1/72 F4F Wildcat - Airfix
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 26 ส.ค. 2021
- The Grumman F4F Wildcat is an American carrier-based fighter aircraft that began service in 1940 with the United States Navy, it was the only effective fighter available to the United States Navy and Marine Corps in the Pacific Theater during the early part of the Second World War.
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Great job. That rivet detailed really raised the bar on your build. Just ordered that tool. Thanks for the tutorial. 👍👍
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Very good build!
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Stunning results. Looks absolutely fantastic.
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looking fantastic
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After watching this I feel like building a airfix kit 😂
The quality of their new tool kits are great!
@@KumaModels nice 👍
Excellent work
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Amazing build! Got some tips on how to build the kit I ordered. Thanks man! Keep it up!
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Great build..l’m making this kit now and got some good tips for my build…👍
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Great build. I have this kit and your video is going to help me build my kit. I plan to build mine as a gift to my brother who was in the Marines. Thanks for posting.
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Came out really nice. I'm getting ready to start one of these too. Thanks for sharing, have a great day.
-David
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Impressive !
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Fantastic job dude- imma build this because damn thats good
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Great video, I like to work with 1/72 scale for diorama building. I've seen rivet applicator tool that is great. Watching the process for blacking panel lines was super helpful. Thank you making this video.
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Amazing👍
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Nice build of this legend of the aircraft,just on the video i not arrive to see the pre shading with the paint so difficult to spray just on the limit for see the pre shading and have the good paint too . What's your next model?
Thank you very much. Next model is related to this aircraft. I’ll keep it a secret for now.
Fantastic build. May I ask what camera and tripod you use for filming? Excellent work.
Thank you very much! I'm just using an iPhone camera to do my filming and a very cheap smartphone tripod.
I have to admit that it looks like you lost the preshading. But it still looks really nice!
Thank you very much! I will do better next time!
I have a question friend
Whats the most satisfying moment while building a model?
It would probably be airbrushing the model. I find it exciting seeing my model come to completion with each color I apply.
@@KumaModels that's good i am still struggling with my 1/48 B5N2
Good luck with your build!
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Не...,арма моделс, сделала более крутую модель этого самолета....,айрфикс, нервно курит в сторонке.😂😅
With all due respect : I don't get why people are still using putty that requires sanding afterwards and redrawing lost details. There's putty you apply and that allows wiping away any excess immediately with a wet Q-tip. No sanding. No rescribing. Easy as singing out of key.
I tried Vallejo Plastic putty and it is similar to what you described. It is good for filling small gaps but in my experience, once the putty had cured it shrinks too much. That's why for bigger gaps I still prefer to use putty that requires sanding.
What blue did you use?
I used Tamiya Medium blue and white, 50-50 mix.
Can you give me a list of the pilot's uniform
What list do you mean? Like the paint used?
@@KumaModels yes 7:20 that one you skipped