Tamiya Corsair F4U-1D 1/48 - Painting | The Inner Nerd
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- Опубліковано 24 сер 2024
- Tamiya 1/48 Scale Model Aircraft by The Inner Nerd
Instructional time lapse video of the paint and weathering of the 1/48 scale Vought Corsair F4U-1D by Tamiya as shown by The Inner Nerd
The First part shows surface preparation techniques such as filling panel gaps and seams with modelling filler and sanding them smooth to get a seamless join between parts. Also basing techniques are included in this section using Mr Hobby "Mr Surfacer 1200 & 1500" to prime the surface ready for painting.
The second part of the video demonstrates the black-basing technique used to achieve a pre-weathered look and surface texture replicating that of an aged and worn aircraft. Harder & Steenbeck Evolution Silverline is used at an operating pressure of 15PSI and a 0.15mm needle + nozzle during this process.
Decals follow painting with the aid of Mr Hobby Mr Mark Setter & Softer products. These products allow the decal to form to the shapes and panel lines of the surface which you can see in the video.
After this the machine polish process is shown to remove the "orange peel" effect from the clear coat. This is done using Tamiya sanding sponges in 2000 & 3000 dpi grit and Tamiya Polishing Compounds.
Next is the weathering of the model. This is started using Abteilung 502 oil paints thinned to a wash consistency. Then used as panel line wash the oil is applied across the model to achieve a dirty, grimey & worn look. Further weathering including unthinned Abteilung 502 oil paints to create streaking and water marks concludes weathering
The final part of the video explains the final assembly of small parts including landing gear, lights, antennas and canopy fitment as the model nears completion. All final assembly is completed with CA superglue.
Items Used Airbrush: Harder & Steenbeck Evolution Silverline Needle/Nozzle: 0.15mm
Compressor: Badger 1100 with Anti-Pulsation Tank Working Pressure 22psi (1.51bar)
Paint: Tamiya Acrylics thinned with Tamiya X-20A Thinner Brushes: Pure Sable Brush - Various Sizes
Glue: Tamiya Extra Thin Cement/Loctite 406 Superglue
Sanding: 3M 600p / 800p / 1200p / 2000p / 3000p sheets & sponges
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I'm 62 years old as of August 29, 2017, I'm retired, and you're videos brought back some very fond memories of the local hobby store, paint, brushes, glue, etc. And I'm seriously considering a little trip with my grandson to my local hobby shop in the morning? Some of my best times as an adult were the times I spent working on a model. Thank you so much for making me REMEMBER!
Joseph I hope new generations could appreciate modelling, the "digital era" is not our friend
My three and five year old love models, so thankfully the digital age hasn't corrupted them yet.
Joseph Washington All's I can say is do it! Thank you so much for your comment. This is what this channel is about, giving instruction but more importantly telling a storey about model making. I am 25 and there is nothing more I enjoy than relaxing making models, digital stuff always needs charging and requires 0 imagination!! Enjoy... The Inner Nerd
Joseph Washington try again,
You still have a local Highway store? That's amazing in itself, but a lot of hobby stores have closed around the country. In the past several years due to online retailing
About to make this with my son and our first time using airbrush. Good luck to us.
Hope it goes well and good luck from me 👍
One of the best memorys of my childhood was when me and my father where building model kits together! I hope the airbrushing went well!
Awesome job. The F4U is probably my favorite WW2 era plane.
Nice model. Just a note for accuracy geeks like me, the correct overall color should be ANA 606 "Semi-Gloss Sea Blue". The Tamiya paint equivalent is AS-8 "Navy Blue". The modern Federal Standard color would be FS25042. The strip of upper fuselage and cowling in front of the windscreen was normally painted ANA 607 "Non-Spectral Sea Blue" (same color, but flat) to reduce glare in the pilot's eyes. Equivalent is FS35042. The national insignia (star & bar) circle should be "Insignia Blue" ANA 605. Equivalent to Tamiya XF-8 or FS35044.
Okay thanks for the info. This was the time before I was interested in making an accurate model, more into learning the techniques of how to build one. Thanks for watching :)
@@TheInnerNerd Please don't take my post as too critical of your nice model! I have build models that don't have perfectly "accurate" color too. Either because I didn't know, couldn't find a good color reference, or couldn't find (or mix) the accurate color paint. I just wanted people to know what the "correct" color should be, in case they care but don't know.
Not at all :) I just wanted to explain that it was too early in my modelling carrier. Information like this helps me take it into another model so next time it is more accurate, so thank you
There was no better moment in my childhood than losing myself in the delicate and detailed love of model building. Truly, an amazing video. Thank you.🙏
I think everyone has one distinct memory of building kits. Mine is the little Humbrol paint tins lined up in my toolbox which was a shoe box. Thank you for watching :)
Beautiful work. I worked for Vought in the late 60s - proud tradition and good people. Thanks for showing your fine craftsmanship.
Well done. Not overly weathered. Tasteful.
Dad was getting into painting the markings on right about the time I was discovering cars, girls and beer/booze and foolishly considered these endeavors “More important” than modeling! The Corsair was always one of my FAVs!
Absolutely brilliant, very well done indeed. Many thanks for sharing the skills that you use to get such great results, these top tips and demonstrations will help us all become a little better at our chosen hobby.
Have fun with your next build and thanks again for the videos,
Joe
a simply stunning representation after this classic warbird. very well done
I am an artist and, while drawing fighter aircraft is my thing, doing models of them is not. It is a skill I never acquired. It is, therefore, infinitely amazing to me to see a true artist building a beautiful model. Thank you for a wonderful insight.
Lovely result. Loved the idea of using the decals for making a stencil. keep up the good work.
Joseph Washington, it is 4 years later. I hope you dove back into the hobby. I am 64 and when you were writing your comment, I was still working. I started building again in about 2019 and am now retired. We retired two years ago, sold our home and moved from California to our new home in Alabama. I joined a hunting club and modeling club and have been hunting, working around our new home and model building to keep me busy.
Hopefully you have jumped in with both feet and found the joy and pleasure of listening to your favorite music or podcast and revisiting the simpler times in life when were young. There are also a bunch of modeling shows out there throughout the country that give us old farts something to do and poke our noses into. I only feel old when I am climbing out of bed in the morning after a cup of joe and 40 minutes getting dressed, breakfast and another cup of coffee, I am ready to take on the world, one painful step at a time.
The cost of this stuff may seem high relative to when we were 12 years old, but then again, in 1968 when my brother came home from Vietnam and bought a new V.W. Beetle in So.California, it was a little over $1,800.00 out the door. And my parents home in the San Fernando Valley was worth about $20,000 in 1968, today it is on the market for over $800,000. And my father had a Union Oil 76 service station in San Fernando and we sold gas for 28 cents a gallon and during gas wars, the price went down to 22 cents a gallon for Ehtyl . So everything has gone up.
These videos on UA-cam are a tremendous help. My models now look better than those 'expert' builds showcased in the display cases of those Sears anchored shopping center hobby shops from a time past, where you could see the men/shopkeepers cringe when a bunch of us kids jumped off of our stingrays and came into the hobby shop to ooggle at the displayed models.
I'm envious you had a stingray. :) In Australia our fancy bike was a Repco Dragster. Welcome back to the hobby John and hope you are enjoying your retirement. Couple more years of work and I will be joining you in retirement myself. Dan
Nice build! All cool man everything, every one involved. I love the way this builder sands the edges off the decals and in effect also results in a color sanding of the paint. That technique can sure get rid of blemishes on all of surface. Many F4U 1d's(FG1D) have same blue in main main wheel wells. There is evidence many had silver dope painted over red primer and or the yellow zinc chromate shown here in main wheel wells. I love this builder's use of post shading. The use of streaking from upper fuselage main tank area is spontaneous and airflow looking
Wow... huge balls to cut into the decals for the masks but looks fantastic. Love the gloss finish you achieved using the polishing compounds. Fantastic work mate. Definitely picked up some great tips watching this, so thanks for taking the time to upload. Cheers!
Awesome finish, truly epic build!
keep up the good work!
Thanks
I really like the way you initially sprayed the inner surface of the panels a shade lighter in order to give them a sun-bleached effect. But then you lost that when you applied the top coats and all the polishing. Really beautiful work altogether. I'd pay good money for a B-24D in 44th BG colors like the one my dad flew on the low-level Ploesti raid!
@@TheTrampingPony My dad never got over that day. He saw many friends die. I think it hurried him to an early grave. I hope your family was not harmed.
I was just about to begin this kit tonight and wanted to see how it goes here. I really enjoyed watching your work. Tbh when you began sanding I didnt understand the motive (I only did armored vehicles and Im new even to those) annnnd BOOM that perfect shine on that smooth surface left my jaw open, literally. I know I wont be able to get this kind of finish on mine yet, but its really good to see and learn like this. Thank you, good luck on everything!
You never know if you are able to get certain effect on model until you try it :) Sometimes it is a long try and error trip, and sometimes it comes out better then you expected on the first shot.
Amazing job showing the polishing technique, similar to the way i do race cars but on a plane, way cool.
Love how you cut out the decals and painted them on, brilliant !
Rick Hoff that was impressive, I agree! Never seen that before.
By far my most FAVORITE airplane of all time and you did it justice. Thank you.
This so clean
Last time I was this early Hydrogen was the only element in existence...
Spectacular job on the Corsair. Lots of techniques used. Enjoyed watching. Only 1 thing would make it better....a pilot in the cockpit. Top marks! Bill
PanzermansBunker Tanks Bill! You do get a pilot with this kit, you can place him one the wing. Never done a figure before so maybe this can be new technique to learn on a future model!
You're an extremely talented artist. I wanted to thank you for you taking the time to make these videos, they've renewed my interest in models and more specifically the Guillow's balsa to RC conversion I'm going to build. It's the B-17G kit.
I'm 48 and newly disabled. I built plastic scale models when I was young but it was more of a way for my parents to keep me occupied than for me to learn how to do it right. I didn't have the correct tools, just glue. I never painted any of them and they were just awful. My next project will be MUCH better thanks to you. Be well.
Hello and thank you. I'm glad to hear that my videos are helping you along with getting back into the hobby. I hope you're getting on okay and if you have any more questions just let me know. Comments like you're really push me to make more new and interesting content so thank you for watching 🙂
@@TheInnerNerd Thanks for the kind words and the offer. Liked and subbed
Fabulous. That was a lot of fun. Great work.
You make all of your work look effortless. Great build!
wow! never new that plastic models could be polished to that extent ! im gonna make mine left polished
Stunning work buddy! 👍👌👏😍
Great wing display with those open flaps!
Well that is one way to get around those thick Tamiya decals
Splendid!
Круто... Отличная работа!!!
This Model was Done Beautifully in my opinion..
Beautiful build on an incredible airplane...Kudos on a job well done...
Thank you and thanks for watching :)
Awesome kit build.
Your videos inspkre me to work on more models!
Nice build man!
Amazing...
You sir are a artist, absolutely brilliant, just subscribed
Excelente vídeo saludos desde Chile a mi también me encanta los aviones y él aeromodelismo gran trabajo 👍👍🇨🇱
Thank you and thanks for watching :)
So nice and so inspiring. Great job !! Thanks
Mr "Inner Nerd" just simply brilliant. Sadly you make this look a lot easier than it is. I have watched this video so many times I can recall the whole thing, I'll keep trying, but it is tough
Really nice build
Great job.👍👍🇨🇦
So beautiful!
Nice work!
The real art is " let things look like REAL "
nice Corsair!!!
Very very cool. I see a few techniques I’d like to emulate and incorporate. Thanks
Damm son, nice work.
Amazing work :)
very good painting work. Regards my friend
Nice👍
BRAVO 👏
amazing
If I was building it I would've used resin for lights
Okay thanks for the tip!
Love it :)
👍👍👍👍 great job!!!!!
Wonderful to watch a skilled model maker at work. Well done. Can I ask what airbrush you are using?
Thanks Vic! I use a Sealey AB933
Iam watching your video wile building tamiya old 1/350 yamato! keep modelling!!!!!!!!!!
Amazing job! Just curious why you chose Royal Blue over Gloss Sea Blue which was the standard colour.
This was at the start of my modelling career so I was at the point of just following the instructions for colour references rather than researching for myself. If you take a look at my Hellcat F5F-6, that's paintedin the correct Sea Blue of the aircraft :) Thanks for watching :)
totally brilliant the 'dogs b------s' excellent
Very good!
Thank you and thanks for watching :)
I wipe the panel lines diagonally so as not take too much paint out of the lines.
What a beautiful piece of work! One technical note though: It seems that the final photographs are turned too much into blue /magenta colors (even shadows are visibly blue). Probably just wrong white balance settings on your camera? Because the colors of the plane in the video part are top notch.
Thank you. Yes my camera was struggling with the background (which is a white:blue gradient) along with a blue aircraft. Therefore they appear more blue/magenta than in the video
great video! loved the weathering and chipping, what brush did you use for chipping? results were fantastic
Jefferson Sheng Thank you! Its a pure sable brush size 2 🖒
It's Skipper!
OUTSTANDING SIR! Love the way that you made the painting masks from the Tamiya masking sheets! Where did you get your JLC micro saw blade please?
Thank you. I got it from eBay I think
Superb! But I thought it looked amazing just after the polishing. Factory fresh.
Only about 5 levels above my pitiful efforts at building the same model:(! Some day . . .
As long as you had fun and learned something that's what matters. Modelling is being lost in the moment, making something with the skills you have and learning new ones. Thanks for watching :)
After you've applied the oil wash on the lines, you rub it off with paper towel. Can you please describe this process in more detail for us? Wet or dry? How long do you wait? Thanks.
Firstly the model is clear coated with clear gloss varnish (I use Mr Color GX100 in three layers). Next I apply the oil wash and allow to dry until the oils are dry to the touch. It can be left longer and still come off if the clear coat is high-shine (polished). Next it to remove it with a dry paper towel and dry cotton buds to removed the desired amount of oils. If there are areas that need to be cleaned further then a dampened towel or bud will be sufficient to remove the more stubborn areas of oil. Remember the glossier the clear coat the easier it will come off. Matte clear coats will grab more oil and be harder to clean off making the wash more of a filter than panel line accent.
Great build but can you explain why you Polish and later you apply stain varnish
BMW-BOY Thank you. Yes, I flat and polish to get rid of the orange peel effect created by layering up the clear coat. This creates a very smooth surface for the satin to sit on to improve the overall finish of the model
I pre-ordered f4u Corsair to but it's not from revell the door can be open and the wing can be fold
I don't know if the size are just the same but the price is/are idk but it cost me $4usd plus the shipping fee=$6 usd it's also pre painted.
I bought it on shopee and i can't wait to get my order
BTW sorry for the English i am a Filipino
I'm wondering if you got one of the Tamiya kits. I got one from Tamiya and one from Trumpeter. Namely because this is my favorite WWII fighter, but I also want to compare the kits head to head to learn the pros and cons of each manufacturer. These planes flew in your country quite a bit in WWII, so I wonder if you have any still left there. Anyway, good luck with the build.
Btw, your English is fine... certainly better than my Filipino :D ...
Awesome!
greatings from Oshawa Ontario, i'm in the building stage of this same Kit, was the XF-19 then the X-3 painted over a Primer or not can't tell from the video. thanks in advance. Nice build by the way.
Allan
Impressive
コルセアカッコいい！
Ooooh...watch your fingers!
It's okay I was emplying the "safety squint" so I was safe ;)
The bottom between the wheels was white not blue, they where heavy weather in the south Pacific theater
The early version corsairs under carraige were painted with white between the wheels with light blue on the ends of the wings....this build is the late version paint scheme during the invasion of iwo jima and Okinawa battles witch the Corsair was painted all blue.
i am starting a tamiya corsair in the next days. The mirror finish you achieved with the tamiya compound is amazing. I have the 3 Compounds but never really used them (yet)... I will be using that technique the next time i want a mirror like metal finish. anyway, i am not sure why did you polish your model, because in the end you used a flat varnish... maybe you did it just to try that technique?
Great! It's a nice kit from what I remember -typical Tamiya quality of fit. The Tamiya compounds are also really good for getting a high gloss finish. I'm not sure it would work if you're trying to replicate chrome or high gloss metal finish though since it's actually the clear coat you're polishing, not the metal colour. It would look as though you have a poished glaze over the metallic colour. But yes give it a go anyway :) I used this technique to polish out the defects in the paint and get rid of the orange peel effect too, I still use this technique now to rid the model of orange peel, just not go as far as using the compounds to get a high goss finish. Thanks for watching :)
Hi, wonderful video! How do you set the canopy temporarily and then how do you remove it?
Thank you. The canopy can be set in place using PVA glue, it doesn't set hard and can be peeled away later on if needed. Thanks for watching :)
Favoloso!
Another great video sir. Can you tell us what exactly "white spirits" is? I've seen you use it on several videos. Thanks so much for sharing your artistry.
Thank you. White Spirit is a solvent/oil based thinner, similar to Turpentine, that will thin down oil paints and washes. Hope this helps and thanks for watching :)
@@TheInnerNerd Great---thanks for the follow up. I did receive the model stand you sell and I love it!!
Great build!! Why do you do the wet sanding and buffing for?
When the model is to easy and not enough detail for your skills ⬆️⬆️⬆️⬆️
thx alot for one wonderfull video :-) when u use the x-22 clear, do u thin it?
Thank you and yes 50/50 X-20A
BA BA Blacksheep!
...Have you any wool?
@@TheInnerNerd Do you remember, Black Sheep Squadron, 1976-1978? I seem to remember that they flew Corsairs. Beautiful swept wing configuration.
How much do you thin the paint? Whenever I thin to more than a 50/50 mix I get water coming out of the airbrush.
Inspirational, thank you for the video. Can you tell me what video gear you used? Cheers.
stoobieman Thank you! I use Cyberlink Power Director 15 for Windows bit is also available for Mac too
Hello, I really like your video. I bought same model and I have some questions. It includes three acrylic paints. I have airbrush and compressor. I tried to thin with water, with Revell thinner, but could not do it. Do you have any ideas or it does not need thinner? Also, my airbrush stopped working and it completely broke. I tried to paint the model with brush, but I think not good quality as the paintings are mat and not metallic. Do you have any suggestions for me? Also fuselage part could not match 100 % properly, as I also used sand paper too. Another question what I have, what do you think about Revell Spray colors? As I am from Georgia (Country) Revell does not have Spray Color international shipping. Any recommendations? Thanks a lot and my compliments to your video. Looking forward to your reply.
Hiii super job ! So why industial adhesive?
Hello and thank you. What do you mean industrial adhesive? The loctite 406 superglue? I use Tamiya Extra thin cement for the main part
@@TheInnerNerd hii bro
You use à bomber industrial adhesive its for what ?
@@TheInnerNerd in 11min 10s
Ahh this is superglue accelerator. It helps speed up the drying time of super glue and is ideal for placing delicate parts such as the Ariel wire
A question for you, i'm just starting out using an airbrush, with your base and the main coat, how much do you thin them by? A great deal or not? I'm trying to figure out the balance of thinner and paint and can't quite wrack my brain around it.
Hello. You need to find a balance between thick and thin where the paint isn't spluttering out airbrush nor coming out so thinly that it's like watercolour. There should a a nice flow to the paint and no spatter around the edge of the pattern. I explain more clearly in this video ua-cam.com/video/W3zDmJwpPcY/v-deo.html where I talk about airbrushing in more depth. Hope this helps and thanks for watching :)
Ohh Yeeesss!!!!!
nice videos, very helpful.
question, can you apply Tamiya TS 13 clear Coat over regular Tamiya Acrylic Paint? I did a test and the XF 53 Gray and smear.
Thank you. And yes you can. If you apply when the paint is fully cured (I leave overnight/next day) before coating with the clear. Also I make 1 mist coat of clear first just to seal the paint in, then wait around 5 hours before applying the following 2 thicker wet coats of clear to build the gloss. It's a slow process but it stops the clear cracking by adding the layer too quickly.
Also I leave 48 hours before flatting and polishing the clear to allow for enough curing time for the clear. This might be the cause of your smearing problem since the layers aren't fully dry
thank you for you reply, i will try again today. tks
Thinning ratio forX-22?I use 1:2 (Gloss:thinner)
Moin, why is Part 1 no longer available? Or does the link just not work?
The video is still there, link must have changed. Here's the latest ua-cam.com/video/-GlibDOQYqo/v-deo.htmlsi=BSW5WyedjXFR4458
@@TheInnerNerd Thanx for your help 👍
Love it! Quick noob question- why sanding before polishing?
Thank you! The sanding is done to get rid of the uneven surface of the paint and/or gloss coats to make the surface even and smooth. This makes for a uniform finish once the model is complete. I explain in more detail in this video ua-cam.com/video/W3zDmJwpPcY/v-deo.html
@@TheInnerNerd thanks i will definitely watch it
The silver "scratches" on the wing panels weren't convincing. Avoid silver going into the recesses and only paint with a drier brush in patches near corners and panel release catches and not in a solid straight line. Super paint job, though I understand what one comment said about ground crew being proud of their aircraft and would never let them get this weathered. Well, sometimes in some theatres it was unavoidable due to harsh and relentless action, as for example with the Spitfires on Malta. Your video is a master class in paint techniques, well done.
Thank you for the constructive comment I'll take that on board going forward. I always struggle with scratches and getting them to look realistic and advice is always taken on board. Many thanks, The Inner Nerd
They did to keep them clean