Building the Bandai 1/72 Y-Wing; Completion
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 23 ก.พ. 2017
- This video concludes the build of my Y-Wing and it's display base. A full reveal and a review of the kit is included.
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Absolutely outstanding diorama! Tip-top work. Thank you so much for posting up your work-in-process and hints and tips.
You’re welcome. I appreciate all the kind words too, thank you
The salt chipping looks unreal! Thats going in my book of tricks! Great work man!
Thanks for the compliment. I know you can also use chipping fluid but the salt allows for a finer, smaller chip affect which I think looks more in scale with these 1/72 kits.
Oh, good job sir! Excellent attention to detail. I can just imagine those two by the cart having a conversation before the pilot boards the ship.
Excellent diorama! You managed to give all that gear a pretty good Star Wars vibe.
One of your best! I love the diorama aspect.
thanks
Awesome build and the subtle lighting really keeps it in scale.
Wonderful job. I think it's your best yet.
Excellent end results! Like it! Thanks for showing us all the steps to achieve your finished model and the scene you built for it.
An extraordinary result and a very enjoyable video series, sir! Well done indeed.
Beautiful job.
Thank you!
Fantastic result sir!
Al
Nice one it turned out great, love the ground crew set and equipment
Amazing diorama. I really enjoyed following your build.
thank you
A very well done diorama! I think it came together very nicely and most importantly, you had fun building it!! The techniques and skills you have developed with your figure painting will serve you well on future projects. I agree with you completely about the scratch building aspects of the hobby! Awesome!!
Thanks Marc....you were a great help with this build too.
wow, the lighting is very simple yet affective... brings everything to life. also being a noob at electronics i always learn a lot from your vids. love it
cheers
Thank you
Awesome job.
Great job!
Nicely done! I like everything about this kit and diorama. I also learned something. I would like to try lighting up a kit someday and need all the help I can get. Thanks for sharing and I look forward to your next video...
Everything looks amazing!!! but you should dirty up that switch button, it stands like a sore thumb.
I have this model it a perfect model
Great kit for sure
That particular Droid is an R5 unit, sorry, just couldn't resist pointing it out, lol.
Nice Video
Nicely done Sir. A bit of dust in the paint. Keep working in those characters :)
good work would of liked 2 see the interiour of the ship' s detail
Nice job, and very creative in combining the two kits. If you were to add engine lights to this 1/72 scale kit, which ones would you recommend using? Thanks.
burt panzer thanks....my first choice would be a flickering SMD chip sized from modeltrainsoftware.com. Another possible option, 1.8mm flickering LED.
Ok, 1.8mm flickering LED's sounds like something I can handle... thanks.
Where can I find info on the salt weathering technique? Great build! Hope I get to your level.
Actually you can find a number of videos on TH-cam. Thanks for watching
fantastic work as normal :) does anybody know where you can pick up extra figures to match the scale cheers darrall
plastic sturgeon search for Hasegawa ground crew on Ebay
Paint the switch!!
Didn't want to take the chance of paint seeping into it.
Understood; try dry-brushing.
Will give it a shot...thanks