True artists make it look so simple, yet we know! And you're video skills make us think a blind man with two left hands could have a chance, but we know better! I take this as your attempt the help me, challenge me, to be a better modeler. Thank you for that - even if it is a wasted effort on me!!! But I'll keep trying, ok?!
Κορυφαια ποιοτητα editing και γενικα ολης της παρουσιασης. Πραγματικα ισαξια αντιστοιχων καναλιων του εξωτερικου. Λιγες ακομα φωτο του ολοκληρωμενου μοντελου στο τελος θα ηταν σιγουρα ευπροσδεκτες μιας και επρεπε να παταω pause για να δω διαφορες λεπτομερειες. Συγχαρητηρια!
Amazing job.....great techniques, well shot vid and excellent descriptions. It makes watching your modeling a pleasure......as I am a relatively mediocre modeler you inspire me to do better...thank you 👏👌!!!
Good Job on the Model. One note though…. In the Navy/Marine, specifically during Vietnam, in which the EA-6A operated, Naval Anti-Radar/SEAD Attack Aircraft were known as Iron Hand Aircraft, for Operation Iron Hand, the Navy’s equivalent to Wild Weasel. Wild Weasel was predominantly a USAF designation, not USN or USMC, and both terms fell out of use over time. Modern Day parlance now calls those missions SEAD (Suppression of Enemy Air Defenses) missions. Flight of the Intruder, written by Stephen Coonts, an A-6 Driver, also notes this (Iron Hand SEAD missions) in both the Book and Movie.
Nice build, although You failed a bit about some rather important element of research - EA-6A features longer, radome which is different than those from attack variants. You could still use Revell/Monogram kit nose. Of course it requires some surgery on completed model, but I believe it's possible.
Wasn't the canopy glass tinted, that gold color. I never saw a the electronic A birds in person but saw many electronic B birds the four seaters and their canopies were tinted with gold color. Not criticizing the build it self, it's a wonderful model of the aircraft. VMA-AW-533 1979-1982, MOS-6013, Plane Captain.
Hey so for the final details do you use CA glue or cement I have thinned cement so it tears up the paint if I’m not extremely careful but I recently picked up ca glue for filling gaps so I was thinking. Thanks!
@@PerisModels my plane is done and it's looking awesome with the decals. Made a bit of a mess with the glue. Thanks to you and stumbling on to your channel made buy my model. 👍😁
Great build and great video. Terrible music, though. Had to mute it. Watching someone build a model is a relaxing activity. The music is frenetic and nerve-wracking.
Love your videos, Peri! When using CA glue to fill gaps, do you let it fully cure before sanding? Is it really hard to sand once it is dry? Thanks for the tips!
Fantastic video Peri, great attention to detail! On the pipes and boxes behind the cockpit section how did you do the black and silver manufacturer labels? It is small details like that, that make it come to life. Subscribed!
Hi, really admire your persistence in patiently building these miniature aircraft models with every aspect of the model represented in its true form!!! Can you build me a couple of aircraft models such as these on your videos??? I'm willing to pay for it both for procuring the model aircraft kit & your brilliant workmanship!!! Please advise
Looks pretty good. I think you went a little overboard with the weathering on the top. And I'm going to go ahead and split hairs here. The wing stowage locking bars should be red, and since those are on, it should also have the intake covers installed as well as the 'remove before flight' "flags" and the yellow protective cap over the nose of the missiles.
Peri's Models , no problem brother. I would hate to know that if you entered it into a competition and lost points because I didn't mention some extra details and sop's that I am aware of. We, plastic scale modelers, are a community of skilled artisans and should help each other out. I would still share my thoughts and constructive criticism even if we were competing in the same show. One other idea for ya. You could even put it on a carrier deck with the wheels chalked and tie down chains attached. Thanks for sharing the build.
Great Job! One question, when you do all the painting job, are you using any sort of paint booth? Or extraction fan? Is the only thing keeping me from starting any project with an airbrush. THANKS!
Stug 3 117 , yup totally agree from the viewpoint of toxic fumes, but wearing some form of face mask 😷 is a good idea because the paint particles can get into your respiratory system and perhaps cause medical conditions like COPD, but I don’t know how much exposure to those particles you have to experience is dangerous, in my opinion it’s “better to be safe than sorry “, I use disposable (bio degradable) masks like the ones we are seeing a lot of on tv 📺 because of the coronavirus outbreak in China, they are cheap and effective, although I suspect the price will be going up due to the worldwide demand for them at the present time. Good luck when or if you take up airbrushing Cristian Balo’ 👍
After the Flory wash did you re-seal with X-22 before you did the oil weathering? Don't you have to? What kind of oil thinner do you use? Mineral spirits or turpentine maybe?
Honestly cannot remember I usually do but you don't have to do as the phlory wash is water based. I just use thinners from the hard ware store. Nothing special
Hi peri, how long do you wait between coats? For exemple when you painted the cockpit to black and than to gray how long do you wait inbetween? Thanks! :)
yes my friend only a bit of filler is required on seams (as every model) and the intakes. If you watch the Step by Step videos you will see. Nothing to concern about tho
@@PerisModels well I do model trains, 1930's Colorado narrow gauge and we weather also. But you military guys are way ahead of us when it comes to weathering, so I watch to learn. And your videos are some of the best, you give the color, needle size, air pressure etc. You document each step in the build, you cant do much more for a viewer except build it for him. So I still dont see what is not to like. Great work, thanks.
JP-8?, uhmm, nope your wrong there, no such fuel exists, now if your talking about JP-5 fuel for military aircraft, that's a different story, except you need to do more info work, 1st off the JP-5 fuel when engines shutdown comes out of a tube below the engine, not over the centerline tank, any spillage on the centerline drop tank usually is oil from the generators, 1 per motor =2, usually if you have leaky oil from generator it gets replaced immediately, other spoilage sometimes is hydraulic fluid.
Is there more than one person working on the model? Why is all the captioning, "we did this" and "we did that" instead of " I did this" or " I did that." Maybe you have a couple personalities 😋 just curious.
At one point a number if a-6 intruders were converted for electronic warfare and they had that tail on, an extra pylon and different cockpit and antennas 👍🏻
That is the tail for a EA6A, if contains the receivers on one side and antennas on the other for the ALQ-76. On the EA6B is does the same for the ALQ-99
'Only the F-4 phantom was a "wild Weasel"',(sic) Incorrect. Several types were/are utilized in the Wild Weasel role - SAM killers: F-100F, F-105F, F-105G, F-4C, F-4G, A-4, EA-6A and F-16CJ/DJ. 'the jamming version of the A-6 was the "growler" or the EA/18 Hornet Growler'(sic) Incorrect. 28 A-6As were converted or new builds and used as the EA-6A Electric Intruder before the EA-6B Prowler was developed. The EA-18G is known as the Growler and is based on the F/A-18F Super Hornet.
The EA-6A was built exclusively for the Marine Corps. The squids didn't begin operating them until late 1977 when VMAQ-2 began to transition to the EA-6B and started transferring aircraft to the reserves with VAQ-209 at Oceana.
@@PerisModels I worked on the EA-6B Prowler in the NAVY, I forgot all about the EA-6A. Also I seen some A-6's as well. Before they got decommissioned, starting in the late 90's.
Astonishing painting! Excellent building. Quijano is a good teacher after all 😁
Your videos are a wealth of information on the techniques needed to tactical these kits. Incredibly helpful for me.
That is pure CLASS mate. Goes beyond museum quality, simply stunning.
Thank you
I always think the wing shape gives it grace , I read somwhere this is the basis of the Tomcat wing ?
Awesome build keep up the good work
Excellent work my friend, congratulations.
Thank you 😊
Flight of the Intruder is one of my favorite movies
great job! I enjoyed your video a lot. After 15 years in which I haven't done any models, I feel the urge to work on my unfinished planes. keep it up!
Thank you very much 😁
Great attention to detail! One of my favorite aircraft of all time... well done sir!
Thank you 1
Depressing how good the builds are!
Thanks 😊
True artists make it look so simple, yet we know! And you're video skills make us think a blind man with two left hands could have a chance, but we know better! I take this as your attempt the help me, challenge me, to be a better modeler. Thank you for that - even if it is a wasted effort on me!!! But I'll keep trying, ok?!
thank you so much for your kind 👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻
Opens video, instantly hits like because there is no such thing as a bad video from Peri!
Thank you very much 😁😁😁
Great build 👏
You must be proud of yourself. It's quite a work of art.
Thank you 👍🏻😁
Hi Peridot, another great master piece, it almost makes me want to go out and purchase the A6, excellent work as per normal.👍👍👍👍
👍🏻
Κορυφαια ποιοτητα editing και γενικα ολης της παρουσιασης. Πραγματικα ισαξια αντιστοιχων καναλιων του εξωτερικου. Λιγες ακομα φωτο του ολοκληρωμενου μοντελου στο τελος θα ηταν σιγουρα ευπροσδεκτες μιας και επρεπε να παταω pause για να δω διαφορες λεπτομερειες. Συγχαρητηρια!
Σε ευχαριστώ πάρα πολύ για τα πολύ καλά σου λόγια 😁
Amazing job.....great techniques, well shot vid and excellent descriptions. It makes watching your modeling a pleasure......as I am a relatively mediocre modeler you inspire me to do better...thank you 👏👌!!!
Thank you very much 👍🏻
Good Job on the Model. One note though…. In the Navy/Marine, specifically during Vietnam, in which the EA-6A operated, Naval Anti-Radar/SEAD Attack Aircraft were known as Iron Hand Aircraft, for Operation Iron Hand, the Navy’s equivalent to Wild Weasel. Wild Weasel was predominantly a USAF designation, not USN or USMC, and both terms fell out of use over time. Modern Day parlance now calls those missions SEAD (Suppression of Enemy Air Defenses) missions.
Flight of the Intruder, written by Stephen Coonts, an A-6 Driver, also notes this (Iron Hand SEAD missions) in both the Book and Movie.
Thank you 😊
Great plane choice..excellent build..thanks for sharing with us!..
Thank you 😊
Simply stunning build!
Thank you 😁
So easy to watch, to build it, it’s an other story.
Impressive Peri, like usual.
Cheers Nino 😁
Nice build, although You failed a bit about some rather important element of research - EA-6A features longer, radome which is different than those from attack variants.
You could still use Revell/Monogram kit nose. Of course it requires some surgery on completed model, but I believe it's possible.
Wasn't the canopy glass tinted, that gold color. I never saw a the electronic A birds in person but saw many electronic B birds the four seaters and their canopies were tinted with gold color.
Not criticizing the build it self, it's a wonderful model of the aircraft.
VMA-AW-533 1979-1982, MOS-6013, Plane Captain.
Nice model and best job!
Thank you
Jeez.. Stunning work again.. Maybe someday i have those skills :) all the best 👌👍
Just need to keep practising my friend
@@PerisModels Im Learning a Lot while watching your vids :)
Hey so for the final details do you use CA glue or cement I have thinned cement so it tears up the paint if I’m not extremely careful but I recently picked up ca glue for filling gaps so I was thinking.
Thanks!
I usually use CA and white glue
@@PerisModels okay thank you!
Seen this videos really amazing, so i subscribe you, hope make lot of vids like this
Very nice, your videos are very inspirational and help me to improve my skills 💪🏻
Thanks 🙏🏻
Thank you
I hope you still read your comments on old video's. I have a question where did you get the Jammer Pods from? they are not include in this kit.
They were sent separately from my client my friend
@Peri's Models thank you for replying back at me! To bad you dont know where exactly they came from
@@nielsvc7525 they would probably be in a a-6 prowler
If you Google 1/48 A-6 prowler you might find if it comes with the pods
@Peri's Models I just ordered the Darth Vader Prowler from Kinetic a few days ago. But i wanna build the Intruder (A)version too
I learned so much watching you that I will propably start doing planes again. Thank's man, great job. And put links for the music...so good.
Thank you 👍🏻😁
I let the video be played again in the background with the ads :) Love your work man!
Thanks buddy 😁
Great build! Why don't you flatten the bottom of the tires for a more realistic look?
I forgot 🤗
Nice build looks fantastic 😍🍻👍
Thank you
Sunday is save with this Video,Thanks Peri ;-) And great work,as always:-)
Thank you Simon 😁
Awesome job man👍
Cheers 😁
Peri's Models nope, cheers to you, that’s a very nice a6e intruder model that I’ve seen!
29:37 what's that under the speedbrakes? Wonder what u do with all the aircraft, do u sell it? Greetings from Italy. Subbed
It's an electronics bay open for maintenance
All these models are orders for clients
That's what's known as the birdcage.
Beautiful work. I'm not very positive on the way HB designed the lower fuselage panels. Was it difficult to assemble?
Not really
Needs some dry fitting
May be the best Ive seen.
Thank you so much for your kind words 😁😁😁
This looks like an awesome hobby.
Thank you 👍🏻
Have you never built a model?
@@PerisModels i just bought my first 1/72 Revell F-4e phantom from our local hobby store today. So first time trying wish me luck
@@pierreabrie9445 beautiful kit
The perfect choice
Good luck my friend
@@pierreabrie9445 good luck 👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻
@@PerisModels my plane is done and it's looking awesome with the decals. Made a bit of a mess with the glue. Thanks to you and stumbling on to your channel made buy my model. 👍😁
Hi nice job congratulations what material do you use for washing?
Everything is on the video
this is a lovely aircraft .
Thank you
Excellent video!! I learnt a lot from it.
Thank you 👍🏻
Great build, i am learning alot of techniques that i have never known of , great work and thank you for the videos, they are helping alot
Thank you
Really amazing work and love every minute of it. I hate to inform you that the wheel doors are reversed... sorry...
Thank you
It was mentioned about the doors and they have been corrected 😁
Great build...but, and correct me if I'm wrong, you got your main gear doors crossed up.
Jim you are right
anther fellow modeller spotted it and i have corrected them :)
great vid! wonder whats the music at around 12:00?
Great build and great video. Terrible music, though. Had to mute it. Watching someone build a model is a relaxing activity. The music is frenetic and nerve-wracking.
Thank you my friend for your feedbavk
Great job, weldone!
Cheers 😁👍🏻
Love your videos, Peri! When using CA glue to fill gaps, do you let it fully cure before sanding? Is it really hard to sand once it is dry? Thanks for the tips!
A master at work
Cheers buddy 😁
insane build! 100 tumbs up!
thank you my friend :)
@@PerisModels your'e welcome
Bellissimo. Spero di poterti chiedere qualche consiglio in futuro. Complimenti.
Thank you 😁
Another great video. Makes me want to get back into the hobby. Question though: What artist is that playing for background music?
Thank you 😁
Unfortunately I don't know 🤷♂️
I freely admit Im jealous! Magnificent!
Thank you so much 😁👍🏻
Wow awesome details 👏☺️
Cheers 👍🏻
Stunning!😍
Thank you
Fantastic video Peri, great attention to detail! On the pipes and boxes behind the cockpit section how did you do the black and silver manufacturer labels? It is small details like that, that make it come to life. Subscribed!
Hi Kevin thank you for your kind words
The label are decals 😁😁😁
Hi, really admire your persistence in patiently building these miniature aircraft models with every aspect of the model represented in its true form!!! Can you build me a couple of aircraft models such as these on your videos??? I'm willing to pay for it both for procuring the model aircraft kit & your brilliant workmanship!!! Please advise
Thank you for your kind words
Drop me an email with which type of aircraft and scale you want me to build
My email is
Periklis_sale@yahoo.com
it's amazing work. thank you.
Thank you
Un trabajo genial
Looks pretty good. I think you went a little overboard with the weathering on the top. And I'm going to go ahead and split hairs here. The wing stowage locking bars should be red, and since those are on, it should also have the intake covers installed as well as the 'remove before flight' "flags" and the yellow protective cap over the nose of the missiles.
Thank you for the valuable information and feedback my friend 👍🏻😁
Peri's Models , no problem brother. I would hate to know that if you entered it into a competition and lost points because I didn't mention some extra details and sop's that I am aware of. We, plastic scale modelers, are a community of skilled artisans and should help each other out. I would still share my thoughts and constructive criticism even if we were competing in the same show.
One other idea for ya. You could even put it on a carrier deck with the wheels chalked and tie down chains attached. Thanks for sharing the build.
thank you again my friend
this is a commission work but i will recommend the deck area to my client
Great Job! One question, when you do all the painting job, are you using any sort of paint booth? Or extraction fan? Is the only thing keeping me from starting any project with an airbrush. THANKS!
Yes I do use a spray booth my friend and the door of the man cave open
Stug 3 117 , yup totally agree from the viewpoint of toxic fumes, but wearing some form of face mask 😷 is a good idea because the paint particles can get into your respiratory system and perhaps cause medical conditions like COPD, but I don’t know how much exposure to those particles you have to experience is dangerous, in my opinion it’s “better to be safe than sorry “, I use disposable (bio degradable) masks like the ones we are seeing a lot of on tv 📺 because of the coronavirus outbreak in China, they are cheap and effective, although I suspect the price will be going up due to the worldwide demand for them at the present time. Good luck when or if you take up airbrushing Cristian Balo’ 👍
Very nice
After the Flory wash did you re-seal with X-22 before you did the oil weathering? Don't you have to? What kind of oil thinner do you use? Mineral spirits or turpentine maybe?
Honestly cannot remember
I usually do but you don't have to do as the phlory wash is water based.
I just use thinners from the hard ware store. Nothing special
Hi peri, how long do you wait between coats? For exemple when you painted the cockpit to black and than to gray how long do you wait inbetween? Thanks! :)
It doesn't take long my friend
Withing half an hour I can apply the next coat
@@PerisModels thank you very much
Another terrific build. I admire your skills and it helps me. Would you mind sharing your music list?....It's very relaxing....
Thank you
For the music I just Google free cinematic music
How do you do de marble technique?
Is it not clear in the video?
I spray randomly lighter color in a random pattern
Hey...........job well done.
Thank you 👍🏻
Super ! Szczena opada :)
Thank you 😊
Are PE parts included to this kit?
Ladder and mirrors
Thank you
Hi Peri, are you on the Flory forum? I have some questions for you....
Hi chris
Yes under
PeriklisSalessiotis
What is the best glue for PE parts? Im a bit nervous with superglue because it can make the clear parts foggy
I use Krystal klear or PVA glue
@@PerisModels Do you use the same glue to glue the PE parts to the plastic?
@@mistergameman1 yes my friend i do
@@PerisModels Ok thx for the info :)
Great done! ;)
Thank you 😁👍🏻
wow... this is art....
thank you :)
How y removing wash, when i do i remove paint under the wash,maybe to try when is dry?*
You should gloss coat the paint first before wash
@@PerisModels Ty should know this before i ruin my f16
Amazing work sir! One question please..when you spray varnish- did you put somthing else with it? Or just the varnish? Its looked like water..
Thank you
I always thin with level thinners
@@PerisModels what company do you use and which thinner? I have vallejo..Should I need thin it with vallejo?
@@TheAsafvan yes for Vallejo use same brand thinner
I have tamiya and gunze so I use gunze
@@PerisModels thank you very much. And again biautiful work!
Sir,what are the names of the BGMs you use?
what is BGM?
Oustanding work again, it seems it is a well fitting model, can you confirm?
yes my friend
only a bit of filler is required on seams (as every model) and the intakes. If you watch the Step by Step videos you will see.
Nothing to concern about tho
well done！perfect！
Eu queria adquirir um pronto . Você vende?
Sorry in english?
mad skills
Thank you
Gentlemen----let's go downtown!!!
🇺🇸
Oh yes baby 👌👌👌🤙🤙🤙
Crazy
Thank you
Espetacular
Thank you 👍🏻
Sorry Peri, predictive text gorgeous your name wrong and I didn't notice before I sent the message.
Don't you just live it? 😁🤣
Cheers buddy 👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻
I have to wonder how 29 people could not like this
I don't mind dislikes but I mind that they dont say why or what they dont like so I can work on it 🤷♂️
@@PerisModels well I do model trains, 1930's Colorado narrow gauge and we weather also. But you military guys are way ahead of us when it comes to weathering, so I watch to learn. And your videos are some of the best, you give the color, needle size, air pressure etc. You document each step in the build, you cant do much more for a viewer except build it for him. So I still dont see what is not to like. Great work, thanks.
@@K27fan thank you so much
Only flaw is the center line tank and EW pods are too clean, they are always stained by JP-8 fuel and hydraulic fluid.
Thanks for the info Gary 🤗
JP-8?, uhmm, nope your wrong there, no such fuel exists, now if your talking about JP-5 fuel for military aircraft, that's a different story, except you need to do more info work, 1st off the JP-5 fuel when engines shutdown comes out of a tube below the engine, not over the centerline tank, any spillage on the centerline drop tank usually is oil from the generators, 1 per motor =2, usually if you have leaky oil from generator it gets replaced immediately, other spoilage sometimes is hydraulic fluid.
Am I the only one that gets kid videos in their recommendations when watching this video?
wired! can i do anything?
@@PerisModels I don't think it's your fault. Might be TH-cam's algorithm. It's not the first time it's happening. Really great build anyway! 👍
Is there more than one person working on the model? Why is all the captioning, "we did this" and "we did that" instead of " I did this" or " I did that." Maybe you have a couple personalities 😋 just curious.
😂😂
Not yet ....😏
Its from the time I used to write articles in magazines and we were not aloud to use I
@@PerisModels gotcha 😀👍
Plus all scratch build type modellers are nuts!! We have to be to chop up 35 to 100+ dollar kits!!!!
I once saw a film called the flight of intruder set during the Vietnam war
Beautiful model but why did you take the tail of an EA-6B Prowler and put it on the Intruder? Not accurate.
At one point a number if a-6 intruders were converted for electronic warfare and they had that tail on, an extra pylon and different cockpit and antennas 👍🏻
Cameron Little have you not seen an intruder with a tail like that ...... I remember my first day .....
That is the tail for a EA6A, if contains the receivers on one side and antennas on the other for the ALQ-76. On the EA6B is does the same for the ALQ-99
Incorrect.
fuckin awesome!
Cheers 👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻
Αν θέλετε, φτιάξτε Su 33 Flanker D. Είναι εντυπωσιακό αεροσκάφος.
Το επόμενο μοντελονθα είναι GWH SU-30 😁
HARM on an EA-6A?
Yea they were verified
@@PerisModels no, my friend, ea6a used shrieks only
AGM-45 Shrike predecessor of the AGM-88 HARM.
Todo perfecto, la música sobra, es molesta
Gracias
Only the F-4 phantom was a "wild Weasel", the jamming version of the A-6 was the "growler" or the EA/18 Hornet Growler
'Only the F-4 phantom was a "wild Weasel"',(sic)
Incorrect. Several types were/are utilized in the Wild Weasel role - SAM killers: F-100F, F-105F, F-105G, F-4C, F-4G, A-4, EA-6A and F-16CJ/DJ.
'the jamming version of the A-6 was the "growler" or the EA/18 Hornet Growler'(sic)
Incorrect. 28 A-6As were converted or new builds and used as the EA-6A Electric Intruder before the EA-6B Prowler was developed. The EA-18G is known as the Growler and is based on the F/A-18F Super Hornet.
@@AA-xo9uw I was referencing the F-4 and later fighter jets, not earlier
Eu queria muito te um deste manda um pra mim
Who is we? You always say we did...
It's not appropriate to say I
I am used to it from when i used to write articles for magazines
@@PerisModels but you made this model by yourself?
@@ChazCharlie1 yes I did
Charlie, if you are building the model as well, you are the "we"
EA-6A. No the Prowler. Cool.
The US Navy EA-6A never called "Wild Weasel", it's the US Army definition used for F-105 and F-4 electronic countermeasurement modifications
Thank you
The EA-6A was built exclusively for the Marine Corps. The squids didn't begin operating them until late 1977 when VMAQ-2 began to transition to the EA-6B and started transferring aircraft to the reserves with VAQ-209 at Oceana.
it's A-6A Intruder (Wild Weasel) EA-6A is a Prowler.
EA-6a intruder wild weasel
EA-6B Prowler
@@PerisModels I worked on the EA-6B Prowler in the NAVY, I forgot all about the EA-6A. Also I seen some A-6's as well. Before they got decommissioned, starting in the late 90's.
That must have been a great experience 😁👍🏻
@@PerisModels us navy never used wild weasel definition, its for us army only
@@michaelro4181 air force not army