Oil canning is a term that comes up when you search it. A prevalent term in metal roofing of all things. Tin canning takes you to canning foods and the up cycling of trash. Your pick.
Absolutely brilliant. Your method of recreating the stressed skin of the aircraft is amazing and is something I will be trying. Thank you so much for sharing
Hello mr.kumo!greate build of that ww2icon.a sweet little gem you have created.i also love your passion for detail. Thank u4ur efforts.i truly appreciate them.thank u4sharing.of course your work deserves a thumb up.and I givehim to you with a pure consience.nice 2cu unleashing your creative flows.i am looking forward2ur future builds.keep your mojo and keep the faith.with sticky greetings from Brandenburg germany.faithfully yours.your modellmate.christian
Fine Molds can do no wrong, but I wish their box stencils and A5 instruction manuals came in English, too. I'd like to know all the technical and operational notes in the manuals. They're like a thesis compared to Tamiya or Hasegawa manuals.
Outstanding work and technique. Will be using the skinning tactic. And nice music too, Jazz I can like! Only thing don't like Tamiya panel line finishes, they are too hard to remove and end up looking too dirty for me. One beautiful Zero Sir.
Funny how some WW2 fighters looked like dented oil cans and others looked like they came right out of the factory. Did that have to do with the thickness and flexibility of the aluminum skin under G-loading?
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ジュラルミンの浮き上がり…
目からウロコです♪
I learned alot from your video, painting white under the blue primer coating is a big help
Wonderful modelling skills. Thanks for sharing, greatly appreciated.
素晴らしいです。私も2機目貴方の技術を参考に作ります。
一機めは筆塗りで正月休みで全力作成しました。
The technique for oilcanning (texturing) the wings was brilliant!!! Thank you very much for sharing your build! ありがとうございます
Is 'Tincanning' another term?
Oil canning is a term that comes up when you search it. A prevalent term in metal
roofing of all things.
Tin canning takes you to canning foods and the up cycling of trash.
Your pick.
Not brilliant at all. First - it is not done like that at all. Second - the metal foil does not pop out like this…usually quite the opposite.
Absolutely brilliant. Your method of recreating the stressed skin of the aircraft is amazing and is something I will be trying. Thank you so much for sharing
旧日本軍の飛行機に見られる外板ベコベコ表現。リベット側を削り込んでリベットを打ち直す。・・超面倒い。
サフで外板側を盛り上げる方法を初めて見ました。頭いいー。👍
ただリアルに表現の絵心は必要ですかね。
素晴らしい作品です。
エンジンを細かく作ることが面白いですね
never saw this technique. Works very well. Subscribed
Hello mr.kumo!greate build of that ww2icon.a sweet little gem you have created.i also love your passion for detail. Thank u4ur efforts.i truly appreciate them.thank u4sharing.of course your work deserves a thumb up.and I givehim to you with a pure consience.nice 2cu unleashing your creative flows.i am looking forward2ur future builds.keep your mojo and keep the faith.with sticky greetings from Brandenburg germany.faithfully yours.your modellmate.christian
素晴らしいです！目からウロコでした😂 パネルのボコボコ処理の発明ですね👍️ 未だ製作していないファインモールド零戦で挑戦してみますね🖌️
What a piece of art! Congratulations!!! Really loved it! 😍 Greetings from Santiago, Chile.
Perhaps the most realistic zero ive seen. Thank you for uploading this. Bravo
thats great work with the metal effect ,maybe i would have done a touch less for that scale but is looks amazing
Beautiful, very realistic surface representation! Never saw this unique technique before. Thanks for sharing!
This is excellent, I was amazed by some of your techniques and learned a lot. Thank you and congrats on your build quality.
You are very significantly talented. Great work and attention to detail.
Looks incredible and you’ve inspired me to build something similar
ボディのボコボコ再現は参考になります
大変参考になりました。
Quedo estupendo...ese detalle del inflado de los paneles..buenisimo, felicitaciones
Fine Molds can do no wrong, but I wish their box stencils and A5 instruction manuals came in English, too. I'd like to know all the technical and operational notes in the manuals. They're like a thesis compared to Tamiya or Hasegawa manuals.
Outstanding work and technique. Will be using the skinning tactic. And nice music too, Jazz I can like! Only thing don't like Tamiya panel line finishes, they are too hard to remove
and end up looking too dirty for me. One beautiful Zero Sir.
いい感じです！
That’s an easy fix though.
Keep up the great work and thank you for sharing.
That's an excellent Sakae radial with full exhausts.
外板のベコツキを削らずに盛る方法は、リベットラインにマスクしてサス吹きし磨いて馴染ませる方法をやられる方がおられますが、マスクが大変ｒと思ってましたが、この方法なら楽ですね。ただ、らしくベコ付かせるにはセンスと慣れが必要ですね。
Outstanding work!
主翼の取付部分の整形が不要なくらいパチピタなんですね。外板のボコボコ表現さっそく真似させて頂きます。
外板のベコベコ表現の手法が目からウロコ。その発想は無かった…
Beautiful Masterpiece My Friend "Detroit"
上手いです👍
Amazing work!!!
I wish every 1/48 German, Japanese, and Italian fighter with a greenhouse canopy had a 2 piece canopy like this kit. You'd never mask again...
それはかなりの贅沢というものです😅
Oil canned textured panels are a must for IJN and IJAAF aircraft.
와우. 여기서 엄청난 스킬을 배웠습니다.
Brilliant work. Jazz not required.
Funny how some WW2 fighters looked like dented oil cans and others looked like they came right out of the factory. Did that have to do with the thickness and flexibility of the aluminum skin under G-loading?
The only hard part about Zero cockpits is deciding whether they were Mitsubishi Green or Nakajima Green...
今まで見た冷戦のモデルの中で一番汚い。本物の零戦見ると凸凹してて本当に汚い。こんな汚いボロボロの飛行機で一生懸命、命を賭けて飛んでそして若くして散っていったかと思うと目頭が熱くなる様です。本当に素晴らしい出来栄えですね。参考にさせていただきます。今までの零戦のモデルを見た時のそう言った違和感がなくなりました。あと塗装が剥げていたらもっと素晴らしかった。
Too much. Incredibly intricate work and expertise, but overboard.
Great technique for the skin. Love it 😘
Wow, amazing...😊
Awesome work!!!