AIRFIX 2024 CLUB KIT TYPHOON D-DAY SPECIAL - how to build it!
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- Опубликовано: 30 июл 2024
- Today I'm building the Hawker Typhoon Ib in 1/72 scale from Airfix, one of the two kits in the 2024 Airfix Club offer.
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00:00 Introduction
01:39 Fuselage
08:15 Tail
08:28 Wings
10:25 Canopy & masks
11:14 Paint
12:32 Undercarriage
13:47 Decals
15:07 Finishing touches
15:00 Conclusions
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Congratulations on hitting 16k subscribers Gary. A true testament to you enduring skills at presenting and experimenting new operations to your audience 👏👏
These are some stunning results! Really realistic finish and some clever building hacks too! I have quite a few unbuilt club kits lying around, so this makes me look forward to building them! Have a nice day. :D
A great kit with many details for a 1/72. I have it in my stash waiting to put it together.
Very handsome, Gary! The invasion stripes are awesome.
Thanks Randy!
Another great build Gary. Having built this kit previously, I was going to pass over it when my red box arrived but seeing this and how smart the invasion stripes look, it’s now firmly in the build schedule alongside the Spitfire!
Glad to see you've redone this video the first one i saw ended at about the 12 minute mark. Nice job with a good result and good to see you highlight that it's good to plan your build to avoid possible problems, like the gun and rocket installation, and the cockpit instrument panel / decal application . This planning is probably second nature to the more experienced modeller, but it's always good to see it pointeds out with examples.
Thanks for the reboot, I thought it was my computer, Great build, just like the Spitfire. I had forgotten how small 1/72 was. You definitely need to do a little dry fitting before starting. Wish I could build it in " 20" minutes :-) but your video was extremely helpful. Cheers from the colonies.
No, it was my software playing silly whatsits...
Glad to see you've redone this video.
Very odd - had to reboot my video editing software before I could persuade it to render the whole video.
Hi Gary,excellent video as always.. which of the 2 kits is the better 1 in terms of ease of build?@@garys_stuff
@@jaws848 Spitfire is easier by a long way!
@@garys_stuff thanks for the info Gary,👍👍
The Typhoon is a nice little kit, and a good subject. Shame the tails used to fall off .... But I think this kit seems to go together well and a nice end result. Definitely worth the effort to paint the invasion stripes with a bit of shading to make them look a little scruffy and dirty. They were just slapped on in real life in an effort to ensure we focused on just shooting down the enemy planes for a bit!
Well done on two things first the kit lovely build the Spitfire was nice this is better nice pilot figure and secondly 16k you deserve it and many more been losing my mojo lately but watching this l think tomorrow is get back to making my model Bf 109 thanks Gary 👍
That looks really good Gary, hope I can make a decent job of it also.
What a wonderful looking model Gary! You've made a really amazing build out of a tricky little kit, and with some handy and clever tips too. I love the finish you have achieved, looks so realistic, especially the d-day stripes. I hope I can achieve an end result half as good as you! A really impressive D-Day double. Thanks for another cracking build and video! 👌👍
Cracking job marra i like the weathering too . Regards Gav.
Thanks marra! Very happy with it, must say.
Great ending, worth the wait.
Beautifully built kit
You only get an Oooo with typhoon,superb work mate 😊
Mark 😊😊
Great build mate. Can I ask, did you paint the pilot with a moustache? 😂. It certainly looks like on the video. Very impressed if you did. That shows a steady hand 😂. Superb as always.
I didn't specifically paint a moustache but the way I paint sometimes the shadow is quite strong so it looks like it!
Enjoyed the build & appreciated the tips (adding the rocket rails & gun barrels). The finished kit looks great! 😂
One question: what colour did you use for the wheel wells?
I may have gone a bit off-piste but I used a yellow chromate to imitate "Hawker yellow". It was a paint mixed by a firm local to Hawkers at Kingston-upon-Thames and was used for many planes, just not entirely sure it ever went of Typhoons. But I like it, so.....
Hi Gary.
Lovely build. Looks brilliant.
Just after some advice. When you put on your weathering, which is normally enamel, once dry, do you then re coat with Matt or gloss varnish to keep it permanently in or do you put the weathering on as the very last thing? I feel with my builds I gloss varnish, put decals on, then weathering , and then want to varnish with Matt. Is that correct?
Thanks Graham
Hi Graham, yes I normally add a final coat of matt varnish to bind the weathering in and make it look better. The only exception would be if I'm putting oil stains anywhere, like oil fillers, petrol fillers, edges of engine access panels because the oil has a slight gleam to it. But general staining goes on before the final varnish coat.
IMHO painting the U/C legs aluminium/silver makes them too bright so they are unrealistic. Would adding a drop of black wash help to dull the shine a bit? Good tip re cutting the instrument panel decal to clear a space for the gunsight. If only we could readily get the masks in the Antipodes at a price that laughs at the cost of the kit.
Probably should have added a wash of the u/c stuff from Ammo (or is it AK?)!
Do you varnish it when finished? Cheers
Yes, I normally do a gloss varnish before decals, then when I've finished with them and any weathering I spray it with a matt final coat to dull everything down.
Im just wandering Gary in the instructions it says for the radiator housing to be painted in 165 which is silver i think, why did you paint yours green??
165 is medium sea grey - no idea why I've used interior green.
what cement are you using what's the name please??
Most of the time I use Mr Cement SP, it's a fast-drying liquid cement and it's quite a strong bond. For bigger jobs I use Revell Contacta.
Good tip ref the stirrup hole. I didn't drill out the hole before closing up the fuselage and at the end I was looking at the stirrup/instructions/bottom fuselage for about 10 mins going...wut?
Must remember when I build my next one, because it will be as if parked for maintenance...
Lovely job Gary as per usual, maybe park your Tempest next to it, have a good weekend
Did the same on mine. Instructions don’t tell you to drill the hole. >< Made a guess from outside to drill a small hole where it showed the stirrup should go.
Hello how many hours does IT take yOu to make this model excluding drying time only work
Really depends on the kit. Something simple I can do in about 6-7 hours work time, bigger kits take up to about 40-50 hours.
@@garys_stuff When you say something is simple, you mean a Spitfire or Tempest in 1/72?
@@Michu32421 certainly the Spitfire is simple to build, doesn't take much time, the D-Day one only had the extra complication of painting the invasion stripes but they come as decals in the kit if you prefer.