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Ricardo Mendes
เข้าร่วมเมื่อ 27 ก.ย. 2011
My Messerschmitt Me 262 - 1/48 Tamiya
This is the build video of my second kit done in a professional way (I’ve done already around 80 kits before, but not with accessories, primers, varnishes, airbrush, putty, masking tape and so on…).
I’m modeling quite slowly because I enjoy spending long time on details and perfection, and I’m just building when I want and have time. Besides I have many other hobbies I enjoy spending time as well like astronomy & birdwatching...
Any suggestions are welcome dear viewers! : )
Messerschmitt Me 262 A-1a -Clear Edition- Tamiya 1:48
Lengh: 221mm | Wingspan 264mm
“One of the most revolutionary aircraft ever built, the Messerschmitt Me262 was the world's first ever combat proven jet-powered fighter plane, heralding the end of the age of propeller aviation. Fitted with a Junkers Jumo 004B turbojet engine, the Messerschmitt Me262 was capable of reaching speeds of 870km/h, far outmatching any Allied planes. After his first test-flight with the Me262, the Luftwaffe ace Adolf Galland is said to have remarked, "It felt as if angels were pushing". The Messerschmitt is the first aircraft in our Masterwork Collection and features a transparent fuselage and engine nacelle to allow viewing of the engine, fuel tank, 30mm cannon and other internal mechanisms.” Source: www.tamiya.com
All the pictures were taken by me, including those of the real plane. I visited the Deutsches Museum in Munich, March 2007:
www.deutsches-museum.de/en/collections/transport/aeronautics/jets/messerschmitt-me-262/
If any of you are sensible to swastikas, I apologise; my video as no political connotation, I just enjoy historical accuracy and above all my hobby.
Music source:
103294__timbre__like-a-jet-engine-revving-up (www.freesound.org)
Arp Bounce - Geographer (TH-cam Audio Library)
September Pass - Asher Fulero (TH-cam Audio Library)
Little Cookie II - William Rosati (TH-cam Audio Library)
I’m modeling quite slowly because I enjoy spending long time on details and perfection, and I’m just building when I want and have time. Besides I have many other hobbies I enjoy spending time as well like astronomy & birdwatching...
Any suggestions are welcome dear viewers! : )
Messerschmitt Me 262 A-1a -Clear Edition- Tamiya 1:48
Lengh: 221mm | Wingspan 264mm
“One of the most revolutionary aircraft ever built, the Messerschmitt Me262 was the world's first ever combat proven jet-powered fighter plane, heralding the end of the age of propeller aviation. Fitted with a Junkers Jumo 004B turbojet engine, the Messerschmitt Me262 was capable of reaching speeds of 870km/h, far outmatching any Allied planes. After his first test-flight with the Me262, the Luftwaffe ace Adolf Galland is said to have remarked, "It felt as if angels were pushing". The Messerschmitt is the first aircraft in our Masterwork Collection and features a transparent fuselage and engine nacelle to allow viewing of the engine, fuel tank, 30mm cannon and other internal mechanisms.” Source: www.tamiya.com
All the pictures were taken by me, including those of the real plane. I visited the Deutsches Museum in Munich, March 2007:
www.deutsches-museum.de/en/collections/transport/aeronautics/jets/messerschmitt-me-262/
If any of you are sensible to swastikas, I apologise; my video as no political connotation, I just enjoy historical accuracy and above all my hobby.
Music source:
103294__timbre__like-a-jet-engine-revving-up (www.freesound.org)
Arp Bounce - Geographer (TH-cam Audio Library)
September Pass - Asher Fulero (TH-cam Audio Library)
Little Cookie II - William Rosati (TH-cam Audio Library)
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My Heinkel He 219 - 1/32 Revell
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This is the build video of one of my favorite planes ever. Even if I am a modeler since several years, but this was my first model done on a professional way, with accessories, primers, varnishes, airbrush, putty, masking tape and so on. Thank you so much for the advices and tips from so many TH-cam modelers who are kind enough to share their experiences. ALEX MODELING, thank you so much for yo...
Postavil jsem He-219 v měřítku 1:72 a další He-219 v měřítku 1:32 čeká v krabici. Hledám na internetu inspiraci, jak vytvořit správně světlé "hady" RLM76. Nemohl jsem si nevšimnout, že zatímco vy je máte jako různé vlnovky, skutečný letoun ve Washingtonu je má jako různé kliky a smyčky. Až na tento rozdíl (který je pro mě samozřejmě podstatný) se mi vaše stavba velmi líbí.
Built it twice last thiing you ever do is ever put those bloody aerials on 🤔
Increíble, hermano! Te quedó perfecto!!!
Beautiful build. The attention to detail is incredible. Looks almost like an actual aircraft. The Heinkel 219 was one of the most advanced fighter aircraft of WWII. Had Germany had more of them, along with more experienced pilot's to operate them at their designed capacity, Germany may have had more of an effect with them. Unfortunately, only a couple hundred of them were made by the end of WWII. As far as historians can figure out, there is only one Heinkel 219 left in possible flying condition (after it would be restored) currently at the Smithsonian Institution storage facility awaiting a full, ground up restoration possibly at some point in the future. It would be awesome if the Smithsonian would actually tkae on the project of restoring the bird to flight worthy condition and actually allow it to fly once more, but the likelihood is that they will just restore it to museum show condition. Supposedly the aircraft is still in very good condition (although disassembled at the current time and stored in parts) as it was almost brand new when the US Army Air Forces came into possession of it after WWII. It was eventually brought to the United States (after being obtained by the "Watson's Whizzer's" group in Germany just after the war concluded) and test flown by USAAF test pilots to see what it's strengths and weaknesses were and then stored in a vacant warehouse for many years in Chicago at the sight where eventually Chicago O'Hare Airport was built. When the new O'Hare airport was being built, many of the former German aircraft stored there were unfortunately considered not useful anymore due to the emerging "Jet Era", and were crushed. Supposedly the crushed aircraft are underneath the runways at O'Hare airport. They did however keep the Heinkel HE219 "UHU Eagle Owl" and donated it to the Smithsonian where it has been ever since. This aircraft was considered one of the first aircraft to be designed from the ground up as a night fighter. It's direct contemporary was the United States' own P-61 Black Widow which was also developed as a stand alone "night fighter" equipped with highly advanced RADAR (for the time period). The UHU Eagle Owl was also equipped with Germany's own version of RADAR. RADAR came into it's own during WWII and has been a staple of not only aviation but other fields as well up to the present. We can thank an off-shoot of RADAR technology every time we heat up something in the Microwave Oven!
2:43 die you place these pe parts on top of the wing, or die you make a little recess? Outstanding build💪💪
Виконую такий літак з паперу halinsky pl 1-33,деякі деталі виробляю з алюмінієвої фольги,двигуни з паперу.👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻😀🥇🥇🥇🇺🇦🇺🇦🇺🇦
Mega work 🔥🔥🔥
i'm conflicted when adding wheels to a model plane, do you sand part of the wheel to create the illusion of weight, do you buy after market weighted wheels, or do you just leave them round? in this case, you left them round.
15 waste of time. for viewing photos
the fact that you added the swastikas elevates this model from 'so so', to totally accurate, historical GEM!! Great work!!!
Great Camo job. It is a huge aeroplane.
Very nice work, I like the version you picked. I picked the same one I want to build soon
really beautiful build, would have like to see you do a video build, great work
Great job gives me something to aim for if an when I do mine , the He219 was way ahead of it's time for Design and looks .
SENSACIONAL MONTAGEM, PARABENS!!!
Obrigado amigo, foi uma montagem longa mas com gosto.
A beautiful build of an incredible aircraft,imagine if the luftwaffe had these in large numbers in 1943,bomber command would have been shredded. I am currently building the Revell 1/32 Ju88 and didn't know where I could buy crew figures,so thanks for mentioning the JP figures.
Outstanding detail , the He 219 was advanced for it's day.
Из-за музыки в начале подумал что мисскликнул на расследование Навального
You did a superb job!!!
A fantastic Aircraft modell.
Hi buddy awesome job on your 262 looks amazing thank you for sharing mate 👍🇬🇧
Love it!New Subscriber!Please take a look at my Channel, Thank you 🙏
FANTÁSTICO..! :)
Great Model and beautiful job. thanks for Sharing...!
Tolles Modell.Super
vim pelo canal Hoje na Segunda guerra mundial
Well done . The camo is badass.
Nice!👍you didn’t mention how many hours it took 🤔
Fantastic work. Very nice Schwalbe. Greetings. Aleš😎👍
Excelente trabajo. Gracias por compartir.
Heinkel is quiet different from Henschel.
If mine looks half as good as yours, I will be very happy.
Caráia, vc superou o montador da Revell!!! Parabéns pelo talento e paciência!
Best night fighter of the war...
And if the proper engines could have been delivered it would have been even greater! Acording to the books I read, the plane took slightly underpowered engines because of shortages of war. Full with ammo was a heavy bird.
impressive
You did a piece of Work mate...Cheers cause pictures...Itś soo niceee
What a wonderful place to be...modeling... ;). One of the most beautiful planes in History
Indeed Carlos! The survivor of Smithsonian Museum has wings now attached, the restoration is almost complete!
super montage et quelle peinture absolument superbe 10/10 pour se model
Merci Philippe pour les mots, j'espére que mon kit vous prendera aussi l'inpiration pour votres modeles.
a very nice job!!! Martin. Kiel, Germany
Danke sehr Martin, viele Grüsse an Deutschland. Ich habe immer Fernweh, in Dresden zu wohnen hat es mir sehr gut gefallen.
Parabéns Ricardo! Seu modelo ficou realmente impressionante! Mandou muito bem dedidando para o Alex também....ele é um grande artista e os videos dele são muito bons! Abraço do Brasil!
Oi Obrigado Crazy Mariner! Sim o Alex faz imensos kits e tem muitos videos e bons conselhos. Para mim foi muito útil por exemplo aquele em que explica o polimento da canopy, uma vez que a do Heinkel 219 vinha ligeiramente riscada de fábrica. Por fim consegui também poli-la! Abraço de Portugal para Brasil!
The larger they scale the more accurate every detail has to be, it’s the first time I’ve seen this Camouflage done and it’s superb, I just wished it had been actual moving video, still watched it twice just in case I’d missed anything though, thanks for showing us all....😎😎
That is true. each part of the plane was like doing a small kit of its own, specially the cockpit part where I spent a couple of months and studied the pilots colours. You always found historical variations, but on the end the kit is yours and you decide :) When I took the pictures of the development of the kit I still didn't know I would be doing the video, but I kept your idea, thanks. BRegards.
That Paint job is insane. at 11:55ish its just hypnotizing. I love various shades of grey. What a beautiful job!
Thank you! I had great fun doing the camo, I needed to buy a proper airbrush to do the job, once the cheap one I had before was not performing good in the test samples I did. Best regards.
very nice model and nice detail :)
love the annoying cheap ass opening music
Very nice job. The camo looks great. Well done.
I really enjoy your video and work, sooo beautiful !!!!!
Thanks a lot, having a hobby brings us enjoyment and passion. I love to read about the issues before I dedicate to them some model.
I do love to study with a few books before get deep in with the plane !!! ;) Cheers..very nice JoB !!!!
Mas!
If i might ask.. what company did your display case come from?
Hello Citvogel, I made by myself the grass and asphalt parts, the acrylic box was custom made by a local company in my city.
best looking He 219 model on youtube with beautiful attention to details- how did you paint the camo ? free hand ? or you transferred somehow the lines to the upper wings/fuse ?
datz nice!!