Just finished len Deighton's excellent fictional book.."Bomber"...the JU88 plays a pivotal part in this air war read..grab the book and give it a go..you will thoroughly enjoy it..and great attention to details in all of your model building..first class!
Martin, I must agree with everyone else, your post shading work is fantastic. The camo job is terrific. Weathering really sets off the model. CONGRATS! - Bob
THANK YOU! -this is art. I do some of the same technology when I restore small parts on real vinage cars, to get the correct patina. But what you do is truly amazing. It is art!
Just beautifully brilliant on how the Junkers Ju 88 was transformed into a talented artistic creation. Am green with envy. The only minor snag being, was that I had to adjust the viewing speed on my laptop to 0.5 so as to get the I/D of what was being used by David. As his display to the camera of the items he was using was similar to the speed of light. Still a brilliant video all the same. Well done David Damek.
Great build, very well done! Just a note on the RLM70/71 colours.. Which ones did you use? In reality the contrast between the two should be really minimal, in certain light conditions (not pitch dark) they should look like a single colour. I found the Lifecolors UA050 and UA051 the most accurate ones, much closer to the real colours than the Gunze or Tamiya ones.
Lovely job. What paints were you using and what # is that Abteilung tube? I think maybe your finished model is a little too rich/dark. Maybe there is too little dimensions between the light and dark areas of the model but mostly just dark. I don`t know.
What is that gritty substance from the bottle that you're using on your tires? What is the substance that you're using from the black tube, is that some kind of black wash and how much do you dilute it.
Amazing work David. I have a question. Why are you not pre shading the model before painting? What I can see in 6:07 you are "after shading" the model? What is the benefit of doing after-shading and not pre-shading? For me as a beginner, it would requires a great courage to do the shadows after the model has been painted just because I would be afraid to make mistakes and destroy the painting, pre shading is more forgiving? Sorry for my bad english. brgds
For dark post-shading like in this video; thin your paint a lot more than usual-about 80 or even 90% thinner and lower the PSI to between 5 and 15-allowing you to spray very fine translucent lines with a lot of control.
How big is it? It looks a bit small for a bomber, should i get this or something like a 1:48 tamiya p-47D, or a 1:48 f-104 from hasegawa? I really dont know what to get, i have enough money to get 2 or 3 models and a few tools
1/72 is the best scale for WW2 mult0engine types. This will be about the same size as a 1/48th P-47 or Starfighter [48th is the best scale for single-engine WW2/post-war aircraft], whereas 1/32nd is the best scale for WW1 single-engine types. Beware of the "bigger is better" mentality-it's not. A '32nd Ju-88 will not have the same "gemlike" appeal of this. And frankly, if you can pull it off; a 1/72nd WW2 bomber will blow-away any 1/48th single engine fighter as it's a little-jewel.
very nice! Looks so real! Can you help me with something though? I use this Tamiya pin wash thing and when I apply it to my model it leaves a little mark on where i touched it. I go to remove it with thinner but it removes my paint aswell! what do i protect my model with before i apply the pin wash? or do I have to use a different thinner or a alcohol? Thanks
Das Problem bei der 88 ist die Tatsache ds sie in etlichen Varianten flog unter anderem als Nachtjäger.Auch bei der A4 scheiden sich die Geister.Ich weiß aus sicherer Quelle (ehem. Piloten) das es etliche Rüstsätze und geringe Umbauten gab.Flammendämpfer,Verglasung usw. Für weitere Infos stehe ich gern zur Verfügung
Pecka ! ;-) Koukám, že jsi přešel na kvalitnější oleje od Abteilungu, jaké odstíny preferuješ ? Je to jen černá nebo mixuješ více odstínů dohromady ? Čím je ředíš ? Dále bych rád věděl, čím jsi dělal to očouzení štětcem na vrchu křídel, to byl nějaký pigment nebo ? Díky moc
Awesome job. Great inspiration for a my future JU88. Which paint do you use for your models? Thanks. (If you like see my Mirage III Eduard on my channel).
Which kind of mask-tape did you use to protect the canopy glass from the airbrush paint? is it a special brand or any adheshive tape? PS: your painting job looks amazing! love all your videos.
Always impressed by your models. Did you spray Mr Color Clear III directly over acrylic paints? I believe it's a lacquer so I always thought it would burn through acrylic. If so, which acrylics did you use for it?
it looks incredible. By far the best modeler I've seen on the web. Congrats! a real artist.
That is trully amazing. It's no craft, it's an art.
Сергей Воробьев you mean "it's art" and, yes I agree
It is ur mum
Awesome work David on the 1/72 ju88A-4 and that cockpit detail just blows me away.
Just finished len Deighton's excellent fictional book.."Bomber"...the JU88 plays a pivotal part in this air war read..grab the book and give it a go..you will thoroughly enjoy it..and great attention to details in all of your model building..first class!
Martin, I must agree with everyone else, your post shading work is fantastic. The camo job is terrific. Weathering really sets off the model. CONGRATS! - Bob
I've got this exact kit in my stash to build at some stage. Interesting to see how the kit turns out. Fantastic build my friend.😊
Very inspiring, David. Thank you for your great work.
That was amazing Martin. I was looking forward to part 2 and now that I have seen it I am amazed at your work.Well done and thanks for sharing.
professionalne zvladnute......myslim tym aj video natocene....pekne,chvalim
Bruilliant end result.. truly beautiful.. :)
David .... a wonderful job the detailing was subtle but very effective. You are becoming like a professional
congratulations
Dan
THANK YOU! -this is art. I do some of the same technology when I restore small parts on real vinage cars, to get the correct patina.
But what you do is truly amazing. It is art!
Just beautifully brilliant on how the Junkers Ju 88 was transformed into a talented artistic creation. Am green with envy. The only minor snag being, was that I had to adjust the viewing speed on my laptop to 0.5 so as to get the I/D of what was being used by David. As his display to the camera of the items he was using was similar to the speed of light. Still a brilliant video all the same. Well done David Damek.
Confusing but is it "Martin" or "David"?
Excellent build and finish+++++
One of the best results i have ever seen!
I am so addicted watching these incredible builds...I-N-C-R-e-D-I-B-L-E.......🤘
It's amazing how fast you move.
I really wish I had the skill and confidence to post shade like that! STUNNING
Absolutely stunning result !
Beautiful.
Love the colours.
fantastic modelling skills,looks fantastic!
Excelente trabajo. Gracias por compartir tus conocimientos y técnicas de trabajo.
Thank you for sharing your work even in video, I'm learning great techniques with you.
Greetings from Brazil
Great job. I have this kit, but I think revell color's is confusing.... you can say what RLM you use, please ?
That POST shading is awesome..... I wish I could do that.... makes it PoP !! most excellent ! Keep up the good work.
Fantastic result there! I wish my models were like yours
Gorgeous build and great video again! : )
That JU-88 looks great!!!!!!
Thanks for sharing it helps!!!!!!!!!
Great build, very well done! Just a note on the RLM70/71 colours.. Which ones did you use? In reality the contrast between the two should be really minimal, in certain light conditions (not pitch dark) they should look like a single colour. I found the Lifecolors UA050 and UA051 the most accurate ones, much closer to the real colours than the Gunze or Tamiya ones.
That is beautiful work
clean and crisp...
Another great build!
Moc pěkné rád sleduji díky
Brilliant - you're an artist - can't believe you only had one other comment.
Wow, a little masterpiece.
Impresionante trabajo, muy bueno
Ask Revell if they want a new box art model photo that is awesome!
1st Class.The end results look like the diecast models.
Magnificent. Nice Work. I was fascinated.
I From Turkey.
Muhteşem. 10 numara 5 yıldız. Muhteşem. Ellerinizden öpüyorum.
Beautiful job pal !!
The Luftwaffe maintenance crews wish they could make their planes look that good. Damn fine job!
Lovely job. What paints were you using and what # is that Abteilung tube? I think maybe your finished model is a little too rich/dark. Maybe there is too little dimensions between the light and dark areas of the model but mostly just dark. I don`t know.
Superb work! I study your videos before I make a model
Congratulations from Brasil !
What is that gritty substance from the bottle that you're using on your tires? What is the substance that you're using from the black tube, is that some kind of black wash and how much do you dilute it.
To me, a work of art .
So perfect! I like Your works!
Very good Martin! The best youtube Modeller.. salud!
nicely done! what paints have been used for the top camo?
Amazing work David. I have a question. Why are you not pre shading the model before painting? What I can see in 6:07 you are "after shading" the model?
What is the benefit of doing after-shading and not pre-shading? For me as a beginner, it would requires a great courage to do the shadows after the model has been painted just because I would be afraid to make mistakes and destroy the painting, pre shading is more forgiving?
Sorry for my bad english.
brgds
For dark post-shading like in this video; thin your paint a lot more than usual-about 80 or even 90% thinner and lower the PSI to between 5 and 15-allowing you to spray very fine translucent lines with a lot of control.
With the music so intense, I expected it to fly to space at the end )
At 11:23 what are you using to dry brush color wise?
How big is it? It looks a bit small for a bomber, should i get this or something like a 1:48 tamiya p-47D, or a 1:48 f-104 from hasegawa? I really dont know what to get, i have enough money to get 2 or 3 models and a few tools
1/72 is the best scale for WW2 mult0engine types. This will be about the same size as a 1/48th P-47 or Starfighter [48th is the best scale for single-engine WW2/post-war aircraft], whereas 1/32nd is the best scale for WW1 single-engine types. Beware of the "bigger is better" mentality-it's not. A '32nd Ju-88 will not have the same "gemlike" appeal of this. And frankly, if you can pull it off; a 1/72nd WW2 bomber will blow-away any 1/48th single engine fighter as it's a little-jewel.
Nice, Nice and nice...
how log do you let the wash to dry, when do not use hair dryer? or with, how log do you dry it?
kindly, George
One more great work!
.......................................so much inspiration and good looks that I'm........ i don't even know.. :D
what a pro build!
what is the powder on the wheels called...oh and I am sorry I forgot to compliment you on a fantastic build...GRATZ...it looks beautiful!
What shades of green did you use there they look class
Great video, would you be so kind as to list the paints you used in the video please.Thanks
Looks like a jewel.
that was great to watch. I could never do it.
You are creating historical art, sir. Beautiful work. I wish I could convince you to do a piece for me on commission.
what are you spraying at 8:24? is that some kind of coat? if so what kind of coat? thanks
+Nolan the I useed gloss varnish gunze super clear III. It is important before applying decals.
very nice! Looks so real! Can you help me with something though? I use this Tamiya pin wash thing and when I apply it to my model it leaves a little mark on where i touched it. I go to remove it with thinner but it removes my paint aswell! what do i protect my model with before i apply the pin wash? or do I have to use a different thinner or a alcohol? Thanks
Finally thank you!
muito bem feito gostei. fantástico
Učím sa od teba,,,nádherne modely maš
Martin Damek what colour use in 10:20. Please answer.
Thanks :)
What was the color you used for the main 2 color paint scheme??
What thinner did you use in the airbrush for the tamiya ?
fantastic WORK !!! I am curious, what yellow did you use? It seems very vibrant.
Das Problem bei der 88 ist die Tatsache ds sie in etlichen Varianten flog unter anderem als Nachtjäger.Auch bei der A4 scheiden sich die Geister.Ich weiß aus sicherer Quelle (ehem. Piloten) das es etliche Rüstsätze und geringe Umbauten gab.Flammendämpfer,Verglasung usw. Für weitere Infos stehe ich gern zur Verfügung
I still can’t believe how you make your models look so real! May I ask how you achieve the after shading and what varnishes you use?
what kind of wash are you using over this one??? awesome work!!!!
What camo collours did you use? Its a good looking camouflage so i want to try it as well!
very very good work... But your music in first part is amazing..... Mahler Hoch 999.
Nice build, Martin! What are your thoughts on the Do 17z? Any thoughts of building one any time soon? What's next on the bench for you?
Orion
Have you ever used Humbrol paints? How much pressure to apply airbrush ?
Viac takychto vydei prosim prosim prosim ... Palec hore
they could exclude the swastika on the box art, but include the decal in the kit for the modeler
wow really nice job.
Hi David what colours did you use for the Junkers currently building the same model
nice work.
Pecka ! ;-) Koukám, že jsi přešel na kvalitnější oleje od Abteilungu, jaké odstíny preferuješ ? Je to jen černá nebo mixuješ více odstínů dohromady ? Čím je ředíš ? Dále bych rád věděl, čím jsi dělal to očouzení štětcem na vrchu křídel, to byl nějaký pigment nebo ? Díky moc
Outstanding!
Awesome job. Great inspiration for a my future JU88.
Which paint do you use for your models? Thanks.
(If you like see my Mirage III Eduard on my channel).
Werbung die nicht übersprungen werden kann ist eine absolute sauerei
where's part 1?
oh yeah, where are my manners...amazing, as are all your videos!
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How can you ensure paint won't scarp off the aircraft when you remove the masking work? Beautiful work btw👍
You must wash plastic parts with soapy water before painting and sand surface with fine sandpaper.
PLASMO - plastic models thank you for responding, I appreciate it
what happened with the glass on the cockpit it was painted over then the paint dissapeared
Hey I was wondering what type of paint you used, color too if possible. I'm just really interested and wanting to build models
How much solvend you add to the oil paint to make the wash?
Which shade of yellow on engines plz tell
where did you get the mr mark setter and softer
Hi David, what kind of transparent matt paint do you use?
you should do a lancaster bomber
Jayden Mecseji yes,that is a good idea!
Great idea....
He should do the Lancaster B.iii
I brush mine whenever I use a metallic colour it groups up into little different groups how do I stop this
Which shade of yellow are u using
It's great! Bravo!!!!
Which kind of mask-tape did you use to protect the canopy glass from the airbrush paint? is it a special brand or any adheshive tape?
PS: your painting job looks amazing! love all your videos.
Thanks :)
Always impressed by your models. Did you spray Mr Color Clear III directly over acrylic paints? I believe it's a lacquer so I always thought it would burn through acrylic. If so, which acrylics did you use for it?
Yes, but super clear it isn't aggressive. I use Tamiya acrylic paints.
Thanks.
beautiful, this help me very much. Also engine smoke is really nicely don ,what did you use? is it tamiya smoke paint ?
Thanks. No, I used very diluted xf-1 + xf-68 nato brown with x-20a thinner.
Thank you very much for your answer