P-38 Lightning Full Build 1/48 Scale Model Kit Monogram Revell Tamiya
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Excelent Job. It's really usefull the salt technique, but requires a lot of atention. The Tamiya pigments and The other ones like The brand Ammo, are Excelent, and so nice, and The effect in the model It's accurate and very real. The old models and old molds, can really emerge to life, with this products, and a little bit of «eagle eye» works, without The need of «aftermarket» products. The question is, use The common sense, and make your own parts, and tools too. I'm a blacksmith at full time, and I'm make My own tools, and it's very fun to create it, and it's good to My wallet. Excelent video My friend, and go ahead with victory spirit. Greetings from Guatemala The Land of Quetzal bird.
You seem to actually enjoy building models. I like how the old kits turned out. Thanks for sharing.
Thanks man!! Yeahh I love it 😀
You can add weights in the twin booms of the P 38 right behind the propellers. The main thing is too keep your center of balance between the nose gear and the landing gear on the body. If you have limited space in the nose of the plane or the nose gear strut is too fragile for extra weight, you can add weights to the engine nacelle, behind the air intakes, inside the wings as long as you don't go beyond the fuselage landing gear. Lead fishing sinkers work just fine, just buy bigger sinkers and use gel type CA glue or 5 minute epoxy. Let it dry so the weights don't move around.
Thanks mate, I love this! So many good tips thank you so much friend!! I will defiantly use your method next time
Excellent work I learned allot about weathering kits keep up the good work an happy modeling
Thanks Peter!! Yess happy Modeling!
So glad to hear it is helping out!
Squashing the sinkers with heavy pliers will allow you to pack more of 'em in a given space.
Re turbochargers: most of components involved are stainless steel. The bluish and purplish you're interpretinng as fuel leakage/stains (heaven forbid!) is actually metal showing heat discoloration. What you're interpreting as rust is actually exhaust staining with the lightest colors associated with the leanest engine settings.
i picked up three of these kits for very little. They are still in the stash as i believed they were poor quality. You made them look good when seeing the final result. well done, will give it a try.
It takes some work for sure but its worth it!
Good work!
Great video!
You skipped past cutting the wings. Any tips?
Hi! Greetings from Chile. I'm just started following you on instagram. Please can you share the link of the water based putty that you use? Or name and pics of it. Excellent work by the way! Thanks!
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how do you get the propeller to spin? on 0:20
On the intro?
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How can you work with gloves on? It would drive me crazy...
Actually I love it, it makes me fell and look more professional
They are grippy gloves the good kind
Turn the opening down for god sake.