Tamiya
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 24 ก.พ. 2017
- I've been working on this kit for a long time and I'm really happy to present the completed model. This was a really fun kit, I'll probably get another in the future.
Music:
Drone in D - Kevin Macleod
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Fantastic workmanship,, I've loved model kits since I was a kid,, and I still get that same buzz as a 57 year old when I walk into any model shop,,
Thanks Alan, me too, there's nothing like a hobby store.
Genius! Thought I was going to cry for a minute it was so good.
It was like a ballet
Most beautiful build and stunning music. A pleasure watching. Congrats.
Beautiful work there, great detailing and weathering.. :) :)Another superb addition to your collection of Japanese WWII aircraft.. :) The music was soothing.. suited me as I'm having a cold at the moment! :)
Stunning work! One of, if not your best efforts yet! Thanks for sharing and keep up the excellent work!
Brilliant especially the extra detailing, thanks for sharing.
I think the video worked extremely well with just the captions and the music. Loved the way you made those seat belts. Keep up the excellent work. Enjoyed this build.
I am blown away..amazing work
An excellent video full of great information. Thanks for putting this one out there.
Nice build! I think it's one of your best Japanese kits to date!
I enjoyed it very much. Have been looking at this kit myself.
Absolutely gorgeous :)
Subarashii, loved the simple but effective interior.I think Japanese wartime aircraft were so interesting.
I've got one of these waiting to build,. Great vid with very useful tips - Thanks.
Outstanding!!!
Thanks for posting and sharing. Loved the build video, appreciate your choice of accompanying music. Skilled result in your hands of a beautiful model from Tamiya despite now being a 20 year old tool. I learned quite a few things from your build I intend implementing in my own. I chose this edition of the kit over the special Yamamoto Edition because I wanted the early colour scheme with open torpedo bay OOTB. Shame to waste those seated crew figures though. Tamiya unusually supplying only three in the box in this version, I'll be turning to another Modelkasten figure kit for extras.
nicely done on the seatbelts mate! I love to see other modelers that get into it so deep like I do...GRATZ WELL DONE ON THE WHOLE MODEL!!
Thank you very much, I quite enjoyed adding those to the interior. It needed more inside to busy it up a bit since it's so much can be seen in there.
I hope you'll try to win an award with that build, you put a lot of TLC. into that beast....Extreme detailing,buckles and engines...WOW! Stunning build, great job!!!!
Thank you Brian, I might take this one with me to Nanton later in a few months. :D
I totally agree with Nick, thanks for sharing.
Beautiful
Master piece👌
amazing build
Very good kit.
Beautiful job
Beautiful work,inspired me to look for Japanese aircraft, thankyou
Great job on this beautiful aircraft. The kit is old but still very good. I enjoyed building it and it looks like you did too :-)
Nicely built model!
Outstanding. Please keep making these types of videos.
Thanks Fred, I'm currently editing a new video right now :)
Best work!!!! Compliments
Fantastic work!!!!!!! Молодец!!!!!
Looks great..!!
Again... I've been watching your video open-mouthed. If only I had 1 % of your skills and patience... Love the relaxing music too.
Thank you very much :D Keep on building :)
when mouth open put food in, when food in put mouth not open
Are you 'avin a laugh? Is he 'avin a laugh?.
you can popcorn or tater chips?
@@areyouavinalaff Thank you, I'll remember that :)
been folllowing you for a while. But this is your masterpiece.
Wow, thank you very much Roland :D
Thanks! Nice build.
Very nice video man!
oh ya...lol nice job on the canopy...something I struggle with!
that is some awesome work very nice
Thank you very much Eddie.
nice job 🙆🏼♂️👍
great, nice details
Exquisite! simple as that!
Glad you posted this, i'm also building this kit. I'm having a hard time holding the two fuse halfs together to glue, it's a really tight fit.
I had the same problem. I used a bit of Evergreen styrene to fill it in. Then I sanded it down and puttied the seam line again.
Awesome :)
Beautiful work, my friend :) Also, I love the Japanese planes, and always with great pleasure and carefully watch your movies :) But I prefer series with your comment, although I understand that they are more difficult and take more time. Best wishes from sunny Warsaw :)
Looks fantastic! Looks like there is enough room to add electric motors for spinning props and add a battery compartment . A little engineering goes a long way.
Very Good!
Awesome!Thar‘s Modelling!👍👍👍
Looks awesome! I'm working on the Yamamoto one at the moment (as well as a German tank, my 2nd armor kit), new favorite Tamiya kit, after the Panzer Kampfwagen IV Ausf.D (No. 35096)!
I'm really enjoyed this kit, so much that I'm still considering the Yamamoto kit. I hope you enjoy this kit as much as I did :D
Speaking of, I just got a piece of his plane in the mail today. Totally getting back to work on the Betty now.
Very beautifully done . a lot of time consume but at the end its well paid... thankyou
Thanks you Armando. This project did take quite a bit of time to build, but it's a very enjoyable model, I highly recommend it to any modeler :)
WOW!
love it
Beautiful plane...always thiking about it, get it and get it done....but I got a spit IX and a Fw dora9...evena dornier do17Z2....all1:48. I love Tamiya anyway. Great Job!!!!
bravo !
Excelente vídeo saludos desde Chile a mi también me encanta los aviones y él aeromodelismo gran trabajo 👍👍🤘🇨🇱
fantastic I will be hoping my Tamiya 1/32 Zero ends up half as good as this
I've seen your skills, so I know your zero will look amazing. After I saw your video I went and looked through mine. I'm seriously tempted to begin building it in a few months. It's a very fun and rewarding kit :)
It's all good
Super build an finish
TETRIC music.good model
i still remember the stories of my great grandmother fixing canadian air force planes, having to use everything they had to get the planes into the skies, from aluminum tape to chewing gum to cannibalizing parts from other aircraft all in the effort to take down the japanese. my great grandfather had a more brutal time in Germany fighting for the armed forces.
One of your best build. Interesting format, music instead of narration. Great video. Great job on the seat belt hardware. What did you use to set the cockpit decals.
Thanks
Those three pilots figure reminded me "three blind mice". LOL
Nice job on harnesses cheaper than buying $10-15 photo etched!🤔
Jman👀
👍👍👍👍
That colour scheme could almost be British. How do you display 1:48 rebel?
Просто супер!!!
what is the best airbrush and compressor to use for modelling
Fantastic build. Not to be disrespectful, but I think your model would pop even more if you did real silver undercoat and hair spray to do the chipping. Spectacular model!!!!
Nice!.. it came out well.... I learnt yesterday these planes bombed Darwin, Australia in WW2.. sad but true.. . cheers from NZ🇳🇿✈️
That canopy masking work is superb, was it pre cut?
What color do you use for the insignia? is it just Tamiya Flat REd?
Fantastic job ! What's is the name of the music in the video ?
Amazing! What's the colour on the bottom?
This is a terrific job with one of what can charitably be called one of Tamiya's less-inspired toolings. Where did you get those magnificent needle-nose tweezers?
Thanks Rich, I agree, it's a very nice model but sadly not a lot to it. Which is a bit of a shame as that cockpit is so well visible. I want to build another one later on maybe next year and really go out of my way to better detail the model. Those are Non-magnetic tweezers, they are really easy to find on ebay out of China. You can get an entire set of different types for around $5.
Wonderful job on a great aircraft, How did you manage to attach the e-z line to itself?
I very carefully used a tiny drop of gel superglue, was the most nerve wrecking part of the build to be honest.
Have not yet tried using silly putty as a mask - been using Blu-Tac. Going to have to give it a try! :-)
I can't get blu-tac where I live so Silly Putty has been my only option. It's pretty nice stuff, and doesn't leave any oils,
Nice! Have you ever put together one of those giant German gliders?
You did an amazing job congrats!!
I have a question for you, where did you get the masking templates for the airplane cabin? I bought the G4M2E from HASEGAWA and i dont have it. Thank you
The masks were from Eduard, they are still available on their website. They were really helpful for this build because the window corners were all curved.
@@rebelsatcloudnine thank you so much for your answer. I will have a look at it.
Are those pre-cut canopy masks? Great build! Todd Moore (Vancouver)
Yes, they are from Eduard. I needed masks for another build but you have to spend $25 minimum on their site, so I decided to get these as well. Usually I cut them myself. Greetings fellow Canadian, (from Alberta) :D
You must have plenty of room at home to build a G4M in that scale, right? :3
What´s the "mineral spirits" used for? It´s the first time that I see that product.
FABULOUS KIT!
I'd like to do a video on my hobby room in a while, and you'll see where I've got it stationed for the moment. Not the best place, but it's safe :)
Mineral spirits is like a paint thinner and he used it to make a wash
Nice build! I've got to say, though... I'm missing your older video styles. When I'm working on a model I like to run you in the background- can't really follow a build while building myself in this new format. Half the show is you commentary.
G4 Betty
What was it you put on your windscreen
Like the surg tape idea can you share type/brand used?🤔
Jman👀
I don't know the brand, but I think any would do just fine.
I did mine in the same paint scheme.
I would have put a coat of semi gloss on it. It has a little too much shine, for being so chipped. But a nice job.
Great job on that kit! I like it a lot. (I have 2 in my stash - the standard Bomber and the Yamamoto transport boxing of it.) I do have one query: In the Video you identify the underside grey as IJA Grey and the Topside Green as IJA Green. (IJA = Imperial Japanese Army) The Mitsubishi Isshirikko G4M1 was a land-based Navy bomber in WW2. (IJN = Imperial Japanese Navy) and the two services were such rivals that there was little or no commonality of parts, equipment, aircraft or paint. Mitsubishi IJN Green is a very different dark green to IJA green, which is close to a dark Olive drab. The IJA grey was a light greenish grey, like RAF Sky but paler, where IJN grey came in several shades, one of which was similar, but the others were a true light grey or blue grey.(The ONLY aircraft I know of that was used by both services was an Autogyro, a license-built Cierva design, and even that had a different engine between the Navy and Army users, usually.)
So what is your question?
@@rebelsatcloudnine For your future reference... Your end result is still a very nice model!
@@brettpeacock9116 On many of my other Zero builds you might see that I paint the underside with JA Grey, because in my studies I've found that the Tamiya JN Grey is too blue and dark, and that the JA Green better matches Japanese Navy aircraft. In the case of this G4M, it was painted with the earlier war colors of brown and green. I decided on JA Green because it had a more olive tone that matched the picture references I was studying. The JN Green as beautiful a color as it is, is far too deep and bold to properly compliment the faded brown that I used. The fact that the bottle said Japanese Army had little to do with the choice, I used it because I thought it was a good compliment to the brown.
@@rebelsatcloudnine This was the first video of yours I have seen... Tonight was my local IPMS meeting and I picked up another Hasegawa A6M kit, this time the M-5. I already have 4 other Hasegawa zeros 2 x M2's and 2x M3's (types 11 &21 and 32 & 22 respectively)and the new Tamiya M-5/5a. And yes, I am aiming at a family set from the pre war/ advance protoype M-1 thru to the rare M-7.
I know for contests judges love shiny pristine canopies but if a plane is weathered and if you look at photos they get scratched,dusty and gunk builds up in frame areas!🤔
Jman👀
I never really polished them. Like polished to get a really good shine from them. These are basically the shine you get straight out of the box.
One more question: how did you paint the Hinamarus?
I first painted a base coat of flat white, this would help the red lay better and become a brighter red. Then I sprayed Tamyia XF-7 Flat red, and glossed the paint. I used a circular stencil to cut out the appropriate sized circles, and positioned them accordingly.
Today came the same kit to me
That is awesome Petr, you are going to have fun with this model :)
If I can comment again...I have always thought it is a shame that we put so much work and detail into engines, cockpits and interiors and alot of the time we cannot see the work. I have always thought that kits should come with the option of having clear see thru engine cowlings and fuselage sides etc so that we can show off the detail! or at least a portion of side or top of the planes so we can see in.
I know what you mean. I remember quite a few years ago my Dad built the Revell 1:48 "Visible" B-17G. I built the Zoukei Mura 1:48 Gotha 229, and I was really excited as you have to build the interior and wing spars, etc. And then they gove you clear parts to put overtop it all, but the clear parts were frosted and on purpose! I can't figure out why they'd do this, when the kit seemed to be designed to be seen?
Nice job! I encourage you to check out my Mustang I just finished. You also get to give me your input as to which model you would like to see built after my P-51 Tuskagee Airmen
Great video, great model. Could you please tell me the name of the piano music. Many thanks.
Hi Kevin, I've added the music to the video description.
Thank you...
Nice work! But "Rikko" is Mitsubishi G3M))
this green xf-11?
一式陸攻や！
マレー沖の時の塗装かな
20:26 done
Thank you for this cool and instructive video. I would be perfect for me if there was some music from NCS like 'Lazlo Fall To Light' for example. This piano thing is not for me but I can accept that other people like it.
Just mute the music, and open another tab with the music you want to listen to. Works for me all the time
rebelsatcloudnine thx for the advice dude but I’m on mobile and you can’t do that.
Who makes the Kit? Box Cover?
I just love watching you guys .
Airbrushing camoflog on military aircarft .
Your lines are too uniform .
Too strait .
In the military camo was had painted by hand with brushes .
Imperfections made it more effective .
True a lot of things were hand-painted, but also most aircraft were painted with an airgun in the factories before they were deployed. There were large mats that the RAF used as templates for painting their aircraft. As for the straight lines, you'll have to take that up with the Japanese Army, I was only following their instructions.
Just a comment for the algorithm.
What is the name of the song? Its really good