Takom's Mk I Female Assembly and Weathering Process
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- Опубліковано 13 жов 2024
- Overview of the process of assembling, painting, and weathering a 1/35 Mk I Female tank from WWI. This is not a step-by-step instructional video...just an overview of the main steps involved.
If you are thinking of buying this kit, this video should get you familiar with the basic assembly process as well as what's possible for detail and weathering.
This Takom kit creates a very detailed final build. The molds are crisp with a lot of detail and the final product is top notch quality. Some of the assembly processes are not very user-friendly however. The design-for-assembly on some of the sub-assemblies is pretty tedious and leaves you scratching your head on why it was designed the way it was. The brightest spot is the tracks. Wonderful design...individual track links that just snap together and look extremely realistic!
Overall a great kit but will require some model building experience to assemble properly.
NOTE: The home-brewed steel color used for the tracks was a mixture of all Tamiya paints... two different shades of gray of which for the life of me I cannot remember (one lighter and one darker, I know that), red brown (XF-64), flat black, and hull red...all mixed until I got the color that I saw in my mind. Not scientific, but effective I guess.
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Great job on the build, but what impressed me most is the video. Very nice, very pro.
Приятная музыка и качественный монтаж помогает окунуться в процесс сборки, превосходно!
this looks incredible! very very well done! the weathering is spot on as well as the color choices!
Nice work. Excellent weathering.
Thanks!
stunning piece, weatherings done to perfection.
Absolutely wonderful modelling work as always your skills inspire to improve my modelling ability. I am working on the
Emhar WW1 MKIV MALE Tank 1/35 Scale kit 4001 which is not as detailed but is going into a larger display so really good to see yours for the final work ideas on chipping and painting. Thanks again for sharing
Thanks so much! Good luck with your build!
I'm building this kit now and I found your video most helpful. Thanks for sharing
Thanks!
I've done about 7 of these all different mks doing the mk5 full interior just now and every one of them I've took every nib off the rollers and sanded them all haha! Alota work just in them alone!
It is! Nice!
@@mnscalemodeler3217 you'll need to get back Modeling! Not seen a new video for a while now! But you might just be like myself build build build bugger uploading to youtube lol takes to much all the editing that's why I don't do it! They'll get seen at shows that's good enough for me!
@@Emtbtoday Yeah, it's been awhile! Life has a way of getting in the way of hobbies. Still modeling! Just not much right now for videos. Hoping to get one out in the near future. Thanks!
Amazing job, superb !
Superbe travail excellent patine😃😃
Thanks!
Excellent, now if my effort could be even half as good...
LOL! Thanks much!
Beautiful! Congratulations! (New subscriber here!)
Masterpiece!
Thank you!
Nice job! Was this paint scheme from any particular battle? It seems most Somme tanks were camouflage scheme.
It wasn't modeled after a particular unit or time frame. Just used a reference scheme from a similar one in a museum. I'm positive it's not 100% accurate for this tank in theater. Thanks much!
A stunning build :-D
👍👍👍
Museum quality!
Thank you!
are you still building ? like your stiff thanks
I purchased 2 different Takom WW1 kits, and both were not good builds. Too many gaps that were too big for putty to fill. I've switched to other companies for my hobby, AFV Club, Meng, among others.
These kits are getting hard to find
made a zepelin
Looks great but I'm not a fan of the 'Picture Snapped Video' style. It just seems boring and shows nothing of how it was done. Just a "here it is after I did something you won't see" kind of thing. Boring. Which is a pity as it seems you have great skill.
I do understand and that's fine. As I said in my response to your comment on one of the other videos, my goal has never been to produce boring hour-long step-by-step instructional videos, just overviews for people who want a quick video of a particular topic build. I do have a couple "instructional" videos in the works for particular techniques, but as for complete builds, it's not my thing. I enjoy building and photography and like to share what I do. That's all these are.
Blue tack, use decent glue! that Tamiya liquid stuff is absolute rubbish.