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Registrace 22. 04. 2022
My biggest hobby is scale modeling. I create instructional content, reviews, and guides on modeling techniques.
Mein größtes Hobby ist das Modellbau. Ich erstelle Anleitungen, Rezensionen und Tutorials zu Modellbautechniken.
Moje największe hobby to modelarstwo. Tworzę treści instruktażowe, recenzje i poradniki technik modelarskich.
Mi mayor pasatiempo es el modelismo. Creo contenidos instructivos, reseñas y tutoriales sobre técnicas de modelismo.
Mein größtes Hobby ist das Modellbau. Ich erstelle Anleitungen, Rezensionen und Tutorials zu Modellbautechniken.
Moje największe hobby to modelarstwo. Tworzę treści instruktażowe, recenzje i poradniki technik modelarskich.
Mi mayor pasatiempo es el modelismo. Creo contenidos instructivos, reseñas y tutoriales sobre técnicas de modelismo.
WRIGHT FLYER 1
#scalemodelworld #modeling #aircraft #hobby #howto #diy #modelmaking #modelkit #3dprinting #wright #flyer
Announcement of a model kit designed and produced by MODEL-MA-KING, along with a film about assembling and painting this legendary airplane - the Wright brothers' Flyer 1.
Ankündigung eines von MODEL-MA-KING entworfenen und produzierten Modellbausatzes sowie eines Films über den Zusammenbau und die Bemalung dieses legendären Flugzeugs - Flyer 1 der Gebrüder Wright.
Zapowiedź zaprojektowanego i wyprodukowanego przez MODEL-MA-KING modelu do sklejania oraz filmu o montażu i malowaniu tego legendarnego samolotu - Flyer 1 braci Wright.
Anuncio de un modelo para ensamblar diseñado y producido por MODEL-MA-KING, y una película sobre el montaje y pintura de este legendario avión - el Flyer 1 de los hermanos Wright.
Patreon:
www.patreon.com/user?u=91878836
More photos:
www.scalemates.com/profiles/mate.php?id=127132&p=albums&album=106286&i=2#2023
There are no sponsored content in this video!
Music: iMovie
Announcement of a model kit designed and produced by MODEL-MA-KING, along with a film about assembling and painting this legendary airplane - the Wright brothers' Flyer 1.
Ankündigung eines von MODEL-MA-KING entworfenen und produzierten Modellbausatzes sowie eines Films über den Zusammenbau und die Bemalung dieses legendären Flugzeugs - Flyer 1 der Gebrüder Wright.
Zapowiedź zaprojektowanego i wyprodukowanego przez MODEL-MA-KING modelu do sklejania oraz filmu o montażu i malowaniu tego legendarnego samolotu - Flyer 1 braci Wright.
Anuncio de un modelo para ensamblar diseñado y producido por MODEL-MA-KING, y una película sobre el montaje y pintura de este legendario avión - el Flyer 1 de los hermanos Wright.
Patreon:
www.patreon.com/user?u=91878836
More photos:
www.scalemates.com/profiles/mate.php?id=127132&p=albums&album=106286&i=2#2023
There are no sponsored content in this video!
Music: iMovie
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#scalemodelworld #styringe #modeling #aircraft #hobby #howto #diy #modelmaking #paints #storage Disposable syringes are excellent for preparing and storing model paints. They make it easy to measure the correct proportions of thinner and paint without dirtying the workshop. It's also easy to add paint to the airbrush and then remove it. The paints can be stored for a very long time and are very...
How to make photo-etched elements
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#scalemodelworld #etched #modeling #aircraft #hobby #howto #diy #modelmaking In this video, you will learn how to independently create professionally-looking photo-etched plates. Miniature parts made in this way open up entirely new possibilities for the modeler. In diesem Video erfahren Sie, wie Sie professionell aussehende Fotogravurplatten selbstständig erstellen können. Auf diese Weise herg...
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Dzięki!
Wow
Does it also work with copper?
Yes, photo-etching using ferric chloride (FeCl₃) will also work on a copper plate. Ferric chloride is commonly used for etching copper in processes such as the production of printed circuit boards (PCBs). It reacts with copper, dissolving it and forming soluble copper compounds, which allows for the precise removal of material from the surface of the copper plate. Remember to take appropriate safety precautions during the etching process, such as wearing protective gloves and working in a well-ventilated area, as ferric chloride is a corrosive substance.
@@model-ma-king Great! Thank you so much. You did an amazing video. I hope to see more soon!
Also, I’d like to know if I could get the same result using photosensitive dry film instead of Positive 20. This is because Positive 20 seems very hard to get in the USA
Yes, you can use film, and the effect will be the same. However, the process of applying the film and getting rid of air bubbles seems quite complicated to me, but it will definitely work. Right now, I'm trying to use 3D printing resin as a photosensitive substance on a metal plate. The image needs to be projected with an old slide projector but with a UV lamp. I might make a video about it. Good luck with the film!
@@model-ma-kingyes please make a video on that, very interested. thanks
Wow. I thought the photo etching was some kind of laser cutting 😅
Brilliant and very cheap ... thank you
Czesc, co robisz ze zużytym kwasem? Na ile starczy jedna porcja w naczyniu? Pozdrawiam
Używam kilkakrotnie dopóki nie straci „mocy” tj. ok 4 razy a potem dolewam świeżego. Muszę też przyznać, że nie produkuję hurtowo tych części więc raczej nie mam dużego zużycia. Zrobiłem kilkadziesiąt małych płytek używając litra kwasu.
@@model-ma-king przygotowujac się do materialu natrafiles gdzieś na informacje jak wygląda fototrawienie na większą skale? Bylbym wdzięczny za jakieś materiały
@EverynyanSan Tak, jest kilka filmików z produkcji seryjnej (np. Eduard coś tam pokazywał) ale to głównie już duże, drogie maszyny.
how do you make the drawings? I want to etch a steering wheel from my pocher Alfa Romeo.
I'm not really sure how to answer. I just draw in a graphics program using black and white colors. Draw the steering wheel in black using some tool for creating circles. Draw the arms of the steering wheel with lines or fills. Add details with black or cut out with white. Then outline the entire steering wheel in black and print it on printing film. There are plenty of free sketching programs and lots of instructional videos, so you'll definitely manage. Alternatively, you can also draw on the film with markers by hand using a compass and ruler. Another method could be to use a black and brown illustration of the steering wheel, which you copy onto the film with a copier and correct with markers. I hope these tips help.
@@model-ma-king thanks for the tips. I am going to look for a suitable program for drawing and try to scan/draw the wheel.
I would like to purchase your ebook "Guide to the Details of Photo Etching Techniques." but I would like to pay the 3€ with PayPal, is it possible?
Honestly, you surprised me with that question. I've already sold several of those textbooks, and I have PayPal connected for payouts, but I'm not sure about the purchasing process itself - I think it's possible - I'll try to buy my own product from another account, then I'll know and let you know. If I understand correctly, have you already tried to do this?
@@model-ma-king thanks for this, just purchased the book.
Thank you very much. I regret that I don't have the time because I have a lot of ideas for new episodes, but my professional work doesn't allow me to pursue them.
Hi, is it possible to order some photo etched stencils with text for an F-16 RC model from you?
What is the max thickness of the metal?
I recommend using plates from 0.1 to 0.2mm thick. Thicker ones will etch for so long that the edge may be uneven. In cross-section and under high magnification, instead of being smooth, pitting will be visible if the process takes too long.
@@model-ma-king 0.3 mm copper would work too. However you need a foam etching process with Ferrite-3-chloride at 30 to 45 degrees Celsius. The foam needs to gently flow over the plate from both sides.
Hi mna very nice video .what is maximum thickness metal to proced ?
I think 0.2mm is maximum. Most common is 0.1mm.
@@model-ma-king thanks for info
Can I ask how you made it so it etches all the way through in some places, but for example the numbers are only partially etched in the same go? Did you cover them during the process?
The trick is that the images on both sides of my "sandwich", into which I insert a plate, differ from each other - if the same thing is in the same place on both, then etching from both sides of the plate will lead to it being etched through. If, for example, a letter is drawn on only one of them, then the etching process there simply lasts half the time, so it will be etched halfway through. It's just a matter of designing the drawings exposed on the plate - during the etching process itself, there's nothing else to do. This is well explained in the PDF, which you can buy on my Patreon.
@@model-ma-king Ooooh, ty.
This is 👍. I want to try this. Is that a jewelry box? Do you just bake it in your oven in your kitchen? Is the positiv 20 toxic?
Yes but you will need time. Effect is the same.
@@model-ma-kingI'm interested in this alternative method using a 3D printer. Could you elaborate more on how would it work?
I use ArchiCAD for drawing because i’m an architect but it could be any vector drawing software (there is so many free versions). Good luck - it is easy!
Awesome !
Great tutorial. I wanted to ask if in your opinion it is possible to use the photosensitive blue film instead of the Positiv 20 spray.
Hello, I'm Korean, and it's hard to get the positiv-20 spray from the video. Therefore, I'd like to ask if there's any alternative means.
Have you ever tried using electro-etching (i.e. electrical/salt-water etching) instead of acid etching?
@lestatdelc I think it's a great idea! Most of the process will remain unchanged, only the etching phase will be different. I wish you success and suggest considering printing a 3D pattern on a metal plate using a 3D printer? Instead of exposing Positiv, you print a thin layer directly onto the board attached to the printer's printing plate? I thought about it recently but haven't tried it yet.
Great idea and I have a bag that I found in a dumpter near a hospital most likely someone with acess at the hospital was stealing them but I happen to be scrapping for dollars to buy models and blam a bag of new needles great idea thanks for sharing its said you can only keeo what knowledge you have by giving it away! All day I'm to words that teach me!
I'm intersted in purchasing a how to book in English where do I need to go ti do so if you still have available? Best regards, Brock Beckstedt
Give me your email - I'll think about how to handle it.
Brilliant!
Best of all, it's so simple!
@@model-ma-kingJust to add note, you can buy syringes without needles, and there are caps available, so you can avoid having to make your own cap from the needle. Although the offcuts from the needles can be useful as small tubes, barrels etc
You can also use the ends of toothpicks or patafix as stoppers, but as you mentioned, cut-off needles make great replacement parts. The most important thing is to remove the air.
Mega patent 👌🏻
What a nice video you have made. The result is super fine and highly detailed etching. Good explanation of how you go about achieving a successful result. Thank you for sharing your knowledge.
Thank you!
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First of all, congratulations on your instructional video and for your effort. Just one question, if possible, what software can be used to design the transparencies? Thanks a lot.
I happen to use ArchiCAD because I am an architect, but it's not really dedicated to this purpose and it's quite expensive. The main requirement is the ability to do vector drawing and set the appropriate print scale. I think that among the free options, Inkscape or Gimp should be decent, although I admit that I used them a long time ago... Among paid but affordable programs, I recommend Affinity Designer. Ultimately, you can try to copy existing elements by placing them on a transparency sheet and spraying black paint with an airbrush... even using markers is an option. Regards, and thank you for the kind words. I'm a very busy person, but I promise more interesting episodes in the future.
What brand “SPECIAL PRINTER FILM” or Clear Photo sheets do you use with the process? I recently purchased a kit that came with x2’s sheets of it that looks EXACTLY like yours in video. However I can’t find a similar type. All Ive found is a less quality type that still works, but not as well as the original I got with kit. [Ink Jet Printer] Do you have any other videos or info regarding this process? Thank U for this post!!! ZenModeling ☯️
I used the FOLEX BG-32 PLUS film and didn't test others, but I think it doesn't make a big difference. The main goal is to ensure the best print quality. During the exposure process, what's essential is the darkening of the print since the film itself doesn't participate in chemical processes. My printer is an Epson L130. I'll just hint that it's worth converting the file from PDF to Bitmap, e.g., TIFF, because printer interpreters reduce the resolution of vector line vertices, and I was surprised by the significant difference in the final print - especially with such small details. If you want more details, I've prepared a PDF description in various languages. Let me know how to send it to you.
@@model-ma-king can laser printers be used in this process or just ink jet? Kind regards Tj
Yes, you can use laser printer but be sure to buy foil for that type of printing.
@@model-ma-king Thankyou for the prompt response, i am unsure what foil is used for in this process?
Another method is asking a printing company to make a lithographic film of it. And indeed TIFF or BMP are the best choice 1200 X 1200 DPI is sufficient each dot would be 0,021167 mm x 0,0021176 mm
"Special Printer Film"? What exactly is special printer film: brand, type, etc? Also, is that a special type of ink in the printer or just normal epson ink? Thanks.
I use a laser printer. Toner printers work better than inkjet printers😊
Un buen canal, saludos desde México
Awesome! Good luck with your channel. Cheers!
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