most enjoyable to watch. Please let the penguin appear in all vids. May I suggest a JLC razor saw would be a useful addition to your tools, they make removing parts which under tension on the sprue much easier to remove, without the risk of them breaking in two.
Thank you Very much! The penguin is always around on my desk because of his excellent round shapes and PE bending properties, so he will have more appearances! Sounds good, with the small tubes, masts and other thin parts, one of those in the kit actually broke while removing, so this is a great tip, thanks
I play WoWs Blitz and the HMS Caledon is the tier 3 cruiser and Calcutta was also part of the C class cruisers both Caledon and Calcutta are c class ships
Trumpeter is amazing. Don't understand how they can be producing so many different ship models. It is a far departure from the old days when Revell, Monogram, Airfix, Tamiya, Hasegawa, etc. dominated the market.
It's because Trumpeter are first and foremost: a university. Hence the prodigious output and interesting subjects. The downside, is that some projects get their "A" team and are excellent in every way (such as their '350 HMS Dreadnought), others are just done by students, so can be full of inaccuracies. Their HMS Repulse is one such example.
Nice job on the camo paint, love it! Looks like a nice kit, I'll put it on my list, about to start a Tamiya PoW with wooden decks and full PE. Never used either of those before, or an Airbrush, wish me luck!
Thanks very much! i really enjoyed this kit as well, nothing overly complicated and a great fit and detail. I have done the Tamiya 1/350 PoW with a wooden deck, what a coincidence! i've shown how i applied the wooden deck, which can be a little harder when doing it the first time, if you want to watch that video as well! (I also have only done three wooden decks and am no expert)
@@paulwood5803 th-cam.com/video/y6omKmjIWpc/w-d-xo.html This is the PoW video, thanks for watching it as well! Are you going to work with an airbrush as well? This can be tricky when beginning
Brilliant Video - and very informative - thanks for making it - I just wish Flyhawk would release the new-tool 1/350 HMS Prince of Wales Model Kit , they announced in 2018 !
Thank you! glad you like it! the tamiya prince of wales is not very up to date anymore, a new mold in 1/350 would be very welcome! but with flyhawks prices, i can't imagine what a 1/350 battleship would cost
Looks great! I am going to build this kit, but back date it to its pre-WWII configuration. Restoring the six inch guns (after market) and removing some of the anti-aircraft armament.
You really like having a good fit, then I suggest NOT buying an Airfix model because I got one and the only parts that fit together was the fuselage (it was a plane)
I enjoy well fitting models cause i'm not the most competent filling user, so better the model doesnt need it in the first place! I think airfix often uses very old molds in new boxes which might then be badly fitting, but i have some 1/600 ships from airfix on my stash, maybe i can have a look at one soon and annoy myself with it :)
I only added the railings that the kit provided, they were only included for the superstructure, the railings on the ship's perimeter are sadly not included in the kit - and i wanted to do an out-of-the-box build with this quite new kit
Hi Aiden! Thpse figures are made by Fujimi, but they can be hard to acquire outside Japan, i had ordered them directly from Japan and waited over a month for them. Tamiya also has 1/350 plastic figures, but they are less well made than those (cheaper and more easily accessible, though)
I'm not familiar with Kicker, is it a fast-hardener for superglue? If so, no i tried baking soda once and will probably never do it again as it makes huge blobs of soda-glue mix. And superglue with gel consistency provides an instant adhesion with PE and plastic parts. i used liquid superglue before, but there i had the problem that the pe parts changed position before hardening
Yes its a instant accelerator for superglue. I usually fit parts as close as I can . Then I add superglue to part and attach it but if it has trouble adhering I add a small amount of kicker and its stuck instantly but can still be broken off if handled roughly.
@@georgedistel1203 sounds interesting, i might look how much it is the next time i'm model shopping and try it out! making life with PE parts easier is always desirable. Thanks!
@@runesvensson1244 They are already in the glue, it is a special super glue, Loctite PowerFlex Gel is the one. I use this most frequently, from time to time it runs out, then i use liquid reserve glue and start cursing because its so frustrating to use
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Thank you!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! She was named after my city!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
“We’ll call this one Leo”
Nicely done, Sir lol 👍
My Heart will go on! Thanks!
most enjoyable to watch. Please let the penguin appear in all vids. May I suggest a JLC razor saw would be a useful addition to your tools, they make removing parts which under tension on the sprue much easier to remove, without the risk of them breaking in two.
Thank you Very much! The penguin is always around on my desk because of his excellent round shapes and PE bending properties, so he will have more appearances!
Sounds good, with the small tubes, masts and other thin parts, one of those in the kit actually broke while removing, so this is a great tip, thanks
Excellent! The camouflage pattern was perfect. Also excellent work on the PE parts. Great build and video 👍👍. Keep up the outstanding work.
I play WoWs Blitz and the HMS Caledon is the tier 3 cruiser and Calcutta was also part of the C class cruisers both Caledon and Calcutta are c class ships
Trumpeter is amazing. Don't understand how they can be producing so many different ship models. It is a far departure from the old days when Revell, Monogram, Airfix, Tamiya, Hasegawa, etc. dominated the market.
They are my favourite model company, they have such a wide sortiment and also some more curious things like prototype tanks or smaller ship classes
It's because Trumpeter are first and foremost: a university. Hence the prodigious output and interesting subjects. The downside, is that some projects get their "A" team and are excellent in every way (such as their '350 HMS Dreadnought), others are just done by students, so can be full of inaccuracies. Their HMS Repulse is one such example.
Looks like a good kit.
Yes, i can recommend it!
Nice job on the camo paint, love it! Looks like a nice kit, I'll put it on my list, about to start a Tamiya PoW with wooden decks and full PE. Never used either of those before, or an Airbrush, wish me luck!
Thanks very much! i really enjoyed this kit as well, nothing overly complicated and a great fit and detail. I have done the Tamiya 1/350 PoW with a wooden deck, what a coincidence! i've shown how i applied the wooden deck, which can be a little harder when doing it the first time, if you want to watch that video as well! (I also have only done three wooden decks and am no expert)
@@funinscale2892 I'll find that vid and watch it, 3 wooden decks makes you way more expert than me LOL...
@@paulwood5803 th-cam.com/video/y6omKmjIWpc/w-d-xo.html This is the PoW video, thanks for watching it as well! Are you going to work with an airbrush as well? This can be tricky when beginning
Brilliant Video - and very informative - thanks for making it - I just wish Flyhawk would release the new-tool 1/350 HMS Prince of Wales Model Kit , they announced in 2018 !
Thank you! glad you like it! the tamiya prince of wales is not very up to date anymore, a new mold in 1/350 would be very welcome! but with flyhawks prices, i can't imagine what a 1/350 battleship would cost
Okay. That’s it. I’m purchasing this kit. I’ve been on the fence but your video has cinched it.
Nice, i hope you liked my display!
Looks great! I am going to build this kit, but back date it to its pre-WWII configuration. Restoring the six inch guns (after market) and removing some of the anti-aircraft armament.
You really like having a good fit, then I suggest NOT buying an Airfix model because I got one and the only parts that fit together was the fuselage (it was a plane)
I enjoy well fitting models cause i'm not the most competent filling user, so better the model doesnt need it in the first place! I think airfix often uses very old molds in new boxes which might then be badly fitting, but i have some 1/600 ships from airfix on my stash, maybe i can have a look at one soon and annoy myself with it :)
Nice build. Question, the blue you used was that Tamiya XF16?
Hi, thanks! The bottle says XF 18 Medium Blue - looks like a great camouflage colour for ships
Fantastic work ...how about the anchor chains though ?
Guilty of having them forgotten, it seems! That's with every build, there is always something missing in the end :)
lovely build bit why no handrail?
I only added the railings that the kit provided, they were only included for the superstructure, the railings on the ship's perimeter are sadly not included in the kit - and i wanted to do an out-of-the-box build with this quite new kit
Just curious, do you happen to know the brand of figures you used? Looking to get some for my new Trumpeter 1/350 HMCS Huron..
Hi Aiden! Thpse figures are made by Fujimi, but they can be hard to acquire outside Japan, i had ordered them directly from Japan and waited over a month for them. Tamiya also has 1/350 plastic figures, but they are less well made than those (cheaper and more easily accessible, though)
One question about attachment of p e . Do you ever use kicker for superglue when attaching p e ?
I'm not familiar with Kicker, is it a fast-hardener for superglue? If so, no i tried baking soda once and will probably never do it again as it makes huge blobs of soda-glue mix. And superglue with gel consistency provides an instant adhesion with PE and plastic parts. i used liquid superglue before, but there i had the problem that the pe parts changed position before hardening
Yes its a instant accelerator for superglue. I usually fit parts as close as I can . Then I add superglue to part and attach it but if it has trouble adhering I add a small amount of kicker and its stuck instantly but can still be broken off if handled roughly.
@@georgedistel1203 sounds interesting, i might look how much it is the next time i'm model shopping and try it out! making life with PE parts easier is always desirable. Thanks!
What glue do you use to attach the photo etched parts?
Hi! i use super glue, one from Loctite with rubber particles in it for better grip on the tiny parts
@@funinscale2892 Loctite - my too. But how do I but rubber particles in? Should fine-grade a tire?
@@runesvensson1244 They are already in the glue, it is a special super glue, Loctite PowerFlex Gel is the one. I use this most frequently, from time to time it runs out, then i use liquid reserve glue and start cursing because its so frustrating to use
...painting job good, but very sadly build............