Having seen the Kure model in person; the square windows aren't windows, they're air vents. They are square with wire mesh on the outside and a fan on a circular mount behind that.
Will you please stop calling it "Yamodo"!! It's YA-MA-TO. Thanks. These hulls seem to be pretty hit and miss regarding fit and sink marks. I was lucky with mine!!
I thought about that; however I found a more historically accurate Kure Arsenal Gray from Scale Colors that doesn’t come in a spray can. So speed isn’t the name of the game here. I am going for historical accuracy.
Rly helpful. I just went mad and bought the big 3 , Yamato , Missouri and Bismarck , in their 1/200 fit. I worked on smaller models too but left a few things because it looked to hard and made a lot of mistakes (but still fun to work on) and seeing a pro (in my eyes) doing everything step by step and telling why and how is a great help. I started with Missouri and did a lot of mistakes. But learning out of these helps with Bismarck and later with Yamato.
Im so glad my video has been helpful. Best of luck on all those kits. I did the same thing when I got this Yamato kit I also got the Missouri, Endeavor, and Arizona in 1:200 scale.
Who knows man 🤷🏼♂️ at the end of the day it’s your model so do what you want with it. There just isn’t enough information out there about exactly what those were. I opened mine up because the huge one at the museum in Japan are open, but also it will allow a small view inside the boat hanger.
Nice build so far. Will keep watching it. Thinking about building Yamato too in the future. Build the trumpeter Titanic a year ago but I didn't do the paint job if the hull with an airbrush. I took rattle cans to have it faster. Respect for spraying everything with airbrush, tool hours I guess.
Thanks for the comment. It did take quite a while, but the specific paint I used doesn’t come in a rattle can. If it did I probably would have opted for that to save some time.
I'm excited to see where it goes
Great work. Another great video. Thanks.
Having seen the Kure model in person; the square windows aren't windows, they're air vents. They are square with wire mesh on the outside and a fan on a circular mount behind that.
Ohh that’s very interesting thank for letting me know that. I will look into that a little closer maybe I can scratch built that.
Will you please stop calling it "Yamodo"!! It's YA-MA-TO. Thanks. These hulls seem to be pretty hit and miss regarding fit and sink marks. I was lucky with mine!!
Got it thanks for the feedback
it would be a lot faster if he use a spray paint from Tamiya as it's more of a fine paint when it's come out from a spray can
I thought about that; however I found a more historically accurate Kure Arsenal Gray from Scale Colors that doesn’t come in a spray can. So speed isn’t the name of the game here. I am going for historical accuracy.
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Rly helpful. I just went mad and bought the big 3 , Yamato , Missouri and Bismarck , in their 1/200 fit. I worked on smaller models too but left a few things because it looked to hard and made a lot of mistakes (but still fun to work on) and seeing a pro (in my eyes) doing everything step by step and telling why and how is a great help. I started with Missouri and did a lot of mistakes. But learning out of these helps with Bismarck and later with Yamato.
Im so glad my video has been helpful. Best of luck on all those kits. I did the same thing when I got this Yamato kit I also got the Missouri, Endeavor, and Arizona in 1:200 scale.
Ya-Ma-Toe That is how it's pronounced. Ya-Ma-Toe.
It's spelled Yamato of course.
Thanks
I have the older 1:200 Nichimo Yamato kit and the ports in the aft are round and referred to as 'exhaust ports'?!!
Who knows man 🤷🏼♂️ at the end of the day it’s your model so do what you want with it. There just isn’t enough information out there about exactly what those were. I opened mine up because the huge one at the museum in Japan are open, but also it will allow a small view inside the boat hanger.
Nice build so far. Will keep watching it. Thinking about building Yamato too in the future. Build the trumpeter Titanic a year ago but I didn't do the paint job if the hull with an airbrush. I took rattle cans to have it faster. Respect for spraying everything with airbrush, tool hours I guess.
Thanks for the comment. It did take quite a while, but the specific paint I used doesn’t come in a rattle can. If it did I probably would have opted for that to save some time.
@@avion34 that's a solid reason and the colour is amazing 🤩
What kind of primer did you use and the color as well.
I used Mr Surfacer 1500 black as the primer and scale colors Kure arsenal grey
New to your channel, great work you are doing. I’m yet to build this one and looking forward to seeing your progress. Thanks for sharing. 👍
Thanks! So far it’s been a great kit, and very enjoyable build.
Looks great and massive until you put it on the water and it's 20ft away.......... it suddenly shrinks and looks small, very thin.
Wow amazing job
Thank you! Cheers!