A "Master Class" on building a WWI kit. I cut my teeth on WWI aircraft, 50 years ago. But as soon as my modeling career started it ended with me going into the military. Now after that long sabbatical , I'm coming back. I can't even begin to tell you how much the hobby has changed. Thank you for this brilliant video on how "it's done".
First model I remember building was a Sopwith Camel when I was a kid. It was just a cheap kit and I just quickly glued it all together and never painted it. I absolutely love this kit, so detailed and beautiful. I especially love the dark drown wood grain effect you did. I'm seriously thinking of getting this kit and revisiting the plane from my childhood. I won't do it justice like you, but would love to try.
Wow. Wow wow and wow... It's not very often I'm impressed by other people's craftmanship and modelling skills, but I certainly am right now. I'm a modeller and brewer myself, but I never thought it was possible to combine my hobbies... Thinning paints with IPAs... I'm lost for words, all I can come up with is CHEERS!!! Looking forward to follow your channel, Sir!!!
@@michaelyoung4550 I loved your joke, being a Hoppy kinda guy myself :D I like Lagunitas (from California), in fact have one in my grubby little hands right now. Just to check on the spelling of it, is all, mind you Cheers:D
Wiggo Karlsen Please see my comment to Michael Young, it was really meant for you! Maybe Michael liked it too :D seriously I do like his "call outs" on paint mixtures with Isopropyl Alcohol (aka rubbing) and airbrush pressures. And of course his over al results.
These WnW kits must be the best on the WW1 theme out there, just love how detailed they are and the build manual looks like a complete book on the subject of the kit. Also a very good video which is both enjoyable and instructional as well.
I try to watch all of your videos, all I can say is, WOW, how the hell I missed this one I'll never know, awesome build it's nice to watch an expert at work!!!
Incredible work. I'm really intrigued by your tonal variation methods. I've seen a lot of modellers these days use the little/marble technique but the extra steps you take really make a difference
I love it! Looks just fine without scale turnbuckles. Really takes a lot of the intimidation out of building one of these great kits. Thank you for posting this and all your other videos.
Great job on Snipe! Only quibble is - fabric on WWI airplanes was treated with gloss dope, not flat. Also, the edge of the undersides of the wings are perfect! The dark brown overlapped the edges of the bottom of the wings on British aircraft!
When I am not modelling myself, I really enjoy your build logs. Keep them coming. Loved your P-40. Beautiful result here as well. Waiting on the Tomcat...
@@Scaleaton I've built lots of biplanes but learn a new trick here each time, not to mention a new product, and it's proper use; that's what I'm really after!!
Good morning ,sir I would like to know whether to mount the ringing you need to drill holes near the uprights or use existing holes of the uprights. Thank you and congraulation again for the great work done. Best regards, Marco Conti
Another masterpiece! You painted the turnbuckles black. I wonder if you can buy some kind of black adhesive that you could use to paint/reinforce these delicate fixtures? Just a suggestion!
Sir hi, first of all let me congratulate you on making such a fine model, 100% a first prize winner in any competition, I was fascinated by your patients, being a modeller my self, I know what it must have meant to you, once again my congratulations to you for a great job. Can you tell me what material you used for rigging, is available in USA.
Please what is IPA? thank you. Compliments for model building it's fantastic. I can use Ez line for all or only for flight controls? Your answers are very important for me. I try to follow all your suggestions ...wonderful! Furthermore please I'm going to use Vallejo color the percent of thinner remain the same?The IPa can be used only with Tamiya or also Vallejo?
Hi, IPA is isopropyl alcohol. Do not try it with Vallejo paints. I use it with only Tamiya or Gunze acrylics. I did not use Ez line for general rigging on this model because that's flat wire used on the original plane. But of course you can use it for overall rigging.
I've been struggling with getting the cabling to attach to my WW1 kits. Question. How do you do this with the model already painted and what superglue do you use? I can't find a glue that will stay on the thread and stick to the model, especially painted without ruining the paint. The glue dries too fast or not fast enough. Thanks!
Everything top notch. May I ask you how many years have you been making scale Models? I have just got back to making Airplane models after 40 yrs. having fun with it. watching your vids help. You are a Fantastic Artist! .
I liked the way you WnW camel came out I have to build it. Lol if you don't mind , can you give me the color / # for the ink you used. Keep up the great work . Thanx
I notice you have two different methods for wood effects. 1) the Ecoline, clear yellow, clear orange. 2) the watercolor pencil and the yellow calligraphy ink. How do you decide what method you use? Do you use any other colors of Ecoline other than yellow ochre (since I need to order it online). What colors of weather color pencil do you use? In addition to Windsor Yellow ink, do you use any other color? I need to order that too. Maybe sepia? Thanks for the video.
Actually i am still trying to find the best way with water colors. This video is slightly older. Did you see this ? ruclips.net/video/mfF4tb92xt8/видео.html This is newer and better. I have only these paints what you see on videos. But i want to try yellow and golden yellow Ecoline too when i find :) Sepia is very good wash for figures, leather effect and washing clear/sensitive parts without risk. Because it's cleaning with water. I recommend it. Just need more practice before use. It doesn't work like mineral spirit based washes.
Good morning Sir. I used IPA in percentage provided by you but is generated a problem some point clear and other dark . How resolv the problem? Thank you
all kits must be cleaned in soapy water first to clean off release grease... or big trouble with painting later!! I then use IPA (not beer!!) to further clean just before paint to get rid of oils from your grubby hands, and any dust :D
Comparing the colors with the actual aircraft I'm wondering if your camera is not capturing the color correctly, the brown is looking reddish rather than olive?
One of my customer requested paint with PC10 other one PC12 :) Here's my first build which is painted with PC10 and looks more accurate. ruclips.net/video/G7tgyrfXhHI/видео.html
This is very interesting.!.( besides watching you build your model; I had to endure commercial interruptions by RUclips every 2 minutes..!!! (that really sucks...!!!! )
Very good question. I would like to know that too. It looks so simple glueing the lines to the wing, but I am struggling with this job since I first tried it and my last plane, a Fokker D VII crashed under my fist after having tried several times .......
A "Master Class" on building a WWI kit. I cut my teeth on WWI aircraft, 50 years ago. But as soon as my modeling career started it ended with me going into the military. Now after that long sabbatical , I'm coming back. I can't even begin to tell you how much the hobby has changed. Thank you for this brilliant video on how "it's done".
WOW.....now thats a museum quality build right there.....great job!
I just won a WnW Sopwith Camel on The eBay. You just got a 20% raise in your Patreon from me! Thank you for all you do, Sir! 😺
Loved the idea of C A glue for the rigging , that's a test of patience . Great Technique , I'll watch for more !
A True Master! I came here to check out the Sopwith and couldn't stop watching your Incredible work. Thank's for sharing!
First model I remember building was a Sopwith Camel when I was a kid. It was just a cheap kit and I just quickly glued it all together and never painted it. I absolutely love this kit, so detailed and beautiful. I especially love the dark drown wood grain effect you did. I'm seriously thinking of getting this kit and revisiting the plane from my childhood. I won't do it justice like you, but would love to try.
Great inspiration for a build I will be undertaking. Very beautiful job.
you are the king of laying down a wash,ive never seen it done better
Wow. Wow wow and wow... It's not very often I'm impressed by other people's craftmanship and modelling skills, but I certainly am right now. I'm a modeller and brewer myself, but I never thought it was possible to combine my hobbies... Thinning paints with IPAs... I'm lost for words, all I can come up with is CHEERS!!! Looking forward to follow your channel, Sir!!!
Thank you very much for your kind comment!
I can't tell if your comment is a joke or not..
@@michaelyoung4550 I loved your joke, being a Hoppy kinda guy myself :D I like Lagunitas (from California), in fact have one in my grubby little hands right now. Just to check on the spelling of it, is all, mind you Cheers:D
Wiggo Karlsen Please see my comment to Michael Young, it was really meant for you! Maybe Michael liked it too :D seriously I do like his "call outs" on paint mixtures with Isopropyl Alcohol (aka rubbing) and airbrush pressures. And of course his over al results.
These WnW kits must be the best on the WW1 theme out there, just love how detailed they are and the build manual looks like a complete book on the subject of the kit.
Also a very good video which is both enjoyable and instructional as well.
Wow great airbrushing and rigging techniques
What an incredible build. The paintwork is second to none. Expert level for an expert kit.
I try to watch all of your videos, all I can say is, WOW, how the hell I missed this one I'll never know, awesome build it's nice to watch an expert at work!!!
Incredible work. I'm really intrigued by your tonal variation methods. I've seen a lot of modellers these days use the little/marble technique but the extra steps you take really make a difference
What if this “Little/Marble” technique you speak of?
Incredible skill and techniques! Just getting back into scale modeling. I have a lot to learn since I last was active some 35 or so years ago!
I love it! Looks just fine without scale turnbuckles. Really takes a lot of the intimidation out of building one of these great kits. Thank you for posting this and all your other videos.
I don't know what it is but, I find the wiring, cables to be calming. ☺️
Stunning,... Just stunning 🤩.
Great job on Snipe! Only quibble is - fabric on WWI airplanes was treated with gloss dope, not flat.
Also, the edge of the undersides of the wings are perfect! The dark brown overlapped the edges of the bottom of the wings on British aircraft!
Superb ! Your attention to detail is a joy to behold. Thank you.
Great video, I especially appreciate the painting details.
Beautiful! I enjoyed that very much! I especially like your choice of music! Very entertaining!!!
You are the best Modeler on the Tube, hands down. Not to mention the best build videos. Kudos.
I have two kits WnW coming soon. Never tried to build a WW1 biplane before. That manual is impressive. Cant wait to get mine now.
Awesome, truly awesome airbrushing work. I wish I was 10% as good as you.
When I am not modelling myself, I really enjoy your build logs. Keep them coming. Loved your P-40. Beautiful result here as well. Waiting on the Tomcat...
Beautiful model, and so beautifully built. Just hope I can build models to this standard some day!
You make the rigging look so easy
Really great video, got loads of tips! Just ordered my first wingnut wings kit. Thank you so much for a great video.
Amazing. The attention to detail is incredible. The wood effect interiors, rigging and control lines. Wow.
I'd like to see a Spad in US Markings. You did a great job on this Snipe.
That's just incredible, the most detailed work I've ever seen, love watching your work
Bravo. Worth the price
I bought it . It's a fabulous kit .
Beautiful work.
Excellent. Good to see the information notes as to why your doing such things in the video as you build 👍
one of my favorite things he does it the call outs of paint, mixture, air brush tip, pressure, etc.
Nice, Very nice!!!!!!!!
Canadian viewer: Very well done build. I learned some new techniques and will try them out. Thanks for sharing.
Thank you very much!
You are welcome. I appreciate your skill and artistry.
@@Scaleaton I've built lots of biplanes but learn a new trick here each time, not to mention a new product, and it's proper use; that's what I'm really after!!
Öncelikle geçmiş bayramınız kutlu olsun :)
Her çalışmanız gibi bu da HARİKA bir çalışma. Ellerinize sağlık.
Çok teşekkür ederim, sizlerin de kutlu olsun :)
very very nice great build
Wonderful plane. The wood effect is really amazing.
Beautiful.
Gute Arbeit
First class channel.
Beautiful that rigging looks fantastic
Beautiful craftsmanship, wow!
Magic! Pure Magic!
Você é o cara. parabens pela engenharia e criatividade do mistério de pinturas nāo e facio. Você é um especialista no asunto.
Excellent work
great detail
Beautifully done! I did however have to turn the "music" down. But other than that it was really incredible!
You, my dear sir, are a true artist! I'm out of words. Cheers from Patagonia!!
Wonderful.
Good morning ,sir
I would like to know whether to mount the ringing you need to drill holes near the uprights or use existing holes of the uprights.
Thank you and congraulation again for the great work done.
Best regards,
Marco Conti
Awsome build Another masterpiece
Another masterpiece!
You painted the turnbuckles black. I wonder if you can buy some kind of black adhesive that you could use to paint/reinforce these delicate fixtures? Just a suggestion!
Thank you very much! I used strecthed plastic pipe for it on my previous Snipe build. ruclips.net/video/G7tgyrfXhHI/видео.html
Sir hi, first of all let me congratulate you on making such a fine model, 100% a first prize winner in any competition, I was fascinated by your patients, being a modeller my self, I know what it must have meant to you, once again my congratulations to you for a great job. Can you tell me what material you used for rigging, is available in USA.
Thank you very much! Have you tried to search on eBay? It's not available in my country too. I bought it on ebay.
Stunning!
Very smart building constrution....very cool:D
Awesome work Sr.congrats.
Nice build but I would put some metal finish dry brush effect on metal surfaces and engine cowling
Very very nice! Top job!
Just subbed to your channel after watching this video, wow, just wow. Some great ideas
Very nice indeed. Steve U.K.
Please what is IPA? thank you. Compliments for model building it's fantastic. I can use Ez line for all or only for flight controls? Your answers are very important for me. I try to follow all your suggestions ...wonderful! Furthermore please I'm going to use Vallejo color the percent of thinner remain the same?The IPa can be used only with Tamiya or also Vallejo?
Hi, IPA is isopropyl alcohol. Do not try it with Vallejo paints. I use it with only Tamiya or Gunze acrylics. I did not use Ez line for general rigging on this model because that's flat wire used on the original plane. But of course you can use it for overall rigging.
You are un of the best !
Una maravilla
Absolutely stunning :-)
I've been struggling with getting the cabling to attach to my WW1 kits. Question. How do you do this with the model already painted and what superglue do you use? I can't find a glue that will stay on the thread and stick to the model, especially painted without ruining the paint. The glue dries too fast or not fast enough. Thanks!
Everything top notch. May I ask you how many years have you been making scale Models? I have just got back to making Airplane models after 40 yrs. having fun with it. watching your vids help. You are a Fantastic Artist!
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Thank you very much! 15 years i have been making scale models.
I liked the way you WnW camel came out I have to build it. Lol if you don't mind , can you give me the color / # for the ink you used.
Keep up the great work . Thanx
Museum quality model.
Phenomenal work mate! 👍👌👏😍
What are the advantages of using IPA over say X-20A thinner which is what I use now?
Cheaper and dry faster. That's all .Also i recommend to you keep using X-20A for gloss paints.
superbe..!!!
Hello. Tell me, please, what kind of glue do you use for the plastic parts? Thanks.
WOW
I notice you have two different methods for wood effects. 1) the Ecoline, clear yellow, clear orange. 2) the watercolor pencil and the yellow calligraphy ink. How do you decide what method you use? Do you use any other colors of Ecoline other than yellow ochre (since I need to order it online). What colors of weather color pencil do you use? In addition to Windsor Yellow ink, do you use any other color? I need to order that too. Maybe sepia? Thanks for the video.
Actually i am still trying to find the best way with water colors. This video is slightly older. Did you see this ? ruclips.net/video/mfF4tb92xt8/видео.html This is newer and better. I have only these paints what you see on videos. But i want to try yellow and golden yellow Ecoline too when i find :) Sepia is very good wash for figures, leather effect and washing clear/sensitive parts without risk. Because it's cleaning with water. I recommend it. Just need more practice before use. It doesn't work like mineral spirit based washes.
Scale-a-ton Thank you for your reply. I have an Eduard Niewport in my stash. I'll give it a try.
Good morning Sir. I used IPA in percentage provided by you but is generated a problem some point clear and other dark . How resolv the problem? Thank you
NICE!
👍👍
beautiful work. Can you tell me what references you used?
Thank you! I followed the kit's instructions. It's like a reference book! Also i used The Vintage Aviator's replica build for markings.
Nice. Do you spray straight on 'virgin' plastic without cleaning or priming it?
all kits must be cleaned in soapy water first to clean off release grease... or big trouble with painting later!! I then use IPA (not beer!!) to further clean just before paint to get rid of oils from your grubby hands, and any dust :D
Really nice job, too bad all that cockpit detail is lost, but that's O.K., we know it's there!
She's beautiful! What was her total build time?
Thank you! If I am not wrong I built it in 20 days.
Great job. I think the propeller is on backwards.
I second that
Its perfect! airandspace.si.edu/sites/default/files/images/collection-objects/record-images/A19940151000CP14.jpg
Nope it's not.
Q3 what is the diameter of the rigging thread you use please ?
A beautiful model. Should be more glossy though. No Matt paint in WW1.
Really nice job ! What is IPA for you, AC20?
It's isopropyl alcohol.
Comparing the colors with the actual aircraft I'm wondering if your camera is not capturing the color correctly, the brown is looking reddish rather than olive?
One of my customer requested paint with PC10 other one PC12 :) Here's my first build which is painted with PC10 and looks more accurate. ruclips.net/video/G7tgyrfXhHI/видео.html
What color is “service gray”?
What is the percentage of your IPA? 91%? 70%?
This is very interesting.!.( besides watching you build your model;
I had to endure commercial interruptions by RUclips every 2 minutes..!!!
(that really sucks...!!!! )
What are you using for glue?
Very good question. I would like to know that too. It looks so simple glueing the lines to the wing, but I am struggling with this job since I first tried it and my last plane, a Fokker D VII crashed under my fist after having tried several times .......
I have Sopwith camel from academy but haven’t build it (from Indonesia 🇮🇩)
Fuck...too good....
Um, the angle of the tail skid should be a little less....
Too bad you can't see all the nice details inside the plane.
I' dont see. No Good faster video. Pleas slow video.
I really loath this crappy music no commentary type videos, first and last time viewing this channel, what a shame as I love the subject matter.
ianmedium don’t watch them then. Your loss.
Just use the mute. I do that, and play my own tunes (say Mozart; hey, he was an "artist' too ;) in the background on my radio.