greetings friendship friends UA-camr, I am very happy to be here, the video content is very interesting to watch. Can't wait for interesting video content, good luck to developers! I recommend joining! great concept and i'm glad i'm here! I hope that the content you present is entirely successful for the benefit of all users. The concept and purpose of this content is very good. This is content that explains the benefits of this content in the future and history. I hope to do my best at every opportunity to make video content and the latest information every day grow to be great and useful for many people.
@Shadow.Gaming dont know actually which is the most expensive... maybe a GWH F-15 + all the aftermarket i spent on just to fail in that build miserably thanks to the kit decals. the most expensive i have now in my stash is Trumpeter 1/350 USS Nimitz
I flew A7A’s in VA 105; VA 37 was our sister squadron. Your modeling is superb. Outstanding detail, artful work. By the way, the live action video showed VA-105’s side number 405 being launched from the Saratoga. I flew that same aircraft many times. Thank you very much for an outstanding contribution the A7 community, and my personal memory log! I’ll have more notes to share soon. Thank you again.
Another contributor made mention that this aircraft bureau number had been shut down on November 10, 1972. I looked in my log book and I flew a “rescap” mission on the next launch cycle, over the heavily defended area of the crash site. For more detail: www.pownetwork.org/bios/w/w429.htm
You did a beautiful job with the weathering. Too many people leave their jets looking like they've been out in a field for a couple years. Wonderful build!!
Also, another story from this buddy of mine, since this model represents a bird off the "Saratoga" I might note that her unofficial nickname in the Seventies was "the stinking, sinking, Sixty:" from when her sewage system back-flooded in drydock.
I served on the Aircraft Carrier Lexington CVT 16.. It was a training ship when I was on it for Naval pilots... I saw a lot of thes A-7As in our hanger bay.. I loved the beauty of their lines.. Thanks for bringing back that memory... I served on her in the late 60s
Outstanding Job on the plane, Very good Detail, used to work on the very play you built stationed at Cecil Field Jax Florida. Plan to build my own here soon hope Im as good at you when I build.
I was stationed at NAS LeMoore with the VA-146 Blue Diamonds in 75 when we got the new A7E's. His build looks spot on except the horizontal stabs would bleed down right after shut down and the RAT would be extended when it's door was popped open. Beautiful build. Could not be better.
Another beautiful project. Can’t thank you enough for the tips and techniques. I can’t believe how many colours go into the main body of the aircraft. Green, orange? WTH? 👍👍🇨🇦
Beautiful SLUF, and perfectly timed, as I am building HobbyBoss's E right now with the Aires cockpit (but not the gear wells). Tons of tips from this video -- thanks!
Nice model but I think the hataka light ghost grey is not the right color , I use mr color and mrp light ghost grey more accurate, and the A-7A corsair looks like A-7E with the loadout, A-7A never carried laser guided bombs or a targeting pod. nice model
A7A’s did drop LGB’s in NVN 1972. We were told we were first to carry them in combat, don’t know. I flew in VA-105, off Saratoga; VA-37 was our sister squadron. Air Force forward air controllers designated the target with laser, and we would put the LGB into a “funnel” over the target; bomb would home in on target. Very accurate if we hit the funnel.
Started watching your builds since they first appeared in my UA-cam recommends feed, you do some awesome work, just wish I had the time, patience and steady hands to build model kits. The detail you put into these are so well done with the weathered look.
New Mexico ANG used to fly the A-7 back in the 80's out of Kirtland AFB and I would hear them and usually stop whatever I was doing to watch 4 of them in formation before peeling off one at a time to land. One of my favorite birds to see. Great build.
Absolutely beautiful just gorgeous.... The guys who build models at this level are so so talented...... If you have never built a modle.... I mean really built one and made an attempt to paint it you know what I'm talking about. To watch this guy he makes it look SOOOO easy but let me tell you its absolutely NOT easy.... Just to add the little details like the hydraulic fluid leaks at the landing gear panels is incredibly difficult to get it look just right.... I'm sure this guy has many many hours at his work desk building these things.... To get this good I'm sure he had many failures but now he's just off the charts.... Beautiful modle.... Great job.... Truly truly a work of art...
Sorry ... you have used Hataka C037 FS 36375 for the USNavy Scheme ? Are you sure ? You used a a wrong color ! The US Navy color correct for the classic scheme of 1950 to 1970 scheme was the Lt. Gull Gray FS 16440 (36440) with Insigna White FS 17875 . You had made a big mistake about this model : hataka-hobby.com/products/us-navy-and-usmc-high-viz-paint-set/ pay attention in these one kind regards
Very well done, sir. The model and video, both. I am a little curious. What was the clear orange for? Metal discoloring? In any event; that's one outstanding Corsair!
I also particularly liked that vintage footage because it reminded me of the story of a friend who served on the flight-deck crew of a U.S. carrier (I believe the "Franklin D. Roosevelt") when those birds were in service and he helped to save a shipmate from being sucked in the maw of an A-7; according to him the chiefs and ratings HATED that machine.
Actually the maintenance people loved it. Heard it was easy to maintain and trouble shoot for any aircraft at that time. The electronics where on cards that where easy to replace. And I’ve read a number of places, it’s bombing computer was right on accurate.
Are the inboard pylons a little too close? The Paveway IV is literally touching the Sidewinder... Also nearly every video of the A-7 I’ve seen it’s rarely carried all 6 MK. 82 on a single pylon and usually just had 4. Other wise nice build.
The grime and dirt, grease, fluid streaks are there but usually not for too long. Every aircraft in the Navy/ Marine aircraft except for possibly initial trainers (T-6 Texan 2). Have a 14 day wash cycle due to the corrosive environment. Washes are planned for every seven days if in a carrier environment.
Yet another beautiful build my friend! Your hand weathering techniques are second to none! Love the A-7 and that was a cool clip of the launch towards the end! Cant wait to get this one on my bench!
16 dislikes? That is sexism! All those negative votes are simply due to there being no female presence in a Scale Hanger video. Because we all know the jet looks great!
I normally watch armor videos, this is the first aircraft video I've watched, and I'm glad I picked this one! Amazing work!!! Thank you for a wonderful video, and sharing of your awesome talent!!
Hi man, thanks for your comment. I Prefer aircraft but i do like to build some tanks and dioramas too but im not that good at them so these are less popular videos on my channel.
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greetings friendship friends UA-camr, I am very happy to be here, the video content is very interesting to watch.
Can't wait for interesting video content, good luck to developers! I recommend joining!
great concept and i'm glad i'm here! I hope that the content you present is entirely successful for the benefit of all users.
The concept and purpose of this content is very good. This is content that explains the benefits of this content in the future and history. I hope to do my best at every opportunity to make video content and the latest information every day grow to be great and useful for many people.
@Shadow.Gaming dont know actually which is the most expensive... maybe a GWH F-15 + all the aftermarket i spent on just to fail in that build miserably thanks to the kit decals. the most expensive i have now in my stash is Trumpeter 1/350 USS Nimitz
@Shadow.Gaming Trumpeter is very similar to Hobby boss
Where did you get the small Drill set of Dremel tools?
@@Stunthangar ebay
I flew A7A’s in VA 105; VA 37 was our sister squadron. Your modeling is superb. Outstanding detail, artful work. By the way, the live action video showed VA-105’s side number 405 being launched from the Saratoga. I flew that same aircraft many times. Thank you very much for an outstanding contribution the A7 community, and my personal memory log! I’ll have more notes to share soon. Thank you again.
Another contributor made mention that this aircraft bureau number had been shut down on November 10, 1972. I looked in my log book and I flew a “rescap” mission on the next launch cycle, over the heavily defended area of the crash site. For more detail:
www.pownetwork.org/bios/w/w429.htm
A lot of old school navy pilots are probably having a lot of good memories after watching this.
my grandpa flew usaf A7’s
Yep thats me
S.L.U.F. was well-loved by USAF pilots and Naval Aviators
I’m one of those old school Navy pilots who is again reliving many memories of 50 years ago. Thanks to the folks at “182” I’m amazed at the artwork.
Especially a lot of ground crew and ordnance men.
You did a beautiful job with the weathering. Too many people leave their jets looking like they've been out in a field for a couple years. Wonderful build!!
Also, another story from this buddy of mine, since this model represents a bird off the "Saratoga" I might note that her unofficial nickname in the Seventies was "the stinking, sinking, Sixty:" from when her sewage system back-flooded in drydock.
Lovely build. I liked the addition of the actual footage too.
AMAZING
Very good.
How long does it take to to finish?
probably 3 weeks with some of days off :D
Excellent work !!!!
I handled the A7 on the USS Ranger CV-61 80-84 your modeling does us proud.
Thank you! That's very kind
Fun fact, the nickname of this jet was affectionately called “short Little Ugly F-‘ Hey great video!
Mezmerising 😀
First thing on the day: watch Scale Hangar182 Video.
Love the classic look of the A7. Will always remember when 2 A7’s flew over my brothers and I 20 feet off the deck....😳😳😳😳
I served on the Aircraft Carrier Lexington CVT 16.. It was a training ship when I was on it for Naval pilots... I saw a lot of thes A-7As in our hanger bay.. I loved the beauty of their lines.. Thanks for bringing back that memory... I served on her in the late 60s
Thats fantastic, glad you like it!
Finally it arrives and I think :beautiful
Awesome very realistic 👍🏻👍🏻
Outstanding Job on the plane, Very good Detail, used to work on the very play you built stationed at Cecil Field Jax Florida. Plan to build my own here soon hope Im as good at you when I build.
Nice clean work and detail clean up very coolsell done 👍well done
Beautiful! Love the weathering. Not to much , just enough.
Brilliant build🏆🏆🏆🥇🥇🥇
My eyesight is not the same even with corrective lens thats why i like the larger scale builds. Just stunning!!!!
Nice work, Did you have to wash/soak the resin before painting?
nope
Awesome build!!!!...don't know bout that soundtrack tho????
Nice build!!!, I hope you build a 1/48 scale F35 with a pilot on it, I will wait for that
do you have a link to those drills you used. great job
sure ;) www.ebay.co.uk/itm/10pcs-Tungsten-Steel-Carbide-PCB-CNC-Micro-Drill-Bits-Milling-UK-SELLER/172206428281?ssPageName=STRK%3AMEBIDX%3AIT&_trksid=p2057872.m2749.l2649
The A-7 was the first model I built. The 2nd was a P-40 Flying Tiger:)
amazing work on this A7 Corsair II
Great build love the details and the weathering a fine looking aircraft 👍👍
Like it, great job done.
have you started on the eurofighter yet. i am looking to buy it but i want to see how good it fits together first
My father used to build this birds in the LTV plant in Dallas. During the Vietnam war.
I remember as a kid in 1967 when the first operational squadron, VA-147 Argonauts, at NAS Lemoore, California, started flying these.
I was stationed at NAS LeMoore with the VA-146 Blue Diamonds in 75 when we got the new A7E's. His build looks spot on except the horizontal stabs would bleed down right after shut down and the RAT would be extended when it's door was popped open. Beautiful build. Could not be better.
If it’s A gray over white paint scheme why isn’t it gloss I served during the gray over white and was always gloss paint
Another beautiful project. Can’t thank you enough for the tips and techniques. I can’t believe how many colours go into the main body of the aircraft. Green, orange? WTH? 👍👍🇨🇦
yes i started to experiment a little withe transparent paints, i think it works nicely but in very, very small amouts :)
Scale Hangar 182 : great results.
Amazing!!
I do like this aircraft. And you've done a beautiful paintjob.
Congratulations
Excellent work mate
"Fighter pilots make movies, Bomber pilots make history, Launch the Intruder!"
Ok that’s not an Intruder
Excellent work mate!!
Looks great.
Great job 👍🏻 look at my videos if you want😉
Superb airplane A-7 (Vietnam war) , great work , excelent montage and painting . Lot of details and great weathering !🖌️🎨🏆🥇👍
Good build. Bravo sir-
Beautiful SLUF, and perfectly timed, as I am building HobbyBoss's E right now with the Aires cockpit (but not the gear wells). Tons of tips from this video -- thanks!
Nice touch with carrier footage at the end, interesting looking aircraft, nice detail and 'what-if' load out...sadly no pilot 👍
I can’t believe I missing you going live, awesome video
Insane, Absolutely stunning. Great job.
such a beautiful aircraft, great model as well
I love the A-7 and Honestly, you did an amazing job. Congratulations ! 👍
excellent work ! i love the video of this legent ! :) it inspired me and will
help me build my a-7 soon :D ty ! keep up the good work
Awesome model. What was the song name at 13:15
I am impressed by the quality of your work; congratulations and good luck, I love it ;)
excellent build!!you have extreme skills and undying patience.
4 dislikes? Who the fk are you people. Awesome kit chap
How did this very to the hasegawa A-7 You also built ?
Gorgeous work.
*Awesome bombs truck of the 70-80's, very good work! 👍👍👍👍👍*
Nice model but I think the hataka light ghost grey is not the right color , I use mr color and mrp light ghost grey more accurate, and the A-7A corsair looks like A-7E with the loadout, A-7A never carried laser guided bombs or a targeting pod. nice model
Lt ghost grey was NEVER used on High vis aircraft of the 70's over white. It was Gull Grey 16440 over white. Big difference between the two greys...
A7A’s did drop LGB’s in NVN 1972. We were told we were first to carry them in combat, don’t know. I flew in VA-105, off Saratoga; VA-37 was our sister squadron.
Air Force forward air controllers designated the target with laser, and we would put the LGB into a “funnel” over the target; bomb would home in on target. Very accurate if we hit the funnel.
Started watching your builds since they first appeared in my UA-cam recommends feed, you do some awesome work, just wish I had the time, patience and steady hands to build model kits. The detail you put into these are so well done with the weathered look.
👏👏👏👏
Show offs !! Lol. Awesome job as usual. x
Thank you for actually weathering this and not making it look like it was forgotten in a field for 3 decades. Amazing job
How do you find the 180 and 183 to use. I’ve got the 180 but I think I should of gone for the 183 as it has changeable cups.
Nice build and I liked the footage as well!
Fantastic work as always !
New Mexico ANG used to fly the A-7 back in the 80's out of Kirtland AFB and I would hear them and usually stop whatever I was doing to watch 4 of them in formation before peeling off one at a time to land. One of my favorite birds to see. Great build.
Brilliant. Loved that build! Thanks for sharing.
Absolutely beautiful just gorgeous.... The guys who build models at this level are so so talented...... If you have never built a modle.... I mean really built one and made an attempt to paint it you know what I'm talking about. To watch this guy he makes it look SOOOO easy but let me tell you its absolutely NOT easy.... Just to add the little details like the hydraulic fluid leaks at the landing gear panels is incredibly difficult to get it look just right.... I'm sure this guy has many many hours at his work desk building these things.... To get this good I'm sure he had many failures but now he's just off the charts.... Beautiful modle.... Great job.... Truly truly a work of art...
Thank you very much!
super👍🏻...two questions: hataka matt varnish...preasure???, and varnish : thinner???...I am confused and I have bad results
Where did you find this kit? I build to. My. Father worked on the A-7D.
Ebay, lots of them
That is so sick...why did you paint it black and then what was that stencil for?
I'm guessing for realistic coloration...
Great build. However, is it just me or was the focus slightly out in parts?
yes i did terrible job with focus on that video. sorry
@@ScaleHangar182 Not a problem. I'm just glad my eye sight is OK
😂
Beautiful work, especially weathering.
Love the design. I prefer the F-8 crusader. But man the build looks great.
Здорово получилось, как настоящий! Можно тебе прислать свой Ми-24в, чтобы ты собрал его отправил обратно, а то у меня то времени, то лень матушка!
trick with masking tape for conecting of parts of canopy is very inspirative...I will use it in my next build F-15E❤❤❤
Looks good but your mk 82 bombs need a yellow band around their noses. Blue band if inert.
it looks awesome! i only regret that you don't work with 1/32 scale. it'd means more details! all the best.
Muy inspirador, tengo un f 14 del que tenía mis dudas de colocar resinas, pero después de ver el vídeo, definitivamente voy a ponerlas
Is this classed as art? If it isn't, then it should be!
Absolutely stunning work!
Sorry ... you have used Hataka C037 FS 36375 for the USNavy Scheme ? Are you sure ?
You used a a wrong color ! The US Navy color correct for the classic scheme of 1950 to 1970 scheme was the Lt. Gull Gray FS 16440 (36440) with Insigna White FS 17875 .
You had made a big mistake about this model :
hataka-hobby.com/products/us-navy-and-usmc-high-viz-paint-set/
pay attention in these one
kind regards
Sięma mam 2 pytania
Czy opłaca się robić ten pre shading tymi szablonami widać na końcu po malowaniu i jak rozcieńczasz farbę do malowania camo
These are beautiful!! how much for you to build me this exact replica??
This one is still for sale www.ebay.co.uk/itm/164315184680
Very well done, sir. The model and video, both. I am a little curious. What was the clear orange for? Metal discoloring? In any event; that's one outstanding Corsair!
I also particularly liked that vintage footage because it reminded me of the story of a friend who served on the flight-deck crew of a U.S. carrier (I believe the "Franklin D. Roosevelt") when those birds were in service and he helped to save a shipmate from being sucked in the maw of an A-7; according to him the chiefs and ratings HATED that machine.
Yeah was playing battletech with a friend the saw a failed rescue attempt.
Actually the maintenance people loved it. Heard it was easy to maintain and trouble shoot for any aircraft at that time. The electronics where on cards that where easy to replace. And I’ve read a number of places, it’s bombing computer was right on accurate.
Are the inboard pylons a little too close? The Paveway IV is literally touching the Sidewinder... Also nearly every video of the A-7 I’ve seen it’s rarely carried all 6 MK. 82 on a single pylon and usually just had 4. Other wise nice build.
World class 🍺🍺🍺🍺
The grime and dirt, grease, fluid streaks are there but usually not for too long. Every aircraft in the Navy/ Marine aircraft except for possibly initial trainers (T-6 Texan 2). Have a 14 day wash cycle due to the corrosive environment. Washes are planned for every seven days if in a carrier environment.
love it
Museum Quality
Excellent build!
Talk about pissing your money away. I hope you kids see what a silly waste of resources this was.
Did you liked your own comment? 🤣
So.. what makes you think that money was wasted? 🙂
@@ScaleHangar182 just joking
Yet another beautiful build my friend! Your hand weathering techniques are second to none! Love the A-7 and that was a cool clip of the launch towards the end! Cant wait to get this one on my bench!
16 dislikes? That is sexism! All those negative votes are simply due to there being no female presence in a Scale Hanger video. Because we all know the jet looks great!
Don't forget to put Capt.Lord on it's side as pilot
Fun fact! The A-7 was the first US fighter aircraft with a modern Heads up Display! :)
Nice build but weapons loadout is very odd 🤔
That was a great build. I thoughly enjoyed watching it. Plus i love the corsair including the one from world war 2.
I normally watch armor videos, this is the first aircraft video I've watched, and I'm glad I picked this one! Amazing work!!! Thank you for a wonderful video, and sharing of your awesome talent!!
Hi man, thanks for your comment. I Prefer aircraft but i do like to build some tanks and dioramas too but im not that good at them so these are less popular videos on my channel.
A7 miss Piggy