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- Опубліковано 7 жов 2024
- This was a simpler project, but it got dragged out a few times. Because of the personal connection to this model, I think it caused me some stress I wasn't expecting. I just really wanted to make this build special, and do it as best I could. Well, I hope that you enjoy this, it's been a project I've been planning for a few years now and I still can't believe I finally got this one done.
Also a HUGE thank you to www.kitmasx.com for the Luftwaffe stencils, they really helped me finish this project.
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Time and Space - Scott Buckley
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Affirmations - Scott Buckley
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Discovery - Scott Buckley
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Helios - Scott Buckley
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Celestial - Scott Buckley
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Falling Together - Scott Buckley
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Your video transmits a some kind of ambience that it's precisely what you're done here. The music companion was perfect. Thanks for your great and fine work. Cheers from Chile!
Thank you very much :)
An outstanding build of this kit.
I think your uncle would have been truly proud, and honored...
This is wonderful work. You are truly an artist. RIP your uncle. Only 25 when he died. So young.
I believe he was only 24 when lost at sea.
Your uncle was a legend may he rest in peace
Hi. I find it inspiring that you built the same aircraft your uncle flew in WWII (Weiß 6). Something about his personal insignia (a Senzenreiter) which highly intrigued me and other than the Tamiya kit above, Eduard has the same decal, although in 1/72 IMO. I'm looking forward to receivng the same kit from eBay. Thanks for the great video 🥰
This is one of the best videos I have watched about the Bf 109 and it was a great tribute to your uncle. I don't think many people understand some of the chivalrous acts of pilots that each side displayed toward one another. Yes, they were enemies and combatants and their job was to destroy one another. "A Higher Call" by Adam Makos tells the story of a Bf 109 pilot who accompanied a badly damaged B 17 bomber safely through enemy airspace to avoid being shot down by German artillery. Please keep posting your videos as they are a pleasure to watch and learn from.
Come on dont start white washing the war... plenty of these guys were nazis mate.
Franz stigler & charlie brown incident
It's always a pleasure to watch your builds Jared. Excellent work!
What can I say, Jared?? Other than that it, without any doubt, is one of your best models yet, the personal connection making it even more special. War is always tragic, whichever side you fight on. This is a great tribute to a Luftwaffe pilot who did his duty and no doubt fought with honour..
@@dontknowyet3721 But the Nazis thought the Poles were sub-human, whereas Hitler still had respect for the English / British, considering them near equals.. so what happened in Poland was not so much double standards as the result of a very flawed ideology and deep rooted racism within the ruling Nazi party.
@@dontknowyet3721 Oh, I understand your point of view, but I also know the modeller who built this and I am quite confident that he would not have built this model, had the pilot in question been a war criminal. Just like not all who fought on the allied side were saints, not all in the German armed forces were the bad guys. Atrocities were made on both sides, heroic or merciful actions equally so. But it is always the winning side that gets to decide the history and it is in their interest to make themselves look good and the losing side bad.
Fantastic Tamiya project aircraft Bf109 E3 , my friend and amazing work . The final result is absolutly amazing . Thank you so much for sharing my friend !👏👏👏🏅🏆👍
Thanks for watching, I'm glad that you enjoyed it. I'm hoping to build more 109's in the near future :)
I had a great uncle that flew an il 2, a grandpa that flew a bf 109, and two American grandpas(married twice) that both died testing prototype planes. But the best part is I'm german and Jewish.
Wow, ur family tree is all over the place
That is very fascinating, and a very rich background.
@@rebelsatcloudnine the bad part is most of them died in the war so I dont know any of my family past them.
@@michaelspitz9151 Most of them didn't want to talk about it. I've asked my Dad a few times for stories from his Grandfather in WWI, and he said he'd tell very little.
Amazing..... The best fighter in World War II
A profound and moving subject. Thank you for sharing. And as always, great work.
Thanks for watching it Russell, I'm glad to have finally made a video of this subject :)
The build, photography and music and more importantly a true and personal story attached - a brave build on your part - its an honour to watch it - thank you for sharing
That was a pleasure to watch! Great subject! Keep 'em rollin', Jared. I think it's been 6 or 7 years, since I first subscribed. It still catches my eye, when I see a new video posted. 👍🏻
Thank you so much, that means a lot :) I'm glad they are still entertaining, I've been making modeling videos on here for so long sometimes I think I've really lost my senses.
Sad story, my Grampa brother was in the heavy cruiser RN Pola, he died
Absolutely awesome job. Great paintwork. Excellent tips for using Kristal Klear on the antenna and I would have never thought of using Tamiya accent colour for replicating smoke. Thanks for sharing.
Absolutely AWESOME! Great work.
Hi buddy fantastic build and paint job your 109 is just awesome. thank you for sharing. cheers Gary from the UK 🇬🇧
Thanks for watching and commenting Gary, I appreciate it :)
Marvellous work mate, i am amazed you managed to build an exact model of the plane your relative flew in WW2. Very impressive and remarkable, i don´t remember seeing something in that league.
Thank you for watching Hamilkar :) It was a great joy to see this one finally finished and a bit unnerving to think that this exact aircraft in these markings was what he died in. JG.77 had these colors for only a few years into the war, it's a bit sad as I think they are very striking.
@@rebelsatcloudnine Better in camo unseen and alive than "striking" and wondering what hit you if lucky enough to not be fatally wounded or killed outright. In daylight VR air to air as was, being seen first was more frequently than not, the prelude to one's end.
What a coincidence, I just bought the exact kit today, only mines from airfix, really good model btw
Has to be one if not you all time best build. The details are breathtaking.
Thanks as always Ron :) I'm glad you think so.
Stunning work! Your Uncle is probably smiling and saying "Ich bin stolz auf dich"
I hope so, I put a lot of energy into this build to create a 109 he'd be pleased with.
Very fine tribute to your uncle. He would be proud. One critique, you glued the rudder pedals upside down. But other than that, very nice and clean build. Keep up the great work.
Not only that, but they are meant for the F, G, and K 109s. I don't know how I messed that up, but I didn't realize this until I began priming the model.
A job well done
G'day RaC9 - very nice build of the Tamiya 109. However, the real 109 has built like a kit - two fuselage halves joined together with a seam line down the middle. 99% of modellers always fill the join lines- it should be a panel line like the rest. Keep the vids coming, always enjoyable. 👍👍
Nice job!
Phantastic building. I had built the same kit 12 years ago, but the machine of Adolf Galland in June 1940 (14 victories over France) and put it into a funny diorama. When I am familiar with my new video maker software I will publish it.
Absolutely superb.
Great to see you posting again Rebel san.
I hope to be posting more in the future. Thing's haven't gotten better for my Dad, but he told me that he enjoys watching these videos so I hope to find time to make more :) I've got several builds ont file waiting to be editied.
Jaw dropping work thanks for sharing and caring. ✌🇨🇦✌☃️☃️☃️
Superb clean build I love it ♥️♥️♥️
Stunning.
Beautiful build!!!
Couldn't have done it without your help, thank you so much :)
That was a fantastic build.
As per usual superb work from you 👍👍👍👍
Beautiful.
lovely build, you made your uncle proud
Thanks Ken :)
Beautiful build.I have recently finished building a 1/32 BF 110C as a representation of the aircraft piloted by my Grandfather during the Kanalkampf period.At that time he flew with ZG 26,unfortunatley,I have been unable to determine the exact aircraft he flew.
Another great build! Funny enough my great uncle was a P-51 pilot in the European theater
That is really cool, maybe I'll have to build his P-51 in the future :)
Good job
Absolutely beautiful build! It's important to honor and respect the bravery and sense of duty men & women carry into war, no matter the country they serve. You did right by your uncle in this. Bravo!
I've attempted similar builds in the past, but failed to execute to a standard I'd accept for the same reasons. It's so personal, my mind messes with me and I make stupid mistakes, and worse ones trying to fix it all. 😅
Thank you very much. My family had a lot of horror stories from the war, and the Great War, there was a lot of recovering to do from it.
Well there was a lot of trial and error with this build, and times when I didn't think it was going to get done. I make a lot of stupid mistakes with my modeling, but I'm trying to not get so frustrated with myself and leave it alone for a few days so I can properly figure out how to resolve the issue.
No better gift than giving honor to our fore fathers.
Where would we be without them.
Each had a role to play, good or bad each not knowing.
One thing I do know is all civilized combatants were curious about their enemies.
I guess on the other side they will have a chance to understand and probably a good laugh.
My Great Grandfather was at the Christmas Truce in WWI, and though he didn't talk much about the war he said that it was incredibly depressing on the 26th, when they had just spent the day all gathered as friends and then the next day everyone was back shooting and killing each other. Makes me furious to think of the higher ups with nothing better to do than spend other peoples lives.
Excellent work! 👍🏆
Closest my family got to the war was one grand-dad being a train driver and getting his locomotive shot at leaving Birmingham station by a 110 at night-time. Other was in printing and neither were allowed to leave their jobs to fight.
That's an interesting coincidence, my Grandfather worked as a rail yard inspector later in the war. His rail yard was bombed a few times and he had a great dislike for the P-47 Thunderbolt as one tried to strafe him.
Looks sweet. I think you nailed it.
Thanks Bill :)
Precious job!
Amazing work. I've read some short info about your uncle.
Fantastic Build!!!! You really do Beautiful work!!!!! Love the paint scheme!!! I build cars but Really enjoy watching your videos!!!
I'm glad that you liked it, the early war 109 paint schemes are some of my favourites :) I do envy you car modelers, I wish I could build those, but I'm going to try sometime soon.
nice and wonderful, only fail for the rudder pedals, is inverted
Great work. Looks amazing.
Great build
Great build!
Superb.
Nicely done..😀😀😀
Very nice build! Keep them coming(still miss your speking vids though)!
Well, when COVID ends and I can test out mic's I'll be adding audio. Even if it's broken straight from the box, here in Canada they can't be returned.
Nossa, os detalhes desta montagem são maravilhosos
Lovely build 👍
My grandfather is on of the first ones to flew an twin mustang in korian war
Very impressive work 👍🏻
Lovely build 😘
Beautiful 😍
You were right Roger, the Mr Color RLM 01 is a better color :)
Bravo jolie réalisation 😍
Well done your uncle was a very special man i have the deepest respect for all lutwaffe pilots they were the greatest and the bf109 is my favorite airplane it shot down the most planes in ww2. It was one bad ass of a plane and deserves respect i know bomber pilots did
Great build. Great video. That music track that starts at 12:00 'Helios' sounded very familiar... and then it came to me... Hans Zimmer's 'Chevaliers de Sangreal', the main theme from the film 'Da Vinci Code'. I'm sure Scott Buckley acknowledges, 'somewhere', where his 'inspiration' came from, or at least I hope he does... because I didn't see it on the webpage using your hotlink...
Another excellent build. Congrats!! i always learn a lot from your videos. May I suggest to zoom out the camera a little bit more just get a better overall sight of the build/paint.
Can't get close enough imo. Fill the frame, I like seeing every little detail.
one mistake i found.the rudder pedals are 180 degrees in wrong direction...
Thanks for watching and for the feedback. Sorry if it's too close at times, it's difficult to get the proper frame sometimes when I'm so concentrated on painting or building. But I try to get the shots as best I can.
@@ricofiedler1085 I missed your comment, but I was waiting to see if anyone would spot that. Yes, they are the wrong way, I'm not sure how I messed that up, but I didn't notice it until I was editing. Good eye :)
Owowwww , strong like . Excelent vídeo friends! 🇧🇷🇧🇷🇧🇷
Nice build
Очень хорошо!
Markings. White 6, II./JG77. Lt. Heinz Demes. KIA "on 30th April 1940 when his Me109E-3 0001537 of JG77 was shot down by a Wellington bomber of No.37 Sqn east of Stavanger".
From what I glean, that RAF raid was a night op (e.g. 37 Squadron Wellingtons departed RAF Feltwell at 1740 LMT) conducted over the course of the hours of darkness of 30/04 - 01/05. Flying time of approximately 3 hours to Stavanger at the Wellington's cruising speed, unadjusted for (unknown) winds or climb to altitude with a heavy bomb load, so guesstimate. ETA circa 2040-2110 GMT not allowing for indirect routing other than a minor one for the IP. Sunset in Stavanger on 30 April is 21.28 LMT/20.28 GMT, so the Wellingtons were planned to arrive just after sunset in full darkness. IDK how dark it actually gets in Stavanger at its latitude at that time of the year or whether the hours of darkness there in Spring are like a perpetual twilight. Either way, inbound or outbound from the target, a Bf 109E-3 day fighter flying visual night interception ops? Ruhe in Frieden Volksgenosse.
wow
Wow your grandfather was a great warrior! Man nice build I have to try some of that shading technique on armor👍🏻
I don't usually watch foreign aircraft builds, but I enjoyed your B-17 build and had to check this out. So were you able to duplicate all the markings on your uncle's plane? Nice job and glad you were able to finish it despite the personal tugs at your heart. Can't wait for you to start the B-17G OD paint job. Thanks for sharing this personal experience
Yes, this is as close as I could get to his with the information I was able to gather.
Very amazing work
Do you have the drawings
Greetings from Egypt
Hang on ! Seatbelts just appeared . What make and how were they applied ? I watch these videos to learn something .
I found out at the start of the video this is the model plane I have because how the parts were packed and mine is a e-3
Very nice build. Minor observation, not a criticism; the rudder pedals are upside down. Looking forward to more builds.
Haha, yes, I don't know how I managed to do that, but I only noticed it when I was editing the video. I was wondering why that curved part was on the top, and then it hit me. Lesson learned :)
Absolutely stunning build. Nailed those colors. Did you have to get decals custom-printed or did you just happen across some and found that they matched his AC?
Hey wag are you able to post every weekend
@@Gunsandscience Man I wish lol. I've got three more videos of certain content that will be coming out every 3 weeks and a bunch of projects after that that are almost done.
@@TheWaggishAmerican let me guess school
@@Gunsandscience yee. I'm finally at the point in my coursework where it is related to my degree and extremely difficult, so even though I have my own place I am lacking time.
@@TheWaggishAmerican well I hope you post soon
did I see somewhere that you mentioned this build is getting a published feature?
I don't recall the publication - can you please remind me?
Excellent build and video!
Thanks Geoff, it's a newer company, Phoenix Aviation Modelling, and it's the August 2022 issue.
Really nice build, I like how you blended the colours. Only with a Tamiya kit could you glue those parts on after paint. Do you have any more details about your uncle’s service?
@@allenmincey7918 Thanks Allen, it's a difficult sort of pride as they weren't fighting for the right causes, but I am proud of my family and all that they suffered and endured through those times. As well as the Allies who gave them back their freedom.
Tamiya are just the best, and my all-time favourite company, so building his aircraft with my Uncle's markings was a double highlight :) There's not to much known about him sadly. I've reached out to several people, historians and museums over the years and the info is limited. I'll possibly do a video on him in the future for people that are interested. But if you search "Lt. Heinz Demes" you can easily find his service history and kills :)
Can you tell us anything about your uncle? I did some research (because I love to do research about military history) and didn't find much (only his unit, kills, and a brief description about what was his last combat mission like, which led to his disappearance/death).
How many kills did he have? Just asking out of curiosity
@@user-vx4rq5jv5y MIA 30 April, 1940 after attacking two Wellingtons, just three hours after his victory over Sq. Kdr. Doran. He was seen diving vertically into the sea off the Norwegian coast, 60 km west of Stavanger. One known victory, his 1st, a Wellington north of Wangerooge, 14 December, 1939. His 2nd, a Blenheim 50 km west of Sylt, 27 March, 1940. His 3rd, a Blenheim of RAF No. 110 Sq., piloted by Squadron Leader K.C. Doran (POW) west of Stavanger, 30 April, 1940.
I don't have much more there than what you've got. My Dad has a book that was published by the Luftwaffe describing one of my uncle's kills. Because of this video, my Dad want's to try and translate it into English. During the war they never really knew the exact details behind what he was doing or where he was. And after the war they weren't really able to find much more information, or really cared to know more.
@@rebelsatcloudnine thank you for responding, it's a shame there isn't much info, but it's better than nothing, cheers
I bought the eduard 1/48 profipack
Are the wheels retractable?
May God rest your uncle's soul. Heaven has no respect for human animosity, every man in combat did what he had to.
My uncle was responsible for the destruction of 7 Bf109's and 4 Fw190's during WW-2
The Luftwaffe said he was the worst mechanic they ever had...
Why didn’t you paint the little fella that goes in the cockpit? He could of been your uncle
I've only been scale modeling for a year. Before that I've been a fantasy miniature painter for 20 years. I don't have an airbrush set up yet but want one. How could I achieve that panel tonal variation brush painting. On miniatures you highlight by layering lighter and lighter shade in a decreasing area but that's on more of a 3d surface. Scale models are usually more of a flat surface.
you can do some pre-shading, so put a grey coat then mottle white unevenly over it, then on top of the white do some shading down the panel lines, after put your camo on with diluted paint
@@georgefenner-leitao4318 nice ill try thar. Will primer grey work for the grey tone?
@@adampender2482 are you painting grey camo if yes it doesn’t matter about the primer really because you will spray white over it but if you don’t have white you can use a lighter gray, or you could use lighter tones of the colour you are using to create variation in the paint mostly in the centre of the panels, make the areas around the panel lines darker
@@georgefenner-leitao4318 ok. I'm working C47 from May 1944 olive drab over medium grey
Am I able to get these colors in spray paint? I can’t get my hands on an airbrush
A lot of the Mr. Colors are in spray cans, some of Tamiya Spray are available in their AS paint line.
What did you use for your Gloss Coat???
I used Tamiya X-22 Gloss, it's a pretty good gloss coat.
My maternal grandfather was in the 2nd SS Panzer Division Das Reich
That is really Cool Adam, do you know what he did in that division?
@@rebelsatcloudnine he rose to the rank of sergeant major and mos was artillery
I hate bending photo etch
I agree, it can be really frustrating.
@@rebelsatcloudnine yeah 😂
Beautiful.
Great build