I have all of the 1/144 and 1/72 Bandai SW ships in my backlog. I'm really looking forward to them, and really looking forward to having the time to work on them.
I've built a few of the 1/72 scale Bandai Star Wars kits. For the TIE Fighters you can hand paint those and get excellent results I've done that with the Force Awakens First Order TIE Fighter and the Special Forces TIE and they look beautiful. I recently did the Imperial TIE Interceptor and painted it in PRU Blue/Grey and with a black Tamiya panel line wash darkened the paint to a near screen accurate color. For the TIE Pilots they actually are pretty easy to paint as you only need two shades of black for the flight suit I used Stynelrez black primer along with the chest box and hoses and for the helmet armor gloves and boots I used Vallejo Black Grey paint.
Good stuff! Thanks for sharing those tips. The TIE Fighter kits from Bandai are some of my favorites! They are just a win on so many levels of modeling. You may like to see some of my other TIE Fighter and Star Wars content: Vult Skerris' Tie Interceptor: ruclips.net/video/t2kewpx2az8/видео.html TIE Striker (3 part series): ruclips.net/p/PLZt56FNuWOKfECs36-lm2LfVOMFXvQQ5e All my Star Wars videos: ruclips.net/p/PLZt56FNuWOKfe7NpLjHcWXaaPinifHi0O Older blog content: www.jonbius.com/category/star-wars/page/4/ Thanks so much for watching and commenting!
@@JonBius You would probably get a kick out of my TIE interceptor Build video then. I even incorporated a scatch built star field for the viewport behind the pilots seat.
This is the exact content that brought me to your channel a few years ago
Cool! Thanks so much for watching and commenting. Happy day to you friend!
Looks beautiful 👍👍
Thanks so much for your kind words, and thanks for watching and commenting!
Great first video!
Thanks so much Chris! I am grateful and encouraged to hear that!
I have all of the 1/144 and 1/72 Bandai SW ships in my backlog. I'm really looking forward to them, and really looking forward to having the time to work on them.
You will really enjoy them - they are fun to build! Thanks for watching and commenting!
Starting in the backlog and boy have you sold me on Star Wars kits
Cool! You'll definitely enjoy them!
That is a lovely looking kit.
It's been a fun one for sure. I highly recommend it. Last episode will be posted Friday!
Nicely done Jon. Gratz on a great beginning.
Thanks!
I've built a few of the 1/72 scale Bandai Star Wars kits. For the TIE Fighters you can hand paint those and get excellent results I've done that with the Force Awakens First Order TIE Fighter and the Special Forces TIE and they look beautiful. I recently did the Imperial TIE Interceptor and painted it in PRU Blue/Grey and with a black Tamiya panel line wash darkened the paint to a near screen accurate color. For the TIE Pilots they actually are pretty easy to paint as you only need two shades of black for the flight suit I used Stynelrez black primer along with the chest box and hoses and for the helmet armor gloves and boots I used Vallejo Black Grey paint.
Good stuff! Thanks for sharing those tips.
The TIE Fighter kits from Bandai are some of my favorites! They are just a win on so many levels of modeling. You may like to see some of my other TIE Fighter and Star Wars content:
Vult Skerris' Tie Interceptor: ruclips.net/video/t2kewpx2az8/видео.html
TIE Striker (3 part series): ruclips.net/p/PLZt56FNuWOKfECs36-lm2LfVOMFXvQQ5e
All my Star Wars videos: ruclips.net/p/PLZt56FNuWOKfe7NpLjHcWXaaPinifHi0O
Older blog content: www.jonbius.com/category/star-wars/page/4/
Thanks so much for watching and commenting!
@@JonBius You would probably get a kick out of my TIE interceptor Build video then. I even incorporated a scatch built star field for the viewport behind the pilots seat.