Buenísimo, me gustó el resultado. Me sorprendió que yo también he hecho maquetas con los mismos materiales (plásticos principalmente) y aprovechándolos bajo el mismo concepto. Eso sí, la tapa de cassette ochentero se nota, no ha perdido su identidad y uso, no integrándose al conjunto
Thank you for this video! Amazing work! And at that scale!? Truly inspiring! Thank you again! You have helped me see some possibilities I had not considered, for an idea about scratchbuilding a dropship, for tabletop miniature wargames!
Fantastic!! Is there a story or narrative behind this build. Is it a military war ship, or maybe a space cruiser. It looks great. It's all about the detail, and I wish I could understand how to use paint correctly for effect.
It's one thing to throw a bunch of stuff on backwards and greebles around. Yet so many builds I see truly never attempt to transform the basic underling shape of the hulls to incorporate "under the surface" or sucken in/concave sections. Should also see more repeats of items by simple reusable putty molds with resin and simple pull over heated plastic forms and quick tiny vac forms. Unless you did it but didn't show there were no scribed in panel lines. No use of heat for modifications.
Hola.Utilizo en todos mis trabajos pintura dos componentes para carrocerías de automoción.En este video se aprecia bien el tipo de pintura "Fire Scale Models Scratch & Custom Saurer 2DM CT3D 4x4 I".Los efectos de suciedad, etc los trabajo con oleos.Mis herramientas son básicas:Dremel,varios tipos de cutter(alguno personalizado según tarea),sierra de marquetería, un par de limas pequeñas, alicates,lijas,etc
Hmmm. No. It doesn't work at all. To many competing lines and angles. There is no visial flow. Is not clear which part is forward. You could make 3 ships out of so many parts.
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Flipante. No me lo esperaba. Vaya curro y que acabado.
Troppo bello. N1 ingamba!!!
hello , it's very very beautifull space ship model . nice works , brava
Magnifico.
Eres un crack. 🔝🔝🔝🔝🔝🔝
That is really cool. But the cassette is kinda a sore visual. Might want to disguise it better.
Un máquina! 👏👏👏👏👏👏👏
Awsome Job What Brand of paint and Brushes you
muy creativo 👏👏👏
Buenísimo, me gustó el resultado. Me sorprendió que yo también he hecho maquetas con los mismos materiales (plásticos principalmente) y aprovechándolos bajo el mismo concepto. Eso sí, la tapa de cassette ochentero se nota, no ha perdido su identidad y uso, no integrándose al conjunto
Digno de una peli de ciencia ficción.
Brutal! A Hugo le ha encantado 😊
It's great. Apart from the very obvious cassette tape stuck to the side. It's such an instantly recognisable shape the eye instantly picks it out.
looks good , but the cassette does not look right..otherwise awsome job
Amazing work, congratulations!!! And thanks for sharing! 👍
Fantastique! What crazy ideas! suuuuuuper! i like it! (have you seen my castles?) i nice idea, to cut the small plasticehouses
Si te pilla el Spielberg…eres muy bueno 😜
Thank you for this video! Amazing work! And at that scale!? Truly inspiring! Thank you again! You have helped me see some possibilities I had not considered, for an idea about scratchbuilding a dropship, for tabletop miniature wargames!
Awesome Creativity!
Incredible ship! So awesome!
ficou incrível 👏👏 💯
Fantastic!! Is there a story or narrative behind this build. Is it a military war ship, or maybe a space cruiser. It looks great. It's all about the detail, and I wish I could understand how to use paint correctly for effect.
menudo curro !!!!
Süper
Very good job.
Very cool, one thing I would like to change is an audio cassette, you can immediately recognize what it is. Besides, thumbs up :)
Not everyone can immediately recognize it. Ask many millennials. They'll often have NO idea what that is.
@@kevinbray3724 OK, my bad for generalising. You just reminded me how old I am! ;-) ;-p
@@Difreo How old we BOTH are ;P
Cool 🔥🔥🔥
Outstanding!
It's one thing to throw a bunch of stuff on backwards and greebles around. Yet so many builds I see truly never attempt to transform the basic underling shape of the hulls to incorporate "under the surface" or sucken in/concave sections. Should also see more repeats of items by simple reusable putty molds with resin and simple pull over heated plastic forms and quick tiny vac forms. Unless you did it but didn't show there were no scribed in panel lines. No use of heat for modifications.
Great job what Brand of Paint and brushes you use
Hola.Utilizo en todos mis trabajos pintura dos componentes para carrocerías de automoción.En este video se aprecia bien el tipo de pintura "Fire Scale Models Scratch & Custom Saurer 2DM CT3D 4x4 I".Los efectos de suciedad, etc los trabajo con oleos.Mis herramientas son básicas:Dremel,varios tipos de cutter(alguno personalizado según tarea),sierra de marquetería, un par de limas pequeñas, alicates,lijas,etc
Dig it.
Do you make your own sculpting tools
Hmmm. No. It doesn't work at all. To many competing lines and angles. There is no visial flow. Is not clear which part is forward. You could make 3 ships out of so many parts.