Occasionally in life people reach a level in their " Advocation" " Hobby " where it becomes art, this is no longer a model but a artistic masterpiece, plain an simple. Absolutely beautiful work, outstanding.
Ha, same. I've not done modelling for 35 years. The beauty of the internet is all the amazing ideas, tips, suggestions and methods a mere click away. None of that in 1985, you were on your own.
Plasmo Be Like: "The pilot looks pretty good, but I went ahead obtained a DNA sample of a Luftwaffe pilot and grew a 1/32 scale pilot to stick in the cockpit."
I was going to say something like: 'With that attention to detail, the airplane model got so flattered that it in the end started to engine and started to attack the other models in the bookshelf.' But your comment was better, so I bow down to Donald he re below. :)
Well David, after retiring from full sized aviation, I have returned to modeling since viewing your videos. I feel I have the skill set now to build all 4 of the Papagui sqdn 190’s. Thanks for inspiring a retired aviator!
I was a fine-scale IPMS-USA modeler many years ago. I have seen amazing talent and artistic skills. But nothing I saw or experienced can match the artistry of David Damek. I have no other words. Respect!
After I saw the sheer amount of work you put into the cockpit instruments alone... I was absolutely floored, and my jaw remained firmly in the fully open position throughout the entire video. Your dedication and eye for detail is next level! Bravo sir!
The D model is my favorite of all time as well. It was Corsairs as a kid, then progressed straight to the FW-190D. Some pilot opinion that test flew them after the war say it was the best piston aircraft of the war. Love the lines and that camo.
David complains the model doesn’t have enough details....we jump for joy because that means we get to see a master craftsman at work!!! Another amazing job my friend, well done!!!!
Turned out beautifully, I love all the details you put into your projects! That's what sets you apart from all these other channels. I especially liked the rivet decals, super cool.
I have built this exact kit before, with all the proper paints and tools. My end result resembled what PLASMO's version would look like if he had to build it in the dark, using only Elmer's glue and crayons, hanging upside down, and using only one arm. You are an artist. Beautiful rendition of a classic warbird.
I can't stress enough a sincere thank you for giving us the small details in the form of psi, product/ tool name, nozzle sizes, etc.. these are descriptions and tips we need. Thank you!
David, your models are way above "museum quality" & definitely art. Its as though you shrunk a real, full-scale Fw-190 in some kind of sci-fi machine to 1:32 scale. Incredible.
OMG! I can’t believe how much detail you can put into these models! I’ve put together quite a few 1/48 scale WW2 aircraft but got disappointed because I couldn’t put the detail I wanted into it. I had no idea you could buy so much aftermarket parts for them but the skill you have just knocks it into another level. Mind blown.
HOLY cow man! You are a detail fiend. Such patience and precision you have. I love every second. I used to build Tamaya 1/134 scale models and get very detailed as well when I was younger with better eyesight. A+++ Those seatbelts blew me away.
Great job. As before you remind me of dads approach to modeling. Of course much has been learned since he did this in 1970 I remember this aircraft in a very small scale he modified it by adding bullet strafing damage. There was inner structure visible. It was a challenge by guys he destroyed on a regular basis at modle builders competitions. His response he told them to supply the kit and he would enter it the next years competition. They gave him a $1.00 snap kit of a FW-190 Also his favorite. He presented it in a field fueling diorama he once again won first. Place mom said it ended up in a museum in Wisconsin. He died shortly after. That in January of 1971. If he were still alive you would have known him.
I built a wooden kayak to tool around in the marsh. I used these colors to paint it including all the random brush marks. When I get out of my kayak to walk a bit and return, it is amazingly hard to see the kayak. The colors superbly blend in with the real world.
Great build! you're the first guy that I see who is capable to effectively use those positive decals, I also never did 1/32 scale aircraft, I think I should try. thanks for the video and for the inspiration.
Dora je tiez moje najoblubenejsie lietadlo z druhej svetovej...som prekvapeny ako su dok.rvene detaily v tomto meritku...super praca...inak tvoja vyslovnost je stale strasna :))
Absolutely love your work. Of all the modeling channels on UA-cam I think you do some of the best work. Your attention to detail is spectacular and the realism is amazing. Love your aircraft models and would love to see more cars as well. Keep up the excellent work.
Great scale, gorgeous aircraft, legendary modeller. I’m going to hit that like button after one second. Seriously though, thats some awesome work. Keep it up!
Building the Revell 1/32 scale FW190 Sturmbock right now. Way more detailed than the Hasegawa, but still several valuable references and tips for my build. Thanks for the amazing job as always
I am new here, this is absolutely amazing the attention to detail is incredible. I am not sure how his sanity is still intact after doing all those small pieces
I remember building the hassagawa 132 scale FW 190 d9 back in the 90s. I had to rescribe all of the wing panel lines since they combined the older A version with raised panels and New parts for the fuselage for the D model. I use the engine from a Revell D9 and scratch built many of the parts visible through the wheel wells including the wheel well detail. I also created stencils to paint the crosses and all of the markings. I did chevrons which the masks were difficult to line up for the White and the black. All the markings were painted on. It came out really good. I made some model kits too back in the '90s. Including two spitfire conversion kits for the hassagawa mark 5B. One was for the PR MK XIX recon bird and the other was for the mark XIV. I also produced cast resin wheels and tires for the late model Focke Wulf and spitfire struts in metal. I also did the Masters for the 1/32 scale mark IX Spitty that was produced in the 90s. Those were really great things in 1/32 scale modeling in the 90s before China came on scene.
Your work is amazing, it true work of real art. You need your own museum or private show to display your work. Unreal, truly an inspiration, and I am an airline pilot and ex-Canadian Bush Pilot and your painting is way better than the paint jobs on the "Special Livery" we have on our planes. Brilliant work!!
I fly giant scale scratch built R/C WWII fighters and before building a new aircraft I always buy a scale plastic model kit of it and enjoy building it on a couple of rainy days. They are getting so expensive now though and since I lost my job after the company I worked for shut down, I just can't afford them when struggling to make bills! Plus I have an old muscle car that I will never be done building and it is more important to me right now! I just subscribed! I enjoyed watching you make incredible scale detail, some people don't realize how much better a little bit of scale detail makes their R/C planes look too. It doesn't have to look perfect either, airplanes get dirty, oily, and greasy in combat conditions, it's what we call "stand off scale" if it isn't "exact scale" or "museum scale" and those aren't normally flown.
Beautiful job David. I have the same opinion as you: the “long nose” FW-190’s were more attractive aircraft than the earlier versions. I think the TA-152C was the best looking of the FW-190 series.
Just the modification of the engine was awesome your skills just keep growing, exceptional work.Truly in awe as to extent of how you recreate all the extra bits and pieces. Inspiring thanks
States when watching the video: This looks so good! Wait there are 10 more minutes? So many details. You can stop adding details now. Stop adding details Just leave it alone
Thanks to the scale, the cockpit is truly looking better than any other ones you did! Please more aha it's so satisfying to watch you paint and add detail!
@@Mikhanator yeah, definitely, I'd really love to see all the different dioramas and such. So you think he is ashamed to show it because he thinks we will call his hobby an insane obsession?
Occasionally in life people reach a level in their " Advocation" " Hobby " where it becomes art, this is no longer a model but a artistic masterpiece, plain an simple. Absolutely beautiful work, outstanding.
After several years I really wanted to start modelling again - Now I'm doubting if I've even modeled before...
Your wallet thanks you.
This guy is on another level - utterly brilliant and so entertaining.
Ha, same. I've not done modelling for 35 years. The beauty of the internet is all the amazing ideas, tips, suggestions and methods a mere click away. None of that in 1985, you were on your own.
@Incog Nito two months build he's good but soam i
And THIS is why David is one of the best modellers on UA-cam ... amazing skills and attention to detail.
Tim Bix learning from a “master”!
The insane amount of details added by David is just mind blowing. This is a piece of art definitely.
Plasmo: "This model is only 98.7% accurate, so im adding 8000 aftermarket and scratchbuilt parts" Amazing work. :O
😁😁😁
Hahaha
😂
It is also my favorit plane, you did it really cool, awesome work!!👌🤘
"Now it's time to add the engine and make it fly"
Plasmo Be Like:
"The pilot looks pretty good, but I went ahead obtained a DNA sample of a Luftwaffe pilot and grew a 1/32 scale pilot to stick in the cockpit."
Sounds legit. Haha!
"The effect is pretty nice"
I was going to say something like: 'With that attention to detail, the airplane model got so flattered that it in the end started to engine and started to attack the other models in the bookshelf.' But your comment was better, so I bow down to Donald he re below. :)
He’s also breeding insects in 1/32 scale to apply to the windshield and spinner.
@Donald Neal - don't give him ideas!!!!
AMAZING!!! This not 'Modelling': this is making 'ART'!!! You're my Insperation, David!
So demon right
I get what you mean but both terms equal the same meaning.
Esoteric Nostalgist I mean “demn “ true
Modelling is ART, My good sir!
It really is Art...
plasmo: *says he needs to do some "minor modifications"*
everybody: oh boy here we go again
heck yeah!!!
No Plasmo Model is ever complete without some “minor” modifications. This is brilliant David.
Well David, after retiring from full sized aviation, I have returned to modeling since viewing your videos. I feel I have the skill set now to build all 4 of the Papagui sqdn 190’s. Thanks for inspiring a retired aviator!
I've never thought of using the Dremel as a lathe. That's genius!
I was a fine-scale IPMS-USA modeler many years ago. I have seen amazing talent and artistic skills. But nothing I saw or experienced can match the artistry of David Damek. I have no other words.
Respect!
Plasmo glossary: "Minor Modifications" == "Rebuild from scratch. Under an electron microscope." Amazing as always!
After I saw the sheer amount of work you put into the cockpit instruments alone... I was absolutely floored, and my jaw remained firmly in the fully open position throughout the entire video. Your dedication and eye for detail is next level! Bravo sir!
I love watching your builds, you're an inspiration to many modellers and one of the reasons I got back into the hobby.
I love you “minor” modifications :D that’s moving your models to a completely different level! Well done!
what an artist. I couldn't do that anymore because I can't see so well anymore. impressive. Beautiful job.
The D model is my favorite of all time as well. It was Corsairs as a kid, then progressed straight to the FW-190D. Some pilot opinion that test flew them after the war say it was the best piston aircraft of the war. Love the lines and that camo.
This guy has genuine next-level talent. He never fails to impress me. Best modeller on UA-cam.
David complains the model doesn’t have enough details....we jump for joy because that means we get to see a master craftsman at work!!! Another amazing job my friend, well done!!!!
I'm not even a modeller but watched your video. Your skills and attention to detail are amazing ! and I'm a surgeon
This is awesome. I absolutely would have watched a 1h edit with all detailing as well :D Barely noticed how half an hour passed...
Мужчина вы просто молодец. Так скурпулезно и тщательно и с таким терпением собрали модель. Божественный дар.
WOW. The cockpit blew my mind!
i love the way you get all the detail to stand out no matter how small
Turned out beautifully, I love all the details you put into your projects! That's what sets you apart from all these other channels. I especially liked the rivet decals, super cool.
Folke Wulf 190 D is also my favorite aircraft of WW II. What an impressive work of art you create out of it.
I have built this exact kit before, with all the proper paints and tools. My end result resembled what PLASMO's version would look like if he had to build it in the dark, using only Elmer's glue and crayons, hanging upside down, and using only one arm.
You are an artist. Beautiful rendition of a classic warbird.
I had assembled near to 30 airplane maquettes in my youth, but never with this degree of detail, omg, amazing
I can't stress enough a sincere thank you for giving us the small details in the form of psi, product/ tool name, nozzle sizes, etc.. these are descriptions and tips we need. Thank you!
This is the best Focke Wulf model I've ever seen. Top notch, absolutely fantastic.
IMO, the best one is his old fw190 A-8 because it got resin engine and it is in a diorama. You should check them out if you didnt.
It’s unbelievable how you made your kits look like the real deal!!!your a real artist!!
With this level of skill,you should have been a heart surgeon
David, your models are way above "museum quality" & definitely art. Its as though you shrunk a real, full-scale Fw-190 in some kind of sci-fi machine to 1:32 scale. Incredible.
Every time I see a message from UA-cam with Plasmo, I cannot wait to get half an hour of free time to watch it.
OMG! I can’t believe how much detail you can put into these models! I’ve put together quite a few 1/48 scale WW2 aircraft but got disappointed because I couldn’t put the detail I wanted into it. I had no idea you could buy so much aftermarket parts for them but the skill you have just knocks it into another level. Mind blown.
This is amazing. Even better than what they would have done for Hollywood films.
I also assembled the FW 190 D9 1:32 but your perfection in presentation and attention to detail is simply incredible. Bye Hans.
The best Focker model I ever saw.
Focke-Wulf!
@@alertaoehmi9625 I'm from Belarus. Per WWII Focke-Wolf called "Focker" and Messerschmidt called "Messer".
@@ЕгорЮрочка-й6й Messerschmitt
Melkiy Modeller....That's an interesting piece of history. Thank you.
This man is a true artisan of his craft. Unbelievable.
HOLY cow man! You are a detail fiend. Such patience and precision you have. I love every second. I used to build Tamaya 1/134 scale models and get very detailed as well when I was younger with better eyesight. A+++ Those seatbelts blew me away.
so amazing to watch you work.People pay hundreds for therapists,all you need is to sit back have a coffee and watch plasmo.
Next do the Char B1 Bis (Tamiya) or the Char B2 2C (meng)! Either kit is awesome and French tank camouflage colors and patterns are really gorgeous
The tank never made it of the drawing table though
@@Its_Me_Romano ...10 char 2c were produced and used
@@Its_Me_Romano search on yt Fcm 2c en see
@Hammerschlägen M ja, und? Der Somua und Char B1 war besser als der Panzer I, II, und III.
@Hammerschlägen M you aren't even worth the effort, so I'm going to let you be to your own imagination.
Great job. As before you remind me of dads approach to modeling. Of course much has been learned since he did this in 1970 I remember this aircraft in a very small scale he modified it by adding bullet strafing damage. There was inner structure visible. It was a challenge by guys he destroyed on a regular basis at modle builders competitions. His response he told them to supply the kit and he would enter it the next years competition. They gave him a $1.00 snap kit of a FW-190 Also his favorite. He presented it in a field fueling diorama he once again won first. Place mom said it ended up in a museum in Wisconsin. He died shortly after. That in January of 1971. If he were still alive you would have known him.
I’ve been modeling for 10 years and this dude makes me feel like an infant
If you feel like an infant, I feel not born yet! Lol
I built a wooden kayak to tool around in the marsh. I used these colors to paint it including all the random brush marks. When I get out of my kayak to walk a bit and return, it is amazingly hard to see the kayak. The colors superbly blend in with the real world.
Great build! you're the first guy that I see who is capable to effectively use those positive decals, I also never did 1/32 scale aircraft, I think I should try. thanks for the video and for the inspiration.
I have never seen a scale modeling video with more than 1 million views. Plasmo, more like Plasmaster
“This piece scales up to 1003 mm, when it should be 1002.5, thus, I must scratch build this piece
The amount of details you put into these models is simply astonishing. Excellent work!
You could mount that engine build as a stand alone piece, just to intimidate all your modeling friends. And me.
With this level of detail I almost expected to hear it run.
@@bagofchicken i was thinking the same :D
I hope i had modeling friends....
@@bagofchicken i was looking for this comment.
Martin, I've been around a lot of gifted modelers but you have to be the most gifted I've ever seen. You make it look easy.
It looks like it would be able to take off in any given moment! David, thank you for sharing these amazing videos!
Dora je tiez moje najoblubenejsie lietadlo z druhej svetovej...som prekvapeny ako su dok.rvene detaily v tomto meritku...super praca...inak tvoja vyslovnost je stale strasna :))
Typical modeller: This set is terrible! No details, everything is flat! Nothing can be done with it!
Plasmo: Hold my beer.
"Hold my beer." you mean, Plasmo: Hold my model
@@gundamzaku Hold my epoxy putty
Better buy large size Lego blocks to practice with.
@@poiXquared hold my 30000 PE parts
@@poiXquared hold my loctite super attak
Absolutely love your work. Of all the modeling channels on UA-cam I think you do some of the best work. Your attention to detail is spectacular and the realism is amazing. Love your aircraft models and would love to see more cars as well. Keep up the excellent work.
Great scale, gorgeous aircraft, legendary modeller. I’m going to hit that like button after one second. Seriously though, thats some awesome work. Keep it up!
Plasmo you Sir are a wizard!
You are a true master at “minor modifications”! Love your work
You amaze me with your attention to detail and knowledge of the materials that you use. Thanks for sharing what you know!
“Why I do this? I don’t know.” Plasmo 2020
Brilliant David. I never get tired of watching you assemble models...You have an amazing gift, my friend! Mike G
I didn't expect that favorite modeler would be doing my favorite model too good to be true...
Possibly the very best, most realistic looking model especially the paint chips. Fantastic job!
Dear David, Amazing workmanship & painting! Kind Regards Johnny
Building the Revell 1/32 scale FW190 Sturmbock right now. Way more detailed than the Hasegawa, but still several valuable references and tips for my build. Thanks for the amazing job as always
The result is "interesting"... You're too humble
Sounds pretty Japanese, even criticism sounds sort of kind. Its first his video I am watching, but I almost certain that he is japanese.
A C hes dutch
@@heavytenrook lol roasted, quite unexpected
@@heavytenrook no lol hes from czech republic
@@ac4694 hes from czech republic
I had no idea this kind of stuff was on youtube. Today is a good day. Amazing work!
I am new here, this is absolutely amazing the attention to detail is incredible. I am not sure how his sanity is still intact after doing all those small pieces
I remember building the hassagawa 132 scale FW 190 d9 back in the 90s. I had to rescribe all of the wing panel lines since they combined the older A version with raised panels and New parts for the fuselage for the D model. I use the engine from a Revell D9 and scratch built many of the parts visible through the wheel wells including the wheel well detail. I also created stencils to paint the crosses and all of the markings. I did chevrons which the masks were difficult to line up for the White and the black. All the markings were painted on. It came out really good. I made some model kits too back in the '90s. Including two spitfire conversion kits for the hassagawa mark 5B. One was for the PR MK XIX recon bird and the other was for the mark XIV. I also produced cast resin wheels and tires for the late model Focke Wulf and spitfire struts in metal. I also did the Masters for the 1/32 scale mark IX Spitty that was produced in the 90s. Those were really great things in 1/32 scale modeling in the 90s before China came on scene.
Amazing result. You’re an artist.
Your modelling is unbelievable...
I hope a diorama is in the works for this one! Loved the video, wish it were even longer!
He did lol
@@rechameleon1335 no he hasn’t, he’s made a diorama with a focke Wulf f but not with the d, plus that diorama was made before this video
As far as I’m aware at least
I mean the f and not the d
@@liamludgate9504 oh ok. I got mixed up
Holly cow! If you take a photo with a backdrop and fiddle a bit with the lighting I don't think I'd ever suspect it wasn't real. Fantastic!
Awesome model from the master of detail . I've really enjoyed watching this 😃👍 Thanks David
Your work is amazing, it true work of real art. You need your own museum or private show to display your work. Unreal, truly an inspiration, and I am an airline pilot and ex-Canadian Bush Pilot and your painting is way better than the paint jobs on the "Special Livery" we have on our planes. Brilliant work!!
Splendid, as always !
I fly giant scale scratch built R/C WWII fighters and before building a new aircraft I always buy a scale plastic model kit of it and enjoy building it on a couple of rainy days. They are getting so expensive now though and since I lost my job after the company I worked for shut down, I just can't afford them when struggling to make bills! Plus I have an old muscle car that I will never be done building and it is more important to me right now! I just subscribed! I enjoyed watching you make incredible scale detail, some people don't realize how much better a little bit of scale detail makes their R/C planes look too. It doesn't have to look perfect either, airplanes get dirty, oily, and greasy in combat conditions, it's what we call "stand off scale" if it isn't "exact scale" or "museum scale" and those aren't normally flown.
"...but no. So that means more work for me... " And that means an excellent custom build video for us 😄
Nice build. From a detail perspective, it's almost as if they scaled up a 1/72 kit to 1/32 scale! Good job making this one into something special.
Beautiful job David. I have the same opinion as you: the “long nose” FW-190’s were more attractive aircraft than the earlier versions. I think the TA-152C was the best looking of the FW-190 series.
My entire body itched when I tried modeling for the first time. Your videos however lays down this nice calm over me, I love it
Obsessive-compulsive just got redefined. This is beautiful.
My compliments Sir. Never before have I seen such detailing in a model. Beautiful result . Thank you for sharing !
seu trabalho é maravilhoso deveria ter a oportunidade de expor seu trabalho na netflix
I had to watch this to the end! It is really fascinating and the result is gobsmacking...
Love the "Top Gear" style intro:-D
Your skills and patience are amazing . I am glad of our hobby , now we are in lockdown . Wales UK.
Beginneers: "The only thing that matters is the plane."
PLASMO: *dətæiłs.*
Just the modification of the engine was awesome your skills just keep growing, exceptional work.Truly in awe as to extent of how you recreate all the extra bits and pieces. Inspiring thanks
States when watching the video:
This looks so good!
Wait there are 10 more minutes?
So many details.
You can stop adding details now.
Stop adding details
Just leave it alone
David, please take a bow. Magnificent modelling!
plasmo: " we might need to do some minor modifcations"
the plane: *chuckles* im in danger
Thanks to the scale, the cockpit is truly looking better than any other ones you did! Please more aha it's so satisfying to watch you paint and add detail!
Wow, this is so realistic! Even down to the empty fuel tank!
I live watching your videos, because you tell what you are doing and showing what you're using. You're a real master! You're my Yoda!!!
I am literally playing the d9 im war thunder right now
Declan Janzen ha scrub i am using the d-12
I am literally flying the D9 in DCS right now.
War Thunder isnt funny from 3.0 to 6.7, Axis wins every match
The Russian one cause i got 75% off
I spend money on pixel planes and tanks, i just realized how stupid that is.
:D haha yeah me too
Very therapeutic to watch. Great work & you take the art of model making to a whole new level.
Hell yeah, a 26 minute video! And with my favorite WWII aircraft nonetheless!
BTW: When are you going to make a video on your model collection?
@@Mikhanator yeah, definitely, I'd really love to see all the different dioramas and such.
So you think he is ashamed to show it because he thinks we will call his hobby an insane obsession?
@@BassFlapper his collection would look like an actual museum and maybe he his afraid it will decourage fellow moddlers
Beautiful model for perhaps the best and most beautiful fighter plane of WW2. Amazing detail work!