Stunning, simply stunning model. I'm in awe of how you riveted and free hand camouflaged on a 1/72 natural metal finish. BRAVO! Always a pleasure to watch your process and learn. THANK YOU!
Amazing Build but this is exactly what I expected from your Channel. Very detailed explanation of the process and especially the overlayed instruction steps. Simply amazing. In my opinion the best Aircraft Modelling Channel on here. Thanks you.
So glad you have another video up. I feel your simply the best out there and am always in awe. But also sad because I realize I suck at it. I finishing my first model in about 15 years and all the new products and techniques are a little overwhelming. Gotten to be a very expensive hobby. I know I just have to keep building and things will get better and easier, but any words of wisdom or hope will be greatly appreciated. Especially on what kits I should choose because of the expense. Thank you!
Thank you very much! Which kits are the best for their prices is depends where you live. Old Korean molded Revell kits are the best of the best in my opinion. (1/72 Tornado, F-4F Phantom, 1/48 F-15E etc) Also Italeri boxed old Accurate Miniatures kits. They are like little gems (SBD 5, B-25 in 1/48 Scale) Also the new ICM kits are brilliant for their prices.
@@Scaleaton Thank you very much sir! Greatly appreciate that. I will look for them. Side note, I am from the U.S. I believe you are from the U.K.(If not I apologize) But in any case I want to personally apologize for the behavior of my county the last almost two years! HAha, and thank you very much! Looking forward to more videos!
I know this is an old video, but I would love to hear more detail about your technique for fine detail airbrushing. Every time I try it, with a H&S 0.15 nozzle, I end up with tip dry very quickly with predictable poor results. If the tip isn’t dry, the paint is running. I can’t find that happy medium. Generally, I go from very runny paint, get a couple good lines, and the the tip is dry. All this in about a minute. I do use the trigger set feature on the H&S to prevent me from putting too much paint. I’d like to hear advice from anyone who has had success as shown in this video. Great work by the way!
Hi, painting mottles with any H&S airbrush like in the video is not possible. H&S airbrushes has very smooth lines which is not good to painting hard camo lines or mottles like in the video. I recommend GSI Creos airbrushes with extra air flow controller versions like PS 270, PS770, PS771. Use the extra air flow controller on the airbrush till you get perfect lines. H&S neddle size and nozzle tech not allow that. Of course these are my experiences and opinions. I love my H&S airbrushes and they unrivaled in smooth post shade weathering.
If you don't mind , i don't understand how you can airbrush the green camo. I try to replicate exactly your advices, but i obtain just a wonderful spider-cobb effect. Even at 5psi, the result is the same. I don't have a GSI airbrush , but my H&S is also pretty good. For decalling, you almost polished the aiplane surface. The same surface is used for airbrushing the camo ? Anyway, you are a truly artist . Thank you , cheers !
Fantastic build! I have to put this one in my wish list now! I am afraid to use extra thin cement on the canopy with masks on it, extra thin can sneak under the mask and cause some damage to the transparency, I prefer to mask it on the plane, or use PVA glue, Vallejo plastic putty can be used to fill some gaps around the glass, it can easily be cleaned off with airbrush cleaner before it is completely cured so you don´t loose surface details.
Thank you! Definitely I agree with you. If you do not have enough experience using thin cements, this is very risky. Btw it's MEK not Tamiya extra thin which is more safer for canopy.
Thank you Erdem! Stay tuned for something different. Tests are completed and I have started to recording. That's why I am not around here for a while ;)
Hi Rahmi, As usual great video, thanks! Can I ask you about mixing the Tamiya acylics? As I see you dilute matt paints with isopropyl alcohol. Would you refine please if you use pure IPA or some kind of a thinner based on IPA?
Hello Rahmi! There's been a while... So the 1:72nd madness goes on. :-) Nice sister for the Zero! I noticed that you didn't use any Mark Fit over the Alclad... (I browsed through the comments and found out that you prepare something special... You made me curious. ;-) ).
Hi Radu! Thank you! Actually I did use Mark Fit. Maybe I forgot to add the video not sure that now. Mark Fit is ok with the Alclad II paints. Yes something special is coming next. All I can say RTV 2 molds are at the cure stage, stay tuned! ;)
Thank you very much! Yes I did. But this time I have used different techniques and want to share them while I already build some 1/72 models for a private project.
Wonderful molds and Decals but the price is a joke for what you get :D Tamiya should make it half the price and that would still be top priced. Take a look at Airfixs new molds. you get a new tool spitfire for under9 euro. Looks stunning and up to date. Tamiya wants 50 euro for this kit which is eual in quality. sad. still interesting that this concept seems to work since tamiya is not bankrupt yet. or is it? Cheers
Stunning.......can't believe you airbrushed the green splodges in 1/72!
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Stunning, simply stunning model. I'm in awe of how you riveted and free hand camouflaged on a 1/72 natural metal finish. BRAVO! Always a pleasure to watch your process and learn. THANK YOU!
Free hand camo in '72 ??? Holy s.... you are a wizard ! Fantastic work,it s a jewel.
Amazing Build but this is exactly what I expected from your Channel. Very detailed explanation of the process and especially the overlayed instruction steps. Simply amazing. In my opinion the best Aircraft Modelling Channel on here. Thanks you.
So glad you have another video up. I feel your simply the best out there and am always in awe. But also sad because I realize I suck at it. I finishing my first model in about 15 years and all the new products and techniques are a little overwhelming. Gotten to be a very expensive hobby. I know I just have to keep building and things will get better and easier, but any words of wisdom or hope will be greatly appreciated. Especially on what kits I should choose because of the expense. Thank you!
Thank you very much! Which kits are the best for their prices is depends where you live. Old Korean molded Revell kits are the best of the best in my opinion. (1/72 Tornado, F-4F Phantom, 1/48 F-15E etc) Also Italeri boxed old Accurate Miniatures kits. They are like little gems (SBD 5, B-25 in 1/48 Scale) Also the new ICM kits are brilliant for their prices.
@@Scaleaton Thank you very much sir! Greatly appreciate that. I will look for them. Side note, I am from the U.S. I believe you are from the U.K.(If not I apologize) But in any case I want to personally apologize for the behavior of my county the last almost two years! HAha, and thank you very much! Looking forward to more videos!
As always, it very therapeutic and joy to see you build. Nice video and great build. Love the paint scheme.
One of the best build videos I've ever seen. Thanks for sharing!
Nice job! Your Tony came out excellent. Plenty of patience with the camo also. Congrats!
I know this is an old video, but I would love to hear more detail about your technique for fine detail airbrushing. Every time I try it, with a H&S 0.15 nozzle, I end up with tip dry very quickly with predictable poor results. If the tip isn’t dry, the paint is running. I can’t find that happy medium. Generally, I go from very runny paint, get a couple good lines, and the the tip is dry. All this in about a minute. I do use the trigger set feature on the H&S to prevent me from putting too much paint. I’d like to hear advice from anyone who has had success as shown in this video. Great work by the way!
Hi, painting mottles with any H&S airbrush like in the video is not possible. H&S airbrushes has very smooth lines which is not good to painting hard camo lines or mottles like in the video. I recommend GSI Creos airbrushes with extra air flow controller versions like PS 270, PS770, PS771. Use the extra air flow controller on the airbrush till you get perfect lines. H&S neddle size and nozzle tech not allow that. Of course these are my experiences and opinions. I love my H&S airbrushes and they unrivaled in smooth post shade weathering.
@@Scaleaton thanks for taking the time to share your experiences. I will check out the Creos brush.
I did not understand when you use X20 or levelling thinner or IPA. And what is MEK? Tks!
Looks like I could get in and fly away 👌
Nice song selection by the way. Goes well with this model.
Thanks for the feedback!
Your airbrush skills are amazing!!
noob question: why using x22 then x86? what are the differences between those two?
I've been thinking about picking one of these kits up recently, I think I might now I've seen your wonderful build!
If you don't mind , i don't understand how you can airbrush the green camo. I try to replicate exactly your advices, but i obtain just a wonderful spider-cobb effect. Even at 5psi, the result is the same. I don't have a GSI airbrush , but my H&S is also pretty good. For decalling, you almost polished the aiplane surface. The same surface is used for airbrushing the camo ? Anyway, you are a truly artist . Thank you , cheers !
Fantastic build! I have to put this one in my wish list now! I am afraid to use extra thin cement on the canopy with masks on it, extra thin can sneak under the mask and cause some damage to the transparency, I prefer to mask it on the plane, or use PVA glue, Vallejo plastic putty can be used to fill some gaps around the glass, it can easily be cleaned off with airbrush cleaner before it is completely cured so you don´t loose surface details.
Thank you! Definitely I agree with you. If you do not have enough experience using thin cements, this is very risky. Btw it's MEK not Tamiya extra thin which is more safer for canopy.
Incrível! Ficou muito perfeito! Excelente! 🌟👏
Best modeler film I've ever watched. Very good info a out paint and compresor settings👍👌it realy helps👏👏plus sub💪
飛燕かっこいいなぁ〜
An other masterpiece, love watching all your videos.
Impressive job!!! Congratulations, friend!!
Es un trabajo aparentemente sencillo ...pero el resultado nos dice todo lo contrario ...es hermoso!!!
How long do you wait for the oil paint/Zippo wash to dry before you can handle?
It dries in a few minutes only.
Little , great master piece
Stunning work 👍
Nice vid again. I learned a lot from your channel, thanks!
Really nice job👏
Awesome!👍
I was about to send an email to you saying "are you alive?" and now saw the video 😂. I can't wait to watch it thanks a lot!
Thank you Erdem! Stay tuned for something different. Tests are completed and I have started to recording. That's why I am not around here for a while ;)
Özlemiştik çalışmalarınızı. Elinize sağlık. Uygun bir zaman bulup en kısa zamanda izleyeceğim. Arşive indirdim bile :D
What exactly was the "Cheap Iwata Copy" airbrush you used?
It's AB-136
Perfect kit and perfect make! Looks great, especially metallic coat! ;) All the best! ;)
Great camo, beautiful work us always 😍
Awesome build dude, for the riveting do you follow blueprints of the actual aircraft or do you just make up where the rivet lines go
Thank you! For rivet pattern I check my books first then internet.
Hello all the videos to which I signed your videos are the best😎😀
another inspiring job bro! So bad ass!
As always beautyfull model. Well Done Sir !! Swallow look amazing :) Regards
Hi Rahmi,
As usual great video, thanks!
Can I ask you about mixing the Tamiya acylics? As I see you dilute matt paints with isopropyl alcohol. Would you refine please if you use pure IPA or some kind of a thinner based on IPA?
Hi Thank you very much! I use safest medical grade alcohols (%98-99) buy from medical stores.
Very beautiful
Muhteşem elinize sağlık👏
What IPA do you use? Is it 91%?
I use medical grade if I am not wrong it's %98.
Hello Rahmi! There's been a while...
So the 1:72nd madness goes on. :-)
Nice sister for the Zero!
I noticed that you didn't use any Mark Fit over the Alclad...
(I browsed through the comments and found out that you prepare something special... You made me curious. ;-) ).
Hi Radu! Thank you! Actually I did use Mark Fit. Maybe I forgot to add the video not sure that now. Mark Fit is ok with the Alclad II paints. Yes something special is coming next. All I can say RTV 2 molds are at the cure stage, stay tuned! ;)
Elinize sağlık. Mukemmel bir çalışma...
Didn't you have build a Kobayashi ki 61 before? But in 1/48? Anyway, AMAZING job man! Really awesome!
Thank you very much! Yes I did. But this time I have used different techniques and want to share them while I already build some 1/72 models for a private project.
Wonderful molds and Decals but the price is a joke for what you get :D Tamiya should make it half the price and that would still be top priced. Take a look at Airfixs new molds. you get a new tool spitfire for under9 euro. Looks stunning and up to date. Tamiya wants 50 euro for this kit which is eual in quality. sad. still interesting that this concept seems to work since tamiya is not bankrupt yet. or is it? Cheers
Thanks for the comment. I aggree with you the most of the new kits are quite expensive. Btw this one is 18.70 euro on Hannants.
Tamiya's 1:48 Kit of this plane costs 50 bucks, not this one ( 1:72 ).
Scale-a-ton not in Japan
Indeed, stunning model (and great modeling!) but I couldn't find it for less than 25 euro. I settled for the ancient Hasegawa one (at 7 euro).
superbe!
Here a new Sub!
Top!!💚💚
that earrape at the beginning tho...
I agree
You are my SENSEI! Oos!!!
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You are painting this camo like nothing and freehand. I would not even get it in 1/32 scale and this is 1/72
We're not worthy!
I liked too much! Excelent!😈