Eurofighter Typhoon - Trumpeter 1/32 - Full Build | Echo Range Models
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- Trumpeter 1/32 Eurofighter EF2000A Typhoon build by Echo Range Models
Hi guys, happy new year! Today I'll be covering a full build of the Trumpeter Eurofighter EF2000A Typhoon in 1/32 scale, including a few resin goodies.
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With weathering, knowing when to stop is a virtue.
Have to agree. This is one very dirty Typhoon, in absolute need of a visit to the wash bay!
Really nice build. I would be very happy to have this beauty sat on my shelf. Well done.
Preciosa pieza! 🤩muy buen trabajo!
This must be the most stunning Typhoon I've ever seen of any scale. Stunning work mate, the weathering and accentuation of the panel lines is perhaps my favourite part of the build. Wish the 1/48 kits marked the rivets on the wings as in this kit.
Awesome build
The best model kit I ever seen
Fantastic work
Masterpiece. I am impressed
Fantastic work. Congrats. 💪🏻💪🏻
Great looking finish but do feel the weathering a bit over done. Typically typhoons are generally cleanish. Looks like it belongs in the USAF rather than the RAF
Nonetheless…. Great finish and nice display piece 👍
J'adore super merci 👍 PS les effets de fumée sont magnifiques
I've worked on Typhoon for a few years now, since 2004, during the type's introduction to RAF service. Just my tuppence worth. The highlighting of the panel lines and rivets is over emphasised, military aircraft are not as flush and airstreamed as you might imagine when you view them close up, the gaps are there but not as noticeable as on this model. The soot deposits from the APU are spot on though. I've loaded a few ALARM missiles to another platform, ALARM was intended to be incorporated to Typhoon but it was withdrawn from service before this happened. The national insignia on the LH side of the fin is incorrect, the (subdued) red should be ahead of the blue. The AMRAAM/ Meteor missiles (sorry, did not scroll back through the video to check which ones) could never be fitted to the rear stations only, as the aircraft systems would prevent entry to FRS and therefore takeoff due to mass imbalance. Flight Resident Software does not like imbalance! Lastly, it's an ejection seat, Martin Baker type 16, not an ejector seat, anyone using the term ejector seat should be strung up by their own gizzards IMHO.
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This guy Typhoons.
Considering the limitations of the kit the result is astonishingly good. I am impressed by how little masking you do.... It's almost a cavalier approach to painting, regardless the finished aircraft is truly outstanding.
Your channel has only just shown up to me and I'm pleasantly surprised. Nice job!
Awesome build and an excellent job on the weathering. It looks like the epoxy bolts came quite handy during painting and weathering. I'm really eager to see more of your work! Keep it coming! Cheers!
I'm sure at one point, I thought I saw the MFD's flicker! Gorgeous piece of art
Hi buddy, only just come across your channel. You are one very talented modeller. Thanks for taking the time to build this and sharing with us . Stay safe buddy. Steve. P.s are you from Stoke-on-Trent at all ?
Imho too much weathered, because the Eurofighters have a very clean appearance due to its modern composite materials.
I'm done with Trumpeter Kits, their models have usally any bugs and errors.
You are a brave man. I got scared off by this kit when I heard how much of a pain it really is. I opted for the Revell typhoon instead, with extras, of course. She turned out really nice, a little more weathered than normal it would appear. Really cool idea with the afterburners masking the screws.
good stuff! making me want to try a bigger scale :) also, they synthwave soundtrack is really good
Those two bubbles are all I would be looking at once I'd noticed them. You should have tried again IMHO... especially as it weas a commissioned build because you know the buyer is going to point them out every single time someone looks at it (or worse have them pointed out)... also you missed a glorious opportunity to add LED lights in the engine to make the exhaust glow...
Excellent. I was about to buy this kit but you’ve put me off as I could not match your phenomenal skills. Thank you for staring this. Take care and best wishes, Rob, UK
Lovely, very nicely done with what looks like a kit that wasn't the easiest to put together. - Was I the only one yelling at the screen about the port side tail flash?
NO, I noticed the "Fuck up " too🤣
Same here about the fin flash but I've done it myself! I didn't think the Cockpit details would come out well without pre assembly painting but they have.
Absolutely cracking build. You mentioned at the start this was a commission. How does one go about commissioning a model. I have a need for a French Naal F-8 Crusader if it could be of interest.
Wow, amazed to see tube cement being used, I don't think I've used that for 40+ years
there's a reason it's not been used for 40+ years ! lol
Love the stand idea👍🤩
fantastic!!!
Bro weathered the fire exhaust 💀💀💀
Not really a modern plane man ....but jeezuz what a job !!!!! wish i had talent like yours !!!! ...beautiful !!!
Nab a starter kit and get into it. Only thing holding you back is you. Happy modelling
@@ianslee8968 its like you say Ian pretty boring jets , thats why i don't like doing the modern stuff too much of a WW2 fanboy German in particular
Very original idea to use the exhaust gases as a support. Very nice model as well.
Top draw work mate
How much of that Mr. Color Barley Gray did you use? I am building my first 1/32 jet, and am hoping I have enough paint.
hi!! i have the revell one which i bought second hand and noticed the clear part was missing, i already asked the revell service team but the kit is discontinued, do you know if the cannopy also fits? and do you know if i can order this spare part from trumpeter? i already looked for the page but it apears it is not availabe.
I had a flying spitfire 1/32 scale I used a rotating white coat hanger coming out of the back tail wheel area and fixed to a square piece of steel for a base when against a white background it's hard to see the wire
Beautiful work.
Mi piacerebbe saper fare quello che hai fatto tu bravo bravo non sono tanto bravo come te
Great build mate. love the afterburners.
Amazing work 🥰
I’ve recently had a life changing injury and am finding myself so bored. What would you suggest to start on? Or anyone that reads this, please feel free to chirp in. Thanks. Awesome videos.
Thanks Ian, and sorry to hear that. Any of the more recent Airfix starter kits are great fun, and not too challenging, plus they come with decent enough paints and glue to get you going. Or if you fancy a tank, pretty much any Tamiya kit will be a trouble free build. Particularly to start with, their older 1/35 Panzer II is cheap, easy to build and fun to paint & weather.
That’s great, thanks for your comeback. I’ll do those things, also the vids and presentations are great for ‘behind the scenes’ tips. The way to pick out seams in the metal and how to show exhaust dirt from the jet engines is fantastic. I’ll be going with a 1/32 harrier jump jet. Should be interesting. When I’m finished I’ll put it here to see who likes or dislikes, hints and tips ect. The air that’s used in this presentation I’ll be getting. Not harbouring anything good but it’ll be a good learning curve. Any suggestions where to get them? Mail order would be best. Don’t go out much anymore. Cheers fella. 👍😆
I just picked up the hobby again after a 30 year hiatus. I'm now on my 5th kit. My suggestion would be a WWII Tamiya 1/48 aircraft or some of the smaller 1/72 Airfix kits. I'm currently working on Academy's 1/35 AH-1Z helicopter and having a great time. Invest in good tools and have fun!
@@ianslee8968 if you’re able to find a nearby hobby store like a HobbyTown, they have a LOT of kits, a great place to get a look at a vast selection of models and find something you think you’d like. Places like Hobby Lobby and even Michael’s also tend to carry several aircraft, car, and tank kits, albeit a smaller selection. All of these places will offer most of what you need. To me it’s a more fulfilling experience to make a trip out of it and bringing a plastic bird home rather than having to buy something online. At the end of the day, whatever is more convenient for you!
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i wanted to know can i skip the varnish and just apply the dark dirt wash over the grey paint,or can i ask will the dirt wash still wipe away without the varnish? Richard
Hi Richard, essentially the underlying paint finish will dictate how the wash behaves. I applied a gloss varnish as 1) this makes it easier to wipe a majority of the wash away, just leaving it in panel lines, and 2) it also protects the decals and underlying paint from the quite harsh method of rubbing the wash off. If the wash is applied over a matt surface then it's much harder to remove, but this does mean you end up with a dirtier effect, so it's down to how you want your model to look really.
@@EchoRangeModels hi its Richard again i am not sure of this but does this trumpeter euro fighter come with rubber tires? i heard that it did but not sure.Richard
excelente kit
Awesome Build,Thumbs up ;-)
Pilot from kit or aftermarket?
Do they have 1/18th scale airplane model
I thought for sure that there would be colored led lights put in the engines to shine through the clear rods as afterburners
Excelent Work! This model Will be a reference to other modelers in youtube for many years and in diferents scales, congratulations!
Great job mate 👍🏼
A great build but with one error: the port side fin national marking is back to front. The red part faces forward on both sides of the fin.
He just followed the decal sheet...
Blimey mate, give the man a break. Only one he’s done. You have to go with the decals included. Give help, not kick in the ding dings. First time I’ve seen how to do exhaust paint and lots more the same. Bambies mum said if you can’t say something nice, don’t say anything at all. 😆👍
@@ianslee8968 Paul did say something nice, he said "A great build," which it was, however getting the tail flash the wrong way round is a kind of basic error. How do you learn if you can't accept constructive criticism?
Too many panel lines no? Maybe a coat of thin matt sky grey over the top?
Nicely done from a new subscriber. I'm more of a Sci-Fi/Dinosaur modeller myself but I really enjoyed watching you put this one together. Makes me want to actually start some of the Mig/Sukhoi kits I have in the stash (knew I got them for something).
Hello, nice model... you habe link to buy the for the silicone holder and the diameter? Greetz from germany
Silly question: despite the plane being depicted in flight, and a pilot in the 'pit, why did you opt to not paint the interior?
Hi James, I'm not really sure what you mean, I did paint the interior.
@@EchoRangeModels you painted the cockpit? I didn't see that, but if it was done off camera, then ok.
@@angelisreal It was sprayed MSG at 19:55, and given a wash around 21:15. I painted a few switches etc off camera.
Great build, not so keen on Grotbags' pop socks though 😂
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@@ianslee8968 At last! Six months later, someone got it. Well done, Ian!!
Brave soul using that cement VMS or Tamyia extra thin all the way for me
the tail fin flash on the port side is back to front
You did an amazing job with this kit. I'm actually just a little bit disappointed with the quality of the kit itself. Not sure that I would want to build this one.
Undetachable base? Sounds like a nightmare for transport. Tightening of the afterburner chamber (like 2 styrene rings, one at the beginning of the chamber and one at the end) to the size of acrylic rod would do the job.
I thought all of the Typhoon was made of composite material, particularly on the wings so there wouldn’t be any rivets.
The real thing is definitely covered in rivets. They're visible in most photos.
Not on the wings though, barely any rivets on the wings on the real aircraft. It’s known that who ever did the riveting on the moulds for the Trumpeter 1/32nd kit was paid per rivet, if they were there in real life or not!
Barely a rivet at all on underside of wing, top side is very similar
images.app.goo.gl/PVjaC3J5B9fJqnd9A
Ah fair enough, I didn't realise the bottom didn't have the rivets, the top of the wings are correct though, as can be seen in this photo cdn.boldmethod.com/images/learn-to-fly/aircraft-systems/canards/primary-eurofighter.jpg the upper surface is covered in rivets/fasteners.
@@EchoRangeModels th-cam.com/video/RleQieJHE4w/w-d-xo.html
20 seconds in,
Calling it a Eurofighter is like calling a Tornado a Panavia....
Your painting and everything are great. Only problem is you chose the wrong model. The revell one is better. Plus some enhanced paveway IV would have been great, Typhoon never carried Alarm. L Arsenal has the paveway IV .
Thanks! Unfortunately being a commission build the kit was chosen for me, I would have definitely gone for the Revell kit had it been my choice. The Trumpeter one was a real disappointment.
Nice job but the weathering is a bit exaggerated. The fighters are maintained regularly, they don't get so dirty
Dont like afterburners.
Nice job! You're right that engine ribbing is not present on the real thing, also it does not have any rivets on the top side, because it's one big chunk of composite. You have good skill, build 1/32, buy aftermarket parts... PLEASE ffs... ditch that shitty humbrol glue :D
Thanks! Haha, I only use the Humbrol glue for really large surfaces where extra thin wouldn't have enough bite. It's fine for that kind of thing. I've seen the issue of rivets brought up before, I'm no expert on the Typhoon by a long shot however in certain photos of the real thing, there are rows of rivets/fasteners visible.
if you take a look at this photo: cdn.boldmethod.com/images/learn-to-fly/aircraft-systems/canards/primary-eurofighter.jpg the fasteners are definitely there.
@@EchoRangeModels not sure that's a photo of a plane though, looks more like a painting to me
sigh..that muzic
El final del fuselaje no sigue la forma real del eurofigter. Es una metida de pata del fabricante trumpetermodels. Parece mentira que supervisen tan mal un proyecto. Da pena. Un 0, al fabricante de la maqueta.
Eurofighter Typhoon - stupid aircraft = stupid model
You must be so much fun to hang out with...
Is it your time of the month? Wonderful instruction and so much instruction in your post. Saddoo
Are you the post-op trans person who worked in the airman's mess at MPA, Falkland Islands? (S)he had a very similar opinion of the "stupid little things." Military procurement agencies fortunately do not rely on the expert advice of food handlers.
rubbish you never see one in that dirty state very very over done
Very poor job. Basic techinics needed to do the job not seen.
Use the paintbrush as using crayons.
Glue job very bad. The achrilyc rods idea could be nice if well done. That colors?
Try to learn more before trying to teach