@@matty82003 haha, yeah no doubt that italian biplanes were good! Just not really meant to fight modern day monoplanes that can go twice their speed in a straight line
Beautiful aircraft, one of my favourites, i generally prefer twin piston engine fighters over single engine ones, my absolute favourite being the Westland whirlwind, it was the fist twin engined single seat fighter the RAF had I would like to see airfix do one of them
My son and I have this set. We're working through it and found this video. We had our heads in our hands when the pieces were painted whilst still on the frames. It's so obvious and easier!
Yes, sometimes the small parts are easier to paint before gluing them together, other times its easier to glue them first - really depends on what the parts are
I've built a few of these over the years and I think this kit is the best early mark P-40/Tomahawk in 1/72. Yours finished up very nicely indeed! You have some real modeling talent!
Nice build mate if your low on budget take a trip to Aldi before the end of Christmas they have airfix starter sets for £4.99 each I’ve picked a few up myself
Good morning. I discover your channel while having a coffee... At first, I thought: " Hum, it's very different from usual specialist videos", until i understand that such videos ( and only those) can interest the youngest of us! The idea is great! I find again my lost young years but my english is too poor to describe my feelings this early morning (my french is much better ;). I subscribe, of course... See you soon. Sheers from France.
Awesome! Thanks for subscribing - i understand a little french but it's not great . . . i think i might be able to order a ham sandwich and that's about it :P
Hot_Doggerz glad you enjoyed! I like the p40 because it was a bit of an underdog, all the glory being taken by spitfires and p51s. But the contribution the p40 made to the war effort was invaluable
PanzermansBunker yeah, it's nice to make a change. I may have an armoured vehicle kit to do after Christmas, depending on how good I've been this year!
I would also recommend getting some tamiya extra thin cement it’s a brilliant glue and can be used as a micro filler 🙂👍 retails for about 2.99 a bottle at any hobbycraft in the uk
I built this model this week, it was the only 1/72 kit they had in my local model shop so i decided to try it. Iam happy with the final result but the overall building of the plane I found to be un interesting, its a sad thing to say, maybe it was to do with the fact that the Tomahawk, or this colour varient, isnt one of my favourite aircraft. But at least it was something to pass the time with u know?
Yeah, sometimes they can become a bit repetitive - i've actually built two of these now, this one and the Battle Of Britain style one czcams.com/video/sEoesSFgRRg/video.html and I found the second one to be a bit more fun! Exactly the same kit, just seemed to be more fun to build. I know you've got to build something you're interested in, sometimes that can be the first barrier to get past
I tried to build this but I was using a hair dryer to dry it but it was on high heat but I got distracted then looked back at the sprue only to see the model shrinking and warping
Hello do you do a video listing all tools and any extra items you feel a beginner should have so to make a good job of what is being built and what 2nd world war British planes and company who makes them would you recommend ? Finally have you done any videos in real time any help is much appreciated. Paul
I have a tools video here czcams.com/video/mj_BlppSLic/video.html but as for the kits themselves, I have a number of unboxing videos which you might find helpful. If you look on my channel and scroll through the videos you might see something of interest. Sadly I don't currently do "real-time" builds as they become very long and don't do as well as these shorter videos
Thanks! If you check out some of my more recent videos they are a bit longer and not as rushed. I've built this model as the P40B Warhawk from the USAAF as part of a beginner's guide, so that might be worth taking a look :)
Hi mate, great job. I'm currently building this model, and I plan on making it a two-seater, which will involve cutting out some of the plastic of the fuselage on which the 'back windows' sit. What do you think would be the best way of doing this? I was thinking of using a hot wire?
Hmmm, that could work. I think I would just stick with a sharp knife and the sanding it down afterwards, but that's just my preference. I'd be interested to know how you get on :)
Thanks for your comment. Other people I've asked have also recommended cutting the plastic rather than melting with a hot wire, so I'll give that a go :)
Another great video and I’ve bought this kit as another starter project. Could I ask, when painting the fuselage/wings, do you just do one coat of thinned acrylic? I may have missed it but just after confirmation. Regards and thanks for the videos.
A montagem esta otima, mas se vc deixou o trem de pouso recolhido, melhor usar um suporte para o P 40. Com o tempo acaba empenando de um lado ou de outro.
Just got this kit as I went in hobbycraft and saw the air fix section and bought 3 models also is the kit a good fit together adding the fuselage to the wing section because some recent models that I built aren’t particularly very good fits in this step
Thank you for u´e been upload this video I´ve been looking for a starter set to begin with hobby and i just have a question can i put the wheels as if the p40 is on land and can i remove the wheels if a want?
ADrian Cabrera thanks for watching! The wheels can be assembled up (as depicted in my video) or down. Airfix include both options in the design of their kits
Hi, can you explain the dry painting silver process. I am just getting back into model making for the first time since I was a child. Have bought a couple of kits and trying to pick up the bits and bobs for weathering etc. Any help or links to videos would be great.
Dry brushing? it's pretty simple, put paint on the brush, then on a paper towel (or something like that) just brush all the paint off again. The brush should now feel dry. Use this on the model and only the residual paint on the brush will be picked up by any raised details
Thank you for the guide , its a great help ! I have found that someone suggested use of softer pastels for washes- and using turpentine as a thinner to get any colour of mud or aging effect (grind em with a fine mesh, pour turpentine, mix, apply as a putty). Still have yet to try it - think it will work ? I dont want to botch up my kits Getting Italeri Fw-190A-8 as its 30% off ,Ju-87 Zvezda, Spitfire MKV, E-50 MC, Kv-2 Trumpeter , proly this as my first kits in 1/72 The diorama will be very painfull t... scratch building 2 buildings, Bunkers, bricks using car putty and the rest..oh boy.. 120x80cms base with 8 to 8 vehicles, 50 infantry. So any help i find here will be immense load off
I can't say that I've ever tried that method, but it sounds interesting - maybe someone has made a video on it? Sounds like you've got some great kits on the way, and the diorama will be amazing when it's finished!
Model Minutes Im ordering this+ fw-190 a-8 tommorow, aswell as King Tiger+ Ju-87 This video will help alot, and the wash thing you mentioned may help in the watch tower i made (wood stirrers cut with a knife along 5mms), turned out amazing, took 14 hours . 1000*6 cms each is alot of work space for model walls for just 0.40£ lol, or less
Hello i want to make my first model kit Im using a acrylic for painting my model. And i want to ask some question to you. Did you thinned the paint before painting? Waht is the ratio between the paint and the thinner for the acrylic?. And did you recommending to use the primer paint before painting with brush? Thank you
Zhafran Nabil great questions! It depends on the plastic and paint, but a primer can be a good idea to help the next layers stick to the plastic. I tend to thin my paint 2 parts paint to one part water. If you would like more information, I mention these thing in my beginner guide videos ☺️
Zhafran Nabil again that depends on the paint and how much you thin it. I find that with my ratio it might take up to 3 coats. But if it’s thinner it may require mpre
@@ModelMinutes I was hoping to have the teeth decals for a Korean War f-51d I was making out of the Airfix p-51d but I ended up having to hand paint the teeth due to none being included with the tomahawk
Didn't you wash the parts before you started painting? Would help especially if brush painting with acrylics. I still use Humbrol enamels (along with White Ensign and Xtracolour since they have many special British colors) and brush paint as much as possible, using airbrush only for large or flat areas where brush marks are harder to hide. Don't understand these modellers that airbrush everything. Spend hours masking when can brush it in a few minutes. Enamels best for brushing for me, acrylics just never seem to cover brush marks. Hope you get an airbrush someday. My parents got me one for Christmas 43 years ago, still have and use it! Very good video, did a good job on an out of box build!
I do wash most of the kits I build, but if i'm honest, i'm not sure I notice a difference in the way paints adhere to the surface of the plastic. I find i'm reasonably efficient at using a brush these days, so feel it would be quicker than using an airbrush, but I do hope to get one someday, but it might be a few years away at the moment as I don't really have the funds to justify it. It's been suggested I start a patreon to help fund the channel, but not sure I've got the fanbase for that at the moment
Yes, this was one of my earlier builds where I was still figuring out the format so paint information wasn’t always mentioned. A full paint list is included in all my more recent videos
I still use brushes when painting the models I make . I’m 66 and I have been making models since I was 10 . Great job !
Thanks! I think its important to show that good results can be achieved using brushes :)
Model Minutes So I do! At 61.
Me too. Thinned and nice even costs minimizes brush strokes.
I’ve found the acrylic paints in these sets give a very even finish even when brushed.
Me too but well i'm 25 ... New generation of brush painter, proudly applying my dad painting methods !
The 7 people who disliked are probably italian biplane pilots
Emil Scale Modelling hahaha!
@@ModelMinutes 😉
Now 11
I am an italian Cr42 Pilot...but...respect for this man!
@@matty82003 haha, yeah no doubt that italian biplanes were good! Just not really meant to fight modern day monoplanes that can go twice their speed in a straight line
I stumbled upon this model yesterday in Lidl for £8 so thought why not try making my first ever Airfix! Wish me luck.
You can do it!
@@ModelMinutes Thanks for the vote of confidence haha! I'll start tonight and undoubtedly refer to your video multiple times along the way. 👍
@@Mkbshg8 Good Luck!
Nice build, P40 always a favourite of mine 😊
mine too!
Beautiful aircraft, one of my favourites, i generally prefer twin piston engine fighters over single engine ones, my absolute favourite being the Westland whirlwind, it was the fist twin engined single seat fighter the RAF had I would like to see airfix do one of them
Airfix has a very old tool of the Whirlwind, you might be able to pick one up second hand
My son and I have this set. We're working through it and found this video. We had our heads in our hands when the pieces were painted whilst still on the frames. It's so obvious and easier!
Yes, sometimes the small parts are easier to paint before gluing them together, other times its easier to glue them first - really depends on what the parts are
Well done. That's a great result, especially with brushes. Looks like very good value from Airfix too.
Thanks! It's a pretty neat kit, and builds up quite well. At the moment I've built three of these kits, so I might have a bit of a P40 problem :P
airfix models are great value
@@ModelMinutes Seek help ,from this modelling disease
Thank you for this great informative video, I’m a beginner modeller and this inspirational and motivating video is fab.
Thanks for watching! I'm glad you found it helpful :D
I've built a few of these over the years and I think this kit is the best early mark P-40/Tomahawk in 1/72. Yours finished up very nicely indeed! You have some real modeling talent!
Thanks :) I seem to have a bit of a thing for P40s at the moment
Did this kit when I was 12, long time ago!
Your video inspired me to do it again👍
Was it this version or the older P40 that Airfix had?
It was the old Airfix version. Saved up my pocket money and bought it purely for the decals!
Nice build mate if your low on budget take a trip to Aldi before the end of Christmas they have airfix starter sets for £4.99 each I’ve picked a few up myself
Pc Plod thanks! Yeah, I saw them a little while ago. Picked up the Folland Gnat, and I'm pretty sure I'm getting some as gifts for Christmas :)
@@ModelMinutes just pick this plane up today from aldi my self. Grate value.
Teresa Marsh yes! They seam to have them most years now. The only downside is that it’s the same kits, I’d like a bit of variation next year
@@ModelMinutes yes i did notice that as got the cutty sark last year.
@@ModelMinutes A few different models in this year, compared to last
Thanks matt, another successful video! :D
My pleasure!
I got my vampire T.11 starter set during this christmas thanks for your tips sir!
Awesome!
It looks great! Thanks for sharing this.
Thanks! Really appreciate you watching the video :)
Great to see some old school brush work👍
Thanks! I'm yet to invest in an airbrush - not that i'd know how to use it properly at the moment :P
Built one a couple of years ago, nice kit.
nice!
Good morning. I discover your channel while having a coffee... At first, I thought: " Hum, it's very different from usual specialist videos", until i understand that such videos ( and only those) can interest the youngest of us! The idea is great! I find again my lost young years but my english is too poor to describe my feelings this early morning (my french is much better ;). I subscribe, of course... See you soon. Sheers from France.
Awesome! Thanks for subscribing - i understand a little french but it's not great . . . i think i might be able to order a ham sandwich and that's about it :P
Ordered this one recently,your build looks very good!
thanks! Hope you enjoy!
@@ModelMinutesthank you!
One of my favourite aircraft thanks
Hot_Doggerz glad you enjoyed! I like the p40 because it was a bit of an underdog, all the glory being taken by spitfires and p51s. But the contribution the p40 made to the war effort was invaluable
Its true
Great looking p40! Nice Job!
Thanks! It's a pretty good kit :)
i love airfix planes and i love your channel thank you!
Glad you enjoy it!
Very good built of this tiny scale bird - looks awesome !!! Thank You and cheers! Frank
Thanks for watching! Glad you enjoyed it :)
Really great brush finish!!!
Thanks, takes a bit of practice to get reasonably happy with a brush finish. I don't have the funds or facilities to use an airbrush at the moment :/
Very nice work my friend
Thank you very much
Good job, I loved the washing
Thank you! 😊
Good job I do airbrush but it looks just as good with paint brush your good at it . Good job!
Thank you so much 😀
i just got done painting mine a while ago and it looks great!
Awesome!
@@ModelMinutes thanks!
Nicely built and painted. Glad you opted for a piloted plane. Looks fantastic. Hey, how about doing an Airfix armored vehicle model next? Bill
PanzermansBunker yeah, it's nice to make a change. I may have an armoured vehicle kit to do after Christmas, depending on how good I've been this year!
Very entertaining to watch
thanks!
Excellent work..!
Thanks a lot!
Amazing model! I just got into modeling earlier this year, and haven't yet tried to do a camo.
You can do it! Just take your time :)
I would also recommend getting some tamiya extra thin cement it’s a brilliant glue and can be used as a micro filler 🙂👍 retails for about 2.99 a bottle at any hobbycraft in the uk
Pc Plod I'll keep an eye out for it!
Very Good
Thanks!
Looks good I like it
Panthergamer 23 thanks!
I need to get this kit soon 😮😮😮
I hope you enjoy
Nice
Thanks :D
I built this model this week, it was the only 1/72 kit they had in my local model shop so i decided to try it. Iam happy with the final result but the overall building of the plane I found to be un interesting, its a sad thing to say, maybe it was to do with the fact that the Tomahawk, or this colour varient, isnt one of my favourite aircraft. But at least it was something to pass the time with u know?
Yeah, sometimes they can become a bit repetitive - i've actually built two of these now, this one and the Battle Of Britain style one czcams.com/video/sEoesSFgRRg/video.html and I found the second one to be a bit more fun! Exactly the same kit, just seemed to be more fun to build. I know you've got to build something you're interested in, sometimes that can be the first barrier to get past
Great job!!
Thanks :)
Thanks alot for the tips 👍
I hope you find it useful! :)
Turned out really nice! Pastel chalk dust and water with a drop of dish soap? I'll have to give that a try.
Haha! I'm sure you'll love it - I have made a tutorial on a homemade enamel wash recently though
Great video
Latecrest601 thanks!
Latecrest601 Awsome, Matt!
Noobarama Scale Modeling thanks!
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Very nice!
Thanks!
*no Italian biplanes were harmed during the making of this video*
Haha!
I tried to build this but I was using a hair dryer to dry it but it was on high heat but I got distracted then looked back at the sprue only to see the model shrinking and warping
Yeah . . . . hairdryers can be destructive . . .
Hello do you do a video listing all tools and any extra items you feel a beginner should have so to make a good job of what is being built and what 2nd world war British planes and company who makes them would you recommend ? Finally have you done any videos in real time any help is much appreciated. Paul
I have a tools video here czcams.com/video/mj_BlppSLic/video.html but as for the kits themselves, I have a number of unboxing videos which you might find helpful. If you look on my channel and scroll through the videos you might see something of interest. Sadly I don't currently do "real-time" builds as they become very long and don't do as well as these shorter videos
Nice model of a clssic airplane and fast but nice modeling.
Thanks! If you check out some of my more recent videos they are a bit longer and not as rushed. I've built this model as the P40B Warhawk from the USAAF as part of a beginner's guide, so that might be worth taking a look :)
very nice build :)
Thanks! :D
Hi mate, great job. I'm currently building this model, and I plan on making it a two-seater, which will involve cutting out some of the plastic of the fuselage on which the 'back windows' sit. What do you think would be the best way of doing this? I was thinking of using a hot wire?
Hmmm, that could work. I think I would just stick with a sharp knife and the sanding it down afterwards, but that's just my preference. I'd be interested to know how you get on :)
Thanks for your comment. Other people I've asked have also recommended cutting the plastic rather than melting with a hot wire, so I'll give that a go :)
Another great video and I’ve bought this kit as another starter project. Could I ask, when painting the fuselage/wings, do you just do one coat of thinned acrylic? I may have missed it but just after confirmation.
Regards and thanks for the videos.
Thanks! Generally, a few (maybe 2 or 3) layers of thinned paint are needed
Welcome back :)
Thanks! It's definitely been a while - about 2 months. Who thought real life would be so busy XD
Nice video 👌👍👍
Thanks :)
Model Minutes hi I'm a really big fan of your channel !!!
Do you have any tips ?
Love this! +1 sub!
Awesome, thank you!
A montagem esta otima, mas se vc deixou o trem de pouso recolhido, melhor usar um suporte para o P 40. Com o tempo acaba empenando de um lado ou de outro.
Thanks for the tip!
Nice vid! :)
Thanks!
Perfect 👍👏🇧🇷
Thanks :D
Just got this kit as I went in hobbycraft and saw the air fix section and bought 3 models also is the kit a good fit together adding the fuselage to the wing section because some recent models that I built aren’t particularly very good fits in this step
This kit is fantastic! I have never had issues with this one (and i've built 3 of these now)
Lovely looking model. Did you prime before painting?
Thanks! No, if i remember correctly the paint went straight onto the plastic in this one
Lovely job..Is the PVA quick drying,and how strong a bond is it?..
Pva isn’t quick drying, can take a few hours, but the bond is fairly strong
Thank you for u´e been upload this video I´ve been looking for a starter set to begin with hobby and i just have a question can i put the wheels as if the p40 is on land and can i remove the wheels if a want?
ADrian Cabrera thanks for watching! The wheels can be assembled up (as depicted in my video) or down. Airfix include both options in the design of their kits
You didn't mention thinning the included paints.. were they OK out of the pot?
probably not that great
Good
Thanks
You should try a bomber for one of your next builds!
FineKits I may have one in my stash somewhere.... If not, any suggestions?
Hi, can you explain the dry painting silver process. I am just getting back into model making for the first time since I was a child. Have bought a couple of kits and trying to pick up the bits and bobs for weathering etc. Any help or links to videos would be great.
Dry brushing? it's pretty simple, put paint on the brush, then on a paper towel (or something like that) just brush all the paint off again. The brush should now feel dry. Use this on the model and only the residual paint on the brush will be picked up by any raised details
@@ModelMinutes Thank you, enjoying the channel
One question : Why the black panel line wash ?
why not?
@@ModelMinutes well ok your model your style
@@blitzwing5024 bingo
cool
Thanks for watching :)
Thank you for the guide , its a great help !
I have found that someone suggested use of softer pastels for washes- and using turpentine as a thinner to get any colour of mud or aging effect (grind em with a fine mesh, pour turpentine, mix, apply as a putty).
Still have yet to try it - think it will work ? I dont want to botch up my kits
Getting Italeri Fw-190A-8 as its 30% off ,Ju-87 Zvezda, Spitfire MKV, E-50 MC, Kv-2 Trumpeter , proly this as my first kits in 1/72
The diorama will be very painfull t... scratch building 2 buildings, Bunkers, bricks using car putty and the rest..oh boy.. 120x80cms base with 8 to 8 vehicles, 50 infantry.
So any help i find here will be immense load off
I can't say that I've ever tried that method, but it sounds interesting - maybe someone has made a video on it?
Sounds like you've got some great kits on the way, and the diorama will be amazing when it's finished!
Model Minutes
Im ordering this+ fw-190 a-8 tommorow, aswell as King Tiger+ Ju-87
This video will help alot, and the wash thing you mentioned may help in the watch tower i made (wood stirrers cut with a knife along 5mms), turned out amazing, took 14 hours .
1000*6 cms each is alot of work space for model walls for just 0.40£ lol, or less
Hello i want to make my first model kit
Im using a acrylic for painting my model. And i want to ask some question to you.
Did you thinned the paint before painting? Waht is the ratio between the paint and the thinner for the acrylic?. And did you recommending to use the primer paint before painting with brush?
Thank you
Zhafran Nabil great questions! It depends on the plastic and paint, but a primer can be a good idea to help the next layers stick to the plastic. I tend to thin my paint 2 parts paint to one part water. If you would like more information, I mention these thing in my beginner guide videos ☺️
@@ModelMinutes thank you for the answer. How many coat of paint to get the better result?
Zhafran Nabil again that depends on the paint and how much you thin it. I find that with my ratio it might take up to 3 coats. But if it’s thinner it may require mpre
@@ModelMinutes oke thank you very much apreciate your answer.
Love your video.
Zhafran Nabil thanks!
could you do a spitfire build please.
Jonty Marsh 04 I'm hoping to be able to do one in the new year, time and money permitting of course
What to use to panel line??
I had been using citadel nuln oil on my more recent builds, but you can make a simple wash out of thinned black paint
That little multitool, I had one years ago and lost it, what’s it called?
I have no idea! I'm not even sure where I got it from . . .
Hmmm only black and brown in kit... I guess my pilot will be a Tuskegee airman
They certainly did a great job!
@@ModelMinutes Definitely
In the United States it retails for $10 without any starter set extra bits
yeah, there are some versions here in the UK which are about £8 without the paints
@@ModelMinutes I was hoping to have the teeth decals for a Korean War f-51d I was making out of the Airfix p-51d but I ended up having to hand paint the teeth due to none being included with the tomahawk
Didn't you wash the parts before you started painting? Would help especially if brush painting with acrylics. I still use Humbrol enamels (along with White Ensign and Xtracolour since they have many special British colors) and brush paint as much as possible, using airbrush only for large or flat areas where brush marks are harder to hide. Don't understand these modellers that airbrush everything. Spend hours masking when can brush it in a few minutes. Enamels best for brushing for me, acrylics just never seem to cover brush marks.
Hope you get an airbrush someday. My parents got me one for Christmas 43 years ago, still have and use it!
Very good video, did a good job on an out of box build!
I do wash most of the kits I build, but if i'm honest, i'm not sure I notice a difference in the way paints adhere to the surface of the plastic. I find i'm reasonably efficient at using a brush these days, so feel it would be quicker than using an airbrush, but I do hope to get one someday, but it might be a few years away at the moment as I don't really have the funds to justify it. It's been suggested I start a patreon to help fund the channel, but not sure I've got the fanbase for that at the moment
I always find using the glue in the toothpaste style tube to be very frustrating
Bearmonkey13 yes, it’s not great. I’ve since started using famous extra thin cement for my more recent builds
Ah shit just realized i did the mouth dekals wrong... Haha oh well..
we all make mistakes
Do you get the browns with the starter set or not
Included with the set you get humbrol 29 matt earth brown, 33 matt black, 93 desert yellow and 157 azure blue
Model Minutes Thanks, that’s really helpful i will now purchase this set
Awesome! Glad I could help :D
To build a Tomahawk IIB or not IIB? That is the question.
Haha!
Make USS Fletcher
Adrian Flores the revell 1/700 kit?
Model Minutes yes revell 1/700 model kit
Adrian Flores I'll see what I can do
Yay u get a pilot.other wise i dont buy any model
Yeah, i find that airfix and revell tend to include them with their plane models, but it can be hit and miss with other manufacturers
i love your videos but i cant follow this one for it is a bit to fast
Yeah, i know what you mean - this is one of my earlier builds, i've learnt a lot and changed my style since then
@@ModelMinutes do you think you will remake this vid?
Matthew Newton maybe in the future (I’ve got an idea for a “revisited” series) but I don’t have another one of these kits at the moment
hey interesting channel.
+1 sub
see you soon
Thanks for subscribing! :)
Why does he say airfix at the start like that 😂
Skilled.drifts I just love saying Airfix 😂
I broke mine ☹️
Oh no!
The video seems a bit tooo rushed
Yeah, it's not up to my current standard of videos - it was made nearly a year ago or so, i've learnt alot since then
Brush paint job is horrible.
I'd hope to get an airbrush one day
A good build could have listed the extra colours otherwise nicely done.
Yes, this was one of my earlier builds where I was still figuring out the format so paint information wasn’t always mentioned. A full paint list is included in all my more recent videos
@@ModelMinutes thanks I just bought this kit as a starter kit today from Lidl for £6.99
@@randlerobbertson8792 I’ll probably pick another one up when I go shopping later, I’d like to revisit this model 😊
Nice
Thanks!