@@AirandGroundinScale No worries, I should also have said how impressed I was with your filming quality, you really captures the subject very well which helps so much in illustrating the quality of your work. I look forward to seeing more👍
One of the best cockpit tutorials I’ve ever seen! You do a great job of keeping your video short and to the point but full of useful content and easy to understand techniques. I’ll be watching more!
That is nice, when you can take something to your workbench from my videos... DenXio, it is very nice that you tune in to every Episode and leave a comment!!! Thank you for your Support!!!
Hey Nestor! Thanks for the advice! For PE Parts I prefer super glue, because it holds it instantly in place. I got the Ammo Mig PE and Canopy Glue, which is almost white glue, just a little bit denser. I like to use it for the canopys, because you can brush the excess away with water... Have a great Sunday!!!
1030 subs when I looked at this. Congrats and well done! Looks like my calculations were off by a few days. Kits and paints giveaways? Sounds really exciting! Hope I have a chance. Anyway, the model is coming along really well. Another amazing outcome in progress!
It's a short beer :) Always take two, one for the thirst and one for the taste... :) In this situation I could have used any other colored Mr Surfacer, because I spray it then RLM 66. But I use the 1500 for priming... Thanks for tuning in!
Unbelievibal, isn't it!!! Thanks a lot for your support from the beginning on Matt!!! Yes, Kits and Paints :D I hope there will be something, everyone likes...
The quality you are at with such little youtube time is impressive. I mean, look at those slide shots! Looking forward to the next episodes of this build series. Btw, which quick realese do you use for ur airbrush? I dont have one yet, and they definetely seem like a great patience saving device.
Thank you very much for your support and noticing the slide shots Arthur!!! :) I try to keep my Episodes short and focused... I don't remember how the quick release is called, sorry... I just checked which one will work with the parts Harder and Steenbeck delivers with their airbrush... The quick release is nice to have and doesn't cost so much.
@@AirandGroundinScale yeah, I think youre nailing it with the episodes duration. I personally dont mind those long in depth, show-everything videos. But thats not everyones cup of tea, and, regardless, your video format is more entertaining. Well, no problem! Will look into those quick releases. I was in doubt if well known, good quality brands were a thing for picking one up, but the chinese cheapos seem to do the job just fine?
@@ArthurMG00 I've got so much videomaterial. Perhaps I'm going to publish it one day, but in another format. I'm sure the cheap ones will be sufficient, for what it is. Even with a standard one there is some air escaping at some angels. But perhaps that's just my handling :)
Nice tutorial mate for the cockpit thanks for sharing 👍👍👍👍
Gorgos, thank you so much for tuning in!!!
The cockpit detail is looking fantastic, brilliant weathering skills just the right amount for this scale👍
I always try to tune down my weathering. It's a thin line to overdoing it :D Thanks for your feedback!!!
@@AirandGroundinScale No worries, I should also have said how impressed I was with your filming quality, you really captures the subject very well which helps so much in illustrating the quality of your work. I look forward to seeing more👍
@@KitchenTableModeller I try to get better each video. Thanks a lot for your motivating words!!!
One of the best cockpit tutorials I’ve ever seen! You do a great job of keeping your video short and to the point but full of useful content and easy to understand techniques. I’ll be watching more!
A big thank you Doug, for this motivating comment!!! Much appreciated!!! Thanks for tuning in...
Wow, outstanding details. This cockpit looks just amazing. Good job!
I think the Eduard Cockpit out of the box is really great. Thank you Tomasz for tuning in!!!
Hi buddy amazing cockpit love the paint and weathering looks stunning. cheers Gary from the UK 🇬🇧
Hey Garry, thanks for tuning in and leaving such a nice comment!!!
Very nice work, well done look forward to the next installment!!
Very nice that you enjoyed it Stacy!!! More content will come 👍
Dear Modellers. The Video is still not processed by TH-cam in 4k, I hope you don't mind... Best Regards, Leon
With what camera you record?
@@giorgosgr2 With the Fujifilm XT-20 and the Kit-Lens... Do you have an other recommendation?
@@AirandGroundinScale I don't think so I look the specs and looks superb for a small camera
@@giorgosgr2 I've got the camera some years ago and I really love it. Size and quality are great!
I learned something new today. Thank you. 😊 I really enjoy watching your tutorials. 😊 👍
That is nice, when you can take something to your workbench from my videos... DenXio, it is very nice that you tune in to every Episode and leave a comment!!! Thank you for your Support!!!
@@AirandGroundinScale, it's my pleasure. Happy to support a modeler with very informative content. 😊 👍
Nice work mate👍
Thank you Tony!!!
Excellent work!! Going to use some of those techniques
Very nice, if you got something out of this episode!!! Have fun!!!
Great work on the cockpit 👍👏
Thank you Ed, it is one of my favourite parts of the kit.
Great techniques 😊 👌
Almost my standard workflow I use for cockpits. Thanks a lot!!!
Great stuff!! I just subbed. Looking forward to seeing more of your work.
Thank you very much LT!!!
Sehr beeindruckende Arbeit, gefällt mir sehr gut
Hallo Bodo! Schön dass du wieder eingeschaltet hast!!! Danke für Dein Lob!!!
well done man!
Your comment is much appreciated!!! Thanks!!!
Very nice finish 😉
Thanks Basil!!!
For pe parts you can use also white glue which is used also for gluing clear parts like canopy.
Hey Nestor! Thanks for the advice! For PE Parts I prefer super glue, because it holds it instantly in place. I got the Ammo Mig PE and Canopy Glue, which is almost white glue, just a little bit denser. I like to use it for the canopys, because you can brush the excess away with water... Have a great Sunday!!!
Hello, great video, very helpful thanks for sharing. Liam
Great tutorial! Thanks
Thank you Machinehead for clicking on the video!!!
Time for a beer and a new episode... Excellent! Can I ask why you prefer the Mr Surfacer in black as opposed to the grey?
1030 subs when I looked at this. Congrats and well done! Looks like my calculations were off by a few days. Kits and paints giveaways? Sounds really exciting! Hope I have a chance.
Anyway, the model is coming along really well. Another amazing outcome in progress!
It's a short beer :) Always take two, one for the thirst and one for the taste... :) In this situation I could have used any other colored Mr Surfacer, because I spray it then RLM 66. But I use the 1500 for priming... Thanks for tuning in!
Unbelievibal, isn't it!!! Thanks a lot for your support from the beginning on Matt!!! Yes, Kits and Paints :D I hope there will be something, everyone likes...
Great video. Goes together with FW190 vid on weathering and cockpit. Thanks.😊
Hey Vladimir! Nice to hear, that you like it!!! Enjoy!
The quality you are at with such little youtube time is impressive. I mean, look at those slide shots! Looking forward to the next episodes of this build series. Btw, which quick realese do you use for ur airbrush? I dont have one yet, and they definetely seem like a great patience saving device.
Thank you very much for your support and noticing the slide shots Arthur!!! :) I try to keep my Episodes short and focused... I don't remember how the quick release is called, sorry... I just checked which one will work with the parts Harder and Steenbeck delivers with their airbrush... The quick release is nice to have and doesn't cost so much.
@@AirandGroundinScale yeah, I think youre nailing it with the episodes duration. I personally dont mind those long in depth, show-everything videos. But thats not everyones cup of tea, and, regardless, your video format is more entertaining. Well, no problem! Will look into those quick releases. I was in doubt if well known, good quality brands were a thing for picking one up, but the chinese cheapos seem to do the job just fine?
@@ArthurMG00 I've got so much videomaterial. Perhaps I'm going to publish it one day, but in another format.
I'm sure the cheap ones will be sufficient, for what it is. Even with a standard one there is some air escaping at some angels. But perhaps that's just my handling :)
@@AirandGroundinScale Well, and a little air scaping doesnt hurt. Anyways, thank you for the info!