1/48 ICM He.111 H-3 Build Series - Part 2: Main fuselage assembly
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- Опубликовано: 7 сен 2024
- This is the second video in a build series featuring the German Luftwaffe Heinkel He.111 H3 bomber from World War 2.
In this part we work on getting the main fuselage together.
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Building this at the moment..on the fuselage part, yep it's a challenge I cut all the pins off as they next to useless and started at the rear and glued it as you did and it worked great..one tip dry fit bomb carriers and base panel in and it aid the fit at the front.
Outstanding build my friend keep up the good work 👍
Brilliant a 1:14 great help thank you
Super I am waiting the wings with the engines assembly..thx.
Looking good Rich! I've certainly felt the pain of one small issue adding to the next like that wing root. Looking forward to the next part!
Did not understand what you made your sprue goo out of.
Extra thin with styrene sheet melted in
I am building the ICM H-6 kit right now and about to assemble the fuselage - some good info in your videos, thanks. I plan to keep top panel open or unglued right to the end and only add the side guns right at the end. I will definitely break them off if I mount them early. Do you think it will work? Btw Montex has a set of plastic masks for the interior and exterior glass. Looks like it will protect the glass OK. Cheers
I built this almost a year ago so can not remember how it goes together. Thanks for watching and good luck with your build. Richie
A Tamiya engineered kit this be not lol. I am having fit issues galore with my Takom 1/35 Konigstiger and seem to have fit issues with every Takom kit I have put together. If only some of these companies that have these detailed kits had the same great engineering of Tamiya.
I haven't had many issues with Takom, except the clean up on the earlier kits. Ejection pins all over. Lately I have built a ton of Trumpeter and HobbyBoss kits. But their pricing is getting a bit ridiculous. Thanks for watching. Richie
@@RWHobbies I've built a couple of their ww1 tanks and had fit issues with both. Just finished the 1/35 Ardennes offensive King Tiger with full interior and had fit issues there but nothing overly serious. Still lovely kits.
I have yet to build a Trumpeter kit outside of a couple of their ship kits. Id like to give some of their kits a shot in the future. You're quite welcome!
Looks like a cool subject. Shame the kit leaves a lot to be desired. I doubt I'd have the patience for it
It is actually a nice kit. But with all the glasswork it is a bit complex for a beginner. Richie
Excellent kit !The fit is good, it just takes time to assemble. The "glu and then join part" is not what it takes for that kit (nor for any kit). If you press parts together (mainly the 2 fuselage halves) AND THEN glu, the fix is excellent !
Your problem is, you are not drinking enough BEER!!! Modeling is supposed to be relaxing, right???!!!
Beer = belly getting bigger.