FSM opens kits from Academy and ICM, uses panel line accents, and shares the sights of Wonderfest
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- čas přidán 27. 07. 2024
- In this FSM Weekly, FineScale Modeler opens up kits from Academy, ICM, Falcon Scale Models, Italeri, and Arma Hobby, tests Tamiya and homemade panel line washes, and wraps up the episode by watching wonderful Wonderfest footage!
00:00 Opening and intro
00:16 Academy 1/35 scale Panzer I Ausf B and Zündapp K750
02:00 ICM 1/24 scale Ford Model A Standard Phaeton convertible
03:33 Falcon Scale Models 3D-printed detail parts in 1/12 and 1/20 scale
04:00 Italeri 1/35 scale Bedford QL Medium truck
04:43 Arma Hobby 1/48 scale Sea Hurricane Mk.IIc
06:06 Tooling Around: Storebought and homemade panel line accents
15:29 The Wrap-Up: Wonderfest
22:39 Credits and bloopers
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Wonderfest: finescale.com/online-extras/s...
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I loved the video of Worderfest. What great workmanship!
The storebought panel liners are a great value because, if used carefully, they will last a long long time. I use my Tamiya panel liners all the time and I've had the same ones for years now. Not wasting my time making something I can buy easily is worth more than they cost, too.
Last year i built both Academy's PzIII-Ausf.J and Tamiya's Ausf.J tanks, the builts were both enjoyable.
I’ve heard of the windex and acrylic craft paint panel liner trick, good to have another source. ✌🏼
Tamiya panel line accent colors are definitely handy, and consistently work well. I also have some Ammo by Mig panel line washes as they offer a larger variety of colors. While I will sometimes mix my own, I have had issues in the past with pieces of pigment coming out of the solution. With over 50 years of experience building, I like to keep things simple as I get older.
Amazing works of art at Wonderfest.😮👍👍👏👏
Yes, there's always tons of talent there! We are glad we could share tit with you!
Amazing work as always 👍👍
Thanks so much!
Much like food, homemade accent paint is better than store bought.
LOL at the bloopers.
Tim: "You can watch the video footage that's coming up..."
Aaron: "Right now!"
Tim: "No...unh..."
Since that Model A is depicting a stock one, in going to say it's a 1930. 1931 was the last year for "A" production , but the radiator shell had painted sections when stock. (in 1932 Ford began production of the Model B, famous in the Beach Boys song as "The Little Deuce Coupe") The 1928 and 29 had shorter radiators.
Back in the 80's, during the ZZ top Hot Rod craze, I built a 1931 "A" rod using a 60's era Hot Rod as the starting point. I wish I could post la photo of it here, but it was sweet when it was finished - Porsche 944 red, nerf bars, American Standard wheels, no hood, dual tunnel ram, new suspension (with tilt steering wheel!), new tinted window glass, walnut burl dash, vintage style instruments, and all interior metal brass plated and lacquered to keep it shiny. But it was one and done for me, that was an expensive hobby LOL.
For me i use water colors since i use enemals to paint also can use enemals to do some panel lining on enemals. This takes time in allowing the paint job to cure for 7-10 days before i use enemals for panel lining or weathering. If not wanting to wait then the water colors in which you can get in paste form.....
academy's panzer i would be a walk in the part to build compared to takom's!
With the oil wash do you leach out the excess oil before mixing? Also how long do you generally wait before cleaning with mineral spirits?
I do not leech out the oil before mixing the wash. I wait just long enough for it to set up a bit and then head back in to clean up. -TK
Why don’t my models come out this good 😢
it can take years, keep building and have fun!
You are your harshest critic. The most important part of this hobby is to enjoy yourself and become comfortable with your modeling style. Don't compare yourself to others--compare the model you finished today to the one you finished yesterday and celebrate your improvements.
@@FineScaleModelermagazine This could be idea for mini series
You have to be careful with those Tamiya panel liners on Bandai plastic. Not sure what is going on with their plastic but I have had a couple of kits shatter at stress points when using the Tamiya panel liners.
some hasewaga kits too! cracks in contact with enamel thinners
I've built a couple of the Bandi 1/72 scale X-wing spacecraft. Each have a custom paint job. But before I applied any paint, I started a lite coat of clear lacquer glosscoat, the testor's product. Then a coat of enamel paint for my base color, another coat of glosscoat went on before panel lining and weathering, etc. Their both now hanging from the ceiling chasing a couple of Tie-fighters. So far no problems.
I had read about what enamel paint could do to bandi plastic. So I was and am hoping my clear coats prevents any problems.
Typically, before applying a wash, you want to gloss coat your model to protect the underlying finish from the wash you're going to put over the top of it. This will protect both paint and plastic.
How bout some vintage shirts, instead of. . .