Boeing B-17G flying fortress Revell 1:72 Step by Step - Part 2
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- čas přidán 7. 09. 2024
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David Damek
Music/Hudba:
Chris Zabriskie - The Templerature of the Air on the Bow of the Kaleetan
Grégoire Lourme - Heart of a King
Grégoire Lourme - Rise of a Legend
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Brother, this brings back my childhood memories building model airplanes. Of course I was nowhere near as close to the details of perfection you have done! You've inspired me to go back on my past hobbies. Good job and thanks for sharing!
Wow! Your model work and attention to detail is a thing of beauty. This isn't model-making, this is art!
Thanks,I helped myself when I building my Revell Memphis Belle
just finished my 1/48 German plane Fw200c-4 Condor its massive, well I thought I was finished . after watching your video I'm only half way lol you have inspired me to really give weathering and staining a go ,l,m glad I haven't glued the props on ,back to fun fun fun 🤔
Amazing, and really relaxing to watch. A lesson of modelling
Great build! Great music!
I remember watching this video when I was 12 years old. I also remember seeing the 909 in person when I was 11 years old. And then hearing her crash when I was 16. I miss that plane.
Brilliant work so far, looking forward to part 3 :)
Amazing! Please give us Part 3, the universe needs it.
Loving the burnt umber. Good job.
Absolutely amazing!!
Well done!
Чудесная музыка у Вас в видео играет)
Im so glad I have this channel subscribed, you are an inspiration :-)
Oh, man! Oh, man! Oh, man! I can't wait for Part 3!! Super excited! :D
Great work! You have surgeon like precision and artists paint skills!
David your work is absolutely amazing....you my friend are top shelf in my opinion!!! Keep up the great work.
You are amazing at interior work
Proxon хорошая штука, мне тоже помогает. Жду с нетерпением третей части!
This is brilliant Iv just got my first one to build normally do cars but want something from ww2 to show my kids
Like your selection of choral music.
Pretty model and great work. TY
Beautiful and instructive. Thanks !
All I can say is , your a Genius! Thanks great video
90000 views and 760 likes ??? WTF , The people who watch should give more likes, it costs nothing and helps the guy, his work is sensational !!!!
Chick-a-boom, chick-a-ahhhh, don't you just love it. Look at that sub assembly. My young self would shit himself.
Nice work, only thing about the interior is the floors aren't quite right. They are plywood panels, in the radio room there is a section in the middle that is actually a door for the camera bay. If you were to do another one, add two aluminum strips that are inline with the door to the bomb bay between the bulkheads. Also in most of the planes the floor where the bombsite is located is bare metal. They removed the plywood later on to save some weight. There is also a plywood catwalk behind the ball turret to the tail wheel housing that had a non skid rubber surface, that was also used in the radio room in some earlier models, and later models the rear fuse floor had no walkway in the middle, but a shelf at each gunners position. Reason being it made it easier to clear the spent casings out when they returned to base. Another item of interest is the cockpit. None of the scale models are correct, they made the cockpit too wide. On the real plane, the cockpit walls angle in from bottom of the window back, and all the oxygen bottles are underneath the cockpit floor in front of Bulkhead 4. The floor is actually very narrow in the cockpit behind the seats, and the 1/72 scale model also lacks the opening on the floor where they enter and exit the cockpit to get to the nose section or use the under belly entrance. It is made of aluminum, not plywood.
I happen to be working with a team that is restoring a B-17 E model, and have pored over photographs of the military ready planes. A lot of what you see on restored aircraft weren't original to the planes and added to prevent wear. The plywood floors are 3/8" thick and wear quickly, and why they cover them all with a non slip rubber. Aside from those few differences, really nice job, better than I can do that is for sure.
Good. Model building has gone extreme, since he last one I did, circa 1989
Hey David.....
could you make more bombers? they're waaay more interesting to watch.... thanks :P
I AM QUITE AN ACCOMPLISHED GUITAR PLAYER AND CAN RUN MY FINGERS UP A FRET BOARD WITH SPEED AND CLARITY AND NEVER GET A WRONG OR MISSED NOTE BUT WHEN IT COMES TO THE FINE TEDIOUS WORK OF THESE MODELS MY FINGERS GET IN THE WAY,LOL GO FIGURE? I WILL NOT GIVE UP AS I ENJOY THIS HOBBY AS IT RELAXES ME. I THINK I JUST NEED MORE PRACTICE.
С закрылками буквально ювелирная работа!
Wow great ! Love it !
That's awesome
I realy like your videos!
Nice model and nice scratch ;) good continuation.
Beautiful AS Always ! Did you do the riveting too, or was IT already there ?
You are a genie!!!
Very nice!
Под музыку потанцевал. Спасибо
The music is like being on a lifeboat watching the Titanic sink.
😂
David - amazing skills and a fantastic job on this B-17! Do you have any posts of what paints, washes etc. that you are using? Many thanks.
Holy mother of Christ, that's amazing.
What a pity that I bought a Bf 109 K-4 a few days ago...
The skies will be clear again. ;-)
Nice work. Although I do miss the part where you sand down the putty
Es un pasatiempo muy padre
DO you use thinner in your paint when you brush? I have before trying to eliminate brushstrokes on larger areas with no success. How do you avoid brushstrokes?
Also I love your videos. I used to do this as a kid and just recently have been investing in it again. Great way to take your mind off the world and to think about our amazing history.
David. really unbelievable build man. You are gifted. I just started building again after a 40 year layoff and you have taught me a lot. I only build WW2 aircraft (on my 5th build now). Just a question, what tape are you using to hold the model together while the glue dries, it looks like electrical tape. Thanks in advance and I am looking forward to watching more from you. Take it easy man.
it's electrical tape
Wow Very nice
I hope to learn...master..
very nice very good. please answer for my question. which putty you use? on this b 17. thank you in advance
Question. What are the pieces that you made out of putty supposed to be?
Love watching your vids. Why did you choose the revell kit over the monogram? Also, I saw another modeler post the psi, nozzle side and any mix ratios/recipes in the bottom left corner when painting. I think that's a great idea...
I do not like this idea because this information is useless. I have three different airbrushes with same 0,2 nozzles, and I must dilute paint differently. Also, it depends what color you are using and how old is. And of course, everyone has a different air compressor, hose diameter, and length. You must also take into account these factors.
Love your video... btw, can you please help me with the name of your background music?
Very beautifully done...it seems a shame to do all that work and detailing on the cockpit and then it is covered up and no one sees it.They should come out with a model that has one transparent side.
Where can one find Part One, please? Which B-17 kit is this?
amazing
What a beatific model. What was that pink stuff on the capital and what was the purpose of that.
+cole beasley it is maskol. you aply it on ''glass surfaces'' so as not to get them painted. you can paint over them and then remove it with a toothpick. it's basically masking in liquid form
Great and impressive work!!!
What aerograph ( brand, model) did you use?
Was wondering, why don't you mask along the areas you want to fill so you have less to sand afterwords.
Cool video and very nice model,can you build that revell big boy locomotive?
золотые руки
Really great time a master at work to watch just great. I have a few questions about your drills that you do on the engine used, what kind of drills and what brand and what Tamiya wash do you use?
Let's see if it goes on;) Regards
+Plastikschmiede I used this drill eshop.modelcz.cz/product.php?id_product=230 Brand? It is some local manufacturer. Maybe proxxon has some drills. For wash I used Tamiya Panel Line Accent Color Black
+Plastikschmiede You can buy a similar drill set from Harbor Freights 24 pcs for $9.99 Micro drill set.
Ah super thank you for your reply
Awesome videos :) :) Can you tell me what the grey stuff you use on the underside of the plane at 6:02 is called??? Many Thanks
what is the name of the song at 1:25 beautiful music and work..
Where did you get that small drill
God...please grant me a few more hours in this life to be able to complete the build of my 1/48th Monogram B-17G F.F., the way David is doing his...Amen
Juan Rios lol
Love your videos. Looks like you spray at a very high PSI. What PSI do you spray?
2 Bar I think
This may be a very dumb question but whsts the best way to pain pannel lines on the B17/ B24 ball turret.
Have you had a chance to compare this kit to the new(er) Airfix B-17G kit? Which would you rate as the better looking kit?
I have the Revell G and the Airfix 100 Group Fortress III, and for my money the Airfix kit has the edge on detail, tho' both are pretty decent. The Airfix kit gives you the staggered waist positions, the Revell one models the earlier arrangement.
Thanks!
impressive...
Cool!!!!!
when plasmo was young
what is the purple stuff you were putting on the clear parts before painting the rest?
I used Humbrol Maskol.
Great work! But the slogan on the right side is not correct. It has to be called: Für´s Vaterland or Für das Vaterland Greetz from Germany
David, Do you sand off raised panel lines after scribing?
i am amazed , you can make everything in scratch and wonderfull paint effects .
btw can i post theses vids on the forums i am on ?
+83DRIFTKING Yes, of course, I will be glad.
+PLASMO - plastic models thank you , i prefer to ask ?
when will the next be released ?
+83DRIFTKING No, just share as you wish.
moi le mien je lai pas peindre à l intérieur et la music est magnifique
Also do you sand down the panel lines and re-cut them? Every Revell kit I get has raised panel lines. Thanks again!
This kit's a recent tool and has recessed panel lines
To make this model..you need a very very strong patient...
Also How did you sand all the putty areas.
What have you used for that wood effect at the beginning?
What do you use for the engine wires?
Can you tell me how to Make the paintjob older with this Black Color
The first song was pleasant. Idk what happened after that...
David, when using MR. Surfacer 1000 through an airbrush, should I thin the MR Surfacer 1000 for my airbrush and if so how much thinner should I use? Same question for Mr GLOSS III out of the bottle into my airbrush? Thank you as I bought these products by your recommendation and I want to make sure I use them properly the way you did. Thanks for your help my friend.
Wakeman
+Wakeman Edwards Hi, Yes you must use thinner for surfacer and varnish too. I use mr color leveling thinner. How much thinner? I use for surfacer 1:1 or more and varnish 1:2 for thinner.
And so I am clear on this, thats 1 part Super Clear III thinned with 2 parts Mr. Color Leveling thinner? Thanks
Yes, but you can modify ratio. The exact ratio depends on airbrush nozzle and pressure.
Good, I always check flow before I spry the model. Thanks agin my friend!
Impressed. BTW, What is that pjink stuff you apply to the windows at 10:00 ???
+thakrak i used revell maskol
Maskol
What brand is that pink liquid mask for the clear?
spchalupa I think it is Humbrol maskol
Ako prosim cistite resp. brusite model po tmeleni spar? Vdaka za radu
around 6:50 do you also sand the putty
Plasmo which would be a good model of airplane to start practicing?
Mostaza Ai recommend the air fix 1/72 de havilland vampire t-11 as a first model.
Wowowow, how did you paint that wood!?
+Alaskafish simply with oil paint. :-D You need only light beige surface covered with gloss varnish and after that you can blur oil paint with flat brush.
PLASMO - plastic models what if you dont use varnish?
PLASMO - plastic models Nejlepší na tom je, že jsi Čech , ale pišeš anglicky :D
What sort of tool was he using to re scribe the model?
+Gipsy-Danger I use trumpeter Hobby Line Engraver. More about re scribe here: czcams.com/video/KvdJ6R3iRRQ/video.html
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Mohl bych se zeptat co je to za hmotu co dáváte na průhledné díly?
+Fous Vypadá to na Maskol od Humbrolu.
Davide od jakého výrobce máš to nýtovadlo? dík za odpověd
+Alex Bárta Dělá to Doušek, ale došly mu kolečka a nahradil je leptanými. Už to není co bývalo. Taky jsou pěkně drahé a raději bych doporučil nýtovadlo trumpeter nebo rivet R. Jsou levné a svůj účel taky splní.
Why putting so much effort in detailing the interior when you're going to seal it in the hull? It's not visible from the outside...
+Nikola Pepic Much effort? For my taste, interior is snubbed. I did not use any wire and lot of details I just missed. It could be much worse. :-D
What were you using for the putty
d graham it looks like standard Tamiya putty.
I don't think the deck on a B17 was wood. I got to fly in one and don't recollect any wood. That's what I remember.
No, the decks were plywood.
is this a paper model?
This is a little late but what is that white stuff you put in the middle of the bomber
It was a piece of paper.
I think he uses Tamiya putty.
xRepoUKx thanks
seems a shame to create such an amount of interior detail to seal it permanently inside. I feel a cut-away would be so much better
part 3 pleeeease :(
+Daniele Leso czcams.com/video/HnPIwu-ZitE/video.html
PLASMO - plastic models my bad..thanks :)