Excellent work. I am about to start working on a Hayate Frank, and your video gave me some ideas. I am just starting to work again on the hobby. Thank you.
@@yippeescalemodel1151 I am coming back to the hobby, airplanes from the WWII, I am trying to work on the models on my time off. It's not easy, but I really enjoy it.
On the Zero, the red outlines on the wings (upper side of the flaps) mark the places which should not be entered under any circumstances. As far as I know, the lightweight construction was so extreme that the planking at this point was only slightly thicker than aluninium foil. Therefore there could not have been any colour abrasions from the pilots' boots at this point. Instead of that there would simply be big holes! ;-) But anyway: top skills and a wunderfull result.
No way this build is a failure. I just finished the same model kit. The XF-11 J. N. Green turned out so dark that the panel lines are not visible. I primed it with Tamiya fine Gray and airbrushed. Not happy, again this is one dark, dark Green. I noticed you preshaded, your green looks great. Maybe that's why my Green went so dark? For the price of $14.00 + shipping, I'm ordering another one.... IMO, you did a great build. Dennis
I think this is an excellent build. What paint did you use for the aotake (wheel wells)? I'm sorry if you mention it somewhere in the video - I just didn't catch it.
Now that's a good-looking Zero.
That turned out really nice! Good that someone dares to bild older kits to 👍😀
Thank you I got a lot of those Tamiya older kits for practicing. Cheap and less details but good fitting
Looks awesome. Maybe one day you could do a tutorial on painting canopies? I can never do the masking correctly
@@yippeescalemodel1151 it’s a very difficult task. Especially on A6M series
Excellent work. I am about to start working on a Hayate Frank, and your video gave me some ideas. I am just starting to work again on the hobby. Thank you.
Thank you glad you found it helpful. Ive stoped doing this for year so far because of my full-time job I really miss that
@@yippeescalemodel1151 I am coming back to the hobby, airplanes from the WWII, I am trying to work on the models on my time off. It's not easy, but I really enjoy it.
Not bad considering the quality of the kit! Good job
very nicely done model, stay healthy !
Nice build. Subscribed.
On the Zero, the red outlines on the wings (upper side of the flaps) mark the places which should not be entered under any circumstances. As far as I know, the lightweight construction was so extreme that the planking at this point was only slightly thicker than aluninium foil. Therefore there could not have been any colour abrasions from the pilots' boots at this point. Instead of that there would simply be big holes!
;-)
But anyway: top skills and a wunderfull result.
@@yippeescalemodel1151 This is definitely not a failure! Just an incentive for research!
No way this build is a failure. I just finished the same model kit. The XF-11 J. N. Green turned out so dark that the panel lines are not visible. I primed it with Tamiya fine Gray and airbrushed. Not happy, again this is one dark, dark Green. I noticed you preshaded, your green looks great. Maybe that's why my Green went so dark? For the price of $14.00 + shipping, I'm ordering another one.... IMO, you did a great build.
Dennis
Great! Can't wait to see more from you Yipshifu
Extra !!
thank you！
I think this is an excellent build. What paint did you use for the aotake (wheel wells)? I'm sorry if you mention it somewhere in the video - I just didn't catch it.
I want see your spitfire Revell 1/48 it is possible?
At this moment I don't have a lot of time for the hobby because of my full time job. But I will try to put it on my list in the future :)
aircraft landing gear niches Insaid X-13 or XF-5?
Hello in this build I used only X-13. But I didn't do any researches so I'm not sure if this is correct actually
@@yippeescalemodel1151 thenxs
A6MZERO
Yes one of the most famous birds in The history
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