It's nice to see someone's first narrated model build rather than just putting captions and annoying music, keep it up. I enjoyed watching your build and being a helicopter fan seeing this build was good. Never be afraid to narrate a video. Normally if a video is just music and captions I will turn it off.👍
Outstanding build! The only problem with the voiceover is the mechanical nature of the voice (not your problem in any way I must say!) That said, it was concise and well thought out. Your techniques are excellent and I have learned a few things from you today. Thank you and Slava Ukraini & Heroyam Slava!
Thanks for the feedback. Voice in test mode. I will rely on the feedback of the viewers. If the community does not like it, I will not use it in the future.
Beautiful work, I love that you picked an older kit and really brought it to life. I’m a huge fan of weathering too. I use oils from Abteilung and a variety of pigment powders. Happy modeling!
Unfortunately, I did not see it live. I saw the photo and video. Of course I will build this wonderful plane. I am waiting for more photos to choose a prototype.
I know about Quinta Studios. But if you know, Quinta Studios is a Russian manufacturer, and if you didn't know, Russia has now invaded the territory of my country and is killing civilians and terrorizing peaceful cities with missiles and drones. Reskit/Kelik I can bet. The early ones were really bad but their new releases are on par with Quinta Studios and have a huge line of resin and 3d printed aftermarket
Озвучка крута ідея. Текст цікавий навіть в такому варіанті. Так розумію, ти дослівно перекладаєш на англійську, не впевнений що деякі поняття коректно перекладаються таким чином. Я в такому випадку український текст даю на переклад Chat GPT, а тоді вже можна на озвучку, він не погано з технічними текстами справляється. Ну і сподіваюсь невдовзі буде адекватна начитка українською )
Chat GPT пробував, він пе сильно краще справляється, деколи навіть гірше. Озвучка в тестовому режимі, наразі шукаю свій шлях. Української мабуть небуде на цьому каналі, він все ж таки спрямований на західну аудиторію з самого початку. Українськомовний контент в планах але не знаю коли. Часу катастрофічно не хватає.😑
@@VolodymyrGryniuk Зміна звукових доріжок класна фіча і ніби лежить на поверхні але чомусь Ютуб не дає такого функціоналу для авторів приватних каналів, хоча така механіка є. Наприклад при перегляді фільму взятого на прокат або купленого тут на Ютубі перемикання звукової доріжки присутнє.
@@AF921ScaleModelsReedoak is in franve I believe I get figures drom them, so far I have purchaves a Ukrainian Mig 29 pilot in 1 /48 and apatchie crew modern in 1/48 they also have 1/32 etc
That not true since the Blackhawk is not named for a tribe but for Blackhawk” who was a Sauk Leader - Blackhawk, who fought in the war of 1812. The naming of Army helicopters fell under Army Regulation AR 70-28 states “Army Aircraft should be given to names of Native American tribes, or chiefs or terms.” Though AR 70-28 is no longer around, naming Army aircraft around Native Americans still stuck.
$60 for the kit and twice that for all the aftermarket stuff. That is just insane. Most of that stuff you got resin for can be improved with a little scratch building. Try being a _MODELER_ not just an _ASSEMBLER_ . The method of pre-shading that you use is very time consuming. It is much better to use the gray primer and microfiller and then airbrush black lines over it. You spent all that money on resin but complain of the smell of lacquers. I suggest you get yourself a spraybooth and vent it to the outside. That way you are not painting all over your work area and won't have to deal with the smell. Lastly, American choppers are not painted olive drab, they are painted Helo drab which is a darker green. Also, the blades on an Apache are not painted black, they are painted dark gray.
Thanks for the feedback and criticism, but... Most of what you wrote is nonsense. The model with all the additions cost me $60. There are such inaccuracies and simplifications on this model that ordinary scratching cannot fix. Everything is correct - I am a MODELIST who ASSEMBLING models and not collects boxes of plastic. Regarding preshading, I will say that everyone goes their own way and everyone does as they please. The paint booth, which I have, by the way, does not save from the smell at the moment when the lacquers are being prepared for application and I do not like the smell itself, so I use a respirator, which I advise you to do. The colors are a controversial issue and this is not the place to discuss. I have looked at thousands of photos and videos of Apaches and I will say that there is no single standard color, and over time, after long-term operation, it is difficult to find two helicopters that are very similar to each other. Thanks again for the feedback.
@@AF921ScaleModels I was an Air Assault Infantryman for 22 of my 26 years in the Army. I have flown in Hueys, Blackhawks, Shithooks and Little Birds. We were around Apache's all the time. Never once in that entire time did I ever see an Army chopper besides Huey's and Cobras that were painted in OD. It is not a controversial issue, they are all painted in Army Helo Drab CARC. I mix, spray and clean all paint, acrylic, enamel and lacquer in my double spray booth with both fans going. My wife has walked in many times and says she never smells anything. I suggest you get a better spray booth. And if you rely on other people's work rather than using your own scratch building, you _are_ and assembler rather than a modeler.
@@AF921ScaleModels Actually I would say what Steve wrote is quite accurate. I agree that there are modelers and there are assemblers. To use that much resin clearly puts you in the "assembler" category. And what is _really_ nonsense is your statement _"There are such inaccuracies and simplifications on this model that ordinary scratching cannot fix."_ . There is _nothing_ that cannot be fixed with the appropriate amount of scratch building if you are a skilled modeler. I built the old 1980's Revell 1/32 Apache back in 1996 and pretty much rebuilt the whole kit because it was far simpler than the 1/48 Hasegawa one. It took Best in Class and Best in Show at the 2000 IPMS Nationals. I lived 20 minutes from FT Rucker and knew people that let me take hundreds of reference photos. I did this WIP website in 1996, so it is pretty simple and the photos not the best, but it details everything I did to that old kit. THIS is real modeling, not using other people's work. If a model has shortcomings, and all do, FIX IT YOURSELF. And Steve is right, no Army choppers were painted OD after Vietnam. www.angelfire.com/mp/scottsmodels/ah-64a_apache.htm
@@scottmurphy650 Everyone has their own vision. This is what makes the 90s different from modern times, that back then there weren't so many additions to models and you had to do everything yourself. I remember those times well. Yes, you're right, in principle you can fix a lot on a model, but the time spent... is it worth it? You yourself wrote the number of hours in the description, and I created my model in 30-40 hours. I don't want to spend half my life assembling one model. Maybe someday I'll retire and build models day and night, but now I only have 2-3 hours a day to do what I love. And my goal was not to create a perfect copy of Apache, it's impossible to create one. I just wanted to quickly correct the inaccuracies that the manufacturer made in the model. And I don't claim prizes and don't put the model up for a competition, I don't brag that this is the best model in front of everyone - I assemble models for myself and share the process and the result with everyone. You have made many open technical compartments on your model yourself, spent hundreds of hours, I wonder how much the geometry of the model corresponds to a real helicopter? I say again - everyone assembles models as they want, there are no single rules. You did not come up with scale modeling and did not write the rules for assembling models and you have no right to call someone a modeler and someone simply ASSEMBLER. This is your opinion and keep it to yourself. All the best...
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00:00 - Intro
01:30 - cocpit and 3d decals
05:45 - resin engines
08:37 - resin pilons and fuselage assembly
13:15 - priming, preshading and painting
15:46 - decals, wash and weathering
19:44 - final steps
23:32 - М230
26:30 - main rotor and radar
30:56 - finale
Really Nice work for your Apache, I'm currently doing the 1/35 AH-64A from Academy.
It's nice to see someone's first narrated model build rather than just putting captions and annoying music, keep it up. I enjoyed watching your build and being a helicopter fan seeing this build was good. Never be afraid to narrate a video. Normally if a video is just music and captions I will turn it off.👍
Thanks for the feedback! It's great to hear that someone liked it!
As a former Apache mechanic in the Army and as a civilian for over 20 years, I approve this build😊😊
Thanks for the feedback. It makes me happy
Outstanding build!
The only problem with the voiceover is the mechanical nature of the voice (not your problem in any way I must say!) That said, it was concise and well thought out. Your techniques are excellent and I have learned a few things from you today. Thank you and Slava Ukraini & Heroyam Slava!
Thanks for the feedback. Voice in test mode. I will rely on the feedback of the viewers. If the community does not like it, I will not use it in the future.
Beautiful work, I love that you picked an older kit and really brought it to life. I’m a huge fan of weathering too. I use oils from Abteilung and a variety of pigment powders. Happy modeling!
Thanks for the feedback. That's how it was intended - to show that old but high-quality sets are no worse than modern ones
Ґрунт на очах висихає. Молодець! Чудова робота!
Дякую за відгук
Nice build. I'm really looking forward to the next one
Thanks for the feedback. The video is already being edited. Everything will depend on the availability of electricity
Excellent build. Inspirational.
Thanks for the feedback!
Such a cool piece of work. Nice work dude 👍👍
Thanks for the feedback
Awesome job and thanks for the tip on the blades!
Thanks for the feedback!!!
Spectacular build!
Thanks for the feedback
Really nice build! I have a love-hate relationship with the Apache, I don't like it in Helo Drab, but I do like it in desert colors.
I plan to pick up another one from Meng in the desert camo in the future, maybe Israeli. Thanks for the feedback
Wunderschön gebaut😀👍
Nice build 😊
Чудова робота! Чекаємо такі в реалі з близькими нам кольорами😅
Дякую за відгук. Це б було неймовірно. F-16 дочекались, може і Апачі дочекаємся;)
Looks great!
Thanks for the feedback
Як завжди неймовірно
Величезне дякую!
Nice job!
Looks cool.
Thanks for the feedback
Nice Jobs, Greetings from Chile ❤
Thanks from Ukraine
Класний Апачі вийшов! Але то не кулемет, а 30мм гармата
Дякую за відгук. Так, дійсно це гармата, моя помилка, дякую.
I still rate the early 00's hasegawa kits as good as and in some ways better that the most recents from tamiya and eduard.
Weena ,weena Skinhead
Did you see the Ukrainian F-16's!!!!! I can't wait to see your build of them!!!!
Unfortunately, I did not see it live. I saw the photo and video. Of course I will build this wonderful plane. I am waiting for more photos to choose a prototype.
Any brand that makes pre colored kits?
I want to build a model like this but i dont have the skill, patience and resources to paint it myself 😖
I highly recommend Quinta Studios 3d decals for this kit. Reskit's/Kelik 3d decals are... really bad in comparison
I know about Quinta Studios. But if you know, Quinta Studios is a Russian manufacturer, and if you didn't know, Russia has now invaded the territory of my country and is killing civilians and terrorizing peaceful cities with missiles and drones. Reskit/Kelik I can bet. The early ones were really bad but their new releases are on par with Quinta Studios and have a huge line of resin and 3d printed aftermarket
Awesome video and great build. I would very much rather hear a human voice though, mistakes and all...even if it meant subtitles.
Thanks for the feedback
Озвучка крута ідея. Текст цікавий навіть в такому варіанті. Так розумію, ти дослівно перекладаєш на англійську, не впевнений що деякі поняття коректно перекладаються таким чином. Я в такому випадку український текст даю на переклад Chat GPT, а тоді вже можна на озвучку, він не погано з технічними текстами справляється. Ну і сподіваюсь невдовзі буде адекватна начитка українською )
Chat GPT пробував, він пе сильно краще справляється, деколи навіть гірше. Озвучка в тестовому режимі, наразі шукаю свій шлях. Української мабуть небуде на цьому каналі, він все ж таки спрямований на західну аудиторію з самого початку. Українськомовний контент в планах але не знаю коли. Часу катастрофічно не хватає.😑
@@AF921ScaleModels не в курсі, в ютубі можна на відео кілька звукових доріжок давати для дубляжу?
@@VolodymyrGryniuk Зміна звукових доріжок класна фіча і ніби лежить на поверхні але чомусь Ютуб не дає такого функціоналу для авторів приватних каналів, хоча така механіка є. Наприклад при перегляді фільму взятого на прокат або купленого тут на Ютубі перемикання звукової доріжки присутнє.
You should get Reedoak's 1/48 ah 64 crew, that would push that amazing job u did into orbit with yer skills.
Thanks for the feedback! Unfortunately, in my region there were no decent figures to put them in the cockpit.
@@AF921ScaleModelsReedoak is in franve I believe I get figures drom them, so far I have purchaves a Ukrainian Mig 29 pilot in 1 /48 and apatchie crew modern in 1/48 they also have 1/32 etc
@@AF921ScaleModels sry about typos, my phone hates me
Smashing model, small critique , you have too much blade bend. Apache blades have a very subtle droop, almost negligible.
Thanks for the feedback
Great build.
I prey for the day Putin leaves you in peace
The US military pays Native American tribes for the use of their names 💯
Interesting information, didn't know about that
That not true since the Blackhawk is not named for a tribe but for Blackhawk” who was a Sauk Leader - Blackhawk, who fought in the war of 1812. The naming of Army helicopters fell under Army Regulation AR 70-28 states “Army Aircraft should be given to names of Native American tribes, or chiefs or terms.”
Though AR 70-28 is no longer around, naming Army aircraft around Native Americans still stuck.
If they wanna use my name they can pay me half what the tribes ask for
$60 for the kit and twice that for all the aftermarket stuff. That is just insane. Most of that stuff you got resin for can be improved with a little scratch building. Try being a _MODELER_ not just an _ASSEMBLER_ . The method of pre-shading that you use is very time consuming. It is much better to use the gray primer and microfiller and then airbrush black lines over it. You spent all that money on resin but complain of the smell of lacquers. I suggest you get yourself a spraybooth and vent it to the outside. That way you are not painting all over your work area and won't have to deal with the smell. Lastly, American choppers are not painted olive drab, they are painted Helo drab which is a darker green. Also, the blades on an Apache are not painted black, they are painted dark gray.
Thanks for the feedback and criticism, but...
Most of what you wrote is nonsense.
The model with all the additions cost me $60.
There are such inaccuracies and simplifications on this model that ordinary scratching cannot fix.
Everything is correct - I am a MODELIST who ASSEMBLING models and not collects boxes of plastic.
Regarding preshading, I will say that everyone goes their own way and everyone does as they please.
The paint booth, which I have, by the way, does not save from the smell at the moment when the lacquers are being prepared for application and I do not like the smell itself, so I use a respirator, which I advise you to do.
The colors are a controversial issue and this is not the place to discuss. I have looked at thousands of photos and videos of Apaches and I will say that there is no single standard color, and over time, after long-term operation, it is difficult to find two helicopters that are very similar to each other.
Thanks again for the feedback.
@@AF921ScaleModels I was an Air Assault Infantryman for 22 of my 26 years in the Army. I have flown in Hueys, Blackhawks, Shithooks and Little Birds. We were around Apache's all the time. Never once in that entire time did I ever see an Army chopper besides Huey's and Cobras that were painted in OD. It is not a controversial issue, they are all painted in Army Helo Drab CARC. I mix, spray and clean all paint, acrylic, enamel and lacquer in my double spray booth with both fans going. My wife has walked in many times and says she never smells anything. I suggest you get a better spray booth. And if you rely on other people's work rather than using your own scratch building, you _are_ and assembler rather than a modeler.
@@AF921ScaleModels Actually I would say what Steve wrote is quite accurate. I agree that there are modelers and there are assemblers. To use that much resin clearly puts you in the "assembler" category. And what is _really_ nonsense is your statement _"There are such inaccuracies and simplifications on this model that ordinary scratching cannot fix."_ . There is _nothing_ that cannot be fixed with the appropriate amount of scratch building if you are a skilled modeler. I built the old 1980's Revell 1/32 Apache back in 1996 and pretty much rebuilt the whole kit because it was far simpler than the 1/48 Hasegawa one. It took Best in Class and Best in Show at the 2000 IPMS Nationals. I lived 20 minutes from FT Rucker and knew people that let me take hundreds of reference photos.
I did this WIP website in 1996, so it is pretty simple and the photos not the best, but it details everything I did to that old kit. THIS is real modeling, not using other people's work. If a model has shortcomings, and all do, FIX IT YOURSELF. And Steve is right, no Army choppers were painted OD after Vietnam.
www.angelfire.com/mp/scottsmodels/ah-64a_apache.htm
@@scottmurphy650 Everyone has their own vision. This is what makes the 90s different from modern times, that back then there weren't so many additions to models and you had to do everything yourself. I remember those times well. Yes, you're right, in principle you can fix a lot on a model, but the time spent... is it worth it? You yourself wrote the number of hours in the description, and I created my model in 30-40 hours. I don't want to spend half my life assembling one model. Maybe someday I'll retire and build models day and night, but now I only have 2-3 hours a day to do what I love. And my goal was not to create a perfect copy of Apache, it's impossible to create one. I just wanted to quickly correct the inaccuracies that the manufacturer made in the model. And I don't claim prizes and don't put the model up for a competition, I don't brag that this is the best model in front of everyone - I assemble models for myself and share the process and the result with everyone. You have made many open technical compartments on your model yourself, spent hundreds of hours, I wonder how much the geometry of the model corresponds to a real helicopter? I say again - everyone assembles models as they want, there are no single rules. You did not come up with scale modeling and did not write the rules for assembling models and you have no right to call someone a modeler and someone simply ASSEMBLER. This is your opinion and keep it to yourself. All the best...
Wunderschön gebaut😀👍