目次 Menu 0:00 オープニング opening 0:08 開封とパーツの切り出し Unpacking and cutting out the parts 0:27 エンジンとインジェクションシステム組み立て Engine and injection system assembly 2:01 ギヤボックスとリヤディスク Gearbox and rear disc 3:40 リヤセクション Rear Section 4:05 エキゾーストパイプも進める Exhaust pipe also included 4:50 リヤアップライトRear upright 5:20 エンジン各部ディテールアップ Detailing of engine parts 6:32 ラジエター&スロットル Radiator & Throttle 7:42 シャーシの組み立て Assembling the Chassis 8:36 フロントバルクヘッド関連 Front bulkhead related 9:01 サスペンションプレート Suspension Plate 9:51 フロントアップライト Front upright 10:56 フロントロールバー関連 Front roll bar related 11:41 オイルタンク周辺 Oil tank area 12:16 ボディ関連塗装 Body related painting 13:06 シャーシとエンジンの合体 Chassis and engine combination 14:26 シャーシ裏面の配線とカスタム Wiring and customization on the rear of the chassis 14:56 ボディカウルイのフィッティングと塗装 Body cowl fitting and painting 15:51 ウレタンクリアコートとタイヤ関連 Urethane clear coat and tire related 18:26 シャーシへのリベット打ち Riveting to the chassis
Woooow! What a master builder you are. I'm currently building the same Tamiya 1:12 scale Tyrrell P34 and I'm trying to get it as accurate and true as possible. Your video is an inspiration to any model builder but especially to me. My project will be in two phases. Phase one will first show the full car with engine and transmission attached with the body work removed to show off the inner detail. It will also have a fully detailed just engine and transmission (separate) on display. My second part will be to build the same Tyrrell P34 but with body work attached in the "First National City" markings. What has helped me especially in seeing your cars, is colors and the plumbing. My only question is, the hose fittings, is it proper to leave them the natural color or should they be painted in the transparent red and blue? Again, thanks for the beautiful model and your help. Cheers, Glenn.....
Thank you! The Tamiya 1/12 Tyrrell P34 is an old kit, but I think it's a very accurate kit. I hope this video was helpful. Good luck with the build! My question is about the cable joints? I painted them clear red and clear blue to give them an impact. I remember seeing a picture of the actual car.
@@NIGHTROTROOM Hi, thanks for getting back to me so fast, appreciated. Out of all of the 1:12 scale Tamiya F1 kits, this and the Wolf WR1 are my favorites. Thank you again for the comments. I'm looking forward to your projects. All the best, Glenn....
@@thephoneix271 Thank you! I'm thinking about starting my next work soon, but it's not F1, it's the first genre I'll try. It's a very popular plastic model in Japan, so I'm not sure if I can make it well, but I'll do my best, so please take a look.
Dear Sir I saw that the studio 27 detail kit you used is no more avilable Do you know for chance if it s possible to find it ? Thanks for Yr kind answer Best regards Roberto Milan
Hello! Sorry for the late reply. Studio 27's Tyrrell P34 transformer kit is currently out of production and is no longer in production. I used to have two of them, but I sold them at a flea market. The two I got were both on Yahoo Auctions. Occasionally, someone will put them up for auction on Yahoo Auctions, so if you search patiently, you may be able to find them.
Hi, I'm sorry to bother you, but I had a further question about the paints you've used. Can you tell me what brand you use and also, did you use a gloss black under coat for the metal paints? I'm using mostly AK Interactive (usually don't require a gloss black base coat) and also the Alclad II which usually do require a gloss black base coat. I l love watching this video, GREAT JOB! did you drill all of the holes for the seat or was this part of the upgrade kit? Absolutely stunning as I've said. Thanks for your help. Cheers, Glenn....
Thank you for always watching. First of all, regarding paint, manufacturers use different companies' products. I use Tamiya, Creos, and Finishers for the engine. In particular, I often use Finishers' light gunmetal and Creos's baked iron color for engine parts because they are my favorite colors. In that case, the base is a gray surfacer. Gaia Notes Premium Mirror Chrome is used for plating.Apply an enamel gloss black base coat. I think enamel is more effective than lacquer or acrylic. Depailler's perforated sheet came with holes in the kit, but there were a lot of burrs and more than half of them were covered. So I used a pin vise to make holes one by one.
@@NIGHTROTROOMAs always, thanks for getting back to me so soon. I've never heard of the Creos or Finishers manufacturers but will try and look them up. Thanks again for the information, I'll make good use of it. Also, I don't know if you have ever heard of Zero paint (it's a lacquer) but give it a look. I really LIKE IT. take good care of yourself and good luck on your new project. All the best, Glenn....
@@thephoneix271 hello! Creos and Finishers are Japanese manufacturers, so they are very popular in Japan. In Japan, I think more users use Creos' Mr.COLOR than Tamiya due to the influence of Gundam plastic models. Finishers releases paints that match each car model with unique coloring that cannot be found anywhere else. I don't know about Zero Paint. I'll look into it again. Thank you 😊
Dear Sir Wonderfull work I’m writing from Milan Italy and I ‘m a modeller to Where did you find the wiring scheme of the car ? Have You ? You know that the wiring is a very important detail for a building such yours Thanks for answering Best regards Roberto Milan
@@vapore100 Thank you for your comment 😊 I like wiring F1 engines and customize them while looking at various materials. Recent F1 engines do not have wiring, so it is fun to make a 1980s F1 👍
@@vapore100 By wiring model scheme, do you mean a wiring diagram? I am searching for information on the Internet. The cables used for wiring are sold separately in Japan.
目次 Menu
0:00 オープニング opening
0:08 開封とパーツの切り出し Unpacking and cutting out the parts
0:27 エンジンとインジェクションシステム組み立て Engine and injection system assembly
2:01 ギヤボックスとリヤディスク Gearbox and rear disc
3:40 リヤセクション Rear Section
4:05 エキゾーストパイプも進める Exhaust pipe also included
4:50 リヤアップライトRear upright
5:20 エンジン各部ディテールアップ Detailing of engine parts
6:32 ラジエター&スロットル Radiator & Throttle
7:42 シャーシの組み立て Assembling the Chassis
8:36 フロントバルクヘッド関連 Front bulkhead related
9:01 サスペンションプレート Suspension Plate
9:51 フロントアップライト Front upright
10:56 フロントロールバー関連 Front roll bar related
11:41 オイルタンク周辺 Oil tank area
12:16 ボディ関連塗装 Body related painting
13:06 シャーシとエンジンの合体 Chassis and engine combination
14:26 シャーシ裏面の配線とカスタム Wiring and customization on the rear of the chassis
14:56 ボディカウルイのフィッティングと塗装 Body cowl fitting and painting
15:51 ウレタンクリアコートとタイヤ関連 Urethane clear coat and tire related
18:26 シャーシへのリベット打ち Riveting to the chassis
ABSOLUTELY STUNNING WORK --- Oh AGAIN!!!
Thank you! I'll do my best to make my next work sound like that too!
Woooow! What a master builder you are. I'm currently building the same Tamiya 1:12 scale Tyrrell P34 and I'm trying to get it as accurate and true as possible. Your video is an inspiration to any model builder but especially to me. My project will be in two phases. Phase one will first show the full car with engine and transmission attached with the body work removed to show off the inner detail. It will also have a fully detailed just engine and transmission (separate) on display. My second part will be to build the same Tyrrell P34 but with body work attached in the "First National City" markings. What has helped me especially in seeing your cars, is colors and the plumbing. My only question is, the hose fittings, is it proper to leave them the natural color or should they be painted in the transparent red and blue? Again, thanks for the beautiful model and your help. Cheers, Glenn.....
Thank you! The Tamiya 1/12 Tyrrell P34 is an old kit, but I think it's a very accurate kit. I hope this video was helpful. Good luck with the build! My question is about the cable joints? I painted them clear red and clear blue to give them an impact. I remember seeing a picture of the actual car.
@@NIGHTROTROOM Hi, thanks for getting back to me so fast, appreciated. Out of all of the 1:12 scale Tamiya F1 kits, this and the Wolf WR1 are my favorites. Thank you again for the comments. I'm looking forward to your projects. All the best, Glenn....
@@thephoneix271 Thank you! I'm thinking about starting my next work soon, but it's not F1, it's the first genre I'll try. It's a very popular plastic model in Japan, so I'm not sure if I can make it well, but I'll do my best, so please take a look.
見始めてまずは実車かなぁ〜と思ったら全てプラモ、製作への愛情と技量を感じました。セット組んで写真撮影してみたいです。
@@willwill3010 ありがとうございます😊
いつも時間がかかってしまうので愛着が湧いてきます。このマシンは昔から好きなマシンでした。幼い頃は難しくて作りたくても作れなかったのでやっと完成させることが出来ました😌
キングオブモデラー🎉
嬉しいコメントありがとうございます！
こんばんは😊流石です🎉あたいのはアップに耐えれません😂
カーモデルという国宝の美術工芸品ですね❤👍
コンテストの締め切りが後、1か月近くになったので
そろそろ再始動したいと思います😅
アタイのもあまりアップにして綺麗とは言えません💦ウェザリングで誤魔化してるからいいんです😅
コンテスト、活発ッスね😊
オイラも何かコンテストあれば参加してみたいなぁ🤔
何か探そっと👍
Dear Sir
I saw that the studio 27 detail kit you used is no more avilable
Do you know for chance if it s possible to find it ?
Thanks for Yr kind answer
Best regards
Roberto
Milan
Hello! Sorry for the late reply. Studio 27's Tyrrell P34 transformer kit is currently out of production and is no longer in production. I used to have two of them, but I sold them at a flea market. The two I got were both on Yahoo Auctions. Occasionally, someone will put them up for auction on Yahoo Auctions, so if you search patiently, you may be able to find them.
Hi, I'm sorry to bother you, but I had a further question about the paints you've used. Can you tell me what brand you use and also, did you use a gloss black under coat for the metal paints? I'm using mostly AK Interactive (usually don't require a gloss black base coat) and also the Alclad II which usually do require a gloss black base coat. I l love watching this video, GREAT JOB! did you drill all of the holes for the seat or was this part of the upgrade kit? Absolutely stunning as I've said. Thanks for your help. Cheers, Glenn....
Thank you for always watching. First of all, regarding paint, manufacturers use different companies' products. I use Tamiya, Creos, and Finishers for the engine. In particular, I often use Finishers' light gunmetal and Creos's baked iron color for engine parts because they are my favorite colors. In that case, the base is a gray surfacer. Gaia Notes Premium Mirror Chrome is used for plating.Apply an enamel gloss black base coat. I think enamel is more effective than lacquer or acrylic. Depailler's perforated sheet came with holes in the kit, but there were a lot of burrs and more than half of them were covered. So I used a pin vise to make holes one by one.
@@NIGHTROTROOMAs always, thanks for getting back to me so soon. I've never heard of the Creos or Finishers manufacturers but will try and look them up. Thanks again for the information, I'll make good use of it. Also, I don't know if you have ever heard of Zero paint (it's a lacquer) but give it a look. I really LIKE IT. take good care of yourself and good luck on your new project. All the best, Glenn....
@@thephoneix271 hello! Creos and Finishers are Japanese manufacturers, so they are very popular in Japan. In Japan, I think more users use Creos' Mr.COLOR than Tamiya due to the influence of Gundam plastic models. Finishers releases paints that match each car model with unique coloring that cannot be found anywhere else. I don't know about Zero Paint. I'll look into it again. Thank you 😊
Dear Sir
Wonderfull work
I’m writing from Milan Italy and I ‘m a modeller to
Where did you find the wiring scheme of the car ? Have You ?
You know that the wiring is a very important detail for a building such yours
Thanks for answering
Best regards
Roberto
Milan
@@vapore100 Thank you for your comment 😊 I like wiring F1 engines and customize them while looking at various materials. Recent F1 engines do not have wiring, so it is fun to make a 1980s F1 👍
Thanks for Yr answer
I love wiring me too
But where do find scheme for wiring models ?
Thanks and compliments again
Regards
Roberto
Milan
@@vapore100 By wiring model scheme, do you mean a wiring diagram? I am searching for information on the Internet. The cables used for wiring are sold separately in Japan.