Phenominal job on the Saiun! One or two points. The C6N was a Nakajima design and manuactured by Nakajima. Nakajima used their own version of IJN Dark Green paint, which differed from the Mitsubishi Dark Green, Nakajima being more of a very Dark Olive hue, rather than the slightly blue hue in the Dark Green Mitsubishi paint. The Saiun did see active service, notably in the Battle of the Inland Sea in march 1945. They spotted the Incoming US formation and 2 were shot down, the other 6 escaping...
Great job. One thing you can do is do some paint chipping where the crew climbs into the cockpit areas and the canopy frame itself where it slides open and closed.
Great video. I 2nd the small paintbrushes. I use them for small details and other tasks. Spraying the green under the primer for the canopy was something i never thought of, but will do now. And the gray panel liner technique. I definitely learned a lot in this video.
You knocked it out of the park again. Entertaining and very informative as usual. There's so much information revealed in this video, I'll need to watch the video a few more times to soak it all in. You've really set the bar higher this time.
Great job. I was wondering why you glued the canopies on before you masked them up but it makes sense doing it this way because it eliminates any possible finger prints from handling the canopy.
@@StyreneModelersHaven i have some old Polly S paints fir a FW190 I never finished. That was around 97. I have humbrol enamel tins from 1995. Still good stuff. I can't let go. The humbrol i bought in Germany while I was stationed there. Made it back to Colorado and now I'm in Alabama. Amazing they haven't beem lost
Love the painting. Aside from that I am willing to pay you $1,000000 if you lower the music or disregard it all together. Yes I'm willing to negotiate.
Phenominal job on the Saiun! One or two points. The C6N was a Nakajima design and manuactured by Nakajima. Nakajima used their own version of IJN Dark Green paint, which differed from the Mitsubishi Dark Green, Nakajima being more of a very Dark Olive hue, rather than the slightly blue hue in the Dark Green Mitsubishi paint.
The Saiun did see active service, notably in the Battle of the Inland Sea in march 1945. They spotted the Incoming US formation and 2 were shot down, the other 6 escaping...
Great job. One thing you can do is do some paint chipping where the crew climbs into the cockpit areas and the canopy frame itself where it slides open and closed.
Cool idea!
I love your build videos. Helpful and entertaining
Glad you enjoy it! Thank you for watching.
Very enjoyable thanks for taking the time to make the video . Regards Gav.
Glad you enjoyed it!
Great video. I 2nd the small paintbrushes. I use them for small details and other tasks. Spraying the green under the primer for the canopy was something i never thought of, but will do now. And the gray panel liner technique. I definitely learned a lot in this video.
So glad you got some tips from the video!
Most excellent results,with any modeling experemtaion there's always a moment of truth?🤔
Jman
Thank you!
You knocked it out of the park again. Entertaining and very informative as usual. There's so much information revealed in this video, I'll need to watch the video a few more times to soak it all in. You've really set the bar higher this time.
Thanks for the positive feedback Frank! Hope you can try a few of these techniques on your builds.
Definitely have to watch his videos several times to get everything.
Looks cool. 🛩
Thank you!
Most excellent! Very nicely done👍🏆 I use similar technique but with enamels and artist oils
Thank you! Cheers!
Great job. I was wondering why you glued the canopies on before you masked them up but it makes sense doing it this way because it eliminates any possible finger prints from handling the canopy.
Thanks for watching!
Good job. I can literally snell the video. Haha. Using paint from my childhood
LOL! I have a lot of Model Master paints and they are still in great shape!
@@StyreneModelersHaven i have some old Polly S paints fir a FW190 I never finished. That was around 97. I have humbrol enamel tins from 1995. Still good stuff. I can't let go. The humbrol i bought in Germany while I was stationed there. Made it back to Colorado and now I'm in Alabama. Amazing they haven't beem lost
Great looking build. Jealous of your vinyl cutter. Thanks for sharing your hard work.
Thank you very much!
Love the painting. Aside from that I am willing to pay you $1,000000 if you lower the music or disregard it all together. Yes I'm willing to negotiate.
LOL! I'll see what I can do.
@@StyreneModelersHaven I like the music. It's like I'm watching someone build a model in a 90s mall❤
Awesome video! How long would you wait for the oil wash to dry before applying a clear coat?
I usually give 24 hours so it won't smudge as I handle the model for the clear coat.