Don't get me wrong, this is some serious dedication and attention to detail that is mind boggling. But thinking about sitting down for hour after hour and doing this.. made me feel actually sick to my stomach.. physically nauseous... You Sir, are an absolute Beast! (in a good way :) ).
I thought I was Pretty Decent as I have built and rigged the big Revell USS Constitution twice, plus countless cars and aircraft, both plastic and balsa, static and Functional. But this man Has eyes of an eagle and the patience of Jobe
Every build seems to take it to a new level! Absolutely blown away to see that caliber of work at 700 scale. Your concentration levels to work with such miniscule parts is mind blowing. Thank you for this posting
I told another modeler in here, I am 57 and been building models since I was 9 years old. And I still find my self going to school. Your one of the best in my opinion. Thank you for posting your work, it's an inspiration.
What I really seem to like about these tamiya/Flyhawk models is that you can put in as much or as little detail as you like. You don't HAVE to make the little metal AA Guns, but it's an option for you. Or you can also put them in later. I'm sort of understanding that, I'm also realizing that it's probably easier than it looks if you take things methodically. I've only ever built some model planes and they're alright but I REALLY want to deep dive in, and I really want to make everything look just right. I think i'd like to tackle the Bismarck for my first ship.
My biggest issue with folding these parts is sometimes the part breaks at the fold. Also my poor eyes just can't see the folds at that small a detail. So thanks Ebroin for showing me it can be done. Time to try again - where's that HobbyBoss 1/700 USS Arizona I stashed five years ago?
This is an absolute masterpiece. just watching your build video brings sense of calm and satisfaction to me and further motivate to get up those dusty boxes of kits..
Absolutely inspiring! In truth, I haven't built a Tamiya kit (my favorite) in years, but since watching this ... I may need to rediscover this long lost love. Your videography and comments are right on the mark. Excellent!
I've seen most of your videos and it is so impressive to see how it all comes together, man I can watch your videos over and over, I have been building scale model warships for about 42 years now and I am really good at it but man you are next level. Absolutely amazing.
@@dannymiller3315 it most certainly cannot. 5 inch flak guns can engage target far outside the range of the phalanx and the phalanx can only engage one target at a time.
@@Spookie425 I think a combination of both provides the best coverage, as flak guns can't shoot down missile, i believe (correct me if i'm wrong) that the phalanx can
That's what I call dedication ! Paying so much attention to minute details you can only see with a microscope, only to break half of the whole darn thing into pieces by making a diorama of the ship getting attacked by Kamikaze..
Absolutely amazing! I couldn't even handle the PE on aftermarket flakvierling 38s for my 1:350 Tamiya Bismarck! Can't even imagine building those tiny bofors and Oerlikons in 1/700!
This is astonishing! I have no idea how you can work with such small parts, and without magnifying them too. I'm building Tamiya's 1:350 Missouri, but your 1:700 model is twice as detailed. 👍
As a Ret. U.S.S. Missouri BB63 sailor, Plank Owner & Golden Shellback, this WWII build took way to long to complete! But thinking about sitting down for hour after hour and doing this.. made me feel actually sick to my memories of Post WWII Missouri, a place that I called home for 8years! I watched them pull the Mo into Dry Dock #1 at LBCH Naval ship yard, I was a Recommissioning Crew Member 10 May 1986, Pier 32, San Francisco harbor! Try something a little less Painstaking and Current of the Mo, "KBMO, BB63" " Strength for Freedom, VIS AD LIBERTATEM "! Thanks but an Hour was Too Much for Me!
Looks absolutely amazing. Excellent work! I put together this model with the stock AA guns, wood deck, and just mast and radar PE - and I didn't have nearly the patience you had with masking. I salute you. And I never know where to anchor the ends of the vertical rigging...
Great video!! Love the skills and technique that you show. The only down fall to the video is the frequency of ads. Made it very hard to want to stay with your process. Thanks
My great grandfather served aboard USS Wisconsin back in WW2. He flew her Kingfisher planes and even rescued a Japanese from the sea and received a sword from him.
Thank you for the comment! I use diamond files, I don't know the company's name because there is no brand mark or information on my files. You probably can find same files as mine if you google diamond files.
Just received Veryfire’s USS Louisiana (Montana Class Battleship, the ones that were never actually built).....Also a 1/700 kit which I’ll get some brass barrels for 12 16inch....awesome ships! Might consider Veryfire’s new Yamato...
I find it cringe when someone put a dislike on a model build video especially when its a small scale because the person puts in a lot of hours to do everything even small details
Insane detail. Fantastic. Put some tainted transparent behind the bridge windows next time. Windows look fairly dark on real ships and the see through immediately betrays the model which could otherwise easily fool you for either a much bigger model or even the real thing!
4:50 The moment I drop it on the floor, it OF COURSE lands upside down and as I roll my chair back to pick it up the front wheel rolls over the whole thing and turns all the guns into little, ruined pancakes! 3 seconds later is when the whole model kit shatters against the wall and I go do something else.
When I go to Perth I'm going to every model shops and buy uss Missouri and uss Arizona and uss new jersey and uss enterprise and uss Nimitz aircraft carriers and uss Saratoga and uss Lexington and uss Yorktown
You can use a glass or directly 'jeweller glasses' with little led lamps on the sides. But maybe it's a problem for people with corrective glasses already.
USS Missouri Diorama video
ua-cam.com/video/ATKUT4eNL6E/v-deo.html
Is this, by chance, in any part due to the recent drama involving the USS Missouri in the game World of Warships by Wargaming.net?
Sorry, i am french, and i will writing in french language. Quelle passion, quelle précision, quel travail..... Simply perfect.......
Don't get me wrong, this is some serious dedication and attention to detail that is mind boggling. But thinking about sitting down for hour after hour and doing this.. made me feel actually sick to my stomach.. physically nauseous... You Sir, are an absolute Beast! (in a good way :) ).
I cant even do a regular molded kit without going insane
I thought I was Pretty Decent as I have built and rigged the big Revell USS Constitution twice, plus countless cars and aircraft, both plastic and balsa, static and Functional. But this man Has eyes of an eagle and the patience of Jobe
@@dannymiller3315 same
To me this looks so fvcking fun! I just can’t afford these high detail models 😅
Every build seems to take it to a new level! Absolutely blown away to see that caliber of work at 700 scale. Your concentration levels to work with such miniscule parts is mind blowing. Thank you for this posting
I told another modeler in here, I am 57 and been building models since I was 9 years old. And I still find my self going to school. Your one of the best in my opinion. Thank you for posting your work, it's an inspiration.
I am absolutely staggered by this. I can’t think of anything else to say.
What I really seem to like about these tamiya/Flyhawk models is that you can put in as much or as little detail as you like. You don't HAVE to make the little metal AA Guns, but it's an option for you. Or you can also put them in later. I'm sort of understanding that, I'm also realizing that it's probably easier than it looks if you take things methodically. I've only ever built some model planes and they're alright but I REALLY want to deep dive in, and I really want to make everything look just right. I think i'd like to tackle the Bismarck for my first ship.
I do not know which is more amazing; the finished model or your rock solid hands.
I never thaught id see a better ship model builder than PLASMO but here you are. Amazing job!!!!!
My biggest issue with folding these parts is sometimes the part breaks at the fold. Also my poor eyes just can't see the folds at that small a detail.
So thanks Ebroin for showing me it can be done. Time to try again - where's that HobbyBoss 1/700 USS Arizona I stashed five years ago?
The work with photo-etched parts is perfectly shown, it is really relaxing to watch :)
I'm sure it wasn't relaxing to build though xD
@@Zev191 Who knows ? :)
You are crazy..........You are the best model builder I know, I love your videos, greetings from Germany 👍
I told him the same thing, from Brazil.
This is an absolute masterpiece. just watching your build video brings sense of calm and satisfaction to me and further motivate to get up those dusty boxes of kits..
Absolutely inspiring! In truth, I haven't built a Tamiya kit (my favorite) in years, but since watching this ... I may need to rediscover this long lost love. Your videography and comments are right on the mark. Excellent!
기다렸습니다. 1/700의 에칭작업이라니....눈으로 보면서도 정말 믿을 수 없을 정도의 디테일과 퀄리티에 매번 놀라게 됩니다.
I've seen most of your videos and it is so impressive to see how it all comes together, man I can watch your videos over and over, I have been building scale model warships for about 42 years now and I am really good at it but man you are next level. Absolutely amazing.
absolutely unbelievable. such meticulous workmanship and extremely steady nerves.
56:43 the amount of AA gun on USN ships are crazy >_> Great Build!
And to think, all that got replaced with a few phalanx
@@Spookie425 a few phalanx could do the job of all of the other as guns and reduce clutter
@@dannymiller3315 it most certainly cannot. 5 inch flak guns can engage target far outside the range of the phalanx and the phalanx can only engage one target at a time.
@@Spookie425 I think a combination of both provides the best coverage, as flak guns can't shoot down missile, i believe (correct me if i'm wrong) that the phalanx can
Idk about you but the wows port themes are probably some of the chillest yet motivating songs in any game
That's what I call dedication ! Paying so much attention to minute details you can only see with a microscope, only to break half of the whole darn thing into pieces by making a diorama of the ship getting attacked by Kamikaze..
Oh my! masking tiny squares for the deck - you have patience of steel!
you truly are the master of modeling... astonishing...
You took a time travel back to 1944, shrunk MIGHTY MO and brought her back to our time, right?
You are the best, Mr. Song!
Greetings from Brazil.
I wish I can do that. =)
Thank you for the comment!
Greetings from Korea.
I’m just speechless. Amazing does not do this justice. Thank you.
Absolutely amazing! I couldn't even handle the PE on aftermarket flakvierling 38s for my 1:350 Tamiya Bismarck! Can't even imagine building those tiny bofors and Oerlikons in 1/700!
INCREIBLE el trabajo, derecho para un museo naval, esto es alro totalmente a otro nivel...
Saludos
Love the ace combat fires of liberation music playing.
Very good masking skill and very patient!
Beautiful ship indeed!
The beauty scale model depends on the maker and I'm telling you rn that I just watched one of the most beautiful scale model videos
This is astonishing! I have no idea how you can work with such small parts, and without magnifying them too. I'm building Tamiya's 1:350 Missouri, but your 1:700 model is twice as detailed. 👍
love your talent i build model cars but love the detail you put in your ships could spend all day looking at them
All of these details.. You are really patient .. Amazing work.
Always good to watch a master at work. Superb build.
Always so impressed to see you handled those small parts………
My eyes hurt just thinking about the tiny little details that you have to not only see but manipulate! Amazing work.
The UN-disputed, heavyweight championnnnn of the world!
Adam
A simple "thumbs up" is hardly the recognition you deserve for this! Well, well done!
As a Ret. U.S.S. Missouri BB63 sailor, Plank Owner & Golden Shellback,
this WWII build took way to long to complete!
But thinking about sitting down for hour after hour and doing this.. made
me feel actually sick to my memories of Post WWII Missouri, a place
that I called home for 8years! I watched them pull the Mo into Dry Dock #1
at LBCH Naval ship yard, I was a Recommissioning Crew Member
10 May 1986, Pier 32, San Francisco harbor!
Try something a little less Painstaking and Current of the Mo, "KBMO, BB63"
" Strength for Freedom, VIS AD LIBERTATEM "!
Thanks but an Hour was Too Much for Me!
Looks absolutely amazing. Excellent work! I put together this model with the stock AA guns, wood deck, and just mast and radar PE - and I didn't have nearly the patience you had with masking. I salute you. And I never know where to anchor the ends of the vertical rigging...
Daredevil from AC7 and Liberation of Gracemeria from AC6, gave me chill. Great job!! Hard Working!!!
Great video!! Love the skills and technique that you show. The only down fall to the video is the frequency of ads. Made it very hard to want to stay with your process. Thanks
Nice model building, and also nice use of the port music from World of Warships!
Sei veramente bravo, hai una manualità da vero professionista che poi è quello che sei.
Complimenti.
I admire your patience and talent!👍
Your work is always inspiring and so impressive! Thank you.
Would you consider making a diorama out of that since it's not a full-hull model?
Already done it!
I am editing clips now.
My great grandfather served aboard USS Wisconsin back in WW2. He flew her Kingfisher planes and even rescued a Japanese from the sea and received a sword from him.
Is realy pleasurable see you modeling, awesome job my friend🙂👌🏻
Just WOW!!!! Thank's for sharing!
Magnífico trabajo, el detalle en todas las partes es grandioso...Saludos desde Mexico
Absolutely Amazing work
Wow absolute master piece !! Beauty !!
Total Awesomeness…
Say no more…
I gushed with pride when you hung that American flag up there.....
Greetings from America.
truly remarkable...you sir are insane
One word..."WOW"‼️
So beautiful and realistic. From the sledgemaster
masterful work, it looks so amazing
That was fantastic to watch.
That intro gave me flashbacks
Awesome work keep up the good work my friend
Like watching a top brain surgeon at work!!
"Excuse me sir, how many bofors and 50s should we add to our new class of battleships?"
*"Yes"*
I wish I had hands like yours
Incredible work as usual! I'm curious as to what sanding files you use. The ones I have are pretty crappy.
Thank you for the comment!
I use diamond files, I don't know the company's name because there is no brand mark or information on my files.
You probably can find same files as mine if you google diamond files.
@@EbroinSong Thank you bud!
36:55 - you ARE a Machine!
Simply amazing
Just received Veryfire’s USS Louisiana (Montana Class Battleship, the ones that were never actually built).....Also a 1/700 kit which I’ll get some brass barrels for 12 16inch....awesome ships! Might consider Veryfire’s new Yamato...
Great format.
Nice music choice, Ace Combat ftw
Amazing work and attention to detail, do you accept commissions or sell any of your built model kits?
Thank you! I do accept commissions.
Please contact to ebroin1983@gmail.com
Amazing level of detail! :)
Oh my god it's so beautiful I love your masterpiece 👍❤️⚓
And a lot of anti aircraft guns
That can break torpedo bomber and dive bombers
Very awesome build my friend, Looks great, I want to build one on my channel one day, Keep up the great work.
Amazing and stunning build, Q? It seems adding men to the decks would show more action as in what would be seen in battle ?
What an amazing work!!
Exquisite masterpiece
You're very good.
Aaargh! Mein eyes! You are a wizard!
Very very very nice. Congratulations. Here Brazil.
awesome job as always!! what brushes are you using for painting the signal flags with the AK paints? Thank you
Back then, I used very cheap brushes but I use Tamiya brushes now, recommend them. Thank you!
@@EbroinSong thank you!!
Listen to the music at 2x speed, some sweet battle music there.
I find it cringe when someone put a dislike on a model build video especially when its a small scale because the person puts in a lot of hours to do everything even small details
Insane detail. Fantastic. Put some tainted transparent behind the bridge windows next time. Windows look fairly dark on real ships and the see through immediately betrays the model which could otherwise easily fool you for either a much bigger model or even the real thing!
4:50 The moment I drop it on the floor, it OF COURSE lands upside down and as I roll my chair back to pick it up the front wheel rolls over the whole thing and turns all the guns into little, ruined pancakes! 3 seconds later is when the whole model kit shatters against the wall and I go do something else.
Excellent. The only let-down is the decks haven't been painted in the wooden finish of the real deal.
Very good!
Please,1/700 Nimitz
Incredible job. Especially the AA guns. I feel it would not have been possible without the fine tweezers you had. What brand are they?
I use Tamiya's tweezers, they are very good.
Amazing job 👍
respect, respect and respect...
Wow. Just WOW
I finally need to find a double sided tape that isn‘t too strong or too weak… so far it‘s one of those two…
Fantastic!
46:38 このウェザリング凄いですね！どうやるんですか？
気になります！
でもほんとにリアルですね！！
音楽と共に完成してくる姿
まさにかっこいいです！！
When I go to Perth I'm going to every model shops and buy uss Missouri and uss Arizona and uss new jersey and uss enterprise and uss Nimitz aircraft carriers and uss Saratoga and uss Lexington and uss Yorktown
Awesome, can we expect a full build video for the Tirpitz as well? 🤪
I can make the full build video for the Tirpitz.
But can you watch 10 hours long video? =)
@@EbroinSong in stages 😂
@@EbroinSong Definitely 👍
He said he uses Superglue I have never had any luck with it on metal as it is not porous. Is brass different than stainless and other metals?
Well done!
워게이밍은 무얼 하느냐! 이런 분한테 광고를 줘서 미주리 재출시 홍보도 하고 그래야지!
Wow! Do you use magnifiying lens or do it just by naked eye? many of the photoetch parts are very small.
You can use a glass or directly 'jeweller glasses' with little led lamps on the sides. But maybe it's a problem for people with corrective glasses already.
I wear normal glasses, no magnifying. Thank you for the comment!
@@EbroinSong wow , my god