Love the build. Those old Fairey planes are so interesting looking. I've got another Special Hobby kit ( the Firefly ) in my stash I'm going to tackle one day. I also learned that Alclad makes military color paints. I literally had no idea.
I stumbled across this video from searching around on TH-cam, after visiting the Fleet Air Arm museum recently and seeing the Fulmar in all its glory. I must just stop and say, I can't imagine the time & effort that has gone into this - it's truly a masterpiece. Hats off to you sir/madam.
I don't like your work, I LOVE it! You are a genius Sir, both as a modeller and film maker. Simply incredible creations. Thank you for sharing your talents. One can hope to aspire. Cheers
I hope you don't get too tired of hearing this but...Your builds and videos are just fabulous and beyond entertaining!!! Still awesome and mind blowing!!! A huge fan here!!!!
Stunning work, a beautiful model of an otherwise less than mediocre aircraft, if I remember the only 1/72 model was from FROG. I liked expecially the corrosion under the canopy.
Hatte mal überlegt, ob ich mein Video "Attack of the giant insects" noch mal in Stopmotion neu auflege. Kannst es dir ja mal anschauen. Ich müßte dann alle sechs Insekten und den Panzer animieren. Da schreckt mich der Aufwand etwas ab, vor allem weil ich nicht weiß, was ich machen soll, wenn mir eins davon aus der Position rutsch. Außerdem ist es damals nicht wirklich gut bei den Leuten angekommen. Und das nur für mich zu machen, wäre es mir die Arbeit nicht wert.
The most interesting thing about the Fairy Fulmar, was due to the lack of rear defensive armourment in desperation the radio operator/navigator were given a Thompson machine gun. How effective they were I have no idea!
@@TomGrigat Eduard ist schon eine feine Klasse für sich. Ich kenne noch nicht alle Videos, aber eine Ju-88 C5 und eine Messerschmitt Bf-110 G10 N sind auch eher selten gebaute Modelle.
I'm not a real fan of cut aways when they're only done to show what's behind. I prefer opened maintenance areas or damaged surfaces after an accident or so. Something real which let the underlying structure see. But for me it's the process of working on the details what counts.
Цельнометаллические самолёты делать очень интересно. Особенно с этой техникой, когда на грунт мощный слой металлика по всей всему фюзеляжу. Интересно, какой эффект даёт такая "подложка" , как выглядит на этом фоне другие слои? Ролик супер!)
I like your style Sir. Your work is wonderful. The propeller, Is it just slid into place? How do you keep it from pulling off. It didn't look like you glued or melted a hub on the inserted end of the shaft. I like the propellers to spin but they also need to be permanently attached to the aircraft. Or do they? I would hate for the model to lose it in the future so how. Thank you.
I'm pleased you like my work. The propeller is actually lose fit to achieve nice and even rotation just by blowing some air with a hairdryer. For me it was prior getting some sort of spinning simulation for foto purposes. To get this I always use a combination of two metal tubes from Albion Alloys.
OK, you have taken the scale modelling presentation to a different level!!! Any issues with TH-cam and the new law about the suitability of videos for children?
It's a process of doing the paint, take some pictures during moving the several parts step by step and assemble the different pictures together in a special animation program. I use adobe after effects for it. It's nearly the same procedure like animation artists work with puppets to tell their stories. I need 25 pictures for one second.
Tom, your videos are so wonderfully creative. I have been modeling for over 40 years now. I often turn to TH-cam for hints and tips. I recently purchased a Hasegawa 1/32 scale Japanese Zero for $27 USD. From what I understand this kit is quite an old tooling. To improve the detail I plan on ordering a color, photo-etched cockpit kit, and a resin undercarriage kit with wheels to improve the overall accuracy of the model. I may also have to scribe some lines on the cowling, as I have read that this version of Hasegawa's Zero has very little if any panel lines on this critical part. I have minimal experience with photo-etched parts, or scribing. Any specific tips or tricks, (tools or techniques), you could recommend would be greatly appreciated. Thanks, Craig C.
I've seen several of your stop motion video builds and they've all been, without exception, amazingly good. One thing I did notice on this one, though, is that you've made the common mistake of adding chipping to the propeller blades. As I understand it, this would not have happened to a real aircraft as this would have affected the performance and safety of the plane.
how much does it take to you to make a video from "opening the model box" to "uploading the video on youtube" incluiding the building of the model of course?
That, sir, is amazing.
thanks ;-)
Quite brilliant. Not only the modelling, but the presentation too. 👍🇬🇧🇺🇦
Thank you very much 😊
Tom... Your work is defiantly encouraging a new generation of scale model builders and as well....animators...to join in this hobby/craft. ThankYou!
Thanks for your kind words - good to hear my work would be some kind of inspiration ;-)
The video itself is a piece of art. The way you edited it and made it look super aesthetic, compliments the finished model in a stunning fashion.
thank you for your kind words ;-)
Very funny way to use Marmite lol. Great looking kit. Very nicely done.
Love the build. Those old Fairey planes are so interesting looking. I've got another Special Hobby kit ( the Firefly ) in my stash I'm going to tackle one day. I also learned that Alclad makes military color paints. I literally had no idea.
I stumbled across this video from searching around on TH-cam, after visiting the Fleet Air Arm museum recently and seeing the Fulmar in all its glory. I must just stop and say, I can't imagine the time & effort that has gone into this - it's truly a masterpiece. Hats off to you sir/madam.
Thank you very much 😊
As always Tom! A pleasure to watch and a very special kit built! Amazing work
Thank you ;-)
I can watch your vids all day, mate 👍
I'm happy to hear...
Fulmar was always a fave of mine. Great job on an ill-fitting kit. (I did one). Love the stop-motion.
Your work is just superb, museum quality craftsmanship, with video to match. Thanks for sharing
Enjoy your vids. Please keep them coming.
veeeery gooodddd goood job.....on edition and model!!!!!
Thank you very much 😊
Отличный фильм.
Отлично сделанная,и покрашенная модель.
Просто невообразимо! Спасибо за столь замечательное видео!
Восторг! Праздник для глаз и души!!!
Спасибо!
I don't like your work, I LOVE it! You are a genius Sir, both as a modeller and film maker. Simply incredible creations. Thank you for sharing your talents. One can hope to aspire. Cheers
Like I said before, love watching your work, beautiful!!
I'm glad you still like it 😊
You do such outstanding work.
Very kind of you ;-)
A completely pice of art and history.👍
Great job Tom, your models are a example to follow for me.
I am pleased to hear ;- Thank you..
Tom, Yet again another wonderful build. The stop motion ballet of your creativity is a shear delight. Great paint job and weathering. Bill.
Thank you - It made a lot of fun doing the moves with the tiny parts, but was hard to coordinate these actors ;-)
Truly the work of real genius.... awesome!
+Hans Anderson thank you 😊
Fantastic effects, and a great finished model
Thanks 😊
the sheer time put into these pieces of art is unimaginable! You have such patience. thank you for your hard work!
Thanks - you're welcome 😊
I hope you don't get too tired of hearing this but...Your builds and videos are just fabulous and beyond entertaining!!! Still awesome and mind blowing!!! A huge fan here!!!!
Thanks a lot - to be honest, I can't get enough from kind words ;-)
wonderful modelling and wonderful photography
Thank you ;-)
You have a way with videos. Five thumbs up! excellent work.
Thank you very much 😊
that was the best thing in the history of everything
Thank you... too much honour ;-)
+Tom Grigat I was very pleased that you did a fairey fulmar as I am facinated with the plane ever since I visited the fleet air arm museum
I wished I could have had the same opportunity. There are very few picts at the internet...
Phenomenal work and a fantastic video!! 👍🏻👌🏻👏🏻🥇🏆
Thanks a lot 😊
You are a genius, Sire!
Thank you 😊
This model was shut down in droves. Great job as always.
Stunning work, absolute fantastic
thank you ;-)
Simply superb!!! 👍
Another simply stunning production and result!
Thank you ;-)
Another great video from you.
maximum respect!
Thanks a lot
Thank you for your achievements.
You are a damn good model maker.
Thank you for your kind words...
Wow. Unglaublich elegante und wundervoll anzusehende Videos und Flugzeuge die du umsetzt! Phänomenal hochwertig produziert!
Herzlichen Dank für die netten Worte - das freut mich sehr und geht runter wie Öl ;-)
I love the animation
Glad to hear ;-)
Impressionnant!
merci ;-)
This is art!
thanks ;-)
fantastic video
Simply amazing!
Thank you ;-)
super build. very well done
Thank you ;-)
Once again a video masterpiece
Thanks
As always .....wow
Stunning work, a beautiful model of an otherwise less than mediocre aircraft, if I remember the only 1/72 model was from FROG. I liked expecially the corrosion under the canopy.
That is soooo cool!
thanks ;-)
Fantastic build Tom..
thanks ;-)
Wieder mal eine wundervolle Arbeit von Dir. Deine Videos sind einfach grandios!!
Herzlichen Dank. Wie läuft's mit Deinen Stopmotion-Aktionen? Hast Du was in Arbeit?
Hatte mal überlegt, ob ich mein Video "Attack of the giant insects" noch mal in Stopmotion neu auflege. Kannst es dir ja mal anschauen. Ich müßte dann alle sechs Insekten und den Panzer animieren. Da schreckt mich der Aufwand etwas ab, vor allem weil ich nicht weiß, was ich machen soll, wenn mir eins davon aus der Position rutsch. Außerdem ist es damals nicht wirklich gut bei den Leuten angekommen. Und das nur für mich zu machen, wäre es mir die Arbeit nicht wert.
Muy bien hecho amigo
I was anxiously waiting for a ww2 plane build from you, and what a wonderful job you did!
beautiful video and audio! can't wait to see another
I am glad to hear it and new ww2 planes are going to be build very soon ;-)
+Tom Grigat excellent!!! I'll be watching out for them 😀👍
excellent job. beautiful as always
I'm glad to hear.
A true artist
thanks
😊
brilliant
thank you ;-)
Thanks for taking the time to do all this! It takes us long enough to make a decent model, but you decide to animate it too!
That looks amazing btw
It's my kind of passion for our hobby and it's good to notice other people like it as well ;-)
Beautiful😎😎😮👍
fantastic as usual, well done mate!
thanks...
Always deep impressive！
thank you ;-)
Gorgeous model . . . Marmite for chipping parts? How does that work??
Great. 2 thumbs up.
EPIC
Super!!!
nice paint
Thanks
amazing has always, keep up the good work!
Thank you - I'll keep up trying ;-)
hey Tom it's a best work congratulatios
+Andrés Jiménez thanks 😊
реально очень крутое видео и проделанная работа над моделью!!!!!!!! респект! Супер!
Большое спасибо!
love your work :)
I am pleased to hear ;-)
Awesome work Tom - want to build one now! :)
Thanks - and do it, it's a nice kit ;-)
👍
MegaSuper!!!
thank you ;-)
I love your bulids! I cant believe you have so little views!
I'm glad you like it and hopefully my fanbase grows over time ;-) I am still working on my next movies. But it's a very time consuming thing...
Tom Grigat yeah I know I did some 2d animations which are way easier but also requires a lot of time. I cross my fingers for your future on TH-cam :)
Thank you ;-)
Whomst the fuck gave it thumbs down?! This was perfection again! Never stop doing this! Love your art brother
The most interesting thing about the Fairy Fulmar, was due to the lack of rear defensive armourment in desperation the radio operator/navigator were given a Thompson machine gun.
How effective they were I have no idea!
Interesting info...
模型も素晴らしいが、動画の見せ方も良い。
1000 thumbs up.👍 Greetings from Germany. An old enamy.😉 Wish for Focke Wulf FW-190 Butcher Bird.
Grüße aus Deutschland zurück: die Focke Wulf 190 ist eines meiner nächsten Projekte 😎
@@TomGrigat :😬 ist mir unangenehm, weils ein recht Kostspieliger Fogel ist. FW-190 A8 von Airfix in 1/24?
Ich habe die FW-190 A in 1/48 von Eduard - dauert aber noch, bis ich sie angehe.
@@TomGrigat Eduard ist schon eine feine Klasse für sich. Ich kenne noch nicht alle Videos, aber eine Ju-88 C5 und eine Messerschmitt Bf-110 G10 N sind auch eher selten gebaute Modelle.
Class
Meisterwerk! Kunstwerk! Sogar dein Video gefällt mir sehr.
Vielen Dank, das ist sehr nett von Dir.
EXCELLENT!!! :D
Super!
Vielen Dank, mein Lieber ;-) Schöne Grüße...
Can you make a Japanese kawasaki ki 45 toryu please
Have you ever thought about doing cutaways? Show some of that detail that bets hidden when everything is closed up?
I'm not a real fan of cut aways when they're only done to show what's behind. I prefer opened maintenance areas or damaged surfaces after an accident or so. Something real which let the underlying structure see. But for me it's the process of working on the details what counts.
looks like a spitfire but bigger with extra windows
Цельнометаллические самолёты делать очень интересно. Особенно с этой техникой, когда на грунт мощный слой металлика по всей всему фюзеляжу. Интересно, какой эффект даёт такая "подложка" , как выглядит на этом фоне другие слои? Ролик супер!)
Ausgezeichnet!
Εξαιρετικο βιντεο!
That's my granddaughter's favourite... Also mine.
excelentes trabajos y videos, te has ganado mi suscribcion!!!!! Saludos desde chile. n_n
Gracias por las palabras bonitas ;-)
Просто обалденно! Мне есть к чему стремится.
DAMN! I knew Marmite wasn’t there to be eaten!!!
These videos shouldn't be accessible to everyone...
They should be RATED......"TG" ( "TOO GOOD" )
And you Sir;...you are (n.o.t.w)..... =)
Thank you for your kind words ;-)...
Outstanding as usual! But did I see Marmite over there? I'd love to see what chicken tikka masala would produce.
Yes, you're right, it's Marmite I used for chipping purposes .... ☺
I like your style Sir. Your work is wonderful.
The propeller, Is it just slid into place? How do you keep it from pulling off. It didn't look like you glued or melted a hub on the inserted end of the shaft. I like the propellers to spin but they also need to be permanently attached to the aircraft. Or do they? I would hate for the model to lose it in the future so how.
Thank you.
I'm pleased you like my work. The propeller is actually lose fit to achieve nice and even rotation just by blowing some air with a hairdryer. For me it was prior getting some sort of spinning simulation for foto purposes. To get this I always use a combination of two metal tubes from Albion Alloys.
very nice detail work. I really liked the guns
OK, you have taken the scale modelling presentation to a different level!!! Any issues with TH-cam and the new law about the suitability of videos for children?
how did you make the movie actually? Great job and movies!
It's a process of doing the paint, take some pictures during moving the several parts step by step and assemble the different pictures together in a special animation program. I use adobe after effects for it. It's nearly the same procedure like animation artists work with puppets to tell their stories. I need 25 pictures for one second.
How much would all of the aftermarket additions to this model cost?
They were all included in the kit.
Tom, your videos are so wonderfully creative. I have been modeling for over 40 years now. I often turn to TH-cam for hints and tips. I recently purchased a Hasegawa 1/32 scale Japanese Zero for $27 USD. From what I understand this kit is quite an old tooling. To improve the detail I plan on ordering a color, photo-etched cockpit kit, and a resin undercarriage kit with wheels to improve the overall accuracy of the model. I may also have to scribe some lines on the cowling, as I have read that this version of Hasegawa's Zero has very little if any panel lines on this critical part. I have minimal experience with photo-etched parts, or scribing. Any specific tips or tricks, (tools or techniques), you could recommend would be greatly appreciated. Thanks, Craig C.
Thank you for the kind words. Unfortunately I haven't got any special tipps for dealing with etched parts, sorry.
I've seen several of your stop motion video builds and they've all been, without exception, amazingly good. One thing I did notice on this one, though, is that you've made the common mistake of adding chipping to the propeller blades. As I understand it, this would not have happened to a real aircraft as this would have affected the performance and safety of the plane.
where did you get the Idea to use Marmite?
how much does it take to you to make a video from "opening the model box" to "uploading the video on youtube" incluiding the building of the model of course?
This video took me more than a month - nearly two... In hours I would say appr. 60 - 70.