Hand Painted Complete Build: Italeri 1/48 Hawker Hurricane Mk.I
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- Опубликовано: 7 сен 2024
- Hello there, fellow model makers!! After my first hand painted series, a lot of you requested that I should make another hand painted kit, this time a little more elaborate than the first one. So here it! I hope you enjoy it :)
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G'day SMM, Thank you so much for another 'Brush Painting Model'. Brush users everywhere will appreciate your efforts to show us how to brush properly. Now I see that you have done the expanded detail videos on this kit. This will, again, be of great help to us "Brushers".
I really appreciate showing us what to do when you make small mistakes. This is valuable information so that we don't mess up a model and waste our time and money. In my country models from Europe and the US are very costly to ship to Australia. Fixing mistakes means a lot to people like me who have come back to modelling after a break of many years.
I truly liked your finished model and I will be getting myself a Hurricane kit because of your success.
By the way, do you have a favourite kit manufacturer? Recently, experienced builders, like you, have been saying that the standard of Airfix models has been deteriorating, do you agree?
As luck would have it, I have a 1/72 Revell B-17 kit and now I've noticed you have a set of videos on the B-17, this has given me enough confidence to tackle that large kit myself, after I put your tips into practice with the Hurricane.
Thanks again for the great favours you are doing for us brushing modellers!
Cheers, and I hope you are well and happy. BH Hobart, Tasmania
Videos like this, for which I am very appreciative, allay some of the trepidation of attempting these builds. Kudos and thanks.
31:40 the first time I did a sludge wash like that I believed I'd ruined my model but continued anyway as I'd already started. Much to my gratification the majority of it came off leaving the desired effect. Very nice job you've done there.
Amazing results from a hairy stick. Great tutorial
Thanks so much 😊
Hello my friend!
I do brush painting only and I have to admit that this project is by far the best!!
No other words to say..
Thank you so much 😀
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You welcome! We want more so keep up teaching us!
Great Build ! I also hand paint due to health reason , but thanks to you learned some new tricks ! Thank You ! Tony
Glad you liked the videos Tony. Thanks for watching :)
Today i want to take me some time and thank you so much for your excellent Videos. They are the reason why i reactivatet this hobby for me. Your instructions work so good that my first Modell after a long time (a BF 109) looks so great and i had so much fun to build it. With the right techniques it is so awesome. I paint my Kits by hand so far and they look now so lovely. I have a airbrush starter Kit too but i want to try it later. So thank you for your sharing and please make more of these. Greetings from Germany. ☺
Thank you Mathias, I am so glad that the videos proved helpful. I am even happier to know that you have rediscovered your love for the hobby and are enjoying it. Good luck with future builds :)
Another great work, what a pleasure brush painting a kit.
Thank you! Cheers!
Was looking for some brush painting technical for my young nephew which I will help in is first kit. Just exactly what I was looking for. Thanks a lot. Benoit
Glad I could help! Enjoy the hobby :) GK
Excellent video,as for someone who has placed his airbrush in the bin of shame I find these type of tutorials invaluable....thanks
Glad it was helpful! Thanks Richard :)
Thanks very much - I really enjoyed the video. I wish I had your skill at applying paint chips.
Thanks Jack. More than skill, its a function of practice and I am sure you will get there sooner than later. Good luck :)
@@scalemodellingmadness4114 Thanks for the encouragement. It's much appreciated, and practise I shall.
Hello there ! Very very nice tip with the masking tape sealing ! I stick to brushpainting for now and always had the issue of paint going under the masking tape and it was always a tedious job to sans the relief paint residue and then repair the damage before going to the next steps. Now it's way better. Just finished Airfix 190 A 8 , now to Eduard Mig 21 ! Have a nice day
Yes indeed. That was an excellent tip for those of us who do not want or cannot go the airbrush route. I don't aim to win any medals at shows but simply enjoy the hobby as I remember it and I think my efforts have paid off with my finishes getting progressively better with the help of such videos. I wish the owner of this channel had not stopped posting new videos. He's good.
quite enjoyable. I did learn some new techniques.
Thank you so much for your detailed tutorials.
You are so welcome!
Awesome build!
Excellent job, with just the right amount of weathering.
Thank you very much Ryan!
I keep watching this series about hand painting and building over and over, I am using it as a referance for my Italeri 1/48 Spitfire MK XV1, first model in a very long time, I just hope I can achieve something half as good as this, keep the videos coming my friend
I'm right now building my first model (T-34/76 from Tamiya), as of today I've finished cutting and glueing whole model (+ two figurines and DSHK). Right now they are primed and waiting for painting tommorrow.
So your video today is even more helpful for me :)
Glad the videos helped. Good luck with the build mate :)
Fantastic video. Huge fan of your work. I learned a lot from watching. Thank you.
Thanks you Sean, very kind of you :)
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Thanks for making another handpainted series. I prefer this to airbrushing, it is appreciated. Great channel.
Glad you enjoy it! Thanks mate.....and never give up :)
*Splendid, only with brushes! Oil paints for smokes are also good. 👍👍*
Thank you! Cheers!
Another first class video. My airbrushes may be laid up for a long time!
Very nice job and that tip about sealing around masking tape is great. I'll use that on my next model.
Thanks Dave :)
Hello again! Another really fine video and I did, indeed, learn something from it. :) The tip about going over the edges of masking tape with the base color is new to me and you can bet that I will be adding it to my bag of tricks. As a matter of fact, I have an inexpensive 1/48 Spitfire by Pegasus Models that's been sitting on my shelf for ages that I'll use as a test piece. The kit has few pieces (it is marketed as a snap-fit kit) but it's generally accurate in shape and should produce a reasonably good model once it's finished. (I have done a Hurricane I and Me-109 from the same series but I used an airbrush on them and was quite happy with the results.) Thanks for another great video and giving me the inspiration to get one of my old kits off the shelf and on to the work bench. Take care, friend. :)
Hey Patrick, always great to hear from you. I am glad that you liked the masking tip. It was, in fact, shared by a couple of viewers in the comments on the last hand painting video series. Even I was pleasantly surprised that how well it worked. Hope all is well at your end. Take care :)
Great video!!! I'm looking forward to detailed series. You nail it. Best beginner series to modelmaking.
I would really love to se more handpainted videos! And after three plainf of the alliance i would love to see FW 190 or me 262, that would be great. You also pursue me ti use vallejo colors from now on.
Thanks Vladimir :)
Beautiful work, she looks good!
Thank you very much!
U make it look easy. Am really enjoying the videos.
Great job! And I'm building a older Heller 1/72 N.A. F-86F Sable it's going good so far.
Thanks mate! Good luck with the build :)
Haven't seen the video yet, but it looks amazing!
Thank you buddy :)
Thank you for the video, your five paint coats and fine sanding finish looks incredibly smooth.
Thanks a lot!
Another great video, learned quite a few techniques. The tip with the base paint along the masking is nice, missed it in my last build :(
Will try it on the next though.
Thanks Vadim, good luck with the next build :)
Very good
Thanks Robin!
P38 model would be sweet always wanted to make one
Brilliant video my friend , was looking forward to this, 15 mins in and loving it. Great information and concise clear approach to video making...well done ...AGAIN. keep doing what you are doing
Glad you enjoyed it! Thanks for your kind comment :)
Excellent work..!
Thank you! Cheers!
Great guide!
Thanks!
Interesting, I can't afford an airbrush at this point, so I do only brush painting, but I've found that you don't need to have the paint quite as thin and runny as you make it. It does need to be thinned (I use Tamiya acrylics and usually do between 1:4 to 1:6 for water to paint ratio as some paints are thicker than others), but I've found you can make it slightly less thin and runny than you do and you won't have it pool up as much, but it will still self level and require fewer coats, usually three or four. It also has a tendency to bubble less.
Thanks for the next hand painted build! Also nice greetings borrowed from Plasmo :D
Thanks mate...and the greeting I actually borrowed from a card magic channel called mismag822...he goes "hello...everybody" on all his videos. I liked that...so..he he he...imitation is the best form of flattery, they say :)
3:35 "It is much better to develop the feel for consistency of paint rather than work with ratios, that in my experience would not work."
Spoken like a true Kungfu master.... or a masterchef who does not follow recipe measurements 😄
Very nice build👍🤗
Glad you like it
Learnt a lot from this. Would like to see a more complicated pattern brush painted.
Thanks Joseph. Will surely do one soon :)
Great work. Heavy weahering of a miliary aircraft would imply a history of being shot at. Would it be possible to simulate bullet holes? Both recent and patched?
Thanks for the great video and found I learned a lot. Could you tell me the what brand and model of brushes you use?
Thanks KP. I am not very particular about the brand, but usually I try to use natural fiber brushes, when I can. Since, I don't do too many hand painted models, my supply of brushes is limited. But if you intend to hand paint models regularly, you could invest in some good natural brushes. Having said that, some synthetic brushes are also pretty good.
Good video. Are the horizontal stabilizers actually horizontal? The left one seems to be lower. If not then the main gears are not properly aligned. Is this a kit issue?
Amazing work. Congratulations. Could you tell us what size of brushes did you use? Thanks
Anybody have opinions on the Vallejo RAF & Luftwaffe paint box sets? I bought 4 of them online, but I've since seen people in YT comments trashing them, maybe I wasted my money.
For brush they're ok. For airbrush a little bit hard to use, especially, if you are use tamiya or etc paints
With vellejo they just need thinning correctly and a good shake, once you get the right ratio they are fine., as with any paint. I did find they clog easy if not properly mixed, some bottles can be on shelves or in storage for a long time, the pigments will degrade and create a terrible coat. Luke
Hey James! I have found Vallejo paints to be really nice. Now, I can't speak about the accuracy of the correct shade of the paints...that is a very heated topic and I have realised it's best one steer clear of it :)... but for use with an airbrush they are fine. Do keep in mind that Vallejo has more than one type of paint, Vallejo Model Air, is designed for airbrushes, where as Vallejo Model Color range is for hand painting. But, with correct dilution you can use any Vallejo paint for airbrushing or hand painting, as I have done here. Hope that helps :)
@@scalemodellingmadness4114 It does help, thank you for replying, really enjoyed the build too, hope you post again soon!
What size(s) Flat Brushes do you recommend for Hand Painting AirPlanes and CarKits?
Hey Southpaw, the size of the brush usually is a function of the size of the kit. However, I do not usually go above a size 12 flat brush as I find it most comfortable to work with. It is wide enough to give good coverage, yet narrow enough for painting basic boundaries, etc.
Was glad to see you did another hand painting video after the Thunderbolt. With the virus, I really got into model making and use your videos as my main reference. Do you have any preference as far as choice of model manufacturer and brush types? Thank you!
Thanks David. While picking a model I do prefer to go for the newer releases as these tend to be better engineered and have better detailing. This can easily be found by a simple google search or do what I do, which is check on scalemates.com, they have a section called product timeline which shows exactly when a particular kit was released, upgraded, etc. Also, I do sometimes go through a few kit review videos and articles, particularly if the kit is expensive. I have also found that Eduard and Tamiya usually have great kits, I mean I have not even been disappointed with their stuff.
As for brush types, am not really too particular. Hope that helps :)
Have you made a guide about airbrushing because I am looking for a good airbrush and compressor for a beginner.
Hey, I have made this series earlier. I am going to make another series very soon. Till then, I hope this one helps:)
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Hello! Next coat diluting less than previous?
Hi, no...just keep all the coats diluted. I know it takes more time to paint, but do not thicken the paint for any layer. Just remember the paint must be runny enough to self level and not hold brush strokes :)
Did you have to use a lot more paint than you would with an airbrush?
Sorry, one last question, how about tires the tires for me come out horrible
Thanks! I got a lot more tips for my current build (Nippon Maru). Could you go into detail about what brushes you are used for what coats? It looks like a flat then the last is a round?
Hey Jason, thanks. Yes, I am using a flat brush for most of the painting. I had to shift to a soft round brush for the last camouflage scheme since the flat brush would not fit. However, the shape of the brush is only one of the things that helps get a clean finish, more importantly, keep the paint thin and watery so that it self levels.
Ok already...get off of my frigging back. Yes it was a very good build.
Very informative! For the gloss varnish after painting and placing the decals, what kind of gloss varnish? Enamel-based or water? Thanks!
Thanks Kevin. I am using this aerosol can varnish, I think it is enamel. Use any varnish that you like, but just don't touch the surface once it's applied. Good luck :)
Well done my friend! Once more, your video was highly educational and motivating. Those beginners series are excellent. Why don't you hand varnishing gloss and matt your model? Is it difficult or you prefer to use spray gun?
Thank you Panos. I use canned varnish simply because it really cuts down on time. I don't like to have too long a gap between uploading videos. Also, it is easily available and cheap, so I think it is something even a beginner can invest in. Thanks again :)
Is each cost of paint thicker?
What brushes you use, can you comment on sizes and softness
what the name of colour do you use
What do you mean by patches in the paint? Puddles, I get puddles
This is a nice result on brushed acrylics! I see the rudder is not aligned horizontaly, is this a kit error or a build error?
Thanks mate. It must be my mistake, although I am not sure which part is not correctly aligned. The kit itself was well engineered and had no major problems, other than some tiny flash here and there.
Can you hand paint Gunpla?
I have never painted one myself, but I see no reason why it cannot be done :)
What brushes do you use sir?
Hey Ziggy, the brush will depend on the kit you are using. Any decent quality brush (I use synthetic fiber) that can be used on the kit surface without obstruction or minimum obstruction will do. So it the kit has large flat area I would use a nice wide brush, a quarter inch or even half an inch if the kit is 48th or 32nd scale. If the surface is narrow then perhaps a narrow or round brush. Hope that helps :)
@@scalemodellingmadness4114 thank you for answering my question. What brands do you recommend?