Hello quick kits I wish to say thank you ,a few weeks ago I crashed my truck and it meant so much to me ,it was the only reliable thing in my life ,your videos inspired me to make my own model of the truck before the wreck ,since the model is no longer available I plan on making a vacuum form version of the truck after the crash ,thank you for inspiring me to fight my deamons in the form of building models ,the truck was a Ford F-250 from 1997 ,thank you for all you do and inspiring model builders to come up with new ideas and for helping me cope with the loss of my castel and my only freedom Edit (If it wasn't for it being a steel body I would not be here ,I walked away with no injury)
Late to the party but I just have the utmost respect for you. Lots of other modeller uses specialized materials, you OTOH just used simple material. Good job. I hope you make more videos.
I used to have probably about 5-6 models when I was a kid, if I remember correctly I had one helicopter, one tank and some planes, I don’t remember exactly what models they were but I do know I miss them now they are gone, I stumbled across your channel somehow and I’ve just bought an airfix harrier starter kit and I can’t wait to give it a go again, I’m 32! Your channel is amazing Thankyou for the great content and advice and for jogging my memories
Great vid and love the channel. The CD is a cool idea for the base, but there are other less-brittle things you could use for the pole. In the real world a capable tank driver would never drive onto railway tracks like that... It's a sure way to throw a track.
Although I like the effect that was achieved with the spaghetti telegraph pole, I'd personally refrain from using foodstuff/perishables on diorama's and bases. I myself at a time used to use salt and sugar to simulate sand and gravel respectively, but that gave some annoying results with changing humidity (sometimes already a couple of months later). However, I have also seen baking soda used to great effect to simulate snow, so apparently some materials from the kitchen would work quite well.
@@geier1149 Not living in the house permanently, but I live in the country so mice come in the house from time to time. Especially in the fall when it starts to get cold. No need to have them feed on my models before I catch them.
Nice video. I am trying to do a urban diorama if you have any tips that would be very helpful. Also I did a small desert one like your and it worked really well
Simple and looks good - wouldn't have known that you used spaghetti - looks convincing! It wouldn't survive in my house though, so i'd probably use an old hornby telegraph pole or a bit of wire instead
Very inspirational! Im definitely going to try something like this, altho not with spaghetti! Way to brittle, great idea tho! Thank you, I do enjoy your videos and always try and learn something new!
excellent diorama made out of household items ,,, btw i would use a Sprue or a thin pen or fat gelpen refill then scratch and paint it to make a wooden telegraph pole look also some thin copper wire to make the telegraph wire ! :)
This is so ghetto, I love it. Really shows what you can do without even the simplest and most common supplies (ripped up cardboard instead of corkboard or foam, spaghetti XD)
That is an awesome looking duo Owen. Interesting use of the spaghetti, I would be worried that it would be fragile and easily snapped compared to some thin alloy rod or plastic rod or even a bamboo skewer. Anyway it has worked for you and looks great.
Hey Owen could you do a speed build of revell's F4U-1d Corsair in 1:72 scale But don't add smoke you can add the pencil lines in the dips Try to keep it as close as you can to the original kit.
Great and informative video,as always. With the track ballast I'd use either OO or HO scale ballast, which no doubt you could borrow from a friend into model railways, as perhaps you could with the telegraph pole and if not they're only £4 for a pack of 16 on the web. The position of the STUG should however be hull down, and behind the railway line, using the railway line as cover, as it would have been in a real life combat situation. You could also make the diorama base a bit larger and include some MG positions and foxholes for the troops protecting the STUG from infantry attack.
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Hello Owen , my name is samuel and wanted to ask weather you play War thunder its a great game , in fact i got into scale modelling because of that game . If you havent tried it out yet , TRY IT ! ! ! ! ! ! ! !
The pasta seems like a good idea, but it's too fragile and suscetible to humidity. The inside plastic thingy from an old pen (or new, pens are not expensive), could've work the same and does not break easily.
Hey Owen, I have a question: I painted a model with water colors, and after 24 hours the paint is still sticky and it's peeling very easily. (i didn't apply any thinner or primer) Is it normal?
how do i get household filler becouse i cant find any online is there some sort of recepie for this btw i am from the netherlands so i dont know if its just a english product or not
I had a similar problem - the landing gear is not great, I just ended up holding mine in place whilst it dried, propped up against paint tins on the wings and things. I made a video on this kit on my channel a couple weeks ago
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we see all these pro modellers using special tools and materials and you just use simple house hold items and it looks just as good.
Like spaghetti for example
Hello quick kits I wish to say thank you ,a few weeks ago I crashed my truck and it meant so much to me ,it was the only reliable thing in my life ,your videos inspired me to make my own model of the truck before the wreck ,since the model is no longer available I plan on making a vacuum form version of the truck after the crash ,thank you for inspiring me to fight my deamons in the form of building models ,the truck was a Ford F-250 from 1997 ,thank you for all you do and inspiring model builders to come up with new ideas and for helping me cope with the loss of my castel and my only freedom
Edit (If it wasn't for it being a steel body I would not be here ,I walked away with no injury)
Plz come back to TH-cam! You helped me so my h on my models thanks but I'd like some more tips and awesome videos thanks for everything! :)
Great! I usually make snow from PVA glue and baking soda. It's a really easy and cheap technique :)
Late to the party but I just have the utmost respect for you. Lots of other modeller uses specialized materials, you OTOH just used simple material.
Good job. I hope you make more videos.
Awesome base for your tank and a great way to get rid of all those old CDs around the house.
I love this! Especially how you use common household items so people don’t have to spend a fortune on special craft materials!
Your shirt is the real star of this video.
Hello from South Africa Owen. How lovely. A real simple but effective diorama, stay well
Looks amazing
I love how u use things that people can find around the house: CD,glue gun,card and filler
Good content
I used to have probably about 5-6 models when I was a kid, if I remember correctly I had one helicopter, one tank and some planes, I don’t remember exactly what models they were but I do know I miss them now they are gone, I stumbled across your channel somehow and I’ve just bought an airfix harrier starter kit and I can’t wait to give it a go again, I’m 32!
Your channel is amazing Thankyou for the great content and advice and for jogging my memories
You are so talented. Thank you..for sharing.
this helps alot for my tamiya sherman
I loved that you used spaghetti
Great vid and love the channel. The CD is a cool idea for the base, but there are other less-brittle things you could use for the pole. In the real world a capable tank driver would never drive onto railway tracks like that... It's a sure way to throw a track.
Although I like the effect that was achieved with the spaghetti telegraph pole, I'd personally refrain from using foodstuff/perishables on diorama's and bases. I myself at a time used to use salt and sugar to simulate sand and gravel respectively, but that gave some annoying results with changing humidity (sometimes already a couple of months later).
However, I have also seen baking soda used to great effect to simulate snow, so apparently some materials from the kitchen would work quite well.
Amazing job, looks so real....Congrats for this winter atmosphere!
hmm i think the spaghetti is a good idea but it would be too brittle and would snap you should try using a sprew from models
I'd be a little afraid of it attracting mice or bugs too. That's why I'd never consider using flour for snow.
Nice idea! :) I think you should use cooked spaghetti- it’s curvy and FUN!
Nathan Rushby-Jones I agree with you! curvy aND FUN
@@Mishn0 in your house are rats???
@@geier1149 Not living in the house permanently, but I live in the country so mice come in the house from time to time. Especially in the fall when it starts to get cold. No need to have them feed on my models before I catch them.
Just brilliant
Very good.love how you do it without an airbrush top man
Nice video. I am trying to do a urban diorama if you have any tips that would be very helpful. Also I did a small desert one like your and it worked really well
It depends what country
Spaghet
Well done liked the snow effects
What did he use for the snow? Is that fake snow?
Es una gran idea...y además es lindo...
Excellent diorama man! Love the spaghetti idea !
Nice diorama, not sure the spaghetti will last, nice and inventive.
Thank you owen very cool!
Simple and looks good - wouldn't have known that you used spaghetti - looks convincing! It wouldn't survive in my house though, so i'd probably use an old hornby telegraph pole or a bit of wire instead
Oh, hello! Nice to see your comment here! Im a big fan as you know. Will you build a base like this?
Perhaps, i'll need the right subject for it :)
Owen,
Did you make any new models?
Two thumbs up doesn't answer my question. So did you make at least one new model, or not?
Nice done and great effect! Winter dioramas and bases are quite difficult, and you do it perfect! All the best for you! ;)
Very inspirational! Im definitely going to try something like this, altho not with spaghetti! Way to brittle, great idea tho!
Thank you, I do enjoy your videos and always try and learn something new!
Very inspiring, thank you
excellent diorama made out of household items ,,, btw i would use a Sprue or a thin pen or fat gelpen refill then scratch and paint it to make a wooden telegraph pole look also some thin copper wire to make the telegraph wire ! :)
cool! a model i could eat.
Good work Owen. Looks great!
Are there gonna be more diorama tutorials? Because they are really fun to watch and are easy to make too!
nice work owen
Nice work. Gave me some good inspiration.
But I couldnt find the link of the spaghetti...
As always, great and inspiring also it’s easy ish to make.
This is so ghetto, I love it. Really shows what you can do without even the simplest and most common supplies (ripped up cardboard instead of corkboard or foam, spaghetti XD)
Artist!
That is an awesome looking duo Owen. Interesting use of the spaghetti, I would be worried that it would be fragile and easily snapped compared to some thin alloy rod or plastic rod or even a bamboo skewer. Anyway it has worked for you and looks great.
awsome, hope you keep on doing this
Nice job looks awesome!
Keep up the good work plus I’d like to see you do a europhighter typhoon
for ice and snow try applying superglue to a base and dip it in water till it sets. You get a nice effect.
Hey Owen could you do a speed build of revell's F4U-1d Corsair in 1:72 scale
But don't add smoke you can add the pencil lines in the dips
Try to keep it as close as you can to the original kit.
Amazing!!!!
Beautiful 🔥
Very cool video
Good video but when is the next model build coming out or what is happening on the Bismarck
Nice Tutorial
Pls Make more Step by Step mod3l builds
great video m8
Nice work keep it up.
Hey Owen! Where u at man? Me and everyone else miss you!!! Pleeeeaaase come back!!!
Great and informative video,as always. With the track ballast I'd use either OO or HO scale ballast, which no doubt you could borrow from a friend into model railways, as perhaps you could with the telegraph pole and if not they're only £4 for a pack of 16 on the web. The position of the STUG should however be hull down, and behind the railway line, using the railway line as cover, as it would have been in a real life combat situation. You could also make the diorama base a bit larger and include some MG positions and foxholes for the troops protecting the STUG from infantry attack.
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Cool
Nice video 😊 , you help me allote .
i love it. keep up
I would Recommend AK Int. Xtreme Cleaner for brush cleaning, it is a very good cleaner which can free up even the most dried up brush in my experience, a pleasant surprise
Hey Owen, has anything bad happened that prevents you from making video's? if so, please let us know so we know what is going on!
what im guessing is that the movie he's working on with others (maketh the man) has taken up his time, and so he cant work on TH-cam for now
@@Fear_Mor_ or hes dead
JustAGuy1250 no
@@AndrisBjorgaas he cannot die he is immortal
very nice
Hey can you make a tutorial om dry brusing your videos are extremely helpful greetings from Sweden
Looks good. How's it taste
Hey! How much time i waiting for your new video?
Robert Weiger he’s working very hard on a film for university so he probably won’t be on TH-cam for a while
Ace diorama.
You should honestly consider geting an airbrush. I got one a few months ago and ive never looked back since
I would suggest a plane I am currently making. It is a us-3b Viking subhunter! 👍
9 months ago. I wonder when he's gonna come back
ATN orange Me too lol, I recently subscribed as well and I’m really eager for more
@@GFAB3 I suppose we have to wait until he's done with his exams or something. Hope he's gonna be back soon
I’ve never seen a Stug III without skirts ever.
Please can you do a red arrows build?!
yum
Where'd you go man
Hello Owen , my name is samuel and wanted to ask weather you play War thunder its a great game , in fact i got into scale modelling because of that game . If you havent tried it out yet , TRY IT ! ! ! ! ! ! ! !
Hi Owen! When it will be new episode?
The pasta seems like a good idea, but it's too fragile and suscetible to humidity. The inside plastic thingy from an old pen (or new, pens are not expensive), could've work the same and does not break easily.
Hey Owen, I have a question: I painted a model with water colors, and after 24 hours the paint is still sticky and it's peeling very easily. (i didn't apply any thinner or primer) Is it normal?
I hope you get 1M subs :-)
nice video
did you ever use revell, if so what was your experience?
A mix of PVA glue and baking soda and cheap white acrylic paint makes for good snow coverage.
when your telegraph pole is broken:
Somebody toucha my spagget!
nice video!
are you still making videos for this channel?
nice
Could use baby powder for the snow if you want it to be cheaper
I missed the AK product you used. Can you add its name please? Thx.
First to view and enjoy this wonderful content.
how do i get household filler becouse i cant find any online is there some sort of recepie for this btw i am from the netherlands so i dont know if its just a english product or not
I need help, my revell 1/48 spitfire mk II's landing gear keeps collapsing, I tried putting more glue on it but it doesn't seem to help
I had a similar problem - the landing gear is not great, I just ended up holding mine in place whilst it dried, propped up against paint tins on the wings and things. I made a video on this kit on my channel a couple weeks ago
@@ModelMinutes thanks for the advice! The landing gear isnt collapsing anymore.
P.S I love your videos and they have helped me out a lot
Phil Swift awesome! I’m glad that I could be of help ☺️
Hi Owen is it possible for you to make a 1/32 scale base
Quick Kits can you please make the Airfix 1/76 Tiger I I've heard it's a terrible kit
Hay, i have a question..
When do you gonna upload again?? Thank you
do you still make videos for this channel?, i miss the vids
Could you use flour as snow?
Can you make a diorama for a spitfire?
What monitor are you using
上手...！
What kind of paint do you use
Hey owen can u reply the links for the paint conversion charts
I recommend using snow.
mhm? It'd melt lmao
@@leutsssz r/wooosh
hey Owen, we miss you man, hope you're doing well