I planned on speeding up video and turning off the music, like I usually do, but after hearing first bars of 1812 Overture I'll watch it normally, man, big respect to You!
I loved that wet wash to get the dirty look, amazing work and one of my all time fav aircraft. Just wondering what happened to basic modeling, I can't find him anymore..I hope nothing serious has happened I have known Rob from day one here.
Good choice of music very fitting to your videos. Will also start building models, now that I've seen that it can be done in a more pro way. and not just as they are in the box. Greetings from Denmark :-)
Tedy Davide - to je děsná piplačka :D Jsi machr a trpělivosti máš na rozdávání . Mne vždy mrzelo , že plastikové modely vyžadují tolik práce ale výsledek je " pouze " ten , že jsou ve vitríně a dál už nic - právě proto jsem se dal na cestu funkční modelařiny :) Ale uznávám , že jak stárnu , tak spatřuji v tomto také skryté možnosti .
Looking great so far! Painting question: Sometimes I use the paintbrush with the Testors Enamel paint (do you use enamel or acryllic?), and resultantly the finish is glossy and doesn't always look good... it looks unfinished. But with the airbrush, the same paint produces a more flat, non glossy coat. Which type base is used in the paint and do you only use a brush for touch ups and small detailing? Thank you.
Wow !!!!! What a great idea to use hypodermic needle when some scribing work is needed !! How can you find these creative ideas I' m really impressed, and as you now that's why scale modeling requires creativity ingenuity :D
Reg rasied elevator. They probably locked the elevator as a protection (i e, to stop the elevator from flapping in the wind and/or releaving stress on the hinges, perhaps someone reading knows more). Anyhow... The way they did that probably was with a loop of (insert propper material) around the stick fastening it in "elevator up" (back) position. They could also just have used the seat belt to do it...
Absolutely correct. This is how you normally park planes even today, you loop the seatbelt around the joystick to avoid the wind catching the ailerons and the elevators and possibly damaging the actuator mechanism. The elevators will then be parked in a lifted position.
Question; I have been using vallejo black game wash after decaling. It seems to dry so fast, that even after a few minutes, it's almost impossible to remove with damp paper towel. Should I be using something different? I have had to resort to using airbrush thinner and paper towel to remove.
Arthur, Vallejo game wash are acrylic-based. They do dry fast and are not meant to be removable like the wash David uses in his videos. Acrylic washes are used to shade (as a color filter) over the base color on miniatures and to emphasize recesses. To use the same technique as David, you have two options. Option one: you make a wash with thinned oil paints, use it over glossy clear finish (to protect the underlying paint) and then remove the excess with mineral spirits (David has some videos about that too). Option two: just buy the Tamiya washes (which are enamel based) or AK Interactive enamel washes (essentially the same as Tamiya). These will give you more time to dry and will be removable with thinner (Mineral Spirits, typically).
I see you put all this beautiful detail into the inside of the plane, but then the two halves of the fuselage completely cover your work. Why do you bother detailing it if no one will ever see it?
What a combination watching an expert at model building and listening to classical music at the same time. Keep up the good work.
The 1812 Overture. Love it. Great build too, David. Thanks.
As always your works are just wonderful. what a pleasure watching your plastic models. Thanks a lot for your sharing.
Everything you have done looks like it could be in a museum, on display.
It's great to be getting regular updates of your brilliant work, David. It would be great to see you build and weather a rally car :)
I planned on speeding up video and turning off the music, like I usually do, but after hearing first bars of 1812 Overture I'll watch it normally, man, big respect to You!
This is great news. Thank you so much. I like to listen to classical music in making models, so from now I will use it for all future videos.
Outstanding work! I see like many, you bleed for your craft! Can't wait for part 4!!
Fantastic video as always David. Great tip on the needles! Never would've i thought about it myself. Can't wait for the next part!
Brilliant build. Looks like it will be very nice when complete.
Unbelievable - your masterpiece 👏
What a stunning model, waiting for part 4 whit great interest.
I have learned so much for watching your videos. Really nice work.
Молодец , хорошая работа , а главное с любовью делаешь!
Nice model and music selection, tchaykowski+your models = piece of art
Yeah, this guy is a master at this hobby
Beautiful work as always, bravo.
Great video. Thanks for sharing your work!
I loved that wet wash to get the dirty look, amazing work and one of my all time fav aircraft.
Just wondering what happened to basic modeling, I can't find him anymore..I hope nothing serious has happened I have known Rob from day one here.
Alright the 3rd part, thank you! :)
Music from the opera, it's great!!! Good!
I can't wait for the part 4 !
fantastic David - u r very talented
The music of this video is the best than the others videos :)
Tchaikovsky Forever!!! :))) Nice work! I like how you use 2K Epoxy Putty.
Thanks for sharing! Dzenkue
I'm pausing to post this comment because that 'PLASMO' inside the wing is a nice touch hahaha
You found easter egg. well done :-D
Great video, great music
here a wonderful job!
congratulations.
Inpatiently waiting for continue... :)
excellent work ,
i must say you are great modeler....i wait see all the video from that bird!!!!i wish ones cam in your level...
Good choice of music very fitting to your videos. Will also start building models, now that I've seen that it can be done in a more pro way. and not just as they are in the box. Greetings from Denmark :-)
Tedy Davide - to je děsná piplačka :D Jsi machr a trpělivosti máš na rozdávání . Mne vždy mrzelo , že plastikové modely vyžadují tolik práce ale výsledek je " pouze " ten , že jsou ve vitríně a dál už nic - právě proto jsem se dal na cestu funkční modelařiny :)
Ale uznávám , že jak stárnu , tak spatřuji v tomto také skryté možnosti .
Opět naprosto super práce! :)
Great job! 😊
Looking great so far!
Painting question: Sometimes I use the paintbrush with the Testors Enamel paint (do you use enamel or acryllic?), and resultantly the finish is glossy and doesn't always look good... it looks unfinished. But with the airbrush, the same paint produces a more flat, non glossy coat. Which type base is used in the paint and do you only use a brush for touch ups and small detailing? Thank you.
Belo trabalho
Wow !!!!! What a great idea to use hypodermic needle when some scribing work is needed !! How can you find these creative ideas I' m really impressed, and as you now that's why scale modeling requires creativity ingenuity :D
Reg rasied elevator. They probably locked the elevator as a protection (i e, to stop the elevator from flapping in the wind and/or releaving stress on the hinges, perhaps someone reading knows more). Anyhow... The way they did that probably was with a loop of (insert propper material) around the stick fastening it in "elevator up" (back) position. They could also just have used the seat belt to do it...
Absolutely correct. This is how you normally park planes even today, you loop the seatbelt around the joystick to avoid the wind catching the ailerons and the elevators and possibly damaging the actuator mechanism. The elevators will then be parked in a lifted position.
the good old seat belt gust lock haha... i know it well....
WOW so far it looks good :D
Have you ever tried RB productions seat belts? They would look great on these models
Amazing!!!))
Hello! What paint did you use to post-shade the interior? Or is it not paint?
intense 👍
imo you're a god!
What's the package No?
I would love to have a me 262 1/48 scale model kit also please help me find the me 109E-4 and the me 262
Do you wipe the excess panel line wash off?
Why do you made it raised?
Where to buy spray for painting?
That`s a real huge project! seems like this kit is not good on group？too much fix work and gaps.
How can you even do that?
Question; I have been using vallejo black game wash after decaling. It seems to dry so fast, that even after a few minutes, it's almost impossible to remove with damp paper towel. Should I be using something different? I have had to resort to using airbrush thinner and paper towel to remove.
Arthur, Vallejo game wash are acrylic-based. They do dry fast and are not meant to be removable like the wash David uses in his videos. Acrylic washes are used to shade (as a color filter) over the base color on miniatures and to emphasize recesses. To use the same technique as David, you have two options. Option one: you make a wash with thinned oil paints, use it over glossy clear finish (to protect the underlying paint) and then remove the excess with mineral spirits (David has some videos about that too). Option two: just buy the Tamiya washes (which are enamel based) or AK Interactive enamel washes (essentially the same as Tamiya). These will give you more time to dry and will be removable with thinner (Mineral Spirits, typically).
All that sanding….. pass 😂
Love the music.What is that?
thalkowski 1887
Where do you get all your models from??
A model shop
I see you put all this beautiful detail into the inside of the plane, but then the two halves of the fuselage completely cover your work. Why do you bother detailing it if no one will ever see it?
I will open all covers, so a lot of them are will be visible.
Did anyone noticed, that me 262 reminds abit a shark? Oh... A flying shark:)
I noticed it when I built one in 1:72nd scale