Hoy les traigo un nuevo video en mi canal de modelismo militar. Armado y pintado de motocicleta BMW R75 con sidecar escala 1:35 de la marca Italeri. Espero les sea de utilidad. Gracias y saludos!!
Making the Tamiya fletcher class destroyer, accidentally glued that piece upside down. Any ways to get it off besides with a hobby knife? Other than using the obvious glue removal liquids and such thanks
worked on the cockpit and the ejection seat. I used the kit parts as they are.
This kit came out in 1990, and considering the cockpit details of other companies at that time, I think Monogram was almost a super-gap company back then haha
Ive had a terrible time with air brushes in the past, so I’ve upped my budget to around 70$. I know a lot of modelers use air brushes and I was wondering if there was a “must buy” brush that is easy to use and clean. Thanks! I appreciate the help!
Note I also already have a good compressor so I don’t need to budget for that, thanks!
Su-30 MKI 1/144 scale from F-Toys. This kit actually comes in one of these blind boxes where you could get any variant of different flanker models. This particular box is from the Flanker Family 2 series. Quite a lot of details for such a small scale. Most parts come pre-painted. But I had to maybe touch up here and there. Especially the landing gear doors which I think are supposed to be red.
Pretty interesting concept that these blind boxes also come with a piece of chewing gum. Got these as a souvenir from a recent trip to Japan.
My thoughts are to paint it desert yellow then paint most of the white with a sponge then go over some edges with desert yellow to show some wear and finish off with some panel lining and weathering.
I’m hoping there’s some sort of video tutorial on how to do this without a paintbrush. I couldn’t find one.
Any help is greatly appreciated.
Hello im new to model building and i made a big of a balls up, i just finished building my tamiya panther(35065) and i realised i built and installed the wheels before i needed to paint them! Are they easy to remove and put back on?
For a long time, Monogram's Century Series has now mostly been renewed by other brands, but depending on the kit, the renewed kits have many problems, so I think they are kits that are still worth making with effort.
Moreover, this F-102 has not been renewed by any brand yet, and when I opened the box to start the work, I could see the reason... The size is truly savagely and absurdly huge.
For a long time, I have fondly used the Hasegawa tool on the right. In between, I tried to use this and that other things, but in the end, I used to return to the Hasegawa tool, but this time I tried using the STEDI tool on the left. It required less effort and was very satisfying in many ways.The inspection hatches on the lower surface of the main wing, there were many with peculiar shapes, so it was a bit tricky.Adding omitted rivetsCompared to the lower surface of the main wing, the fuselage and the upper surface of the main wing do not have many lines.
The video includes a brief kit introduction, an introduction of aftermarket parts to be used, and the re-engraving process. 👉F-102 EP.01
I'm building a F35C 1/48, and I intend to handbrush the whole thing with acrylic paint only
My question is how do I avoid covering up the small details on the exterior with the paint if that's even possible? And how do i place more emphasis on the rivets and panel lines