Hello guys! Thanks for watching the first episode! This will be a long term project so please no pressure :) I am planning to complete it in late of this November. As you see this is my very first video from my new studio, I hope you liked it. More videos on the way, Cheers!
Great job! I spent 8 years working on the F-4B and J models in the US Marine Corps. One addition I might add is the floor boards were covered in certain places in a red phenolic like material , especially in the RIO’s cockpit. Normally the whole cockpit would be painted in FS36231, the floor board paint would be scuffed through by the crew and so some of the red phenolic would show through
Now that’s what modelling is about using spares and everyday items to make it look so realistic without buying after market? Amazing tips I have just learned here thank you for sharing your amazing work .
Inspiring work as always! Thanks for sharing the tip about plastic wrap to simulate cloth and for painting and twisting wires for the ejection seat handles.
The long wait is worth it as each time you up load video I don't miss them, it's so detail plus you share with us the tricks how to highlight area & parts. You got me as your follower.😃😃😃 J.W.
That plastic wrap and seatbelts are amazing! I did a light color panel line wash for the dark instrumental panel and the result is satisfying, so I'd love to share it here. Looking forward to part 2!
Very nice build and well explained video! I liked how you simulated the fabric effect on the seats I will for sure consider this technique in my future builds. Thanks again and keep it up!
Hello Rahmi! So far so good! I was curious about this kit. Especially built by you. Thank you for the "teaser"! 😉 Looking forward to the next episode. But take your time!
Neat idea with the plastic wrap for seat textures, I’ll use that on my next build. For the ejection handles though, I use black and dark yellow cross stitch floss.
Just picked this fantastic kit up the other day kinda on the pricey side but well worth it. Thoroughly enjoyed your video. I really appreciate your tips and tricks wish more modellers included those with their build vids.
Ellerinize sağlık Rahmi hocam. Yine çok güzel bir çalışma olmuş. Bir fantom (Phantom) hayranı olarak geri kalan çalışmayı da iple çekiyorum. Umarım bir gün Türk F4'ü de görürüz :)
Teşekkürler Cem Bey, bütün firmalar sözleşmiş gibi her ölçekte B, C, D ile uğraşmayı bırakıp, lütfedip Late E çıkartırsa bir gün görürüz elbet :) Antik Hasegawa kitleriyle pek uğraşmak istemiyorum doğrusu. Hayır ben uğraşır yaparım sonra Tamiya E çıkartır haftasında, aynı son yaptığım Late A Tomcat gibi :)
If my 12-year-old self would have seen this, my little head would have exploded. Wait a tick, my 50-year-old self is about to explode here.... lol This is too cool.
I have to say, if you find this is complicated... you should really get educated by the minibus su-33... talking about the extreme detailing and over engineering...QAQ
Hello guys! Thanks for watching the first episode! This will be a long term project so please no pressure :) I am planning to complete it in late of this November. As you see this is my very first video from my new studio, I hope you liked it. More videos on the way, Cheers!
Beautiful vídeo set. Nice.
That plastic wrap as wrinkled seat leather is a cool tip. Will have to remember that. Thanks!
Thought the same thing.
The spun yellow and black wires was a stroke of genius, awesome work sir
Great job! I spent 8 years working on the F-4B and J models in the US Marine Corps. One addition I might add is the floor boards were covered in certain places in a red phenolic like material , especially in the RIO’s cockpit. Normally the whole cockpit would be painted in FS36231, the floor board paint would be scuffed through by the crew and so some of the red phenolic would show through
Thanks for the information!
Wow, I like plastic wrap texture technique. Thank you. Also, thank you for the details on the paint mixtures.
Now that’s what modelling is about using spares and everyday items to make it look so realistic without buying after market? Amazing tips I have just learned here thank you for sharing your amazing work .
I totally agree with you about extra details sets. This kit has what is needed and really looks fantastic when complete. Great cockpit!
Fantastic video! I have learned so much from your techniques and ideas!
The plastic wrap is a great idea. I use cloth medical tape for the same thing, but on both cushions. Great work! Cheers!
Genius
The cockpit looks great but those seats look amazing!! 👏
Inspiring work as always! Thanks for sharing the tip about plastic wrap to simulate cloth and for painting and twisting wires for the ejection seat handles.
Brilliant build! I LOVE the ejection handles! 😎
The long wait is worth it as each time you up load video I don't miss them, it's so detail plus you share with us the tricks how to highlight area & parts. You got me as your follower.😃😃😃
J.W.
That plastic wrap and seatbelts are amazing!
I did a light color panel line wash for the dark instrumental panel and the result is satisfying, so I'd love to share it here.
Looking forward to part 2!
Fantastic job Rahmi! I really like the minimalism of not using detail sets or 3D printed parts. Back to basics what we used to do 20 years ago!
Thank you for your kind comment! Idd, Old school modeling is quite rare nowadays.
Very nice build and well explained video! I liked how you simulated the fabric effect on the seats I will for sure consider this technique in my future builds. Thanks again and keep it up!
Nice video, background music not too loud and I like that you also show the detailed painting instructions like pressure.
Thanks for posting this, some brilliant tips, love the finished cockpit..
Can’t believe that’s not after market.
“We’ll done tamiya” agreed good sir
thanks for very detailed work!
awesome everytime
Outstanding build , Thank you for sharing !!!! Hope you have a great/safe week.
Fantastic video...the seat padding technique and pull handle details are amazing. Looking forward to the next video.
Hello Rahmi! So far so good!
I was curious about this kit. Especially built by you.
Thank you for the "teaser"! 😉
Looking forward to the next episode. But take your time!
*Excellent, your cockpit is wonderful!*
I built this one like 20 years ago now…. Ya that seat was pretty intricate…. This was the first model I did completely with airbrush!
Wow, lovely. Thanks for the top tips mate 😉
Neat idea with the plastic wrap for seat textures, I’ll use that on my next build. For the ejection handles though, I use black and dark yellow cross stitch floss.
Looking real nice, Looking forward to Part 2 👍
Excellent video sir!
Awesome videos mate! Your attention to detail is amazing.
Love the seat texture and the handles, might have to try that myself
Absolutely awesome! You're really crazy!
Outstanding work, really inspired build.
Just picked this fantastic kit up the other day kinda on the pricey side but well worth it. Thoroughly enjoyed your video. I really appreciate your tips and tricks wish more modellers included those with their build vids.
As always beautiful work!
Nice kit lick the seat work I will have a go with my next project which will be my fw 190 kit I have just got well done 👍👍
Gotta Love The DETAILING Sir. Thanks For Sharing n Have a Blessed Week.
Can't wait for part 2!
Gorgeous work man!
Awesome idea for ejection handles
stunning as usual
Wow, that's museum quality!
well done pretty good job
Outstanding work, I wish I were only half as good as you.
Awesome ideas 👌🏾
Beautiful work!
Excellent 👍
13:30 Those ejection seats. Wow. 👍
Well done sir!
Wonderful work
Stunning work! I have this kit in my stash, looking forward to building it.
Your work is amazing!
Admirable work 🥰
fantastic!
The realism that can be achieved is really surprising to those that don't do modeling.
try it, it is fun
whoa ... you have some nifty trick up your sleeve
Desde santo Domingo Republica Dominicana, felicidades....
Awesome. Especially these two - color wires. So great! ;) All the best for You! ;)
Excellent!!!!
Amazing!
Great primer for any jet, thanks for doing this… ;)
Thank you Ray!
How many modern airplane kits have you done?
Ellerinize sağlık Rahmi hocam. Yine çok güzel bir çalışma olmuş. Bir fantom (Phantom) hayranı olarak geri kalan çalışmayı da iple çekiyorum. Umarım bir gün Türk F4'ü de görürüz :)
Teşekkürler Cem Bey, bütün firmalar sözleşmiş gibi her ölçekte B, C, D ile uğraşmayı bırakıp, lütfedip Late E çıkartırsa bir gün görürüz elbet :) Antik Hasegawa kitleriyle pek uğraşmak istemiyorum doğrusu. Hayır ben uğraşır yaparım sonra Tamiya E çıkartır haftasında, aynı son yaptığım Late A Tomcat gibi :)
@@Scaleaton 😂😂👍👍 yaparlar valla
SUPER!!!!👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍
いつも 見てます 凄いです😊 次を待っています👍
If my 12-year-old self would have seen this, my little head would have exploded. Wait a tick, my 50-year-old self is about to explode here.... lol This is too cool.
能成为这样一个美术师就是做到永不喝酒
What's the length and wingspan? That's gonna be a hefty plane!
It's 244mm
Thanks. That's pretty good size!
Hi, how are you determine what where how etc for the wires, do you use photo reference or just experience?
Hi, I used Daco's book as reference.www.dacoproducts.com/KDCB004.php
@@Scaleaton thank you
Thank you~
Sensacional !!!!
Tamiya should have used the earlier MK5 seats. But it is a great kit.
Awesome
Excelent
Sorry, I have no words for this....!
Desde santo Republica
I LIKE THE VÍDEO
Wow. You should try painting warhammer 40000.
👍👍👍
Butanone glue = MEK = Tamiya glue?
Butanone = MEK Tamiya is another story. It's not good with painted parts. MEK works like welding not gluing.
@@Scaleaton do you use the MEK only in certain areas of the build?
I always thought it to be way to hot
Tr de bu ürünü satan var mı acaba?
Yasal ithalatçısı MMY getirir üç vakte sanıyorum.
@@Scaleaton İnşallah! Ben Academy nin kitini yapmıştım. O da iyi idi. Tamiyayı Merakla bekliyorum.
👍👍👊👍👍
it doesnt get any more turkish english than this lol. Great job though!
I have to say, if you find this is complicated... you should really get educated by the minibus su-33... talking about the extreme detailing and over engineering...QAQ
Jawdropping….
Amazing 👏