In the past I've worked on various portions of the 1/48th scale Saturn V available from Lower Hudson Valley. This is a large model with the 1st stage measuring over 200mm in diameter just for the circular section. In order to get a reasonably true cylinder I found it best to cut a piece of heavy paper just slightly longer than the internal diameter. The outer skin takes 4 sheets of A4. These i joined with strips of tracing paper. When placing the inside sheet inside the skin it required the edges to be placed against each other. Then snapping the piece into shape. This imposed a tension on the outer skin that made it very circular. On another model l needed conic sections (fustrums) with a small diameter of 100mm and a base of 112mm. The best way i found to achieve this was machine a ring that matched the angle of the cone and slip that over the outside forcing it into a true shape. And then fitting an inner skin. This structure took 2 skin pieces. Each with multiple openings.
This is realy papercrafting tutotrial with simply cleaver techniques. Please do more videos for example how craft and glue small parts, plane segments, how make nice edges etc.
Wo, kiedyś też składałem modele, niestety były odręcznie rysowane i wiele rzyczyło z dokładniści, ale kilka technik kształtowania kartonu jest poodobne do twojego. Niestety nie miałem prętów ale za to używałem rantu stołu, to wstępnego kształtowania poszycia. Genialny jest pomysł z folią!!! Szkoda że ja kiedyś nie wpadłem na takie coś :D
Hello, Nice video, thanks. But I have a question, at the video start when you bending the first part, there is quite big white spot which you need to cut, but yours part is bend at this moment, how you cutting it and hold the part form?
This is fantastic!! I have just subscribed to your videos. Thank you so very much for bringing this to us. I never had success with the few card stock models I built years ago. I have a model that I want to try now but want to learn about some of the techniques first. Also, the music that accompanies this video is very beautiful. Thank you again and best wishes.
Are you not supposed to have those parts glued to paperboard first? It has a star mark on them. I know not all pieces do but you have to shape them after.
I find that having a selection of colored pencils & markers to match the colors printed on the paper helps with realism. The white on the ends of the paper really do need to be disguised. Sometimes before the assembly, or after....depending on the application. As always, it's best to go in with a plan with any model assemblage. Myself, I prefer German made paper models. The Polish ones, in my experience are good, too....but, sometimes lack concerning the directions. JSC Models from Poland are beautiful kits. IF, YOU CAN FIGURE OUT HOW THEY GO TOGETHER !!..... I love paper model ships, and JSC have a great selection. I just rolled the dice the other day and bought a ship kit of a WWII Japanese light cruiser, KITAKAMI from Answer Models from Poland. Hopefully, the directions won't leave me pulling my hair out.....🤔
Take a look at other polish publishers - Kartonowy Arsenał/Military Model, GPM, Kartonowa Kolekcja, Mały Modelarz, Orlik, Wak, Modelarstwo Kartonowe, Modelarstwo Okrętowe. There are plenty well designed models with (most of the cases) clear assembly instructions. Check out my other videos - I made one about coloring edges. I prefer using watercolor paints for this task :) Thanks for comment! Good luck with your Kitakami 👍
Kinda what I concluded. I just mute videos like this. The thing that bugs me is that, if someone isn't talking on the video, they inevitable choice seems to choose the most obnoxious music.
Mega!!! Czekam na odcinek, w którym pokażesz jak łączysz dwa odcinki kadłuba! Albo jak robisz końcówki skrzydeł! Albo... eh możliwości są nieskończone :) DOBRA ROBOTA!!
Dzięki! Odcinek o łączeniu poszycia kadłuba na pewno powstanie. O końcówkach skrzydeł nawet nie pomyślałem. Każda propozycja jest warta rozważenia więc jeśli masz jeszcze jakieś pomysły to wal śmiało - zobaczymy co da się zrobić :D
Hehe, mi osobiście przyda się odcinek z praktycznie każdego zakamarka modelarstwa, a zwłaszcza z elementów, które mi wychodzą najgorzej np. torpeda w Kate zakończona jest "szpikulcami", które utworzyły ładny, kolisty nos (z tego typu elementu czasami są też w owiewki śmigieł). Mieszanie farb w praktycznie idealny odcień - chociaż nie wiem czy na to jest jakaś technika - praktyka, praktyka i praktyka??
Zamiast "praktyki" wstawiłbym słowo "cierpliwość" :D. Mieszam tak długo aż uda mi się uzyskać żądany odcień. Często mieszanie zaczynam na nowo kiedy widzę, że pomimo prób nie udaje mi się uzyskać odpowiedniego koloru. Najlepiej jest zacząć wtedy cały proces na nowo i powtarzać tak długo, aż kolor będzie zbliżony do koloru wycinanki (lepiej jak jest nawet delikatnie jaśniejszy). Pozdrawiam :)
the mouse pad makes all the diference!! I´m making a V-2 rocket trailer and start to use this tecnich and the results were atonished! How about a clear parts(canopies) tutorial? Regards
I'm glad you got far better results after using mouse pad! I'm going to make canopies tutorial in the future. I'd like to make two different videos - first one about moulding canopies, second one about gluing paper parts onto moulded canopies :)
I wish I could of found a video like this when I first started to build card models 15+ years ago. The written descriptions of techniques were vague to say the least
What would you say is the best resource now? I'm currently doing a model but have come accross a bit of a problem - it's a ship model, and getting the sides in place accurately always seems to be the catch.
@@alannewman85 Probably TH-cam. I've been out of this for while. Been meaning to start back up but, well life keeps getting in the way 🤢 this might be one reason foam filled hulls are/where so popular. Also a lot I think depends on the publisher. And the time frame it was designed. And how well you can wield a knife. But a laser or Cricut might get around that. If it's an old ship with riveted hull plates it might be possible to lay a thin layer over the formers and then lay the hull plating over that. I won't say it's never been done. I've never seen a picture of it. Of course the issue with paper is compound curves. It can be done to some extent.
Clark, I bought already printed model :). I believe paper's weight is around 160-180 g/m². Yes, I apply water on the curved portion. I should have pointed that out.
I used wood primer lacquer called "Capon or Kapon" - one thin coat straight out the can applied by brush. It makes paper more flexible and resistant. I apply it on every page before cutting any part. I don't know Capon's equivalent in another countries although :(
@@technick-papermodels846 Celuose Lacquer or Guitar Lacquer are what Capon is. In case of Guitar lacquer you need to thin it down 1:1 or even 1:1.5 with cellulose thiner to get Capon consistency.
Most parts are of card stock of varying values. Lbs or gr/m2 depending on local. I find I prefer digital sourced models (downloaded or on CD) as opposed to printed ones. E en printed ones do a high quality scan and print your own sheets. Not so you can short the publisher but as insurance. That way if you mess up a part or assembly you haven't trashed the whole project. Another thing with printing from digital is the ability to edit the coloring and do re-scales
Mistrzowska technika...pręty na dniach będą zakupione oraz czekam na dalsze Twoje filmy. Bardzo dobrze wszystko pokazane! Więcej proszę w imieniu wszystkich! PS. mnie tam muzyka odpowiada heh a propos co to za utwór? Pozdrawiam:)
Mam nadzieję, że pręty będą Ci dobrze służyć :D. Przesiadka z krawędzi biurka na tego typu narzedzia było dla mnie kolosalną zmianą na plus. Filmiki planuję tworzyć dalej choć aktualnie wolę skupić się na klejeniu. Utwór to: Jordyn Edmonds - Mystery. Pozdrawiam :)
It would be easier to answer if i knew exact situation. For large, flat parts it's better to use non-waterbased glue. I don't know how to make it flat again and I believe it's almost impossible :(. Next time if you use waterbased glue try to use it as little as you can.
Use a solvent glue, like 'UHU' for example. Don't use normal PVA glue (white glue) on large parts as it contains water which distorts or 'curves' the paper as you say because it contains water. PVA dries by evaporation of the water. There is a type of PVA called 'tacky' PVA which I believe is better but havn't used myself yet ('Anita's' brand in the UK and 'Aleene's' in the USA.
I still struggle on twisting cone parts. I didn't figure best method yet but I'm working on it :D. Tutorial about gluing domes' petals will be published :)
Use something like the end of a sharpie marker or pen depending on how sharp or blunt. It gets the form memorized and them glue and squeeze into place. PVA glue works excellent and allows time for adjustment.
Hi, sorry, I would like to know if you are still active in this account, because I really liked your videos and I would like to know if you could do more tutorials, I am new to the world of paper airplane modeling and I would like to learn everything possible Your techniques seem insurmountable to me and because I would like you to teach me, I would be very grateful if you could respond to this message, I will be waiting, thanks for your time.
Jan Kokes, yes I used one layer of nitrocelulose lacquer (designed to use on wooden floors). It's called "Capon" or "Kapon" here in Poland. Sadly I don't know Czech equivalent.
Thx for the great tut, but awfull music better dont use music music itis just bandwidth waste, better just talk and explain or as you did put text . People have theire own music if they wanna hear music. :P I have one question though what do you use the disposable needles for? can you do a small tut about the use of needles?
I agree that choice of music was a mistake and it gets annoying after few seconds. I use disposable needles to shape very tight, small diameter tubes like barrel of a rifle etc. Probably I'll make short tutorial about making these. Thanks for your comment. Have a nice day :)
I create paper trucks You can check out my TH-cam model Paper Models If you are interested, you can support me by subscribing for which I thank you in advance Here is my link to the channel-> th-cam.com/channels/1GARXziHGCEMqtoNyUr0iw.html
Cześć. Naprawdę szacunek. To co robisz to czysta perfekcja. Jako początkujący mam kilka pytań. Skąd masz te rod'y, jakiego kleju używasz i jakiej firmy modele są najdokładniejsze? Ja robię Małego modelarza i mają sporo błędów. Pozdrawiam serdecznie Przemek.
Hej! :). "Pręt nierdzewny 20cm" w wyszukiwarce allegro - znajdziesz tam pręty o różnych średnicach. Akurat te o najmniejszych średnicach można kupić w odcinkach po 50cm ale to bardziej zaleta bo taka długość świetnie nadaje się do kształtowania krawędzi natarcia skrzydeł, które często mają spore gabaryty. Jeśli chodzi o kleje to do podklejania elementów na karton korzystam z kleju w sprayu kupionego w markecie budowlanym. Do całej reszty w 80% korzystam z bezbarwnego kleju wodnego BCG, czasami z kleju polimerowego jeśli boję się o deformację klejonej powierzchni (z klejami wodnymi trzeba niestety na to bardzo uważać) i z kleju cyjanoakrylowego do drutów i niekiedy do części kartonowych jeśli zależy mi na szybkim i trwałym połączeniu. Co do dokładności modeli to chyba najlepsze pod względem dokładności, spasowania ale też skomplikowania są modele z wydawnictwa Halinski. Jeśli chodzi o modele prostsze to zerknij na ofertę wydawnictwa Kartonowa Kolekcja lub proArte. Niestety jeszcze nie natknąłem się na model idealny, który nie zawierałby błędów i wprowadzanie wszelkich poprawkek, docinanie, dosztukowywanie i kombinowanie na zawsze wkroczyło do mojej modelarskiej codzienności. Zachęcam Cię też do zerknięcia na fora kartonowe www.konradus.com i www.papermodels.pl - to kopalnia wiedzy na temat opracowań różnych modeli jak i technik sklejania - na pewno znajdziesz tam coś dla siebie :). Pozdrawiam!
Technick - Paper Models Dzięki😁Pręty już kupiłem w sklepie metalowym w Łodzi. Klej używam Magic podobny do wikolu. Generalnie sklejałem już kiedyś w liceum i wtedy był Hermol. A teraz na starość mi wróciło 😃Spróbuję z tym BCG. Pozdrawiam i czekam na kolejne filmy. Szczególnie jak sklejasz części kadluba czyli poszycie z wręgą.
Przemku, akurat filmy o łączeniu części kadłuba są w dość odległych planach dlatego zachęcam do zapoznania się z opisem słownym połączonym ze zdjęciami, w którym wyjaśniam jak sklejam poszczególne elementy. Zajrzyj w te trzy odnośniki - opisuję tu szczegółowo sposoby łączenia poszycia. papermodels.pl/showthread.php?tid=8317&pid=140911#pid140911 papermodels.pl/showthread.php?tid=9568&pid=142322#pid142322 papermodels.pl/showthread.php?tid=9568&pid=144455#pid144455 Pozdrawiam :)
I agree with you. I should have used less "agressive" type of music. I hope the next episodes would be more pleasant to watch and listen to. Have a nice day Pete :)
I create paper trucks You can check out my TH-cam model Paper Models If you are interested, you can support me by subscribing for which I thank you in advance Here is my link to the channel-> th-cam.com/channels/1GARXziHGCEMqtoNyUr0iw.html
@@davescardcreations Nobody? With which property you talk this like that was my opinion? And this is totally nonsense, saying this, you disagree that creator of video likes the music even putting in the video...
@@andrevinicius1360 I have no idea what you are trying to say in broken English, I'm sorry. (Google Translate may be your friend?) If you disagree with me about the music, then you apparently disagree with many others who have made the same comments.
How on earth would you think such an earsore of a song was a good idea for this video? The only way I could possibly stand watching was by muting the crap all the way through. Talk about bad taste!
I was too excited about this video and sharing new techniques so I didn't pay much attention to background music. Since first negative comment appeared I had to admit that this song is really annoying. Lesson learned. Have a nice day
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Really briliantly demonstrated - no need for audio, or subtitles - the perfect demonstration!
In the past I've worked on various portions of the 1/48th scale Saturn V available from Lower Hudson Valley. This is a large model with the 1st stage measuring over 200mm in diameter just for the circular section. In order to get a reasonably true cylinder I found it best to cut a piece of heavy paper just slightly longer than the internal diameter. The outer skin takes 4 sheets of A4. These i joined with strips of tracing paper. When placing the inside sheet inside the skin it required the edges to be placed against each other. Then snapping the piece into shape. This imposed a tension on the outer skin that made it very circular.
On another model l needed conic sections (fustrums) with a small diameter of 100mm and a base of 112mm. The best way i found to achieve this was machine a ring that matched the angle of the cone and slip that over the outside forcing it into a true shape. And then fitting an inner skin. This structure took 2 skin pieces. Each with multiple openings.
You’re so good at getting the angles correct. I just fold it in half and make it flat
never fold it in half when making cylinders
I am learning SO much from your superb videos. Thank you!
Brilliant vid!! I really love it that you take the time to pass on your skills to those of us learning the hobby!
This is realy papercrafting tutotrial with simply cleaver techniques. Please do more videos for example how craft and glue small parts, plane segments, how make nice edges etc.
THANK YOU for doing this. Very clear and ingenious techniques!!!
Nie mogę się doczekać na następny odcinek !!
Wo, kiedyś też składałem modele, niestety były odręcznie rysowane i wiele rzyczyło z dokładniści, ale kilka technik kształtowania kartonu jest poodobne do twojego. Niestety nie miałem prętów ale za to używałem rantu stołu, to wstępnego kształtowania poszycia.
Genialny jest pomysł z folią!!! Szkoda że ja kiedyś nie wpadłem na takie coś :D
Hello,
Nice video, thanks.
But I have a question, at the video start when you bending the first part, there is quite big white spot which you need to cut, but yours part is bend at this moment, how you cutting it and hold the part form?
This is fantastic!! I have just subscribed to your videos. Thank you so very much for bringing this to us. I never had success with the few card stock models I built years ago. I have a model that I want to try now but want to learn about some of the techniques first. Also, the music that accompanies this video is very beautiful. Thank you again and best wishes.
I begin to make a card model and am a beginner of one year.
I serve as a reference.
Fantastyczny tutorial!
Gratuluję i bierz się za następny odcinek. ;)
Are you not supposed to have those parts glued to paperboard first? It has a star mark on them. I know not all pieces do but you have to shape them after.
I find that having a selection of colored pencils & markers to match the colors printed on the paper helps with realism. The white on the ends of the paper really do need to be disguised. Sometimes before the assembly, or after....depending on the application. As always, it's best to go in with a plan with any model assemblage.
Myself, I prefer German made paper models. The Polish ones, in my experience are good, too....but, sometimes lack concerning the directions. JSC Models from Poland are beautiful kits. IF, YOU CAN FIGURE OUT HOW THEY GO TOGETHER !!..... I love paper model ships, and JSC have a great selection. I just rolled the dice the other day and bought a ship kit of a WWII Japanese light cruiser, KITAKAMI from Answer Models from Poland. Hopefully, the directions won't leave me pulling my hair out.....🤔
Take a look at other polish publishers - Kartonowy Arsenał/Military Model, GPM, Kartonowa Kolekcja, Mały Modelarz, Orlik, Wak, Modelarstwo Kartonowe, Modelarstwo Okrętowe. There are plenty well designed models with (most of the cases) clear assembly instructions.
Check out my other videos - I made one about coloring edges. I prefer using watercolor paints for this task :)
Thanks for comment! Good luck with your Kitakami 👍
Great information, worst sound track in the world
Don't focus on the music, just meant to be a rhytm to put your mind at ease.
However, it did make me drousy. :)
@@Hammern28 music that's supposed ot put your mind at ease is called "a good soundtrack" my friend lol xD
Kinda what I concluded. I just mute videos like this. The thing that bugs me is that, if someone isn't talking on the video, they inevitable choice seems to choose the most obnoxious music.
Not gonna be able to get it out my head for days.
You had to find something to complain about...
Skąd zdobywasz takie rurki stalowe o różnych rozmiarach?
Mega!!! Czekam na odcinek, w którym pokażesz jak łączysz dwa odcinki kadłuba! Albo jak robisz końcówki skrzydeł! Albo... eh możliwości są nieskończone :) DOBRA ROBOTA!!
Dzięki! Odcinek o łączeniu poszycia kadłuba na pewno powstanie. O końcówkach skrzydeł nawet nie pomyślałem. Każda propozycja jest warta rozważenia więc jeśli masz jeszcze jakieś pomysły to wal śmiało - zobaczymy co da się zrobić :D
Hehe, mi osobiście przyda się odcinek z praktycznie każdego zakamarka modelarstwa, a zwłaszcza z elementów, które mi wychodzą najgorzej np. torpeda w Kate zakończona jest "szpikulcami", które utworzyły ładny, kolisty nos (z tego typu elementu czasami są też w owiewki śmigieł). Mieszanie farb w praktycznie idealny odcień - chociaż nie wiem czy na to jest jakaś technika - praktyka, praktyka i praktyka??
Zamiast "praktyki" wstawiłbym słowo "cierpliwość" :D. Mieszam tak długo aż uda mi się uzyskać żądany odcień. Często mieszanie zaczynam na nowo kiedy widzę, że pomimo prób nie udaje mi się uzyskać odpowiedniego koloru. Najlepiej jest zacząć wtedy cały proces na nowo i powtarzać tak długo, aż kolor będzie zbliżony do koloru wycinanki (lepiej jak jest nawet delikatnie jaśniejszy). Pozdrawiam :)
Wróć do poradników, są naprawdę pomocne
Wrócę! :)
the mouse pad makes all the diference!! I´m making a V-2 rocket trailer and start to use this tecnich and the results were atonished! How about a clear parts(canopies) tutorial? Regards
I'm glad you got far better results after using mouse pad! I'm going to make canopies tutorial in the future. I'd like to make two different videos - first one about moulding canopies, second one about gluing paper parts onto moulded canopies :)
Any tips for shaping a nose cone?
Useful video, I'm new to this business and your video will help me a lot
I wish I could of found a video like this when I first started to build card models 15+ years ago. The written descriptions of techniques were vague to say the least
What would you say is the best resource now? I'm currently doing a model but have come accross a bit of a problem - it's a ship model, and getting the sides in place accurately always seems to be the catch.
@@alannewman85
Probably TH-cam. I've been out of this for while. Been meaning to start back up but, well life keeps getting in the way 🤢 this might be one reason foam filled hulls are/where so popular. Also a lot I think depends on the publisher. And the time frame it was designed. And how well you can wield a knife. But a laser or Cricut might get around that. If it's an old ship with riveted hull plates it might be possible to lay a thin layer over the formers and then lay the hull plating over that. I won't say it's never been done. I've never seen a picture of it. Of course the issue with paper is compound curves. It can be done to some extent.
I think i don't like the music,but if i muted it its like weird too
what paper are you using here? What weight? I assume that's water your applying on the curved portion, correct?
Clark, I bought already printed model :). I believe paper's weight is around 160-180 g/m².
Yes, I apply water on the curved portion. I should have pointed that out.
Thank you for sharing the tutorial of shaping the paper. I have a question though. Did you coat the paper with top coat or fixative?
I used wood primer lacquer called "Capon or Kapon" - one thin coat straight out the can applied by brush. It makes paper more flexible and resistant. I apply it on every page before cutting any part. I don't know Capon's equivalent in another countries although :(
@@technick-papermodels846 Celuose Lacquer or Guitar Lacquer are what Capon is. In case of Guitar lacquer you need to thin it down 1:1 or even 1:1.5 with cellulose thiner to get Capon consistency.
do you use normal a4 paper or cardstock for these kinds of projects?
Most parts are of card stock of varying values. Lbs or gr/m2 depending on local. I find I prefer digital sourced models (downloaded or on CD) as opposed to printed ones. E en printed ones do a high quality scan and print your own sheets. Not so you can short the publisher but as insurance. That way if you mess up a part or assembly you haven't trashed the whole project. Another thing with printing from digital is the ability to edit the coloring and do re-scales
Hi, thank you for sharing this. Where the schema, blueprint, came from?
kartonowa.pl/?kartonowa-kolekcja,14
halinski.com.pl/
www.wak.pl/
www.konradus.com/linki/index.php
Mistrzowska technika...pręty na dniach będą zakupione oraz czekam na dalsze Twoje filmy. Bardzo dobrze wszystko pokazane! Więcej proszę w imieniu wszystkich!
PS. mnie tam muzyka odpowiada heh a propos co to za utwór?
Pozdrawiam:)
Mam nadzieję, że pręty będą Ci dobrze służyć :D. Przesiadka z krawędzi biurka na tego typu narzedzia było dla mnie kolosalną zmianą na plus. Filmiki planuję tworzyć dalej choć aktualnie wolę skupić się na klejeniu. Utwór to: Jordyn Edmonds - Mystery. Pozdrawiam :)
Question ( - to anyone) At 10:40 & 14:45 what is the liquid applied from the bottle top? Water?
Yes. It is tap water :)
When your hand leaves the view are you wetting your thumb?
No, I am not wetting my thumb
Salute to you!!
Jak zrobiłeś obrotową lpdstawke z innego filmu?
Odpisałem na Twój komentarz pod filmem z w/w podstawką. Pozdrawiam 😃
Спасибо
That's just water in the blue cap right?
Yes. It is water :)
hola amigo muy buenos sus consejo donde puedo descargar esos modelos
Good video, but please put a nice music to hear. Chopin?
What material did that black mat? Thanks
It is mousepad. It is easier to do initial parts shaping on this :)
wat kind of paper are you using?
Chess Lover 1854, I bought already printed model :). I believe paper's weight is around 160-180 g/m².
Thank you!!! I will subscribe))))
Thanks!
when glue paper with another piece of paper. it usually get curved. you know how to make it flat again??
It would be easier to answer if i knew exact situation. For large, flat parts it's better to use non-waterbased glue. I don't know how to make it flat again and I believe it's almost impossible :(. Next time if you use waterbased glue try to use it as little as you can.
Use a solvent glue, like 'UHU' for example. Don't use normal PVA glue (white glue) on large parts as it contains water which distorts or 'curves' the paper as you say because it contains water. PVA dries by evaporation of the water. There is a type of PVA called 'tacky' PVA which I believe is better but havn't used myself yet ('Anita's' brand in the UK and 'Aleene's' in the USA.
I would still see how to twist the cone parts, and glue the petals
I still struggle on twisting cone parts. I didn't figure best method yet but I'm working on it :D. Tutorial about gluing domes' petals will be published :)
Use something like the end of a sharpie marker or pen depending on how sharp or blunt. It gets the form memorized and them glue and squeeze into place. PVA glue works excellent and allows time for adjustment.
Very good indeed!!!! subscription added, a very good new papercraft channel. Measure and material of the rods?
Thank you :)! I use stainless steel rods - diameter 3,4,5 mm, length 50cm and diameter 6,8,10,15,20 (I rarely use last two) mm, length 20cm
Which is song name?
Im a beginner and it will be my first time to make papermodels and im planning to make a 1:33 mi24 helicopter
Hi, sorry, I would like to know if you are
still active in this account, because I really liked your videos and I would
like to know if you could do more tutorials, I am new to the world of paper
airplane modeling and I would like to learn everything possible Your techniques
seem insurmountable to me and because I would like you to teach me, I would be
very grateful if you could respond to this message, I will be waiting, thanks
for your time.
I am still active on this account :). I want to make more tutorials. Thanks for support!
@@technick-papermodels846 man, you are my Hero, I really want to learn everything from your techniques
music name plz? thank you
IKR!!!!! what is it called??? and he changed it so nw we will never know!
Czy karton jest zaimpregnowany?
Tak :). Jedna warstwa nierozcieńczonego caponu na stronę zadrukowaną.
Jak je to česky, prosím? Or English? Do you have anything on hardening paper?
Jan Kokes, yes I used one layer of nitrocelulose lacquer (designed to use on wooden floors). It's called "Capon" or "Kapon" here in Poland. Sadly I don't know Czech equivalent.
Děkuju.
0:26 what is the green board in the background called .....anyone?
It's OLFA cutting mat CM-A3
@@technick-papermodels846 Thanks
Mega !
9:14 trouble of every man in the world.
what is the paper weight btw:?
Mr. Marmot, I bought already printed model :). I believe paper's weight is around 160-180 g/m².
Так мало видео?
Thx for the great tut, but awfull music better dont use music music itis just bandwidth waste, better just talk and explain or as you did put text . People have theire own music if they wanna hear music. :P
I have one question though what do you use the disposable needles for? can you do a small tut about the use of needles?
I agree that choice of music was a mistake and it gets annoying after few seconds. I use disposable needles to shape very tight, small diameter tubes like barrel of a rifle etc. Probably I'll make short tutorial about making these. Thanks for your comment. Have a nice day :)
My guess is this guy rolls a mean joint!
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Cześć. Naprawdę szacunek. To co robisz to czysta perfekcja. Jako początkujący mam kilka pytań.
Skąd masz te rod'y, jakiego kleju używasz i jakiej firmy modele są najdokładniejsze? Ja robię Małego modelarza i mają sporo błędów. Pozdrawiam serdecznie Przemek.
Hej! :). "Pręt nierdzewny 20cm" w wyszukiwarce allegro - znajdziesz tam pręty o różnych średnicach. Akurat te o najmniejszych średnicach można kupić w odcinkach po 50cm ale to bardziej zaleta bo taka długość świetnie nadaje się do kształtowania krawędzi natarcia skrzydeł, które często mają spore gabaryty. Jeśli chodzi o kleje to do podklejania elementów na karton korzystam z kleju w sprayu kupionego w markecie budowlanym. Do całej reszty w 80% korzystam z bezbarwnego kleju wodnego BCG, czasami z kleju polimerowego jeśli boję się o deformację klejonej powierzchni (z klejami wodnymi trzeba niestety na to bardzo uważać) i z kleju cyjanoakrylowego do drutów i niekiedy do części kartonowych jeśli zależy mi na szybkim i trwałym połączeniu. Co do dokładności modeli to chyba najlepsze pod względem dokładności, spasowania ale też skomplikowania są modele z wydawnictwa Halinski. Jeśli chodzi o modele prostsze to zerknij na ofertę wydawnictwa Kartonowa Kolekcja lub proArte. Niestety jeszcze nie natknąłem się na model idealny, który nie zawierałby błędów i wprowadzanie wszelkich poprawkek, docinanie, dosztukowywanie i kombinowanie na zawsze wkroczyło do mojej modelarskiej codzienności. Zachęcam Cię też do zerknięcia na fora kartonowe www.konradus.com i www.papermodels.pl - to kopalnia wiedzy na temat opracowań różnych modeli jak i technik sklejania - na pewno znajdziesz tam coś dla siebie :). Pozdrawiam!
Technick - Paper Models Dzięki😁Pręty już kupiłem w sklepie metalowym w Łodzi. Klej używam Magic podobny do wikolu. Generalnie sklejałem już kiedyś w liceum i wtedy był Hermol. A teraz na starość mi wróciło 😃Spróbuję z tym BCG. Pozdrawiam i czekam na kolejne filmy. Szczególnie jak sklejasz części kadluba czyli poszycie z wręgą.
Przemku, akurat filmy o łączeniu części kadłuba są w dość odległych planach dlatego zachęcam do zapoznania się z opisem słownym połączonym ze zdjęciami, w którym wyjaśniam jak sklejam poszczególne elementy. Zajrzyj w te trzy odnośniki - opisuję tu szczegółowo sposoby łączenia poszycia.
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Wonderful information but, the music is annoying!
I agree with you. I should have used less "agressive" type of music. I hope the next episodes would be more pleasant to watch and listen to. Have a nice day Pete :)
I'm getting ready to try my hand at the 1/200 Bismarck. Will be 1st attempt at card modelling. Have worked in balsa and plastic.
Its a mystery...
Cool liked the music to
Great video - but that music made me quit after 1/3 😥
Give it a second try ;)
I create paper trucks
You can check out my TH-cam model Paper Models
If you are interested, you can support me by subscribing for which I thank you in advance
Here is my link to the channel-> th-cam.com/channels/1GARXziHGCEMqtoNyUr0iw.html
Most annoying music ever... Didn't watch.
Why do people always put music in their videos
Mute button is my friend today.
I'm glad you made a new friend :)
@@technick-papermodels846 Your content is EXCELLENT...but nobody likes that annoying music. Sorry.
davescardcreations Agreed. It sounds like Alvin and the Chipmunks on helium. Great technique and content, but couldn’t get through it all.
@@davescardcreations Nobody? With which property you talk this like that was my opinion? And this is totally nonsense, saying this, you disagree that creator of video likes the music even putting in the video...
@@andrevinicius1360 I have no idea what you are trying to say in broken English, I'm sorry. (Google Translate may be your friend?) If you disagree with me about the music, then you apparently disagree with many others who have made the same comments.
I think it's a mystery.
Could not watch. Horrific noise over speakers, didn't mute because you might say something I'd miss, I stood for one minute twenty two seconds.
Give it a second try ;)
porady dla masochistów. to co tu jest pokazane można zrobić łatwiej i szybciej bez utraty jakości.
Nie każdy jest tak zdolny jak Ty :]
How on earth would you think such an earsore of a song was a good idea for this video?
The only way I could possibly stand watching was by muting the crap all the way through. Talk about bad taste!
I was too excited about this video and sharing new techniques so I didn't pay much attention to background music. Since first negative comment appeared I had to admit that this song is really annoying. Lesson learned. Have a nice day
@@technick-papermodels846 I LOVE the old song, what was its name?!!! PLEASE TELL ME
Jez, delete the "music" noise!!! FFS!!!
Enjoy.
@@technick-papermodels846 LOL, can't remember what was on it before, but this I can watch!!! lol