastic job. Very impressive. CGI has gutted this craft for sure.
Thanks a lot for your kind words - ironically I work as a 3D-Designer 😅
At one point I thought, “all he needs is a starter and some fuel... I’m sure that’s next.”
😂😂😂
*looks at my very poor north Carolina bb-55 model and cries*
Look at my foker 189 and jump over the window
Look at the f14 i built.... u’ll be attempting to suicide after seeing that, luckaly my 1/48 b17F “memphis belle” flying forteress looks alot better then the tomcat....
Sadly looks at 1/144 B-47E with broken tail gun, dents, and half completed and cries, then glared at huge stack of models that haven't been started and terrible USS Missouri model
looks at my yamato
*loads gun*
looks at my IJN fleet
*starts removing life*
Also Tom ich bin ja eh schon von allen Deinen Arbeiten beeindruckt. Aber das hier topt alles!! Der Aufwand mit den Blechstößen hat sich echt gelohnt. Wie Du den Motor im Video zusammengesetzt hast, hat mir richtig gut gefallen. Die Idee mit den Geschützen muß ich mir unbedingt merken. Ich hoffe das werde ich auch, bis ich irgendwann mal meine B17 bauen werde ;-) Der Videoschnitt war mal wieder eine Augenweide. Und die Musik eine Ohrenweide ;-) Ich schaue es mir später noch mal an und lass dann den Ton über meine Sonos laufen. Meine Nachbarn wird's freuen :-D Alles in allem mal wieder ein wahres Kunstwerk!! Video wie auch Modell.
Das freut mich sehr, dass es Dir gefällt - die Blechstöße haben mir noch mal aufgezeigt, dass mir echt noch die Geduld fehlt. Da hätte ich tatsächlich noch ne Menge verschleifen müssen. Aber ich stürze mich halt gerne in die Aktion und lebe dann mit den Erkenntnissen...
Absolutely incredible. Working in the aviation industry I'm always a little miffed that there is so much detail that is put into these exquisite models but there are never any little bug splats on the leading edges on these incredible models. Just an observation and in no way being critical. Love your channel!
Thanks a lot 😊
This video was absolutely incredible, I could not believe the precision and detail used to create this model. Music was calming and entertaining. Overall one of the best UA-cam videos I have ever seen
Thanks for your kind words 😊
This was amazing. Bravo!
thanks...
you are so talented. this vifeo made my day. it made me feel happy. thank you!
The music is flawless🎻🎼
I'm glad it seems to work for the clip
How is the music called?
It's the egmont overture from Beethoven performed by Kevin MacLeod.
Now I fully understand Jeff Beck's comment on seeing Jimi Hendrix for the first time:
"Well, I used to be a guitarist."
A seemingly random suggestion from youtube... And I loved it! I do watch a great deal of WWI & II content so I guess it wasn't totally out of left field, but I haven't built a model in twenty years, back when I was a teenager. This video inspired me to go to my local hobby shop and pick up a few kits and paint so I could build with my 10 year old nephew. And now he loves it! So thanks for that Tom!
What a nice story - I'm glad I could have given some initial. Thanks a lot 😊
And I also have to add; this is one of the the most gorgeous models I have ever seen & I cannot imagine the years of practice to achieve this level of craftsmanship. Well done sir, well done.
I work at an aviation museum and we have plenty of models and ironically (I guess?) the best models we have are of ships. Two are aviation related; the USS Wolverine, which was an old, paddle-wheeled coal collier converted to a practice carrier in Lake Michigan (no u boats there!) and the USS Nimitz. My other favorite is of an Iowa-class battleship, the Missouri I believe. I would have loved to see Tom tackle these behemoths, as each model is roughly 3-4 feet long. That in stop motion would have been insane!
Sounds great
This is like how b17 were handbuilt by giants back in the thay, and also colorized.
😂😂😂
@Tediuki Suzuki you can clearly see that hes Turkish
@Tediuki Suzuki I have never met an American with a name like Ozturk. Suffice to say, I don't think he is one probably.
I actually bought the set to make this and oh boy i see I’m in for a ride
Have fun with it - it's a great kit
Oh no my pet hamster joined the airforce.
Бесподобно!!!! Все на уровне БОГ !!!! Подчерпнул для себя столько полезного, просто слов нет. Отдельно отмечу музыкальное сопровождение! Глубочайшая личная благодарность за возможность увидеть Ваше творчество МАСТЕР.
I don't know what was better. The model or the video. Both were outstanding. Thanks for sharing the build.
You're welcome 😊
I wish my kits are this good. 😭
Just gave up modeling. I surrender.
Ikr..
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4:53 "Boing"
Read the description...
A true joy to watch. An evolution of bits of plastic to the pinnacle of perfection.
Thank you very much 😊
Your work is nothing short of genius. I would like to support your ongoing work. I couldn’t find anything in Patreon. It would help with materials, paints and kits. I bet there are many, many of your subscribers would like to support you too.
@@ciarancummins9259 I'm totally pleased to hear you like my work and would like to support it. If you really want you may leave a donation here:
www.paypal.me/TomGrigat
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Still can’t find you on PayPal. Maybe due to my technical ignorance. A Patreon account will allow you to accept contributions of €1 to €5 per month on a recurring basis. One off payments are good but not stable. Set up a Patreon account, my friend. Tag it to the end of every one of your wonderful posts. Then watch your real supporters grow. Love from Ireland.
Thank you very much 😊 I'll take a look at patreon...
The combination of exceptional model making skills and stop motion photography is jaw dropping. A pure pleasure to watch. Well done.
Thanks for your kind words
For anybody to put that much effort into a project means they love what they are doing, I tip my cap to you sir, you have done what I have always dreamed of doing but never had the will power or patience to do. Great Video
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Well Met Tom! I have been an airplane modeler for decades, My model of the B-17 was destroyed when some punks broke into our house and trashed ALL of my models. M-60 Patton,, Stearman Biplane, USS Constitution ( fully rigged), Space 1999 Eagle, Bren Gun carrier, M1A2 Halftrack, and so much more...
WOW!...no words. You have some serious talent, the build was amazing but then to edit and make a video clip like that......priceless! Model gods take notice
don't know which i enjoyed more, the attention to detail of the work or the excellent presentation of the process of that work through the cinematography, well done sir, great craftsmanship!
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As a digital 3d modeller I always look at these in awe, there's so much that has to go into making a model irl
I have seen alot of stuff on UA-cam. This was by far the most impressive i have seen on an overall level. The build it self, the stop motion and the music added.👏
I'm very pleased to hear 😊 thanks for your kind words
I am in my fourth year of doing model aircraft and believe me..it gets better. It takes patience and you got to try out new things on scrap plastic or a old plane you first built, and sometimes you got to walk away. Stick with it Benedict builds you will get there!
Superb vide and build. I flew on the "Yankee Lady" at an air show and I gotta get one of these kits and do it up like her. They're huge....will have to hang it from the ceiling for sure
Incredible attention to detail. To say I'm impressed is putting it mildly.
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Just as fascinating as the beautiful attention to detail, is exactly how you managed some of those stop-motion shots.....How you managed to undertake both art forms concurrently to such an incredible standard demonstrates a depth of patience I can only boggle at.
Tom I don't know why I am here, but that to me is art in its finest. Amazing work, all based on a standard model kit. It must take patience and a lot of skill.
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Outstanding preparation, construction and painting. The filming is outstanding too!
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The amount of work this man puts on these videos is outstanding.
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Truly impressive! What patience, skill on many levels. Superb model making ability and, apparently, an accomplished stop-motion cinematographer as well!
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Maybe a tiny bit more complex than the Airfix models I used to build in my distant childhood :-) Just freakin unbelieveable! Not just the modelling skills, but the film production - and patience - too! Wow!
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Because just building the model isn’t hard enough. That was amazing to watch.
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Just wow. Fitting tribute to a plane and her crew that we owe so much
Kind of like watching Leonardo da Vinci work! Tom, your videos are so entertaining and informative. You are a master in modeling like I've never seen. The music is perfect. You are also a very humble man judging from you commentary. Looking forward to watching more of your videos.
Thank you very much for your kind words - I'm currently working on some more clips
As a tribute to my father’s 56 missions as pilot in WW2, i made one of these. But I researched and fully detailed the interior and exterior. Thankfully dad told me of the markings and tail number of his favorite plane. I even flew on one here in Arizona. Every tube wire and knob is totally accurate in scale, location and color. I made tiny plaques with the names of each crewman at their positions. He never lost a crewman.
Additionally i illuminated the interior and all the exterior lights. But the crowning achievement was inserting small electric motors in the engine nacelles. The engine details are still visible. I cut the rudder(tail flap) and gave it just a bit of right rudder. Now it hangs from my grandsons ceiling and with a touch of the battery pack located in the bombay, flys slowly in three foot diameter circles. Congratulations Captain Sorenson, Lieutenant Shaller, Lieutenant Elrod, Lieutenant Sommers and the rest. My family will never forget you.
Larry Sorenson
Glendale, Arizona
Sounds awesome
Dr. Airfix, again, hats off. I have never seen anything close to this. Pairing the eye, the imagination, the craftsmanship combined with 100% precision plus the endurance makes you and your models one of a kind. One thought: how about a cut-off section so one could admire the interior even? Best to you and many more models to come! Hubert
Thanks for your kind words and for the idea...
I built a Ravell B-17 years ago of which I was very proud. It didn't look like this! Awesome job.
Seems so easy but in no way was this easy to accomplish just amazing how perfectly orchestrated this is perfect music always
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This guy just brought modeling to a whole new level. Im a beginner and he just turned that intermediate lvl model into a lvl 6 (a notch higher than the highest lvl).
This video must have taken forever to edit. I can appreciate how the music ends and everything is tied together at the end with the B17 footage wrapped up like a bow. That engine detailing is some next level stuff.
Thanks - I'm glad you like it 😊
Watching the parts crawl towards their intended housings was just so satisfying
Wow! My grandfather was in the 8th AirForce and flew the B-17 over Europe. He would have been amazed by your work.
I built two B-17s back in the Monogram days..... they never looked as good as this. And my second one didn't look half bad, considering the information from UA-cam, let alone the internet wasn't a thing. But this definitely blows whatever I had accomplished right out of the air. Excellent work!
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Outstanding! In every respect! The model! The film! Absolutely flawless!
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Love what you have done to add the metal bits to the plane, the guns, etc., and esp the rigging. Authenticity at this scale does require effort and creativity. Kudos to you man!
I'm glad you like my work 😊
A rare combination of exceptional skills on display here. Thanks for sharing.
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Not only are your models exquisitely beautiful, the little stop-motion movies are too!
Great livery choice of the "Boeing" B-17. Good historical record and your work is a joy to watch.
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Wow, from the amazing craftsmanship to the great editing. Simply amazing. The music even fit this project.
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You’re a “Master” at this truly. Video effects very cool. Would have liked to have seen the actual build though. The paint/decal applications, filing etc. All in all very impressive.
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I first saw this video about a year and a half ago, and loved it for two reasons. Firstly, I loved it because by then I was already a loyal subscribed viewer of your channel for ages, and enjoyed every piece of content you produced. However, there was a second reason: the music. Since hearing this incredible overture, I have taken a deep dive into classical music. I now regularly listen to the works of all the world's greatest composers, from the Baroque period right up to the Contemporary. I've put on early classical period composers the most, with their typically light and dainty sound (I've found I like it best). However, I always come back to Beethoven once in a while, listening to Leonore Overture No.3, the Fidelio and Coriolian overtures, and of course, the Egmont Overture. Because of this video, I got a fantastic look at extremely well done modeling once more, and a whole new field of music to adoringly jump into. So I thank you for that.
Also, if you do see this, perhaps you could see it as a good reason to have more pieces of the like for your videos? Just a tiny suggestion/request, that's all.
Thanks a lot for your kind words and merry Christmas