Siebel Si 204D 1/48 Special Hobby
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- Опубліковано 24 лис 2020
- Today I chose the Seibel Si 204 kit for you for several reasons. Si 204 was during WWII produced in the Protectorate of Bohemia and Moravia (former Czechoslovakia) in the plants Aero Vodochody and ČKD Prague. Production continued in Aero Vodochody even after the war and the aircraft received a new designation Aero C-3. Another reason is rather nostalgic. Aero C-3 in 1/72 scale from kit Kovozávody Prostějov was one of the first models I built. The Siebel Si 204D kit in 1/48 scale from the Special Hobby company is very detailed and together with the accessories of the Eduard companies and HGW wood decals, we can build a nice and large model. From the offered camouflage marking in the kit, I chose the Si 204D in the form of service in the ranks of the German Luftwaffe. Model by Josef Choreň.
The restored 204 was immaculate!
Another masterclass in scale modelling,a beautiful build.
One of the best examples I have seen in a long time. Well done. Wish I had the patience to make something like that.
simply fantastic!
You have amazing skill this is again a beautiful finish
Thank you for posting
Dear Josef, Outstanding workmanship! Kind Regards Johnny
Very nice! A very unusual subject. And thank you for not using slide transitions in the video.
I have the same model, I haven't built it yet. It looks great, and a useful video. Thank you 👍👍👍
Amazing skill as usual, well done, I am impressed. Also what a cosy interior😊
I have that very 1/72 kit, your video will be helpful when I finally get around to building it, I just hope I can give it the same justice as you did this one.
Nádherně postavený Siebel a perfektně udělané video. I u mě byl tento letoun mezi prvními modely, které jsem jako kluk postavil (KP). Dokonce si chci tento starý model znovu postavit. Zdravím Aleš 😉👍
I had never even heard of this plane before watching your video.. You have great skill - it looks amazing .
Thank you very much.
I'm glad to introduce you to this nice plane.
Супер работа!
Krásná práce jako vždy 👍👍👍
Nice work, thanks.
Stunning job!
Jo to byly časy KP modely za 10-15 kaček a od Směru z a 25-35
Mi-1 za 4KČS
Nice work
Very Nice!
Hello Josef! This is a glorious model :)
I have just purchased the NC.701 Martinent boxing, and I would be interesting in knowing which are the difficulties that you mention in the video (besides the transparencies). Could you tell us more about them? Thank you!
Contact me at detailsscalemodels@gmail.com and I'll send you a review of the kit I wrote for Modelář magazine.
@@DetailsScaleModels E-mail sent!
Great job 👌👍
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great job. looks so beautiful. special hobby made some very attractive kits and worth to buy if skills are as good as yours. i am so surprised that the main fitting looks so perfect. what did you do to make wings and main body fits so well? and the clear parts fit so great too.
Thanks for the feeback. The main parts had to be thoroughly fitted and then glued. It takes a lot of testing before gluing.
@@DetailsScaleModels thank you. After watching your video. I went to buy the kit. 😀
Bravo, Thank you.. Obscure aircraft no more.. Used in Para Operations? Transport?
Thank you all for your feedback. This is the transport version.
@Details Scale Models Quite interesting. Old photos of Axis WWII ground operations show many types of planes never seen in the modeller's world. Again, thanks.
Do you always paint a cockpit once completed? I cant imagine that's the easiest or neatest way to access many areas, even though yours looked amazing once done.
Usually I try to assemble as many parts as possible before painting. However, some are suitable for painting separately.
Beau travail mais vous devriez indiquer les références des produits que vous utilisez et particulièrement les peintures. 👏
Merci pour le compliment. Je mentionne le nom des couleurs utilisées dans la vidéo. J'utilise habituellement des couleurs GSI series "C".
How did you adjust the canopy to fit the fuselage? Nice work!
Half of fulage i glued together according to the front cabin and the upper part of cabine i pressed to the fuselage