1:72 Mitsubishi A6M3 Type 22 Step by Step Model Aircraft Build | Hiroyoshi Nishizawa
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 21 ก.ค. 2024
- Hello, on this video i am building Tamiya's excellent 1:72 A6M3 3a kit. Enjoy!
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Just love it when someone builds anything Japanese. My absolute favorite plane is the Kawanishi flying boat ( Emily) damned hard but a great pleasure and looked awesome when I finally finished it.
Another great build. Your attention to the most minute detail is what makes your builds some of the finest there is on TH-cam.
Thanks
Looks like a nice little kit! Excellent attention to detail, especially in 1/72. I really enjoy your newer videos, with text boxes, some of the best out there!
Very good. Picked up a few tips from a master builder. Thanks.
The zero is simply a stunning aircraft, you did it great justice sir.
A sport flyers dream craft. Gave everything for light weight offensive maneuvers. Very vulnerable to returning fire. A turning dog fight was its forte able to thrust vertical an bring another dimension to aerial combat. Two twenty mm cannon, two 7.7 mm machine gun. The later syncing with propeller.
Essentially a gun platform boiled down to its most minimal structure with the ability to carry extra fuel or relatively light bombs.
very nice build, excellent display of your modelling skills. The Tamiya model was not too shabby as well!
Great work! Love the paintwork.
I love Tamiya's 1/72 Zeros.
Sehr schönes Modell, präzise Bauausführung!
Ich liebe die Zero.
Well Done - unbelievable paint control and execution of complex camo scheme.
Green zero's look nicer. Change my mind.
Great video btw!
Absolutely loved it. Thank you for your hard work and hope for more amazing videos from you soon.
i really like your work!wonderfully painted and weathered!greetings from Greece.
Thank you for making such awesome videos. Very informative that you display every item you use and in what quantity. Thank you for the great work. You are very talented model maker. Peace from Sydney Australia
That's a cool effect during the presentation. Great work
Fantastic build and video, looking forward to the next one :)
Wow..very nice...love the paint scheme...thanks for the build video
Amazed how u control the airbrush. Great work!
Nice & sweet. I love the aura of Japanese aircraft during this time period. Swell kit & good tosee that metallic blue in use. Thanks.
The fading effect is fantastic!
VERY impressive build. Thanks for sharing.
Excellent painting!!! My congrats!!!!
Excelente vídeo saludos desde Chile a mi también me encanta los aviones y él aeromodelismo gran trabajo 🇨🇱🇨🇱
always enjoy watching your videos.
Hello!
Wow... Hard to believe it's a 1:72nd!
Incredibly realistic.
Thank you Radu!
Superbe modele surtout au 1/72...Bravo
Great job . Your a perfectionist for sure . It turned out awesome 😊👍
Amazing paint job like always ...!!!i will love see you fix my favor bird fw 190 f-8 ...!!
É um trabalho perfeito pra essa escala pois é bem pequena. Eu estou fazendo um A6M 2 tipo 21 da Matchbox, na mesma escala. Estou tentando chegar na mesma qualidade que o seu. Parabens pelo seu excelente trabalho.😄👍
thanks for sharing;excellent work!
What a beautiful build!
Fantastic job! your videos edition are the best!
Muy buen trabajo .felicitaciones..
Beautiful done! And thanks for info about quick Tamiya glue. I must test it, as well as Tamiya's Zero. ;) Congratulations! ;)
nice work , I love the A6M
Nice job, beautiful plane!
I respect your work.
10:52 Somewhere i read that Aotake painted wheel wells are not found at A6M3 Zeros because they were all built by Mitsubishi which didn't use Aotake at that time. Tamiya did this wrong in the painting instructions.
Nice Paint job Nice Details 🔥🔥
Un trabajo formidable, se aprecia la buena técnica y la habilidad conjunta donde se logra un acabado muy bien detallado. Gracias por compartirlo y un saludo desde Madrid,
Muchas gracias
Fantastic build
Impeccable, as always 🧐
Precisione e puntiglio, buona mano di modellista.
Wonderful, I like, thanks.
Great Job. Well done.
For me is ABSOLUTELY BREATHTAKING when i see all this from Scale-a-ton on TH-cam
How much time you spent for this ?
So pretty nice 1/72 scale :)
Looks Awesome!👍👍
Espectacularrrrrrrrrrrrrrrr !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Stunning
Outstanding!
I had hundreds of airfix kids as a very young kid,made for me by a mate(Chay blighs relative Michael YO DUDE!)AMONG THEM WERE MANY AMERICAN AND JAPANESE AIRCRAFT B29 B17 MUSTANGS SO COOL.YET I ALWAYS REMEMBER THE ZEROES AND OTHER NIPPONESE CRAFT.BEAUTIFULLY RENDERED RESPECT TO AULD FOE FRAE ALBA.. .REAL NEAT STUFF.. RESPECT TO THE BRAVE .ALL NATIONS.HAD SOME AMAZING MIGS AND SABRES FROM KOREAN WAR.PLAYED TILL DESTRUCTION IN THE GARDEN AND MUD DUST OF THE STREET SEEMED COOL THAT SOMEHOW THE HEROES WERE STILL FIGHTING IT OUT IN THE LAND OF THE GIANT INSECTS R.E.S.P.E.C.T🌐
great build what kept me watching was the backing tracks who is this
Masterpiece!
Very very nice work on a small scale Zero! Love it! The Model 22, I recently learned, was not the initial production version of the A6M-3 variant. (I have started to buy the Hasegawa 1/48 family which runs the whole gamut from the A6M-1 right through to the A6M-7..) The first A6M-3 was the Model 32 (Allied codename "Hamp" with the clipped, non-folding wingtips) But this - despite being faster than the A6M-2 with a greatly improved roll rate- was not popular at all with the pilots. The more powerful engine and clipped wings meant a great increase in fuel consumption and a reduced ceiling height (And there was no change to the Fuel capacity), which meant that the Model 32 was the Shortest ranged of ALL the Zeros, with almost a 2 hour endurance reduction! Complaints about this reached the Mitsubishi Factory very quickly and a decision was made to incorporate many of the changes proposed for the Next A6M-5 variant into the current A6M-3 with a new model number. This became the A6m-3 Model 22, which restored the folding wingtips and increased fuel Capacity with enlarged main and new secondary wing tanks. The Model number of 22 was chosen to deliberately associate this new variant with the A6M-2 Model 21, which was greatly liked by it's crews, and the Model 22 was also very popular, especially as it was the LONGEST ranged Zero Model of all! And, BTW it was far more common than the Model 32, only 400 odd Model 32's were built, but over a thousand Model 22s. (Info gained from the history section of the Haseqawa A6M-3 Model 22 kit's instruction booklet and confirmed by a little research into the Zero. Co-incidentally, this is also why Model 22 wrecks are often mistaken for A6M-5 Model 52 wrecks as many of the salient features are the same. You have to check the wreck's data plate (If it is present) against Mitsubishi and Nakajima records to find the production variant for that aircraft.
Beautiful.
"¿Cuál es el deber de hoy? Luchar.
¿Cuál es el deber de mañana? Ganar.
¿Cuál es el deber cotidiano? Morir"
Heichi Okabe, joven piloto de rango alférez integrante de la Unidad Shichisei No. 2 de
Ataque Shinpū, mejor conocidos como kamikazes (murió en 1945)
Saludos desde Venezuela.
Good build/painting video.....though too many commercials.
Bill
PS: Glad you added a pilot figure....didn't see that painting or installation step?
I think you are best... after me. Thanks for sharing!
Yea...he is awesome, but then there is that guy David Damek from PLASMO
i feel like they both have their own style, but davids zeros are very beautiful indeed worth checking out
They indeed are but in terms of Zeros I believe that Davids' are a bit inferior to this. David's late pieces are magnificent
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Beautiful
BELLISSIMO LAVORO!!!!
extraordinario modelo e tecnica
awesome video!
but one question:
may i ask why you painted Polish aluminum on the surface when you are going to paint the whole model in grey anyway?
Masterful!
I have the tamiya a6m3 zero 1/72 hamp. Is there a way it can put its landing gears up?
From you can learn a lot and do better. Thank you
Muita paciência, mas ficou lindo.
Where did you manage to find rivet blueprints for this? I can't seem to find any good quality ones
Excellent
I've seen this type of tool before, my mother used them in sewing projects., what are they called? I bought a few of them they're all some what different the teeth are wider than some and tight on others.
Nice video, can you tell me what brand of brushes you use?
Very NICE, what color did you use for the Engine Gearbox???
Very nice build. What was the gizmo you used to cut out the circular masks for painting the national insignia? Was it obtained commercially or did you you rig something up yourself? I've never found one that could trace out circles of such small circumference, have always had to use a piece of razor blade at the end of a string. And my fingers are so fat n' clumsy that it always ends up taking two or three tries before I get it right. It'd be nice to find something that's easier to use.
Just wondering about zero models, the green paint from the leading edge of the wing is badly weathered!
But there is not a mark on the yellow part of the leading edge of the wing??
Did they have some special paint or something for the yellow???
Brilliant work, the new tooled 1/72 warbirds series from Tamiya are great, aren't they?
Thank you! Yes they are!
Top Ace
Good job ... Where can I find your music ?
Great builds! Can you list the paints you used?
awsome
I have a question about pressure.
As I have watched, you use for paint(thinned in different ration) next rules:
nozzle - 0.3mm, pressure - 15psi
nozzle - 0.2mm, pressure - 20psi
and for clear coats:
nozzle - 0.3mm, pressure - 20psi
Am I right?
And what pressure will be good enough for 0.4mm? 10ps? Maybe you can recomend some table or curve?
Do you use another pressure depending on paint to thinner ratio?
Mitsubishi Zero type21 super! Pilot Saburo Sakai.
No. type 22 piloted by Hiroyoshi NISHIZAWA.
👍👍👍
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I love your painting techniques. I can't wait to try it. Any tips? Thanks and great Job!
Thank you! I shared all tips on my videos, i don't hide anything. You can try same what i did.
Great build! Looks like you forgot the 20 mm cannons barrels though :)
Some Model 22s still used the older short barrel 20mms... I believe Nishizawa's was one.
Hello. I have to ask. Do you sometimes use the colors so heavily diluted? 95% alcohol and only 5% color? I don't have an airbrush. best regards.
thanks. for the video. The zero is my favorite ww2 aircraft. Tamiyas 1/72 zero is a beautiful model and your artwork makes it even better. Did you used the cheap airbrush?
Thank you very much! No, this time i used my lovely H&S Evolution CRplus for mottling and painting IJN Green.
Looks awesome great job!
I want to buy this set but I wanna' paint it white like "A6M2"
I couldn't see at the box opening
İs it also compatible with white color ?Or are there another decals for white?
Thank you.
The colour of the Early Zeros was not white- it was a pale whitish-yellow grey, than often developed a somewhat light caramel tone from the Polishing and varnish applied to gain a couple of extra knots of Airspeed.
Hi, what exact brand of water color pencil to use? Thank you! Best model build video just about ever. Well presented.
Thank you! It's Faber-Castell Albrecht Durer Artists' Watercolour Pencil - Silver-251
Regarding the cockpit wash... you are applying the Tamiya Panel Line to the flat acrylic paint?
Yes you can use it on completely dried paint like that. If you do not wipe it ofc.
1942年11月1日編制改正で「台南航空隊」改め「第251航空隊」所属の西澤廣義上等飛行兵曹搭乗機と思われます。
Good music
great work ... next B7A2 ... :) pls I love Japan planes.
E7K1, KI-51 Sonia, Ki-46 and Ki-84 on the build list ;)
hmm Hayate is awesome .. do it :D
零式艦上戦闘機22型 ( ﾟДﾟ)Good job!!
the paint doesn't peel off with the masking tape? i don't know why i had that issue before.
Always wash or wipe your models with a good oil remover like alcohol before painting ant let the paint completely dry before masking.
why did you paint the wings with alclad first?
Old habits... It's the best way to see errors on the model. In this case there is extra metallic paint in the paint cup i used it for something else ;)
西沢広義の零戦 Good job
I have one question : very often you use cement on areas which are already colored. Is it not necessary to remove the paint for good results ? Or do you use a special cement ? Well, I paint my models with enamel colours and i have to remove the Paint where Parts have to be placed to get a strong bond. Is that not necessary when using acrylic colours ?
It's MEK in the Tamiya Bottle. It's welding plastic parts together painted or not painted. Need some experience with painted parts though.
Why did you not rivet the body as you did the wings? And the paint job is one that i haver never seen on a Zero.
There's a famous photo of Nishizawa's Zero in flight, leading his group in 1943. Easy to find with a google image search.