Tamiya 1/48 Supermarine Spitfire Mk.Vb- TIMELAPSE BUILD
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- Опубліковано 7 бер 2019
- A full build video of the build, painting, and weathering of my 1/48 scale Tamiya Spitfire Mk. Vb. I choose to do mine as the clipped wing option- every other spitfire has basically the same wing, so assuming I'll build a couple more in the future, I wanted one that would look a bit different.
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This might just be me, but my videos only automatically open in 360p. I upload in 1080... so if it looks like AIDS be sure to change your settings on the video.
This video was a showcase of techniques. That looks like a fun kit. Great results well done.
Great video. I got a lot of value out of the explanation at the end. Thanks for throwing in the tips and lessons learned.
Excellent work my friend. Congratulations.
incredible work!
Superb video Waggish, you've got one hell of an underrated channel!
Thanks!
Great build mate, great weathering technique
I love that blue-gray on top. Very nice.
Awesome model, man! Keep it up!
I came across your UA-cam channel a couple of days ago. And I've really been enjoying your Builds.
The music and your fingernails don't bother me I'm more Intrested in the modeling aspect of your videos. great job keep it up I look forward to watching more of your videos.
thanks for the support
Great job! Will give this a go when I finish the MkI kit I'm building at the moment
Great work !!!
Great build! Keep it up!
Yessir!
That's what I prefer, dry brushing not chipping. Tamiya's 1/32nd Spitfire kits are a piece of modeling perfection and precision. So I'm not surprised the 1/48th is so good. Mother's Plastic Headlight restoration works fantastic on canopies. Removes ANYTHING you get on the canopy and polishes them to a high shine. Nice Spit
What a beautiful build! Nicely done on this Spit. I just recently found your channel, but I'm glad I did. Subbed! Happy building, buddy!
Thanks, and welcome aboard!
Haven't followed one of your builds for a while... you've come a l-o-n-g way so well done for that.
Very nice techniques especially with re-applying the black & marble after the Ocean Grey - often I'm way too lazy to do the same thing. For me the chipping at the end wasn't necessary but it's you model and your choice, if you're happy then that's all that really matters, right.
Off now to look at some more of your more recent builds. All the best from New Zealand.
Great video! Subscribed!
Saludos gran video desde la Ciudad de Mexico
22:04 heart attack.
Awesome build! :)
Just a little bit! :)
Magic
This is realy Cool!)I have one.)
Удачи в сборке следующих моделей)))
Good video
Nice build, the Tamiya MkVb is a great kit, I have built about 5 of theses, got to agree with you on the decals Tamiya they are always too thick is what lets the kits down better getting aftermarket decals, and I think some one else said it crowbar if fitted was not painted, also check out Eduard Zoom set for this model give you a nice Sutton Harness, head armour and instrument panel, one more thing you did a good job on the cowling seam and fuselage seam, this kit is always bad in these areas, one tip for this use thin supper glue and mix in some MIG weather powder I use a dark grey really fills the seams and with the powder mixed in you can see where you have sanded and it makes the superglue easier to sand
I just built this
This has always been a fun kit to build. On your dot filtering of the upper surfaces...too many dots. Instead of random streaks, that you would want, it all just seemed to end up as an overall wash. Less is more with this technique. Nice looking Spit. in the end.
Thanks for the tip. I'll use a lot less on the next one.
@@TheWaggishAmerican Just apply the dots near the leading edge of the wing and then streak the back towards the trailing edge. Should turn out much better.
Really nice build. 316 Squadron was a Polish RAF squadron and I have seen pictures with additional Polish insignia under some of the squadron's port exhaust, but am not sure whether it was there on every aircraft at all times. Great work on the weathering, gave some really good ideas worth applying. If you like weathering on WW2 aircraft you should try an RAAF plane, they having some of the most weathered aircraft that I have seen.
Just looked at some pictures- I'm not sure when I could fit that into the schedule, but those things look like A LOT of fun. I'll have to see.
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Great work buddy !! Really loved the video to and how you give a talk at the end !! Stay safe
Thanks!
Hello, thanks for sharing this build. Just wondering did you drill out the exhaust stacks so they are hollow?
Noice
Cracking job. Does anyone know if you can get different makings? I thinking squadron codes and Identification number. Thanks for the video.
This is the only option in the kit for the clipped wing variant, but the internet is rife with options.
Looks Great!👍👍👍Subbed!
Great video! One (basic) question: is the prop glued so that it's static, or can it spin without falling off?
I glue them, but the kit comes with parts to freespin. I'm not a big fan of moving parts.
@@TheWaggishAmerican Right. My Tamiya Corsair came with a little rubber ring, too. But neither of my Spitfires (61033 and 61055) did, which is why i asked. Still, you make a good point . Keep up the good work!
Dont know why i have the same model but the decals for some reason after i put in the water they destroy in pieces i just save few of they i believe was bad quality if some one had the same problem just let me know thanks in advance....
Hey I’m really getting a LOT out of this video, thank you for posting! I’m pretty new to the hobby and just got an airbrush and I’m in the very beginning of this build. What did you use to cover the cockpit before you started painting the top of the aircraft? Looks like putty but I’m unsure.
My procedure when it comes to protecting cockpits is actually a terrible bad habit that I'd really prefer not to pass on to other modelers. It works for me, kind of, because for the most part I don't super detail / photoetch / that sort of thing interiors, because if you did my method would be a surefire way to ruin all that work.
I rip off chunks of art store artificial sponge, I shove it into the cockpit cavity, and I use silly putty to fill the gaps. I have broken more than one control stick doing this.
It is much better to just use masking tape to cover the hole, and if you are not using primer (or you are spraying primer through a brush and not dumping it out of a rattlecan onto the model, like I do) then I suggest just masking and gluing your canopy into place and using the canopy as the mask for the cockpit.
If the kit comes with them I've been lately using spare canopies for masking the cockpits. This obviously only works if the kit includes multiple canopies or you intend to use an aftermarket one anyway.
I don't know if that was helpful in any way, but I hope it was.
@@TheWaggishAmerican EXTREMELY helpful! Seriously, thank you for taking the time to respond with that explanation. Looking forward to combing through your videos and picking up some more tips!
@@drewcook7020 Glad to hear it, and best of luck with whatever you are working on now and in the future!
I hope to have a new video out soonish (I promised it would be out like two months ago, but that clearly hasn't happened) so keep an eye out for that.
Do you have any recommendations for a good Matt coat?!?
No, sorry. Matt coats that I like still elude me. I've been making Tamiya flat acrylic work though.
should i airbrush the yellow stripes or can i use the decals?
Yoi can try the decals, but I think in the end painting is faster and looks better
Like thevid tho
Nicely done. What happened to your finger?!?!?!?
I got a bout of anxiety in a class and didn't realize I was tearing at my finger with nervous fidgeting until it bled onto my desk.
Correct me if I’m wrong, but I don’t believe the crowbars in spitfire cockpits were painted red until 1949. I know the Mk Vb was the first spitfire to have a crowbar on board at all.
Idk. You sound like you know it so I’ll defer to you
Hey there mate, great video! But i find the music fitting more to japanese planes than a british plane. Maby you there is other songs more fitting for next time? Anyway, great video!!
The video originally had a bunch of different british marches and such, but it was actually taken down- not monetized, totally removed- for copyright infringement. I wanted it to go out this week and couldn't figure out which song did it, so I had to use this. If you have any brit suggestions for music, let me know.
@@TheWaggishAmerican ooh, thats sad..
Thats very hard it because it small scale
Just saying Japanese music ,British plane not trying to be that guy but dawn
I have been on a hunt for literally months for 'decent' music. When I try something themed, people complain. When I have non-historical peaceful back tracks, people complain. When I tried music that I personally like, LOTS of people complain. Music is quickly becoming the part of this YT thing that I like the least.
Anyway for English stuff there just isn't that much music around, and everything that there is is copyright. Like I can find a billion german war marches, about specific subjects sometimes (stukas and 109's BOTH have songs dedicated to them). There just isn't that much british.
Nice video..... but please please please clean you finger nails! The dirt under them makes them look disgusting..... a trim wouldn't go a miss unless of course you are into longer finger nails?
AK that’s the trouble. I need em a bit longer, so it’s easier for stuff to get underneath and I don’t even notice until someone points it out in the comments. With new videos I’ve been trying to wear gloves more, but that he’s expensive quick. Idk. I’m working on it. Itll be better I the next one
@@TheWaggishAmerican Fair enough, just maybe get the soap and finger nail brush out before you start videoing :)