Bandai 1/72 B-Wing Starfighter Full Build & Paint

Bandai 1/72 B-Wing Starfighter Kit # 0230456
Paint Used
Tamiya
XF-69 NATO Black
XF-2 Flat White
Gunze Sangyo Aqueous
H24 Orange Yellow
H53 Neutral Gray
H56 Intermediate Blue
H317 Gray FS36231
Mig Productions 1009 Starship Wash
Valejo
70.940 Saddle Brown
70.957 Flat Red
Game Color 72.050 Cold Grey
Panzer Aces
333 German Tank Crew
336 Afrika Korps Tank Crew
Model Air 71.062 Aluminum
Model Master Acryl 4636 Flat Clear
Tamiya 6mm Masking Tape
Valejo 28.851 Liquid Mask
Olfa Circle Cutter
Tamiya 87038 Extra Thin Cement

[@Guts3570]

I've always been a fan of really worn and dirty looking paint jobs on models and your weathering work is amazing.

[@martinscreative]

Great work, I like the subtle weathering and grime around the panels. I am currently building two of them myself. Keep up the good work!

[@LiamsHobbyRoom]

Work of art, friend! That "well loved" rebel fighter feeling really comes across!!

[@the-primered-thumb]

Excellent build and great looking paint 😉👍

[@michaelbenjmitchell1]

The unit crest decal in this kit is of the First Tactical Fighter Wing. Which by the way is still active even though they dropped Tactical from their name back in 1991.

[@manusharte1160]

👍 nice work!!

[@Darthography]

Great work Tiger

[@anunnaki8964]

Thank you for this video, I too will buy this B-Wing ^_^

[@vinny9708]

Thanks for the vid,I'm about to start this model and was stuck were to start👍

[@shodan-master-mind]

tres beau

[@jozefgoos1735]

Nicly done👍👍👍👍

[@trumpisacrybabydictatornar914]

There’s supposed to be a seam on the lower cannon section the ships are built in parts if you think of it as a real ship, in the movie that housing is not one solid piece , I have the same model you must have not done something right or maybe you got a bad version but mine fits perfectly I didn’t need to use glue on any of my parts and my ship looks perfect. And another benefit by not gluing your band I models together is if you ever want to do any modifications or repaint later on the ship can be dismantled Bandai star war model kits are built so perfectly I have never needed to glue any of my star war Bandai kits

[@EventHorizonModels]

I must have misaligned something, I really enjoy the Bandai SW kits and was thinking of doing a TIE fighter to add an Imperial ship to the channel, Cheers

[@stevethefishdotnet]

That's a great build. Do you want the lighting unit for the engines?

[@oldpadawan]

great work! did you gloss coat it before you did the starship panel wash

[@oldpadawan]

Did you gloss coat it before the starship wash

[@911jdcho]

Do you seal the pain in with a varnish afterwards? Such as testors dullcotte? Also can the Gunze paints be used in an airbrush right out of the bottle or do you thin it with something?

[@EventHorizonModels]

I've been using the new Tamiya lacquer for clear gloss and flat, they seem to work quite well, I used a final coat of clear flat but it might have needed a second coat. I always thin Gunze, in fact I thin every paint that goes thru the airbrush no matter the brand, at least 60/40 thinner to paint ratio if not more in some cases.

[@SPerk15]

What airbrush is this? Great job!

[@albanmahoudeau1779]

STOREARMY .

[@TheDLVProject]

Is anyone else's set miss labeling C20-C24?

[@vinny9708]

Do you not prime anything mark?

[@EventHorizonModels]

Hey Vinny, I prime depending on the model, and what kind of undercoat that will influence the base and highlight colours. Generally I use NATO black as a kind of primer and deep base. Mr Surfacer 1500 Grey and Black are staples also.

[@vinny9708]

Thanks for the help👍@@EventHorizonModels

[@albanmahoudeau1779]

TROGNONB-WING. BANDAI SCALE..1/72EME.