Boeing 747-8F, Atlas Air |
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 15 ต.ค. 2024
- It's sad to see an iconic piece of aviation history just being retired and scrapped like that. Seeing all the 747s being scrapped hurts me and the aviation community just as much as everyone else involved in the 747 program way back then. And may I also add, the people involved in scrapping the planes too.
Thank you to Joe Sutter, Boeing, and the team behind the 747 project, for developing this revolutionary aviation marvel. Aviation would never be what it is today if this plane never came to be. A big hats-off to Mr. Sutter and his team of engineers, "The Incredibles" for the incredible plane.
Original Boeing 747 (-400) templates by: K. Kiyonaga
Boeing 747-8F modification by: Jefferson B. @liverycraft
Model built by: Paul A. @PAWaviation15
My 2nd channel: @PAWAviationVlogs
Excellent video!
Thanks! Love your work too :D
Awesome build!
Wow... You're a professional papercraft maker. This is awesome! So clean.
Sorry for the late reply, lmao
Though I wouldn't say I'm a professional. There's way too many flaws on this model 🙃
I have one question, how do you assemble each segment so neatly? the wings in my models have started to regularly ‘bend downwards, how do i fit it?. great model btw!!
Good question! The same thing actually happened to my A380 model. The key is to properly glue the wing box to the interior of the fuselage. That will keep your wings from sagging. Or at least, that's my advice for you. Also, I cut out and prep all the parts for the segment I will make next, before assembling those parts together. I do the same thing for the rest of the plane
Thank you so much!
Also, in the beginning of the model, why do many people apple glue with a plastic card before starting the model?
@@rud9713 That's a step that would be useful once the model is complete. You've noticed I spray-painted the model with a clear coating. The glue applied on the pages with the plastic card prevents the actual paper from absorbing the spray paint, which would result in an ugly output
I got this info from Hermercraft, as well as a lot of models that I've been making for the past four years, so thank him for the tip
tysm to you and hermercraft!
Hello, I'm from Thailand. Nice to meet you. Hope you don't mind me.
How I can buy that moder of the 747 pleas letemy now.
It's completely free on Citycraft's website.
www.citycraft-papermodels.com/boeing-747
How much time did it taked you making this plane?
It took me around 3 weeks, considering I had school in the day
nice one i have the same in my channel good job
Nice and clean build! Good job done right there.
what's the music name you have used at the end of the video btw?
It's called Dusk by Ian Post. Originally heard it from TheFlightChannel, and then used it on my videos
Very good video friend, I have a question, is all that made of paper or is it another material?
If so, can you pass it on to me?
Thank you!
99% of it is paper, specifically, 200gm Vellum board paper. The 1% is a small counterweight inside the nose area of the plane ;)
@@PAWaviation15 Thank you
@@PAWaviation15Hello Mr. Nice video! The paper is normal A4? Or is more hard material?
@@BrianxCraft It's extra thick A4 paper (200grams), not your standard office paper (70-80grams)
Actually its not called 800! (But its called 747-8F or 8i)
Noted. Thank you
Hi I draw my own templates I am subbed
Also can you do a tutorial?
I will try and make one at some point. Though I will give credit for tips and tricks that I learned from others
@@PAWaviation15 ok