Hi Rafal great to see that you selected the A6M5 Zero as your next subject. I recently purchased a vintage Revell A6M5 1/32 kit and it will be the focus of my next build. Luckily I get to see how you manage such a complex but well-engineered kit. I mostly want to see how you handle the various colors, both inside and out. I also enjoy learning about the minute details of the aircraft and how to properly present it, even though the Revell kit is not nearly as intricate or accurate as the one from Tamiya. Good luck as you continue with your build!
Hi Darren, I'm glad to see you back. Summer is over, so it is time to build some models:) It's nice you are going to do A6M5 Zero as well. We have very similar taste for models, as we build the same aircraft :) That is great. Hopefully I will do good with the colors, I went through couple of forums and discussions about it. But the subject is even more complicated than Luftwaffe RLM's :). Well, we will see. I plan to make it look used and do some chipping, add highlights, so it is going to be a challenge. :) Thanks again for watching!
Hello Rafal, It's just great how you build and explain. I have already built the Fw190A8/R2 from Revell based on your videos. That helped me a lot and I liked it. I received many useful tips and trikes from you. Now I'm also building the Zero 1:32 from Tamiya. Please tell me what kind of glue is in the tealight that you use to stick the mini parts? Why in the tea light? Thanks for the great videos! Many greetings, Bernd
Hello Bernd, Thank you for watching. I'm happy you like my work. How was your FW-190 build, how it turned out? The glue on the wax is a CA glue, wax helps to keep it fresh for long. This way it is more efficiet and easy to use. Model on!!
My FW190 can't keep up with yours. I have now built 3 of them in different colors and the models always turn out a little better. Thanks for your answer, I'll try it tomorrow when installing the seat belts. Kind regards Bernd.@@modelfun
Inside, is just for the modeling mind comfort :) plus if you look inside from close distance, and with good light it is visible. Outside- preparation for chiping that comes later. Thanks for watching and happy new year!
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Amazing job, fun videos . Thank you
Thank you for watching and leaving the comment 🙂
Hi Rafal great to see that you selected the A6M5 Zero as your next subject. I recently purchased a vintage Revell A6M5 1/32 kit and it will be the focus of my next build. Luckily I get to see how you manage such a complex but well-engineered kit. I mostly want to see how you handle the various colors, both inside and out. I also enjoy learning about the minute details of the aircraft and how to properly present it, even though the Revell kit is not nearly as intricate or accurate as the one from Tamiya. Good luck as you continue with your build!
Hi Darren,
I'm glad to see you back. Summer is over, so it is time to build some models:) It's nice you are going to do A6M5 Zero as well. We have very similar taste for models, as we build the same aircraft :) That is great.
Hopefully I will do good with the colors, I went through couple of forums and discussions about it. But the subject is even more complicated than Luftwaffe RLM's :). Well, we will see. I plan to make it look used and do some chipping, add highlights, so it is going to be a challenge. :)
Thanks again for watching!
Very good job !!
Thank you for watching and leaving the comment 🙂
Hello Rafal,
It's just great how you build and explain. I have already built the Fw190A8/R2 from Revell based on your videos. That helped me a lot and I liked it. I received many useful tips and trikes from you. Now I'm also building the Zero 1:32 from Tamiya. Please tell me what kind of glue is in the tealight that you use to stick the mini parts? Why in the tea light?
Thanks for the great videos!
Many greetings, Bernd
Hello Bernd,
Thank you for watching. I'm happy you like my work. How was your FW-190 build, how it turned out?
The glue on the wax is a CA glue, wax helps to keep it fresh for long. This way it is more efficiet and easy to use.
Model on!!
My FW190 can't keep up with yours. I have now built 3 of them in different colors and the models always turn out a little better. Thanks for your answer, I'll try it tomorrow when installing the seat belts.
Kind regards Bernd.@@modelfun
May I ask what kinda of stick you are using ? I'm a new model builder. Thank you!
Hi Chris, all sticks will do the work. I use sticks I have left from sushi set ;)
Why bother painting the silver on fuselage sides?
Inside, is just for the modeling mind comfort :) plus if you look inside from close distance, and with good light it is visible. Outside- preparation for chiping that comes later.
Thanks for watching and happy new year!
Its really a shame that they released such a beautiful Kit but IT never occured to Them to use color reference Photos !!!