Hi Rafal great progress so far. Very professional and well thought out. Its going to be another beauty! One detail however needs correction. In the title you called it the Nakajima A6M5 but this is incorrect. While Nakajima did in fact build the A6M5 under license for the parent company Mitsubishi it wasn't considered a Nakajima design. However you did paint it correctly for a machine built by Nakajima as there are noted differences. These included the demarcation line for upper and lower surfaces, as well as cowling, cockpit, and spinner colors. I myself plan to build a Mitsubishi built A6M5 so I felt compelled to research the differences that existed between the two manufacturers.
you produce lots of movies, great job
Senkju!
Sehr enthusiastischer Modellbauer. Tolle Videos. Schön anzuschauen.
Thank you.
Perfection !!....
Are you building the same model?
Very nice work on the paint. I like the colors as it is just enough different from the so many others that I have seen online - thanks for sharing
Thank you @Ralph Ford.
A truly masterful build. What brand of Air Brush and Compressor do you use?
Thank you. I use H&S Ultra & Procon 289. Compressor, I do not rememebr the brand. I will try to check it.
Wchich colour you use for propeller?
Propeller hub I painted with vallejo metal, chrome. Prop. blades, I do not remember :(.
Hi Rafal great progress so far. Very professional and well thought out. Its going to be another beauty! One detail however needs correction. In the title you called it the Nakajima A6M5 but this is incorrect. While Nakajima did in fact build the A6M5 under license for the parent company Mitsubishi it wasn't considered a Nakajima design. However you did paint it correctly for a machine built by Nakajima as there are noted differences. These included the demarcation line for upper and lower surfaces, as well as cowling, cockpit, and spinner colors. I myself plan to build a Mitsubishi built A6M5 so I felt compelled to research the differences that existed between the two manufacturers.
Hi Darren,
Thank you. The wave on the tail was characteristic for Nakajima built aircraft.
Terrific build... Part 3 I assume you meant in the title ;)
Thank you. Yes, I missed that ;)