Messerschmitt Me262 A1-a 1/48 Scale Tamiya - Part 1
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- čas přidán 26. 08. 2024
- 1 of 3 part series showing Tamiya's 1/48 Scale Me262 in 'Red 13' camouflage scheme
Part 1 shows the build, paint and weathering of the cockpit, fuselage interior sides, gun bay & undercarriage
Feel free to comment as I read them all and will get back as soon as possible with any queries/feeback you give :)
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The Inner Nerd
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I love the fact that you show the color containers clearly before applying, wish all videos did that.
Ramin Shafai Thanks! I always get asked "what colour did you use on the..." so I always include it in my videos to help out ☺
Thanks again. I love your scratch building with solder and lead wire. Some great tips. Keep up the excellent work.
Lovely! Looking forward to part 2!!
Such a beautiful plane for the time when it was built.
i once saw it in the air in about 1990. It looks damg good and is damn fast.
excellent work once again
beautiful work
Fantastic detail. I learn loads from you
mark andrews Thank you. I'm glad the videos are doing their job! I'm finding it ever more difficult to get the correct anount of info in the videos as my builds get more complex and keeping them interesting
Think the format is good. I like the way you show paint colours etc. Could add by adding a bit of text if necessary, ie "I'm dry brushing here". But that's in no way picking fault, more to aid the visuals with technique.
But no, great builds. Love the videos. Keep them coming
Love your work!
amazing work!!!
Incredible!!!
i watched this video at twice the speed because i have homework to do. but because i played it twice as fast, i can watch twice as much before i do my homework!
Excellent work Sir I learn so many thimgs from you thanks!
i'm your fan number one!
Once again brilliant. I also use fine diameter and other sized solder. Never seen it used for seat belts. Sense it's so soft maybe it could have been flattened a bit for the seatbelts.
BennyCFD It comes in very handy for small upgrades. Yes I did try to flatten it in a bit of deleted footage but ai wasn't happy with the result so went for the cylindrical shape😓 Since its so small you can't really spot it🖒
Either way great build.
Tamiya masking tape (it has a good texture) stuck back-to-back and then trimmed to the right size and shape and then painted is also makes convincing seat belts.
I agree, good point.
Thanks
Very nice job, amazing. I only like to make an observation about your routing for the bundle on the landing gear, it has to be following the link from cilinder to piston. Not right next to piston, you know what I mean? When A/C take off the LG extends. Sorry I'm a nerd I know!
Good Job! What kind of super glue are you using? greetings from Germany
Freakazoid aka Ben Hello also! I use regular liquid type superglue from Loctite. Follow the link to see exactly which one ☺ www.google.co.uk/search?q=loctite+406&tbm=isch&oq=loctite+406&gs_l=mobile-heirloom-serp.12...0.0.1.1706.0.0.0.0.0.0.0.0..0.0....0...1c..34.mobile-heirloom-serp..0.13.1458.n0eqbLWhlHc#mhpiv=1
Fantastic !!! can i just ask did you add a gloss coat to the undercarriage before weathering. Thank you. Mark.
Thanks Mark! Yes I did. Before all washes I add a layer of gloss to protect the paint
GREAT
Great work. If like to ask why don't you paint the parts individually before gluing especially the solder wire?
Thank you.
I dont paint the part prior to assembly because of scratching off the paint during manipulation - especially on PE and other metal detail up parts the paint can easily be scratched off. Therefore I find it easier and neater to apply the paint once everything is in place
What do you use to attach lead wire? And also a bit of artificial colours on the workspace would help us
Tommy Lakasi I use superglue. And what do you mean about artificial colours? Lighting??
The Inner Nerd yep srry misspelled that, a bit of artificial lighting, because if you are applying colour similar to the plastic colour, then it might be a bit hard to see what you are aplying because of the refelection of the sun
When you hand paint the cockpit interior, do you dilute the paint at all?
KEMPF95 Yes all the paints are thinned with X-20A
The Inner Nerd how much thinner
Also, was is the sticky putty you use for mounting parts on?
Jason Beal Its just blue tac
Where do you get the wire? Its solder or lead?
Jason Beal And it's solder wire, which is lead, and you can pick it up off eBay or any DIY supplier/store
The Inner Nerd thank you so much!
I know you made this a while ago but do you remember a part (A2) that was not used for the build?
Dam your Good !!!!!
Thank you and thanks for watching :)
"Damn you're good "FYI ;-)
I'm frong
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I know.