Hawker Tempest Mk. V - Eduard 1/48
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- Опубликовано: 8 фев 2025
- I'm so excited to finally have this video out!! I've worked on my upload quality and I'm pleased to have this out before new years. This was such a fun build and I really hope it's just as fun to watch and learn about! I hope you all enjoy the video :)
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Absolute beauty , amazing work !! The classical music made the video that much better 👍
@@TheModelingPillow Thank you!! I enjoy the classical too so it’s good to hear that others enjoy it as well 😁
Great Job!
You made a remark, "I put Flat Varnish over the interior paint. I know it's Not right, but it looks cool" NEVER MAKE EXCUSES for What you do to a model!!!
We build for US Not anyone else!
Yes there are individuals who Judge others on HOW a model is built. To them, I'll Pray for you.
Keep up the Great Work!!!
Blessings
D. Killingsworth
@@plan4u56 Thank you so much!! That really means a lot to hear, and I absolutely agree. Modeling should always done for yourself and that’s what makes it fun :)
Incredible video editing! THIS IS GREAT!
@@littlemusikgirl Thank you so much!!
Thanks for this video. I also have this kit on my "to do list", now I have an inspiration 😀 Nice job, keep posting these great vids.
It really is such a fun build, definitely worth it! And thank you, I really appreciate it! 😁
Nice job!
Thank you!!
Incredible work ✨✨
Thank you!!
Lovely job mate on an interesting subject. I have subscribed to your channel. Cheers from Brisbane Australia.
Thank you so much!! I’m so glad you enjoyed, Cheers from Ontario Canada 😁
Hello mr. Spruemo!the Tempest was one of my first modells I have ever build.i was not aware of contacta or tamiya quick setting. So the glue came out of the tube and i did a mess handling that gluetube.and i left fingerprints everywhere all over the intire modell.i had a lot of modeling fun.that took place in 1994.i had no spruecutter or skalpelblade.but mamas Kitchenknive and papas toecutter.ohh those happy childhood days.with best regards and sticky greetings from Brandenburg germany.faithfully yours.your modellmate.christian
@ChristianSchroter-ok4sk We all start somewhere! Models really can bring back memories and a sense of nostalgia that way :)
@@CanadianSprues ohh you are so damn right.your modellmate.christian
Great job! Love it!
@@mets1617 Thank you so much! I’m so glad you enjoyed 😁
Love leaving these videos on while I work. I did get a little confused with the way you said the word decal. I've always heard it pronounced "dee-cal", so when I heard "deh-cull" it made me stop and look.
I will check out your other stuff. Cheers!
@@MrGibsn1960 Glad you enjoy my work!! And yes it’s a bit confusing lol. When I was younger I always used to say “dee-cal” but the more I spent time around other modellers in my local IPMS community I started to say “deh-cull” as habit 😁
@CanadianSprues I totally get that. In the late 90's I started playing 40k and picked up a "tie-rah-nid" army. I think people let me say it that way for a couple years before someone pulled me aside. It's hilarious now.
@ Hahahaha that’s amazing omg. It’s stuff like this that makes it funny!
Sweet!😊 Great Work!
Anyone know what the difference is between series 1 & 2?...
Thank you!! From what I’ve read, the series 2 tempest had different cannon mountings and overall seems slightly more advanced/improved :)
@28:32 Wow, you made the pilot a top ace with 26 confirmed kills... none of the 7 Aces of Britain credited with 26+ kills was flying the Hawker Tempest, the highest scoring ace with the Tempest was Squadron Leader David Fairbanks from the Royal Canadian Air Force with 11 confirmed kills and one kill assist (shared score).
I don't know how historical accurate you want to be with the paint on the model, but the "grave crosses" you painted (with the longer vertical bar) as kill markings in front of the right side of the canopy were never used as kill markings on fighter planes to my knowledge, most common were swastikas for (confirmed) downed german fighters. Rarely the straight bar cross ("Balkenkreuz") was used instead of the swastika as a marking, but if so, almost always as a symetrical cross with white outlines in the edges (search for "Balkenkreuz" in the german Wikipedia for visual variations used in WW II).
@@40hup Close! Going by the history that I had read from the included information on this marking scheme, those “kill markings” are actually supposed to represent V-1 bombs. Tempests were used to take down V-1s and instead of a single pilot being credited for the kill, the 26 notches refer to the amount of takedowns the aircraft itself had achieved. Also, I didn’t paint them on, it was a decal that was specified for this version here :) (JN803)
@@CanadianSprues interesting - thank you for that information!
@ Of course!!
Never seen a metal file used for a small gap before lol , those are wing roots not tips by the way.
Hahahaha fair, it’s the only sanding item I had around me that would actually get though this stuff lol. And you are right, looking back I realized I misspoke lolol
@ lol well it worked lol nice job
@@strgil That it did, thank you!