Full Build Video (Advanced Builders) - M-41 Walker Bulldog Tank
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 21 มี.ค. 2020
- Full Video Build of the Tamiya 1:35 M-41 Walker Bulldog Tank.
All model kits have been purchased unless otherwise noted.
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I built one of this model and assembly is easy to me, I can even do some weathering but after seeing your build, I realised I still have tons of room for improvement
There will always be someone better than you and me. I like to learn from other people and improve my own builds.
@@MDScaleModels What a wisdom indeed, yes learning from peers is a way to improve
Im just starting. Great video. I just wish there were parts where you were explaining what you were doing and with what.
You made one of the finest looking Walker Bulldogs I've ever seen! Excellent work! Now, I gotta make a trip to Hobby Lobby... 😁
Getting ready to work on one right now........... No way can I get it o be that good.... AWESOME job....
Yep I just went and bought one. Will probably be starting on it later this week while I'm laid up after having surgery.
Nice idea to build this tank :D
good cean build i like it
Предстоит собирать такой комплект. Сборка не пугает, не впервой. А вот окраска...до такого мастерства мне пока что далеко. Великолепная работа!
Спасибо за комплимент. Удачного создания модели!
Hi, what kind of color did you use for basic painting (before the rust color)? Thank you.
Vallejo Grey Primer
Good job! What did you coat the headlights in?
Gloss nail polish
Hi, I'm new to model building. Could you tell me what are the two glue devices you are using in this video? Thank you for help.
Here is a video about all my tools/supplies...
th-cam.com/video/IAm0gh7Z-_o/w-d-xo.html
I know this is an old video but I hope you can answer my question. What did you use the wet before adding the salt?
Just water
hello, what is the debris you added when you painting the second color layer after painted the primer coat? Salt?
Yes it’s salt.
What did you sprinkle on and then brush off? Was this to create the rust effect?
Coarse salt. Wet first, sprinkle and let dry. Then paint final color and once dried, brush off the salt to show the brown underneath.
that was a very nice build, also, what is the glue with the presicion applicater called
I use the Revell Contacta Professional. Comes in a blue bottle with a metal tip. Have to clean the tip out every now and again but I do refill the bottle and use again.
@@MDScaleModels ah ok, thank you very much for replying!
Hello! Do you have a list of the paints used? Thanks!
Vallejo Grey Primer, Leather Brown for that layer, Olive Drab for the final color, Yellow for wheel bolts. Gunmetal for weapons, Aluminum for dry brushing.
Merry Christmas! Around 10:00 it looks like you were using brown panel line wash to the inside of the wheels and around the sprockets? I didn't see you wipe any off, was this brown paint?
I didn't wipe it off, I wanted a dirty look.
@@MDScaleModels Thank you!
Do you consider this kit for 12 years old to build? Because I saw this at Hobby Lobby and still thinking if I should get it.
Yes a 12 year old should be able to build it even if they don’t use all the little parts.
what foundation?
It looks like you did a flat overspray before you laid the decals and then another flat spray to seal them? I wish I could show you the M-41 I'm building, this video helps so much.
Yes. Multiple layers.
First primer, then rust color, olive color, clear coat, decals, clear coat, panel wash
@@MDScaleModels Perfect. Thank you!
Dumb question but how do I use the sticker like things
Cut out the piece you want and dip in water. After about 15 seconds it should slide off. Slide on to the model and allow to dry. There are some decal solutions also that will help it to conform to the shape better.
Hi! Just a dumb question. Can this be built without using glue? Or it is a prerequisite?
I was planning on buying one of this for my 11 y/o son.
No you have to glue this together. An 11 yo should be able to put this together with some glue and a bottle or two of paint.
Other kits are “Snap-tite” which require no glue.
Do the wheels move because I tried moving them and they do move but very tightly so what do I do
You probably got some glue on them. They should move fairly freely
@@MDScaleModels yeah I think that's what happend maybe I'll soak them in warm water to remove excess glue
What material did you use to patch the little holes for the hull ?
Sheet of styrene plastic
@@MDScaleModels is there any other materials i can put because i dont have any of those
@@wii0825 You can glue anything there. Cardboard is fine too. You're going to paint it and it's on the bottom.
What kind of salt did you use?
Regular coarse salt for the pool or melting snow/ice.
Does it actually move?
yes
Did you figure out where A9 went?
It's not needed. In the instructions, within the box for creating the figures there's a single line stating A9 not needed.
Did you put Salt?
Yes. Wet with a little water sprayed on and once dry, paint the final color. Brush the salt off with a toothbrush to reveal the underlying color.
Oops, your return rollers should have a space between the wheels for the track to fit
Yep
Модель хорошая, сам скоро закажу, кстате хочу спросить у вас краски от tamya дорогие или нет?
Спасибо. Не знаю, дорогие ли краски Tamiya. Это зависит от того, откуда вы их берете. В основном я использовал краски Testors или Model Master.
@@MDScaleModels Спасибо за ответ!
This looks really good. Thank you for taking the time to make the video, edit it, and share it! I have a question don't you typically want to paint all the base parts before attaching details? Also the tracks are steel with rubber pads from what I understand, would you want to paint the detail on the tracks to differentiate the metal parts from the rubber parts?
You certainly can paint the tracks. I probably should have and did this with later models.
I put all pieces together that are the same color and then paint together. I also glue on parts that have only small details to be painted another color. That way I don’t have to glue on painted pieces as often.
@@MDScaleModels Ahh that makes sense about the small detail parts. Sounds like it's easier to paint them when they are fixed to the model already. I will need to try this now. I wasn't sure if these older style models with the vinyl/rubber tracks could be painted or were worth the effort, I might paint them up on a M46 Patton I got from Atlantis. Thanks for your reply and keep up the amazing modeling!
Does it come green
It comes in an olive green plastic
What is the music name? Thanks!!
They are numerous tracks from bensound.com
I was making this until I got to the treads, the tracks are to small to fit some of it. Update: I broke some pieces, which are the small handles and the rail bars for the lights.
The treads are difficult to get on. I had to roll them on. The nice thing with tanks is you can make it look battle damaged with parts broken off or missing.
@@MDScaleModels The treads won’t wrap around the wheels.
how you take the stickers off the paper?
th-cam.com/video/cENOrci_cG4/w-d-xo.html
Here is a video about how to use the decals
Some areas rusted like it's been outside in a scrapyard for 200 years, others almost brand new...
How to paint with airbrush?
you have to make sure the paint is thin enough, but not too thin otherwise it will run on the model. airbrushing just takes practice and you get better each time you do it.
And what we need to assemble this kit?
@@vnflightsimulatorgameplay2660 Here is a video showing the tools I use.
th-cam.com/video/IAm0gh7Z-_o/w-d-xo.html
Normal speed preferred.
clean not cean lol