Yes Plasmo is the teacher, the master, the guy that makes it all look so damn easy to build em so perfect, but Boxman? Boxman's the shit, Boxman brings balance to the UA-cam modeling videos. Thank you Boxman, from all of us, thank you.
We all don't model like these guys, but fun to watch, worst thing I ever did was watch one of these videos, now I got an air compressor a couple of airbrushes and just not modeling like I used to
“that was when Yamato and it’s squad got full boxed by new gen sweats” “I am a level 10 sigma gyatt” “40 zorglobs of grey with 5 zangoids of sea blue” “EMPTY FUCKING BOXES FOR YOUR FUCKING SUB MODELS” “Coating off camera like it’s a Minecraft Let’s Play” “Attaching the ship’s Big Black Deck”
"Sometimes building these little toy boats is all about what YOU wanna do. Don't you ever let those rivet counting friends tell you otherwise" wise words
5:50 Since I dont care that you don't care I'll explain to the benefit of anyone else what those are, they are called Paravanes, they're a mine sweeping equipment, you basically throw them into the water attached to your ship by a steel cable and tow them around, they fan out while under the water, hopefully their cables will cut any moored mine's anchor cable, so the mine will float to the surface where you can shoot it and destroy it, or slam into the mine destroying it. I'm gonna be real about the photo-etch, I quit model ships because of it, went into model trains, started bending wire for grab irons and ladders and now I photo-etch my own parts because there's like two commercial pantographs that don't look like ass who are prototypical, so yeah there's no escape, I'm convinced photo-etch is just a modelers curse. Love the commentary, subbed.
I must admit that I do care a little. Hit ‘em with the 200 IQ reverse psychology, works every time. I’m just starting to get into PE, and so far it’s a nice change of pace, but I can see how quickly it can get outta hand. Making your own sounds insane 💀
i used to build warbirds and tanks when i was kid, even in my 20s i could not handle photo-etch, i just stuck with wargaming when i build models, and stick with games workshops shitty detailed badly fitting overpriced models when i feel like building something and then just make them look nice with my Gigachad level paint skills. But now i just 3D print stuff cause GW prices are fucking crazy even on second hand shops now, $75 for a leman russ tank? its not even worth $30, fuck you GW....what was I saying? oh right fuck photo-etch, but really fuck GW
@@BoxmanBuildsHonestly, resin stuff isn't anything to worry about, photo etch can get very tricky if the small parts stick to places they shouldn't, but given some patience it shouldn't be anything to worry about
@@billsargent3407 There is a guy on UA-cam that has a very very good naval history channel. He was unable to find one documented time that paravanes were deployed on a battleship during wartime.
In a world where excellence is demanded, Boxman stands like a soft plastic Spartacus demanding realism, "I`m capillary action", "No, I`m capillary action". Plasmo`s long lost deviant brother.
If I may offer a little advice on hand-painting, look at how wargaming painters do it. It's not about perfect manual control or magical colour insight, it's a three-step process for each component: basetone, highlight, wash/filter. You tend to do basetone and highlight in a kind of single-pass which results in that kinda blocky look. For camo on tiny planes etc it's easier to just cut a camo shape out of masking tape and then stipple thinned paint until it looks right, makeup sponges or random bits of foam are good for this. If you're painting a silver gun barrel or prop shaft, *don't paint it silver.* I know right? Paint it either gloss black if you want shiny, dark grey for realistic, dark brown for rusted to shit. Then you either drybrush or stipple a tiny tiny amount of unthinned metallic, I personally use a q-tip for this with a miniscule amount of paint. This is literally easier than brushwork and will get you a good result for no effort. Then just wash with a mix of dark brown and black, your existing panelliners will work. The brown/black mix is a wargamer's secret trick because it works on almost anything except bright fleshtones. Seriously though subbed, awesome work
Exactly this. I don't even have built model ships or airplanes since ... the last millenium. :o But these videos are highly enjoyable and I'm still amazed how splendid the finished models look.
Honestly surprised youtube actually recommends me an interesting channel finally! Adding humor to the vidoes actually make them super engaging, and is a breath of fresh air compared to all the other modelling channels with their more professional presentation. Definitely will be waiting for more!
Upon watching your video, I really started thinking that I should probably narrate mine using more curse words... It's truly liberating... I enjoyed the narration... I also have a relationship with capilary reacrion, but the b*** insists on overflowing everywhere, so I asked for a divorce... Very good construction and yes.. even though I've used detailed photo etched like the Bismark or the Yamato kits Iagree that there's nothing like a good, old 'out of the box' build... Greetings from Portugal."
Thank you! I’ve seen tons of your videos over the years. Your 1/350 Graf Spee specifically got me down the rabbit hole of battleship modeling, which motivated me to buy my first 1/700 ship kits, which were Fujimi’s Kongo and Nagato, following a long period of time in which I felt discouraged from approaching the hobby 😂 I’ve been working up the courage to try some full PE sets, but out of the box builds are indeed good fun
@@BoxmanBuilds being very honest and looking back, that Graff Spee was kind of horrible... But i had tremendous fun and loved to film it! I have the same kit here but with all "Formula 1", PE sets and wood decks and stuff! Also build the yamato but the Tamyia one. However the 1:700 Bismarck i did i really loved that one! Im kind of enjoying wood ships for now but watching you build these makes me look behind my shoulder to those 11:350s.... Stay safe
Pretty sure there is a video talking about these on the battleship new jersey channel, pretty sure it was one along the lines of "Top 10 Stupid Ideas/Things on Battleships"
Improve your mental health with Boxman - a smile or two and over 18 minutes of chuckles. And you get to see how a Japanese battleship is made. Perfect.
Just a little trivia. When built the Yamato did have a lot of empty deck space fore and aft, the reason? If you were standing out on the deck when those guns were fired they could strip the flesh of your arm from the air compression. Also what limited deck fittings she did have got blown over the side on a regular basis every time they had gunnery practice.
I'm absolutely not interested in model building, but the magic of seeing something built, in combination with your awesome commentary, really makes me enjoy your videos. Keep them comming and have fun!
Those torpedo bomb funnies are paravanes used to clear mines; but having a 70,000 ton battleship doing that should be the least of your worries if it has to do it!
I like the voice you chose for your last video (Bismarck). The voice fits better with the tone of your humor. With that said, I still enjoyed the video, thank you for the effort and upload.
Yeah, started building 1:72 scale tanks as a teen and ended up with building and painting Tabletop wargame Models as an adult... never was or will be interested in battleships but... ngl your videos are so entertaining and a breath of fresh air that I will be looking forward to even more ships from you :)
If someone would have told me about an hour ago that a modeling video would be so funny that I'd have to watch my coffee sipping for fear of a spontaneous spit take, I'd have said "you're full of it..", but here we are. Subbed.
I'm so glad I stumbled across your channel. You're like the Dead Bug Says of modeling, and that, my friend, is one of the best compliments I could possibly give. You definitely deserve more subs, man. I look forward to checking out your other videos. One can never get enough capillary reaction action. Take care!
5:53 those are mine clearing devices. I forgot the name they're very negligible in naval history. Basically, you tow them from the side, and the hydrovanes on them pull them out to the end of line and keep them beside the ship. They had a few functions, but the only one I can remember for sure is they'd carry a line that would cut the anchor lines on mines, which could then be detonated a "safe" distance from the ship with rifles.
This is by far the best model building channel on youtube, if i dare say, maybe the best channel overall. Looking forward to your next perfectly sane experience building your next ship.
Great video! I'm just starting to get into this hobby and am focusing on cars for now, but I'd like to try different kind of models down the road. I like how you just go your own way and do it how you like it. Most videos I've seen in this hobby so far have too much elitism, so thank you! This gives me the confidence to just go ahead and build. I wish you all the best
5:52 Initially developed to destroy naval mines, the paravane is strung out and streamed alongside the towing ship, often from the bow, but in many World War II applications aboard minesweepers, the paravane was towed from the stern. I was wondering the same thing on my 1/350 Hiyo. 😂😂😂❤❤❤😂😂😂
I haven't built a model in three decades and I haven't watched someone build a model online in.....well....ever. Thank you, UA-cam, for actually recommending something good for once! The Waterline rant had me rolling. Now to pass the rest of my workday watching your videos. I mean.....working.
Just use a jeweler's screwdriver (eyeglass screw driver) to drill the holes. They'll cut just fine, especially when the kit has indents on the drilling location to guide them. As a bonus, because they are not really drills but flat blades...they cut like milling machines. If you need a non-through-hole it'll have an even, flat, bottom!
Wow I love the way u do modeling, it’s fun the way it should be. I normally do cars but altering watching ur videos. I’m thinking of trying my luck at a ship. Tyvm on ur builds 🇨🇦⚡️⚡️⚓️⚓️⚓️⚓️⚓️⚓️⚡️⚡️🇨🇦
Not exactly sure how this ended up in the recommends, but I'm glad it did. You have some A+ commentary skills, good sir, and I look forward to your future work. Thanks for the quality editing!
I am not a ship builder but I do enjoy your work and videos. Your commentary is humerous and the background music always seems fitting. Nice work! Kudos!
Absolutely best modelling channel I love doing boat kits and I feel mild hatred towards revell for their tug boat set. and i forgot to pick up a drill holder so im having to drill out all the holes in my dreadnought kit from trumpeter with hopes and dreams please keep doing these videos.
Amazing yeah I keep skimping on the knife because I have my trusty Cabela's double folder big reality check when I had to drill with it😢@@BoxmanBuilds also absolutely terrified right now of photo etch lol
Also those torpedo doohickey things look a awful lot like a ohka suicide bomb but I'm not sure since I thought they had to be dropped from bombers looks too slim to be a kaiten torpedo
Subbed. Would love to see you tear into some Star Trek models and garner a whole new set of fanatics that bitch and moan when you build. Keep up the fun work.
bro if you need the correct primers, gloss and thinners. My brother in Christ just tell me what you need. I'm totally willing to support you for the S Tier Editing.
Discovered your channel a couple of days ago. Love the style! Funny, entertaining and also educational at the same time. You've earned yourself a new sub!
Those Torpedo bomb looking do-hicky's are called Paravane's. There purpose is for mine sweeping. The Yammy should have a Paravane mount at the bottom of the bow. A cable is run and the paravanes will sweep out a good ways on each side of the ship. They have a cutting mechanism that will cut a mines anchor line allowing them to float to the surface where they can be detonated with small arms fire.
5:12 Me and the Fujimi Nagato "1944 Leyte Gulf" kit plus the metal etched parts and wood deck I got for it. It'll just sit for another year or two before I'm ready.
Amazing build, thanks for sharing. Love that poke or should I say stab at waterline modellers LOL 😂 I share your idea and feel that a ship model just ain't complete without the lower hull.
@@jamesm3471 Lol yeah, while he was saying that, I could almost imagine the model box labeled: "waterline series submarine model, submerged version" and the box art showing only an open sea haha.
watching your videos make me want to build ships then I think about my German tank days I think I'll just watch you build instead I salute you excellent job
Those torpedo bomb lookin things are to help clear mines. They are used to float a chain along side/behind the boat/ship and the chain snags the chains of mines that the crew can then take care of
an actual funny scale modelling video? impossible
What a time to be alive
it's because he's actually blind, he's had to hone his verbal and mental skills
I've never even been able to build a model kit succesfully (I'm on the same mental level as a frog) but i really like these vids.
@@jesperthomas6991do not fret, for Bandai makes model kits for frogs like you and me
*He's beginning to believe*
OMG! Completely lost my shit during your rant with the "Empty fucking boxes for your fucking submarine kits too!" Absolutely hilarious! 🤣🤣🤣
Ditto. Even though I read this spoiler before seeing it on screen, it still had full impact.
OMG
I love it, and COULD NOT AGREE MORE! Give the ladies their proper respect and include those voluptuous lower hulls!
Yeah i lost it too there😂😂
You have to wonder how many people would buy a waterline sub kit
Yes Plasmo is the teacher, the master, the guy that makes it all look so damn easy to build em so perfect, but Boxman? Boxman's the shit, Boxman brings balance to the UA-cam modeling videos. Thank you Boxman, from all of us, thank you.
Comedy gold, we all know how to model!
We all don't model like these guys, but fun to watch, worst thing I ever did was watch one of these videos, now I got an air compressor a couple of airbrushes and just not modeling like I used to
You're immediately one of my favourite modelling channels, I love the humour and style of editing. Great stuff!
The duality of modeling UA-camrs
“that was when Yamato and it’s squad got full boxed by new gen sweats”
“I am a level 10 sigma gyatt”
“40 zorglobs of grey with 5 zangoids of sea blue”
“EMPTY FUCKING BOXES FOR YOUR FUCKING SUB MODELS”
“Coating off camera like it’s a Minecraft Let’s Play”
“Attaching the ship’s Big Black Deck”
I missed the minecraft comment holy shit
Brainrot meet scale modelling 🙏
"Sometimes building these little toy boats is all about what YOU wanna do. Don't you ever let those rivet counting friends tell you otherwise"
wise words
5:50 Since I dont care that you don't care I'll explain to the benefit of anyone else what those are, they are called Paravanes, they're a mine sweeping equipment, you basically throw them into the water attached to your ship by a steel cable and tow them around, they fan out while under the water, hopefully their cables will cut any moored mine's anchor cable, so the mine will float to the surface where you can shoot it and destroy it, or slam into the mine destroying it.
I'm gonna be real about the photo-etch, I quit model ships because of it, went into model trains, started bending wire for grab irons and ladders and now I photo-etch my own parts because there's like two commercial pantographs that don't look like ass who are prototypical, so yeah there's no escape, I'm convinced photo-etch is just a modelers curse.
Love the commentary, subbed.
I must admit that I do care a little. Hit ‘em with the 200 IQ reverse psychology, works every time.
I’m just starting to get into PE, and so far it’s a nice change of pace, but I can see how quickly it can get outta hand. Making your own sounds insane 💀
Yeppers lets put Paravanes on the largest capital ship of its time! makes one go WTF!!!
i used to build warbirds and tanks when i was kid, even in my 20s i could not handle photo-etch, i just stuck with wargaming when i build models, and stick with games workshops shitty detailed badly fitting overpriced models when i feel like building something and then just make them look nice with my Gigachad level paint skills. But now i just 3D print stuff cause GW prices are fucking crazy even on second hand shops now, $75 for a leman russ tank? its not even worth $30, fuck you GW....what was I saying? oh right fuck photo-etch, but really fuck GW
@@BoxmanBuildsHonestly, resin stuff isn't anything to worry about, photo etch can get very tricky if the small parts stick to places they shouldn't, but given some patience it shouldn't be anything to worry about
@@billsargent3407 There is a guy on UA-cam that has a very very good naval history channel. He was unable to find one documented time that paravanes were deployed on a battleship during wartime.
This is the model content i didnt know i needed but also exactly what i was asking for, you sir are a treasure please dont stop
Thanks man, that really means a lot to me. I’m currently working on a few more 👁️👄👁️
The use of a low battery fire alarm beeping really brought this video together.
Between this and the Bismarck build, those 4 days to build and paint have aged your voice quite nicely.
It was a little "Nancy" before.
If you listen to all the vids, they each seem to have a slightly different voice. The first two have a certain "text to speech" quality to them.
All that lacquer paint really does a number on your vocal chords. Remember kids, always use a spray booth and respirator when airbrushing
4:44 "Empty fucking boxes for your submarines too" hahaha had to listen to that a few times BWAHAHAHAHAHA
now THIS Is how you add comedy to a serious modelkit video.
Wikipedia had a edit war to hide Yamato sinking itself
very nice
NOW BUILD THE SPACE BATTLESHIP YAMATO
Yeah that anime is fire!
uchuu senkan yAAAMAAAAATOOOOO
In a world where excellence is demanded, Boxman stands like a soft plastic Spartacus demanding realism, "I`m capillary action", "No, I`m capillary action". Plasmo`s long lost deviant brother.
If I may offer a little advice on hand-painting, look at how wargaming painters do it. It's not about perfect manual control or magical colour insight, it's a three-step process for each component: basetone, highlight, wash/filter. You tend to do basetone and highlight in a kind of single-pass which results in that kinda blocky look. For camo on tiny planes etc it's easier to just cut a camo shape out of masking tape and then stipple thinned paint until it looks right, makeup sponges or random bits of foam are good for this.
If you're painting a silver gun barrel or prop shaft, *don't paint it silver.* I know right? Paint it either gloss black if you want shiny, dark grey for realistic, dark brown for rusted to shit. Then you either drybrush or stipple a tiny tiny amount of unthinned metallic, I personally use a q-tip for this with a miniscule amount of paint. This is literally easier than brushwork and will get you a good result for no effort. Then just wash with a mix of dark brown and black, your existing panelliners will work. The brown/black mix is a wargamer's secret trick because it works on almost anything except bright fleshtones.
Seriously though subbed, awesome work
You lured me in with the Bismark build, and got my subscription from this video. Love the video style.
Exactly this. I don't even have built model ships or airplanes since ... the last millenium. :o But these videos are highly enjoyable and I'm still amazed how splendid the finished models look.
Honestly surprised youtube actually recommends me an interesting channel finally! Adding humor to the vidoes actually make them super engaging, and is a breath of fresh air compared to all the other modelling channels with their more professional presentation. Definitely will be waiting for more!
Upon watching your video, I really started thinking that I should probably narrate mine using more curse words... It's truly liberating... I enjoyed the narration... I also have a relationship with capilary reacrion, but the b*** insists on overflowing everywhere, so I asked for a divorce... Very good construction and yes.. even though I've used detailed photo etched like the Bismark or the Yamato kits Iagree that there's nothing like a good, old 'out of the box' build... Greetings from Portugal."
Thank you! I’ve seen tons of your videos over the years. Your 1/350 Graf Spee specifically got me down the rabbit hole of battleship modeling, which motivated me to buy my first 1/700 ship kits, which were Fujimi’s Kongo and Nagato, following a long period of time in which I felt discouraged from approaching the hobby 😂
I’ve been working up the courage to try some full PE sets, but out of the box builds are indeed good fun
@@BoxmanBuilds being very honest and looking back, that Graff Spee was kind of horrible... But i had tremendous fun and loved to film it! I have the same kit here but with all "Formula 1", PE sets and wood decks and stuff! Also build the yamato but the Tamyia one. However the 1:700 Bismarck i did i really loved that one! Im kind of enjoying wood ships for now but watching you build these makes me look behind my shoulder to those 11:350s.... Stay safe
Pretty sure there is a video talking about these on the battleship new jersey channel, pretty sure it was one along the lines of "Top 10 Stupid Ideas/Things on Battleships"
Finally! A modelling channel for the common man.
Improve your mental health with Boxman - a smile or two and over 18 minutes of chuckles. And you get to see how a Japanese battleship is made. Perfect.
I’ve always thought that ship modellers were mad, thank you for proving me right
Just a little trivia. When built the Yamato did have a lot of empty deck space fore and aft, the reason? If you were standing out on the deck when those guns were fired they could strip the flesh of your arm from the air compression. Also what limited deck fittings she did have got blown over the side on a regular basis every time they had gunnery practice.
coolest dad/model builder on youtube. Approved by a professional son of a father for 21 years
Truer words about waterline models has never been expressed so well in a video!
Good video and results. :D
the A.I. voice is pretty damn good.
The Bismarck had me, but this one was easy to pick up on. I think ChatGPT helped with the script a little bit too 😊
The Lenny Bruce of modelling, absolutely love it.😅
where has boxman been all my life. this dude's sense of humor hits my damn g spot
Empty box for submarine kits
You sir have won a subscribe based on that rant alone
i have no interest whatsoever in modelling, but you make it funny and interesting to watch. Pure entertainment. Thank you
I'm absolutely not interested in model building, but the magic of seeing something built, in combination with your awesome commentary, really makes me enjoy your videos. Keep them comming and have fun!
Those torpedo bomb funnies are paravanes used to clear mines; but having a 70,000 ton battleship doing that should be the least of your worries if it has to do it!
This feels like Regular Car Reviews for scale modeling
Regular Kit Reviews
It’s like I’m listening to the Discovery Channel VO Guy break bad while building scale models - I love it
Aside from your fantastic artistic skills, it's your hilarious dialogue that really keeps me coming back.
i love how you paint wooden decks, going the extra mile with tape and different shades.
1:24, can you just do a WWII history lesson? I'd watch it
I like the voice you chose for your last video (Bismarck). The voice fits better with the tone of your humor. With that said, I still enjoyed the video, thank you for the effort and upload.
I do not give even one half of a shit about modeling and yet I am now going to watch every single one of this man's videos
Yeah, started building 1:72 scale tanks as a teen and ended up with building and painting Tabletop wargame Models as an adult... never was or will be interested in battleships but... ngl your videos are so entertaining and a breath of fresh air that I will be looking forward to even more ships from you :)
This channel made me enjoy modelling again
If someone would have told me about an hour ago that a modeling video would be so funny that I'd have to watch my coffee sipping for fear of a spontaneous spit take, I'd have said "you're full of it..", but here we are. Subbed.
"Empty submarine boxes" cracked me HAAARD ! 😂😂😂
I'm so glad I stumbled across your channel.
You're like the Dead Bug Says of modeling, and that, my friend, is one of the best compliments I could possibly give.
You definitely deserve more subs, man. I look forward to checking out your other videos. One can never get enough capillary reaction action.
Take care!
Thanks bro
I love that big black deck.
??? 🤔
@@Alloyman6419 I can hear the "whoosh" from here.
5:53 those are mine clearing devices. I forgot the name they're very negligible in naval history. Basically, you tow them from the side, and the hydrovanes on them pull them out to the end of line and keep them beside the ship. They had a few functions, but the only one I can remember for sure is they'd carry a line that would cut the anchor lines on mines, which could then be detonated a "safe" distance from the ship with rifles.
This is by far the best model building channel on youtube, if i dare say, maybe the best channel overall. Looking forward to your next perfectly sane experience building your next ship.
So glad I found this account dedicated to extremely detailed, schizophrenic model building
Was fully prepared to binge watch your videos, but I guess I'll have to wait like everyone else for the next one. Subscribed.
Great video! I'm just starting to get into this hobby and am focusing on cars for now, but I'd like to try different kind of models down the road. I like how you just go your own way and do it how you like it. Most videos I've seen in this hobby so far have too much elitism, so thank you! This gives me the confidence to just go ahead and build. I wish you all the best
I don't know how the fuck I ended up here, but this is cathartic as shit.
5:52 Initially developed to destroy naval mines, the paravane is strung out and streamed alongside the towing ship, often from the bow, but in many World War II applications aboard minesweepers, the paravane was towed from the stern. I was wondering the same thing on my 1/350 Hiyo. 😂😂😂❤❤❤😂😂😂
I haven't built a model in three decades and I haven't watched someone build a model online in.....well....ever. Thank you, UA-cam, for actually recommending something good for once! The Waterline rant had me rolling. Now to pass the rest of my workday watching your videos. I mean.....working.
Just use a jeweler's screwdriver (eyeglass screw driver) to drill the holes.
They'll cut just fine, especially when the kit has indents on the drilling location to guide them.
As a bonus, because they are not really drills but flat blades...they cut like milling machines.
If you need a non-through-hole it'll have an even, flat, bottom!
1:30 Gluing those tiny bits and propellers onto the fuselage of those planes would have been the stopping point for me.
I love the humour. Makes the video entertaining as well as informative.
I enjoy that at the beginning of the video the ship started spinning faster and FaSTeR and FASTER!!!!
Hahahahaha it was even faster when I was editing the video but I thought that crossed the line in terms of goofiness 💀💀💀
I absolutely love the vibe of this channel!
Edit: i completely agree with your rant about waterline models💯
Finally, a modeller with enough goblin energy for me to relate to! 👍🤣
Wow
I love the way u do modeling, it’s fun the way it should be. I normally do cars but altering watching ur videos. I’m thinking of trying my luck at a ship. Tyvm on ur builds 🇨🇦⚡️⚡️⚓️⚓️⚓️⚓️⚓️⚓️⚡️⚡️🇨🇦
Get a 1/350 or bigger. Go nuts try a 1/12th wooden boat of sorts. Midwest Peapot is a challenge.
Thats a great video man! keep it up, its super fun to see someone build a ship with humour
Not exactly sure how this ended up in the recommends, but I'm glad it did. You have some A+ commentary skills, good sir, and I look forward to your future work. Thanks for the quality editing!
the algorithm has blessed me this day. New favorite model channel. (I'm in the same prison)
Oh this guy is gonna explode soon enough. Had me laughing through the whole video. Great work Box
I am not a ship builder but I do enjoy your work and videos. Your commentary is humerous and the background music always seems fitting. Nice work! Kudos!
You can use putty or bluetack underneath while cutting really small parts without them flying to another dimension
Spitting facts with the waterline rant.
Absolutely best modelling channel I love doing boat kits and I feel mild hatred towards revell for their tug boat set. and i forgot to pick up a drill holder so im having to drill out all the holes in my dreadnought kit from trumpeter with hopes and dreams please keep doing these videos.
Thanks! I went a few years using just a hobby knife to drill holes, it works reasonably well 😂
I have several more videos in the works 👍👍👍
Amazing yeah I keep skimping on the knife because I have my trusty Cabela's double folder big reality check when I had to drill with it😢@@BoxmanBuilds also absolutely terrified right now of photo etch lol
Also those torpedo doohickey things look a awful lot like a ohka suicide bomb but I'm not sure since I thought they had to be dropped from bombers looks too slim to be a kaiten torpedo
Subbed. Would love to see you tear into some Star Trek models and garner a whole new set of fanatics that bitch and moan when you build. Keep up the fun work.
I can't believe mantenks made an actually funny video that I watched to completion, I'll be coming to your house tonight
Muchas gracias for the glaze
Please keep making videos, There's just simply no other modeling videos like this that keep me engaged and laughing, my ADHD is pleased, perchance.
bro if you need the correct primers, gloss and thinners. My brother in Christ just tell me what you need. I'm totally willing to support you for the S Tier Editing.
I love your sense of humor, I've never watched a scale model build video before as I thought it'd be boring and you've proven me wrong 🤣. Subscribed!!
Absolutely mythical channel pull. Love ur content mr boxman
Boxman praising capillary action is absolute gold.
Another great video.
Can't get enough of that Bismarck.
All jokes aside, that color combo looks really good on Yammy. Need me more dark deck skins for WoWs
Very well done 👍
And you've learned your lesson with the Bismarck and bought a hand drill from a cell mate... 🤣🤣🤣
Legitimately one of my new fav UA-cam channels. Gotta try this weathering stuff on my HO scale model trains
Discovered your channel a couple of days ago. Love the style! Funny, entertaining and also educational at the same time. You've earned yourself a new sub!
Welcome aboard 👹
I didn't know there was content like this on UA-cam, and I really don't know how I ended up here. You make this truly enjoyable though.
I hope you keep making videos! So far these are great, very funny and entertaining
Those Torpedo bomb looking do-hicky's are called Paravane's. There purpose is for mine sweeping. The Yammy should have a Paravane mount at the bottom of the bow. A cable is run and the paravanes will sweep out a good ways on each side of the ship. They have a cutting mechanism that will cut a mines anchor line allowing them to float to the surface where they can be detonated with small arms fire.
I've greatly enjoyed these. I hope you keep going.
When you find content you never knew you missed in your life is the best time xD
Hope you build some land ships someday^^
Just found your channel, love your content so far. Also i agree with the waterline kit sentiment!
5:12 Me and the Fujimi Nagato "1944 Leyte Gulf" kit plus the metal etched parts and wood deck I got for it. It'll just sit for another year or two before I'm ready.
I really like the style of your videos but for me, your real voice was way more enjoyable to listen to. Nevertheless great vids! Keep it up!
Thanks alot! I thought I had a smoke detector with a dying battery. I ended up changing them all.
Amazing build, thanks for sharing. Love that poke or should I say stab at waterline modellers LOL 😂
I share your idea and feel that a ship model just ain't complete without the lower hull.
That waterline submarine (historically accurate!) was nice
@@jamesm3471 Lol yeah, while he was saying that, I could almost imagine the model box labeled: "waterline series submarine model, submerged version" and the box art showing only an open sea haha.
I absolutely love this dude!! Amazing videos!
I loathe the “1/700 is a waterline only scale” boomers Full Hull is the only correct way to build if it’s not going to be a diorama
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You should build C-type battleship 3d printed kit‼️⁉️
@@PapaScorch013maybe for a future vid (I know where you live)
13:59, so random xD i love it
Haven't built a single model in my life but still watching you because of the zoomer humor
I never knew what a waterline model was , never thought about it before
The Editing is pure gold
this is the best video i have ever seen
Loving these vids, they're a real breath of fresh air.
watching your videos make me want to build ships then I think about my German tank days I think I'll just watch you build instead I salute you excellent job
This is amazing, subscribed hope more of these videos comes.
We need more models built and more videos! These are amazing.
Those torpedo bomb lookin things are to help clear mines. They are used to float a chain along side/behind the boat/ship and the chain snags the chains of mines that the crew can then take care of