1/700 IJN Nagato - Fujimi
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- Опубліковано 20 тра 2020
- Nagato (長門), named for Nagato Province, was a super-dreadnought battleship built for the Imperial Japanese Navy. Admiral Isoroku Yamamoto issued the command from Nagato to proceed with its attack on Pearl Harbor. Yamamoto transferred his flag to the new battleship Yamato.
(I Included Yamato in the end as a comparison between the ships.)
Music at the end: FreeMusicBox
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one of the best shipbuilding videos. I love the videos showing everything done without skipping the stages
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Thank you for showing every step of the build! Your videos help me a lot when I'm making my ships
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I hope have a friend like Yui😂
The only IJN battleship to survive the war and a direct nuclear blast......
Oh mighty Nagato... Congratulations sensei, I have ordered Mutsu with full hull and definitely will use your video for reference.
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This is great! I always love watching your work.
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Don't sell your self short ... this looks superb.
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Very fine delicate work, such a great job in handling this model.
I plan to build both Nagato, and Mutsu. Vice Admiral Yamamoto Isoroku's flagship until he put his flag on Yamato, later Musashi until his death.
I also like the music accompanying the build.
All the best, take care.
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Excellent work - thanks for showing us how you did it.
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Youre underrated. Absolutely beautiful 😍
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amazing quality! i seriously love these. please do not stop making these never!
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Excellent build! I enjoyed watching you work.
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Fantastic build. Incredible rigging. I subbed.
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Kuma Models : your very welcome. Thank you so much for the information and tutorial. Looking forward to the next one.
Looks really cool! Such an amazing job you did filming the video
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absolutely beautiful model, i like your construction
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OMG a new vid!!! Love your content bro keep going!
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Lovely job, thanks for sharing
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I greatly admire your work, especially in what seems to be such a challenging scale. It tempts me to give it a try, even with eye sight that isn’t quite what it used to be. 1/350 scale models are so expensive - 1/700 seems to be the way to go if you can effectively work with that size. I’m subscribing.
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Hi, it's nice work and beautiful finish. I'm happy that I could watch such as video.
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Nagato is my biggest love !!🤩💛🧡💚💙
Very nice work !
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Great build!
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Excellent work
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Good job! Looks great
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Superb job
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Great video keep up the good work👍👏👏
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Superbe maquette , bien soignée ...Félicitations ...
Merci beaucoup! Bon journee.
真鍮エッチングの加工をここまでキレイに仕上げられるのって凄いですね！
ありがとうございました！
I wish I could model like you they’re so good looking instead I just draw them cool vid keep them comin 😀
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技術の高さが羨ましいです🥰
これからも頑張って下さい
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Nice👍
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thank god it's not a waterline model
Great looking model! A few questions 1 where do you get the deck? 2 without the PE is this kit relatively easy to assemble, 3 would you recommend this for a new builder?
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1. I got the wooden deck from eBay.
2. Yes, it wasn’t that complicated. Minor fixes here and there.
3. Yup, I think a beginner can do this!
I think Fujimi made a snap build kit of 1944 Nagato. It’s Similar to how Gundams are assembled so no glue or cement is needed. That kit is also pre-colored so no painting is needed.
Kuma Models thank you very much! I will look forward to building this and the Yamato
nicejob‼️😁
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Beautiful model of nagato one of my favorite battleships you've done an amazing job on such a small scale do you ever work on bigger scales such as 350 or 200 scale and how long did it take you to build this ship and again excellent build thank you for the video
Thank you very much! I've never worked on any big scale projects mainly because I don't have any place to display them afterwards. For this build it took me at least a month to complete.
@@KumaModels thank you for your reply you are a great model builder you have surgeon steady hands congratulations on your small ship builds I've seen other builds of yours with the aircraft carrier akagi I wish I could build something that small and have it look that good thanks again for sharing your videos and again excellent work stay safe
YAY! A NEW VIDDDD!!!,! AND ITS NAGATO!!!!!! OMG!! I LOVE THE VID! I’m the sixth! To watch the vid kuya!
Thank you very much! I'm glad you loved it!
I always love your vids kuya!!
Stay safe po!!
Does the airbrush set expensive? Bc I need a better equipment if I want to colour models..Great build tho
Thank you very much! My airbrush is the basic set from Tamiya. It cost around 120$. www.tamiya.com/english/products/74520basic_comp/basic_comp.htm
Excellent build! I got the kit a while ago, but I'm a total noob, so I'm using this as reference. May I ask what paint u used for the aircraft deck? I happen to have the mr color brown (43) which they used in the instructions and tamiya xf79 and I'm wondering which one is better in this case. (considering the dark gray(2) in the instructions is yokosuka gray instead of their kure gray)
For the aircraft deck I used Tamiya XF-79 (Linoleum Deck Brown). I decided to use this because Japanese ships had Linoleum decks. In the end the decision is still up to you!
@@KumaModels thank you!
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ありがとうございます！
Kuma Models はいよー！
Didn't know that Nagato was taller than Yamato xD
I think it was just the way I framed the image that made Nagato look taller, looking at the models side by side they're around the same height.
What brand photo etch kit did you use?
I used Fujimi's photo etch that came included.
What is the pin vise you used in the video?
Edit: I would also love to know what glue you use to glue the PE parts.
The pin vise I used was from Tamiya. The glue I use is loctite.
@@KumaModels thank you!
Are the "golden" parts included ?
For this edition of the kit yes.
Hi I am 12 year old fellow! Will you recommend me to buy 1/700 Japanese Heavy Cruiser Chokai?
I also have some questions.
1) Do I am supposed to get wooden deck stickers with the kit?
2)Do I am supposed to get an airbrush for painting?
3)Can I use brushes instead of an airbrush?
Hello, I haven’t built any Japanese Heavy Cruisers but if it’s something you like then go for it!
1.) wooden deck sticker is optional, I just prefer using them.
2.) you can hand paint models, just make sure you thin them well enough.
3.) yes you can use normal brushes.
@@KumaModels thank you then I shall pick one 1/700 Chokai
Good luck with your build!
@@KumaModels thanks!
Did you ever model Fusō?
No I haven’t.
hi please what code color for the red waterline ??
I use a mixture of Tamiya XF-7 Flat red and XF-9 Hull Red.
What is the name of the first track ? And Amazing work 🙏
Thank you very much! The track is called Modern Situations by Unicorn Heads.
Thank you so much 🤗🙏
I too think tamiya hull red is too brown. I just use flat red because it looks better.
Amazing work!!! I am going to watch all of your build this weekend. Can I ask? What brand of cutters are you using on the sprue parts ? They look really good.
Thank you very much! I’m using Godhand Nippers!
At 11:27 what size brass rod did you use?
I believe I used 0.5mm diameter rods.
@@KumaModels Thanks, You did an amazing job on the ship.
Wass the name of the music playing around 10:28
Trips by Topher Mohr and Alex Elena.
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Все конечно хорошо, но по моему якорная цепь - переразмерена. Блин.Ну семисотый масштаб...Капец здоровая...
What if you can do the IJN Fubuki
I'll try!
WON T YOU EVER MADE YAMATO
I have a short video on my Yamato build on my channel!
长门！
ありがとうございます！