[Scale Model 1/12] KAWASAKI Ninja H2R Full Build + Up-Parts(tamiya motorcycle plastic model build)
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- Опубліковано 20 вер 2024
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Tamiya 1/12 Kawasaki Ninja H2R Plastic model build with Detail-up Parts.
(tamiya motorcycle plastic model build)
This video shows how to build a 1/12 Kawasaki Ninja H2R by Tamiya Models.
Although the kit parts alone provide a high level of completion, I incorporate detail-up parts to achieve a higher level of completion.
The product used was a special Kawasaki Ninja H2R product from Hobby Design, consisting of many photo-etched parts, resin cast parts, tiny pins, and more.
Please watch to the end.
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I can finally make my h2r
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Please post a picture when you complete it !
That detail kit is insane.. the chain alone has sooo many parts. I wish they were more widely produced for many other model kits, as well.
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You are right, this detail kit is a set of precise photo-etched parts and pins that seem to be less than a millimeter in diameter, which makes my head spin just looking at it.
But I can build it more like a real motorcycle by using this kit.
I wish they would release more detail kits for other models!
It turned out spectacular!👌🏻 Without a doubt the H2R is beautiful even in miniature
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I think the H2R is truly a wonderful and beautiful bike!🏍️
I would be very happy if you could continue to watch ScaleModelHiro's videos!😃
Thanks for this video! I saw the kit in my hobby shop and had to get it. Ordered the detail up kit as well. This is going to help a lot when I finally decide to build it.
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I see you ordered the detail up kit as well. It has a lot of small photo-etched parts, so it's just a lot of work to make it, but it will be more complete.
I am very happy if my videos can help you in your model building!
Great job !
I’d love to see more of your painting techniques next time
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We would like to make a video of the painting process in the future.
Took me 3 months to complete the build. I actually put on the Carbon fiber on the cowl that i got from H2 carbon set to make it look more realistic.
Congratulations on completing the H2!
The carbon decals on the cowling really add to the complete look!
The shape of the cowling is very complex, so it looks like it would have been very difficult to apply them.
Amazing!
👍👍👍 beautiful work.
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We are very happy that you will continue to watch Scale Model Hiro's videos!
Great build as always, but maybe no music next time?
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I build models while chatting with my wife, so without music it would be silent. :‑)
just mute it dummy
Only one comment? Lets change that 🎉❤
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It makes me very happy to receive your comments and I will do my best for the next one!😃😃😃
How do you paint this model? With airbrush or handbrush?
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It is painted with an airbrush. I also paint with a brush, but most of the things I paint are small, such as the heads of nuts.
How much cost and where you buy please tell me
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The Kawasaki H2R from Tamiya Models was purchased from Amazon Japan for about 3,000 yen ($20). The Hobby Design detail up parts were purchased at HOBBY-SHOP PANZERLEHR in Japan for about 5,000 yen ($32).
that chain is such a stupidly overly tedious part of this!
Yes, it's very tedious, but the result is there, after all the time and effort. Well, it is self-satisfying.
It’s not though is it, have you seen the standard plastic kit part?!
Of course I'm looking at kit parts!
The plastic kit parts are well done, but I wanted to make them more realistic, so I used detail kits.
@@scalemodelhiromy comment was not to you
@@scalemodelhiroI was obviously replying to the first comment, not you!