As for the decal solutions: when I was building my first kit after returning to the hobby (which incidentally was the same Spitfire 😅) I didn't have any of those, so I found a tip online saying to use vinegar diluted with water. I ended up using straight vinegar, as I found it worked better that way. And WORK IT DID! The decals melted into the recessed panel lines beautifully! I think it's quite a good tip to include into a beginner level video. Waiting for the next one!
Ref gluing or painting first.. I did see one You Tuber who used masking fluid on areas he'd want glue to stick to later, then painted the parts and removed the masking fluid. Hey presto, a painted part with clean mating areas :) IIRC he did the edges and inside tail surfaces of a fuselage that way.
Not a bad idea - probably not something I would do though as it takes a lot of foresight to know where the glue is going and then extra work to add the mask on, but something to consider
Hi Matt.. I remember from a previous video of yours re fuselage interiors (indeed anything you won't have access to later), you recommended painting more than you think you'll see as you won't be able to go back later if you /can/ see bare plastic.
Hello. Thank you for sharing first. Interesting video. And nice done. You make like me clean the sprues into a sopy water isn't? And it's very important to make that. And I see that you have one box with a lot of pot of painting. Haha 😂. I have the same. I buy one Spitfire in 1/72 scale but in Revell. And two others to. But I have in Airfix the best plane for me .... the Spitfire Supermarine or not. And in 1/24 scale. Wow 😳. I have waiting 3 weeks for it. Cause it was coming from the industrie in England. Yes. But the airplane the Spitfire it's for me the best of the best. Without this airplane the ww2 was impossible to won. Yes 👍. Really. But it is not the question here. I like very much wat you make. You show everything very good. With calm and precision. Thank you for that. The model of Airfix is very good. So have a good Sunday. And make all of us a lot of models. Tanks, airplanes, cars etc.... just thank for sharing.
thanks very much for watching and sharing your thoughts! I also have the 1/24 spitfire in the stash which i would hope to do at some point in the future
Hi Matt.. re washing parts.. could you use an electric toothbrush or might that be too vigorous especially on small parts? That being said an old electric toothbrush with a flat battery is basically a manual one anyway :)
The 6 Ps.. Proper Preparation Prevents.. errrmmm... Particularly (yeah let's go with that so I don't get banned by You Tube :) ).. Poor Performance. On that basis nice to see a series of videos on everything :) As part of the Preparation (for all modelling) I'd suggest watching all these videos :)
That's a bit of an odd choice to first assemble all the cockpit parts to prevent having to scrape off paint for glueing. Only for you to still end up scraping off paint to glue the whole cockpit assembly in place.😅 The result looks fine so it all works out in the end.👍
The point was to glue all the small parts together - they have such a small contact area that any paint there could get in the way of them bonding properly. The cockpit assembly as a whole has a considerably larger surface area for gluing into the fuselage sides, so paint being there isn't much of an issue. Given that my intended audience for this video is primarily beginners, i thought this was the simplest way to mitigate their parts not gluing together correctly
@@ModelMinutesThat's not a bad idea. I've personally never used Humbrol's Poly Cement, only Revell's Contacta, which seems to glue small part fine through some paint. Just don't make it load bearing.
Well there will always have to be a balance between ease and cost. To get better quality paints and glue in the set will mean pushing the price up to the point it’s no longer in the budget of someone just starting out
As this is a beginner's model and the video is directed at beginners it is excellent. As any good teacher/parent knows the most important things are to always encourage and give opportunity to succeed or at least feel they have accomplished something. It doesn't matter one jot what the end result looks like so long as the novice has learned something and enjoyed doing so. If people start comparing what they've done alongside what could be done by an experienced and skilled modeller they are unlikely to try again. It is ok that you don't like it but it is a sad mentality that feels a need to tell us. BTW a sentence should start with a capital letter.
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As for the decal solutions: when I was building my first kit after returning to the hobby (which incidentally was the same Spitfire 😅) I didn't have any of those, so I found a tip online saying to use vinegar diluted with water. I ended up using straight vinegar, as I found it worked better that way. And WORK IT DID! The decals melted into the recessed panel lines beautifully! I think it's quite a good tip to include into a beginner level video.
Waiting for the next one!
Yes, the acetic acid in the vinegar helps to soften the decal :)
cracking detailed build and excellent instructions for anyone new or old to modelling
looking forward to the next build pal
Thanks very much!
I just finished the regular version of this kit and brush painted with Vallejo paints. It is a great little kit that turns out quite nice.
Thanks for sharing!
Very good video Matt first class job!!
Glad you enjoyed it :)
This’ll be the perfect background video as I finish my hobby boss F-5E 😁
Good choice!
Great video again mate.
Thanks! I'd like to do a few of the other sets in this style too
The amount of Humbrol paints and cements in that container is terrifying. 😆
lol that is a few years of shame :P
Starter set doesn't help it makes it harder to build.
@@arghons.hobby.workshop not sure I understand your comment in context …
@@ModelMinutes StarterSet do not help build model.
@@arghons.hobby.workshop but how is that relevant to my collection of humbrol paints at the start of this thread?
Thanks for another video.
Thanks for watching 😊
Looking forward to this one!
(This is Simulator Pro by the way, this is my modelling channel's account)
nice!
Ref gluing or painting first.. I did see one You Tuber who used masking fluid on areas he'd want glue to stick to later, then painted the parts and removed the masking fluid. Hey presto, a painted part with clean mating areas :) IIRC he did the edges and inside tail surfaces of a fuselage that way.
Not a bad idea - probably not something I would do though as it takes a lot of foresight to know where the glue is going and then extra work to add the mask on, but something to consider
Hi Matt.. I remember from a previous video of yours re fuselage interiors (indeed anything you won't have access to later), you recommended painting more than you think you'll see as you won't be able to go back later if you /can/ see bare plastic.
Yes, painting a bit extra can be a good idea
Hello. Thank you for sharing first. Interesting video. And nice done. You make like me clean the sprues into a sopy water isn't? And it's very important to make that. And I see that you have one box with a lot of pot of painting. Haha 😂. I have the same. I buy one Spitfire in 1/72 scale but in Revell. And two others to. But I have in Airfix the best plane for me .... the Spitfire Supermarine or not. And in 1/24 scale. Wow 😳. I have waiting 3 weeks for it. Cause it was coming from the industrie in England. Yes. But the airplane the Spitfire it's for me the best of the best. Without this airplane the ww2 was impossible to won. Yes 👍. Really. But it is not the question here. I like very much wat you make. You show everything very good. With calm and precision. Thank you for that. The model of Airfix is very good. So have a good Sunday. And make all of us a lot of models. Tanks, airplanes, cars etc.... just thank for sharing.
thanks very much for watching and sharing your thoughts! I also have the 1/24 spitfire in the stash which i would hope to do at some point in the future
Shouldn't worry about snipping off the pilots feet because having no legs didn't affect Douglas Bader ability to fly a Spit.
yes, that is quite true
Likewise, I was traumatised until I convinced myself the pilot was ... Douglas Bader.
Excellent thank you!
Thanks for watching!
Hi Matt.. re washing parts.. could you use an electric toothbrush or might that be too vigorous especially on small parts? That being said an old electric toothbrush with a flat battery is basically a manual one anyway :)
hmm that is an interesting idea! I think for large parts it would be fine
@@ModelMinutes maybe the smaller head on a dead electric toothbrush would get in small nooks and crannies easier?
@@julianmhall maybe
The 6 Ps.. Proper Preparation Prevents.. errrmmm... Particularly (yeah let's go with that so I don't get banned by You Tube :) ).. Poor Performance. On that basis nice to see a series of videos on everything :) As part of the Preparation (for all modelling) I'd suggest watching all these videos :)
Well said!
Yeah, tue ikon of battle of britain thank you
thanks for watching!
I recently bought a starter set spitfire mkvc when I checked the paints all of them were dried out.
Oh no! You should contact the spares department if you need those colours
@@ModelMinutes it depends if they’ll allow the shipping of paints to Australia
@@modelmagic9930 ah that is a distance
@@modelmagic9930I just use a couple drops of water and a toothpick depending on how dried out they are
That's a bit of an odd choice to first assemble all the cockpit parts to prevent having to scrape off paint for glueing.
Only for you to still end up scraping off paint to glue the whole cockpit assembly in place.😅
The result looks fine so it all works out in the end.👍
The point was to glue all the small parts together - they have such a small contact area that any paint there could get in the way of them bonding properly. The cockpit assembly as a whole has a considerably larger surface area for gluing into the fuselage sides, so paint being there isn't much of an issue.
Given that my intended audience for this video is primarily beginners, i thought this was the simplest way to mitigate their parts not gluing together correctly
@@ModelMinutesThat's not a bad idea. I've personally never used Humbrol's Poly Cement, only Revell's Contacta, which seems to glue small part fine through some paint. Just don't make it load bearing.
When can we expect Part 2?
part 2 has been made but not currently released due to schedules - hopefully in a couple of weeks
Great little kit but be careful oabout the paints
The paints included in this kit are a little questionable compared the earlier versions
@@ModelMinutes in what way Mat?
@@jaws848 colour and consistency isn’t the same
@@ModelMinutes must try the version 2 paints in the dropper bottles
@@jaws848 I have 😂
Starter Sets are the worst option to build a model. It makes harder build instead of buying good cement, paints and brush.
Well there will always have to be a balance between ease and cost. To get better quality paints and glue in the set will mean pushing the price up to the point it’s no longer in the budget of someone just starting out
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Never got to see the last video of all the model you build quite annoying could never view it
Which video couldn’t you watch?
i don’t want a model that looks like that 💀
Given what was included in the kit I think it kinda limits the results
As this is a beginner's model and the video is directed at beginners it is excellent. As any good teacher/parent knows the most important things are to always encourage and give opportunity to succeed or at least feel they have accomplished something. It doesn't matter one jot what the end result looks like so long as the novice has learned something and enjoyed doing so. If people start comparing what they've done alongside what could be done by an experienced and skilled modeller they are unlikely to try again. It is ok that you don't like it but it is a sad mentality that feels a need to tell us. BTW a sentence should start with a capital letter.
@@F15rocker ok but who asked
What's wrong with it? Looks good to me and you can only do so much with what you get in the box!!!
@@JohnSmith-ve8mj you smell like nickels