A6M3 Mitsubishi EXPLOSION & FIRE EFFECTS FULL BUILD Tamiya 1/48
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- čas přidán 19. 07. 2021
- Bjorn Jacobsen's Book is wonderful and i applied the techniques and used the materials mentioned in his book HOW TO MAKE EXPLOSIONS & FIRE IN A DIORAMA.
This also coincides with my First Japanese Aircraft Build with full research and interviews with historian Mr. Tony Feredo about the aircrafts and the different campaigns of the Japanese Forces during the Philippine Occupation in WW2.
The Tamiya Instruction Sheet Color Callouts is 75% inaccurate.
Some references used:
1. j-aircraft.com/research/zeroc...
2. www.largescaleplanes.com/arti...
Music by:
1. Key to your Heart - The Mini Vandals
2. Late Night Train - Vans in Japan
3. Life is Good - Magic in the Other
4. Imperial Forces - Aaron Kenny
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5. Lilac Skies - Corbyn Kites
6. Aviation - Track tribe - Jak na to + styl
Le réalisme est vraiment saisissant. Le panache de fumée est plus vrai que nature et donne à l’ensemble un mouvement ultra réaliste. Un Grand bravo Yvan. Super classe comme d’habitude. Salutations de France.
Hello Gars. Thank you Merci Merci. Cheers.
Spectacular and gorgeous fire effect! 👍👍
Many many thanks Phil. I appreciate the compliment. I hope it was worth your while.
Incredible! Wow loved that build
Hello Dhierm. Super Dooper Thanks mate. Have a great day my friend.
this is really a work of art. exquisite build
Oh wow. Thank you for your kind words. I really appreciate it. Please support my channel always. God speed.
Great work! Looks amazing!
Thank you Mate.
The finished model looks great from any angle!
Oh wow Robert, i am truly humbled mate. Thank u so much.
Excellent work that looks fantastic
Many Thanks Greg. Pls support the channel.
Nicely done! Awesome build! 😊👍
Gracias Enz Jhaye. Appreciate the support boss.
Very nice job. Realistic, too.
Hi Stephen. Gee thanks for your kind words. I hope it was worth your while. Please support the channel always. Cheers.
Looks cool. Nice work.
Great thanks to you Doug. I am glad you liked it. Please support my channel and thank you always.
Awesome work my friend keep up the good work
Thank you very very much Juan. You are one of the fellas that keeps me uploading and shaing. Otherwise i would have given up this channel long ago sir. Please support this channel and thanks again my friend. Cheers.
Amazing work, my friend! Top notch! :)
Hello Toni, my friend. I started modeling watching your videos too. Helped me a lot. Thank you again friend. Cheers.
I appreciate a lot, my friend! I enjoy your videos, mate! Thank you too! :)
Fantastic work ! Bravo !
I am honored sir. Thank you and i hope you were entertained. Cheers.
@@IvanTheTerrible911 I was ! Cheers !
Wow, you made that fantastic result look so easy to build!
But I know it’s not that simple !
Lots of other great tips in there too. Thanks for uploading.
Ian
Hello mate. Thank u so much. I'm glad this vid was of help to you. Cheers. Pls support the Channel.
@@IvanTheTerrible911 👍🏼
Creative work 👍👍👍
Hello Agus. Gee thanks my friend for your wonderful compliment. Thanks for watching mate.
That is AWESOME !!!!!!!!!!!
Hi Mr. Bonde. :) Thank u sir.
Brilliant mate
😉👌
Hello Tim. Gracias my friend.
Overall, excellent! Yours is the best smoke simulated with cotton I have seen! The lighting expertly creates the bright illusion of fire, too.
As for the transparent disk in lieu of the propeller, from my own recent experience (I readily concede that am no expert!), no, it does not work; only motorising the model, as well as supplanting the prop with a sturdier metal replacement (the torque of the rotation over time can warp the polystyrene blades out of place) would be visually convincing. Your technique for mounting the model "airborne" obviating a visible stand-- this is expressly why I have come to examine your work--also would enable one to mask from view the electrical leads of the LEDs, motor, etc.
Hi David my friend. Thank you very much. I agree with you on the rotating props. Would hopefully do a rotating prop engine build one of these days. As always glad for your support.
@@IvanTheTerrible911 , thank you twice, for your prompt response, and your feedback. I told others about your airborne aircraft models, and your innovative means to present them.
So cool!!
Hello Don. A million thanks to you.
Amigo es muy bonito lo que hases te deseo mucho exito felicidades
mucho gracias my friend.
Suggestion... Add bullit holes & tone down cotton fuzz.🤔
Hello Joel. Yes will do in future projects. Appreciate the suggestion. Thanks for the support.
Beautiful work!! And the decal on her fuselage said itself. "報國" means to sacrifice for the country!
Yes I agree, beautiful work and nice model. But decal in fact means: I kill to unknown people and risk my life only for the interests and ego of my country's politicians (it is ALWAYS this)
yes HOUKOKU ~ it's early A6M3 in Early smoke yellow grey scheme so those were common 報國 delivered planes
Thank you for these inisghts and exchanges of opinion. I am learning a great deal already. Cheers to you all guys.
Thank you for showing how you do the spinning prop. It looks easier then what I imagined. I have just been experimenting with putting the clear plastic on a drill and touching the spinning disc with a paint brush. It look crappy unfortunately. Quick question about this - what colour do you like to use and what proportion of thinner was added?
Your most welcome. A good many have asked me about this spinning prop. I finally decided to include it here. Color for prop? Thinner will depend on the paint brand because they differ in viscosity/thickness. For Tamiya acrylic paints i normally 25% alcohol 75% paint. For War paints (local) brand 50/50.
Awesome
Thank you so much
I built models mostly me109,s . But wow you really did a great job and know your stuff well done.👍🏻
Hello Jorge. I love ME109s too. Thanks you for your generous words sir. And yes you can do explosion effects on the ME109s too. Hope to see your build one of these days. Cheers.
That's incredible dude. I also like how you cover the seams with stretched sprue.
Many thanks mate. Ive tried so many ways to cover the seams from super glue to water based putty. I prefer stretched sprues and water based putty. It lessens surface damage from sanding. Cheers.
I've been modefling for quite a while and never heard or thought of this technique. It is genius!
@@TR_TenSeven Hi Mate. Glad you like it. Hope to see your work one of these days too.
OUTSTANDING WORK ITT !! Question: can the light source be hooked up to a 9V battery ?? Also did you do a lite weathering job on this one ??
Yes a 9V battery will do provided the light bulb fits the 9V requirement. As you see, the 3V led light i used there was without mishap. I burnt several already because the voltage was higher than 3V. Just be careful when selecting the led or light bulbs and make sure 9V is the voltage required. Hope this helped. Cheers. No weathering on the light bulbs but i did airbrush the cotton.
good job on the moving prop.. most people fail at this aspect of the model. i did the same thing when i did in 3d back in the day.. modern gaming still makes this mistake.
Gee thanks on the moving prop. A good many have asked me how to do it so i shared it to help their future projects.
Awesome job!....some damage and/or bullet holes would really set it off!
Hello Galen, Yup i agree with you entirely. I really had a hard time making that decision to ante up the realism but alas my desire to keep the original model as decent and "clean" held me back for posterity as i will be removing the effects later on for static display. Thank you for that insight sir. Please help support my fledgling channel. Cheers.
I was wondering, is there any way to get a similar planeload effect without an airbrush?
Hello Mr. Ross. I have seen a few modelers doing decent paint work just by hand painting their models. Though, airbrushing can deliver that transition look from one paint to another hand painting can't. I'm sure you will do wonders without the airbrush. Cheers. Pls support the channel and thanks.
Wow
Hello Jesus. Glad you liked it. Pls support the channel and god speed to you.
Great! Maybe it would have been even better with the landing gear retracted! Anyway. A supermodel!
The back story is that this At6M3 was in midflight take off when it was hit by a diving P-38 during one of the Island Battles in the New Guinea Campaign 1942-43. As in the Battle of Lae as an example, most of the Japanese Zero were hit on land and were not able to successfully launch aircrafts to do battle with the US Aircrafts. Thank you also. Cheers.
@@IvanTheTerrible911 wing fuel tank ~ the guy better to climb faster and bail out asap ;)
@@NanatsukiBenio Oh yes i agree sir. He should be jumpiing out ASAP. or he'd be the divine wind's ashes. :(
@@IvanTheTerrible911 yes true... non protected tanks would blow up every second
I saw you make it I looked at mine and my disappointment in my modeling skills kicked in
Hello Roman. Keep your head high my friend. We all came from the beginner level. In fact i am my own worst critic. I still see my works as amateurish compared to my CZcams Colleagues here. WE all just have to go through our own learning curves. Try to attend workshops, watch youtube vids, join a local IPMS or local clubs, read articles and books. I am sure in no time you'll be winning awards too. I believe in your skills believe in yourself as well mate. Thank you and see you again.
My grandfather was a Zero Fighter mechanic who joined the Naval Air Corps. From the Kanoya base,they were preparing a zero battle for the special attack unit every day. I am grateful that our ancestors gave their lives to protect Japan.
Respect Sir. It made Japan what it is now, an industrious and powerful country.
vraiment réussi
Merci Luc. Thank u
Is it Possible if you can build a ww2 battlefield with some crashed aircraft?
Hello my friend. I will line one up in my upcoming projects. thanks for the suggestion.
Ayos falakfakan vrad
Salamat Bai
That was great work but after all that work you have put a small motor for the propeller would have been better than the disk.
Hello Joseph. I totally agree with the motor. Sadly, i had none in my inventory let alone no idea where to scrounge or get one. I would appreciate if you could share any source or a link on available motors for a 1/48 scale. Thanks for dropping by. Hope to see you soon.
@@IvanTheTerrible911 let me look around and see what info i can find.
@@Joe8648 Thanks Joseph.
Just a comment for the algorithm.
Good build good video but slow bloody down,,,...John from australia
Hello John. Thanks for your input. I didn't know if i was boring people with a lot of "usual" stuff already seen in other channels, so i tend to hasten the video a bit. I also have the impression the time watched in the first few minutes would tend to drop and viewers become uninterested. It's just that i am not confident with my overall quality videos, editing and build. :( I do thank you sir for keeping me motivated. Cheers. BTW, I love your country, Ive worked there as an SAP Consultant last 2008. Missing Sydney and Melbourne already.
Cowling was blue black
Violet black***
Yes agree 101% sir.
@@NanatsukiBenio Agree they had that tint and mixture. Thank you for the insight.
@@IvanTheTerrible911 no problem! as a modeller myself I am happy to help
Nice👍🏻 i was sin I've seen it all your youtube 5years:)
Arigato. Thank you. Danke mate. Please support the channel and thank you always.
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Arigato. Thank you.
外国の方にとって零戦はやっぱりヤラれキャラなんだなぁ…😕💦
Yes, ZEROs is one of the best Aircrafts during WW2 and mighty competitive during dog fights. Respect to the ZEROS and their Pilots. Arigato Hiromi San.
ふざけるな。
:)
Authentic looking build!! Propeller looks great. Smoke is scaled properly. Great Looking specimen!!!
Hi Michael. Thanks for your generous words. Have a good one.
@@IvanTheTerrible911 Do the same. Thanks for the reply.
Hello great video and subject ! Subscribe done
Hi jysurferman. I am sooo glad and thankful for the subscription this goes a long way sir. Hope to see you soon here.