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Tamiya 1/48 Bf-109G-6 | Full Painting Tutorial
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- čas přidán 23. 11. 2021
- In this video, I'll take you through the process of how I recreated Erich Hartmann's infamous "Black Tulip" 109 scheme using Tamiya's 1/48 Bf-109G-6 kit. We'll focus on the painting, decaling & weathering processes.
Materials used:
Tamiya Bf-109G=6: amzn.to/3l7ZzE9
Decals: www.eagle-editions.com/produc...
Vallejo Black Primer: amzn.to/3oYAa0T
MicroSet & MicroSol: amzn.to/3r3Ae24
Mark Fit Strong: amzn.to/3FLgKTX
AK Interactive Gauzy Agent: amzn.to/3p1NRfH
AMMO Lucky Varnish: amzn.to/3HQ3y1Q
Tamiya 18mm Masking Tape: amzn.to/3xm2U7m
Tamiya 3mm Masking Tape: amzn.to/3FIjEJ8
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Paints (all by AMMO MIG - purchased from SprueBrothers):
RLM 02 Green Slate
RLM 74 Graugrün
RLM 75 Grauviolett
RLM 76 Pale Grey
RLM 80 Olivgrün
Zinc Chromate Yellow
Beautiful work on this model.
Well my American cousin, thats I'd a Beautiful plane! You look like my brother. I thought it was him when I found your channel, I called and said hey when did you start modeling, he was like Wtf you talking about
Easy watch. Love the paint and decal work.
Thanks so much! 👍
Impressive, convincing and very well executed.
Thank you very much! 👍
Gorgeous
Great job with those big decals
Thank you! They were a real challenge 😅
I just got my hands on this kit and I can't wait to make it happen after watching this. Final result is some S tier material.
Oh awesome! Go for it - it's a fantastic kit, I think you'll really enjoy it. And thank you! 👍🍻
Outstanding build and video.
Thank you very much - I appreciate it!
As a person just returning back to the plastic model hobby, this was a very inspirational video and gave me the “heh, I can do that” vibe. Thank you. Honestly though, an earlier video you made featuring the Tamiya Bf-109F Trop. Version really got me thinking about starting building again. The desert camo pattern was just great. So I started my “need to buy” list from your very useful list of links(keep doing that) and hit a snag with the actual Tamiya kit itself. Sprues was out, Andy’s Hobby was out, and even Tamiya on their site was out. I can get my hands on the Bf-109G kit so it looks like that will be my first attempt, Lol. I don’t know if you will read this comment since the video is several months old now, but if you do, thanks for all your efforts. A newly retired, former military modeler returning to the fold.
Hey there! Thanks for watching - glad you enjoyed... and welcome back to the hobby! I just took a peek & it looks like all three Tamiya 109s are available on Amazon at the moment (at least in the US) if you're interested in grabbing one. The E-3 & E-4 models build up quite a bit easier than the G (just an FYI), as the G has a lot of different sub-assemblies to display the cowling open or closed. Happy building! 👍
Hi Hank really enjoyed the video. Great and thank you
Much appreciated! Glad to hear it
Nice one! I have this kit on the bench, first Gustav for me I’m more A-E but trying to explore a few of the later ones, great work 👍
Awesome! It's a great one - you'll enjoy! Happy Building & thank you! 👍
Once again my friend a cracking video! Keep up the good work!
Thanks so much! 😁👍
You mention in the opening statement that the aircraft is infamous. Famous is more like it! That being said, outstanding job! Thanks for sharing.
Nice build, I remember reading the book about him when I was a kid.
Thank you very much!
I tought the bf109 was a life size replica in the tumbnail for a second, because the figure was so good lmao. Nice work
looks great good job
Thanks so much!
Well done!🤗
Thank you very much! 👍
The painting is the best part. Too many people putting up builds 😊
Amazing
Thank you! Appreciate it 😁
That is BEAUTIFUL!!!!!! Hartmann has been a hero of mine since I was a kid. You really did it justice!!
Thank you! I'm glad you enjoyed - and thank you for watching! 👍
I really enjoy the look of German fighters and the late war colours make them look very sinister. Nice job
They definitely do! Thanks for watching 👍
Great job! I always wanted one of Hartmann's 109s in my collection, bt the tulip really scared me off. Gonna try it now...
Thank you - and that's great! Go for it!
역시 bf109는 2차대전 당시 독일군 전투기 중에서 가장 아름다운 기체라 생각 됩니다 ㅎㅎ
I see you have paintet the wing root panels RLM 76. Most BF 109 have the wing colors on these panels!
Nice looking schmitte mate 😉👌
Thanks so much! I appreciate it 👍
Spectacular!
Thank you! 👍
I’m getting ready to start this kit so I appreciate this video. I have a question. I’ve never used Ammo Mig acrylics before but ordered some the other day. Can they be thinned with Mr Leveling Thinner or should I just use their own acrylic thinner? Love the channel!
Great video and amazing work. Your contest has me interested. I haven't built an aircraft since I was a kid. I used to build armor but haven't done it in years. I was looking at the Tamiya 1/72 BF-109G-6. By chance did you build it and if so would you recommend it? Thanks in advance
Thanks very much! I haven't built the 1/72 scale version, but their 1/48 Bf-109G-6 is a dream, so I'm sure this one will be incredible as well! 👍
Have you ever tried any of the eduard kits, they are amazing
Great tutorial! Your model base structure, on which the model rests, does that have a product name? I need that! Thanks.
Just subscribed! I'm about a year back into modeling myself and just got back into armor a couple months ago. Any plans to try out 1/25th scale model cars in the future?
Thank you - I appreciate the support! I don't have a ton of experience with auto models, but I'd love to give one a go! I'll add it to the list 👍
Hi Hank! I enjoy your videos as i am trying to get back in the hobby after about 25 years. Can you tell be what the correct AMMO RLM color is for the nose on Tamiya Kit 61063? Is it RLM 79? Building the Battle of Briton variant. Thanks Hank
What wash should I use if I am building a P-51?
Great build and video Hank, i like you gig, any info on where you got it?
Thanks so much! And for sure - the aircraft jig is from Bulldog Models (www.bulldogmodels.co.uk/). It's great stuff!
Cheers Hank, take care.
Just checked Hank out of stock :)
Nice demo. May I ask you which needle size you use in your airbrush? I am pretty comfortable with .38mm but my .25 is often clogged by paint, even thinned. Thanks.
Thanks! And sure - I'm generally using a .3mm needle, but I'll switch down to a .2mm for some super detail stuff (as I did with the mottles here). I find myself having similar issues with the .2, but usually upping the pressure to about 35psi get's the job done okay with the AMMO acrylics I'm using 👍
With the front decals, did you have to forgo the open cowl engine display function of this model? Great build. I’m getting ready to decal mine…totally JV compared to your build, but glad my daughter bought me a kit and got me back into the hobby after 40 years!
Good question! I intended to keep this one shut, so I didn't worry about cutting the decals to conform to the open cowl setup. You definitely could, though, if you want to display it open! Happy building 👍
I thought you can sand off the grey plastic part so you dont need to cut your erla canopy.
Great result, and really nice videos... i just found your channel and it's nice to see some fresh new content... especially good content.
One "critique" however... PLEASE don't refer to aircraft as "vehicles".
With that said... keep up the good work!
Thank you! And thanks for watching - I appreciate it! 👍
Does an aircraft not count as a vehicle? I thought it was a pretty blanket term? 🤔
@@SpruesNBrews while you're likely technically not wrong... it's no more right or wrong than calling an aircraft carrier a "vehicle".
Nah, an aircraft counts as vehicle in my book.
Definition of vehicle: Any means in or by which someone travels or something is carried or conveyed; a means of conveyance or transport.
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Excellent job and beautiful plane. You seem to be a guy who knows what hes doing.. 😄
So if i may ask a question... I like very much almost every product made by mig ammo. Ive been reading so much bad things about airbrushing mig acrylic paints, what is your honest opinion about them? I havent try any yet, but i like to try them. Everybody is telling me how bad they are, It is hard to belive mig is putting something so bad on the market.
In your hands, they seem to work just fine..? 👍
Thank you very much! I'm just figuring it all out as I go along 😅
I personally haven't had issues with AMMO Mig products... honestly they're my go-to for almost all airbrush paints. Very occasionally I'll have a little difficulty with the consistency of some more vibrant colors (yellows, reds, blues), but 95% of what I'm using has been great!
Hope that helps - happy building! 👍
The thumbnail looks more real then mark zugerberg
Haha I'll take it! 😅
Is it good to use a hot gule gun for model kits?
Hi! I would say no - you'll likely warp or damage the plastic with hot glue. Plastic Cement is specially made for scale model work & bonds plastic pieces very well without any mess. Tamiya's Extra Thin Cement (amzn.to/3cVwszy) is the best product that I've used. Happy Building! 👍
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@@SpruesNBrews is there any gule good for model kits that is not cement I'm not allowed to have it because the smell
It's a beautiful but an incomplete build.
I'm really beginning to like 1:48 scale.
Why is it incomplete?
Cartman?
Almost 😉
Hartmann finished the war with 352 kills to his credit. After the war, the Wehrmacht was disbanded and it wasn‘t until 1956, that (West) Germany built up Armed Forces and a Luftwaffe again. Bubi Hartmann was brought in and he went on to become a full Colonel. Often unliked by his bosses, he was always crirical towards combat efficency and didn’t like political games. When testing new jets in the US, he is said to have tested a jet beyond the flight envelope and crashed it, parachuting away at the last moment. When he was picked up, he is said to have uttered: „That is now 353 allied aircraft downed.“ 😂
Nice story, but it was actually Gerhard Barkhorn who did, and said, that.
@@jonelson1983Thank you for correcting the story. Again a day where I learned something new. 🙂
@@Palermonen It’s still a cool thing to say, regardless of who said it 👍🏼
Man that's a great build, but I don't like how the German fighters don't come with swastika's on the vertical stab. It was what it was and we're modeling little pieces of history. I don't like the way that history is scrubbed.
You can get a full sheet of swasi's for $15. Not a huge deal
@@TheModelGuy That they should be included is the point. The cost and ease of acquisition is irrelevant. The fact is that these were nazi fighters and they should be depicted and sold as such.
Hey fellas - I'll jump in & say that this kit did come with those decals. I make the personal decision to leave them off, because I don't want them displayed jn my home & I think we as scale modelers & historians already know the history & understand that they historically were there on the vehicles. Just a personal choice on my end 👍
@@davidcole333 the swastika is banned in many countries. It would limit availability of the kit. Eduard includes them, but they are normally cut off the sheet in some countries when received. Which means someone has been in the kit. I ordered their P-51D-5 and even the kill flags were censored.
Nice work! Been following you for a while on Instagram, how have I only just found your YT page 😆
Thank you! And thanks for making the jump over here, too! 😁
what was the point of painting the plane brown just to wipe it all off? i know you mentioned "weathering effect" but it didn't seem to alter the appearance at all once it was wiped off
Might not be all that obvious from the video but the wash remains in all the recessed panel lines and rivet details etc. It also collects around raised surfaces and adds a look of depth to the model. In some cases you can leave as much on the model to leave it looking quite grubby and heavily used or remove nearly all of it as you wish.
Hey, quick question. Do you dilute the primer with water? I find the Ammo mig black priper and the valejo white ones need some drop of water to prevent the airbrush from clogging. Or is just the pressure that's too high? I'm kind of going back and forth with this stuff but always end up with a blocked nozzle.
Ahh yes, the ever-present clogged airbrush problem! You're certainly not alone, my friend. I personally don't thin my AMMO or Vallejo primers; they usually work well for me straight out of the bottle if they're very well shaken. I also tend to work between 22-30psi, which has proven to be a good sweet spot for me.
Another possible fix... I like to remove the forward-most nozzle cover from my airbrush when spraying (the one that protects the needle from getting bumped), because I find that sometimes it collects paint & can affect my airflow.
Hope that all helps! Happy building
@@SpruesNBrews I've got myself a pretty cheap-o airbrush starter set so it doesn't tell you what PSI it's on just now. Just has "green", "blue" and "red" setting 😆 But I seem to be getting the best results out of the middle color (blue I think it is). The loudest one which assume is highest pressure seems to clog up the airbrush most. Thanks for the tip with the forward needle guard. I'll give it a go. I wasn't sure if that was there to keep the stream more focused or just, as the name suggests, to protect the needle from bending. Just waiting for white paint to arrive to fire up the compressor again for the Jadgpanther interior paint job. Once it's here I'll give it a go with your helpful info. Thanks again! Look forward to more beginner tips in future videos :-D