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- Опубликовано: 18 янв 2022
- I was delighted to get the chance to build the new Eduard Mk I Spitfire. The Spitfire is my favourite aircraft and the Mk I is my favourite variant of the icon.
It was nice to see what all the fuss was about revolving around this kit. I only had one real issue with this build and that was the new Eduard decals. I couldn't get them to work, despite my efforts and assistance from Eduard themselves. I eventually decided to just use the spare decals that come with the new Tamiya Spitfire from 1938 since the paint schemes would be the same. I managed to botch up those decals a bit as well, mostly on the livery markings. That being said it was a great refresher on proper decal application.
When the model was completed I was really surprised to see that Eduard captured a lot of the proper profile shapes for an early Spitfire that other companies often overlook. It's a very fun and impressively engineered model kit.
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Chasing Daylight - Scott Buckley
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Filaments - Scott Buckley
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Omega - Scott Buckley
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Extrapolation - Scott Buckley
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Horizons - Scott Buckley
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Clarion - Scott Buckley
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I failed to mention the silver canopy. Before I get a lot of "they weren't silver" let me explain. On the first Spitfires, the canopy was a straight back. This was too tight and cramped for pilots, especially the taller ones so the now iconic "bubble" canopy was created. I found an interesting color picture that showed the frames as bare metal silver. The old straight back canopy was removed and the new bubble top was added unpainted as they had just come from the factory. I thought that this would add some interesting history to my build so I painted it up as silver to reflect this.
You tell em' Jared. Another great Spitty added to the fleet. Nice one!
Yep, I’ve seen that in quite a few pictures 👍🏻
That is a fabulous looking Mk 1. Any mark of Spitfire is a thing of beauty (although I’m prepared to leave the extended wingtip versions out of that statement), the Mk 1 being my favourite too, especially with the two bladed prop……..there’s something ‘Chitty Chitty Bang Bang’ about it. For me, next comes the early Mk XIV with the high back.
Anyhoo, terrific build, really enjoyed the film, thank you 👍🏻👏🏻👌🏻
Love the freehand camouflage - I just find it much more pleasing to the eye than masked camouflage - great build
I've finally watched this. Very nice presentation.
Excellent work and great paintjob!
Great job keep up the amazing work. I always enjoy visiting your channel ✌✌
That is what modelling is all about. Beautiful.
Thanks Ron, get well soon, I hope to see more update on that Avenger of yours :)
Hi buddy fantastic build and paint job just amazing. Cheers Gary 🇬🇧
Great build R@C9! I built the Airfix 1/72 kit a few years ago. The color sceme and makings are somewhat different. 19th Squadron, black, silver underside, double blade propeller, red/white/blue/yellow upper wing marking.
what a fab build,thanks for sharing
A gorgeous build of a beautiful plane. You are a wizard with the airbrush, I wish I were a tenth as adept as you. 👍👍
Thanks Mark, I can't take all the credit for that, I got the paint and pressure just right on this one. I'm not a huge enough fan of the Lacquer AK Interactive paints to switch over, but of the few that I own they are amazing to paint when they are really thinned down, very impressive paints.
It’s a great build. Thanks for putting this out there for us.
Great build once again! Keep it up!
Great work Jared on what is a beautiful kit :)
Another Fantastic Build!!!! This isn't what I build but I love your videos and your work!!!
I appreciate you taking the time to watch my vidoes Michael. I'm going to be challenging myself this year to building a car or 2, and I really want to start learning how to build motorcycles.
Great build, love Eduard kits, they build up excellent.
I've only built a few, but the next one I plan to build is a 109
@@rebelsatcloudnine good choice.
Beautiful build!!!
Great work on this Mk I, which is my favorite as well. I have to say, your production and content for this project is really good as well. Hats off!
Thank you kindly :) I'm hoping to get to building the new Mk. I from Tamiya, and probably their old tooled one while I'm at it.
Awesome J!!!!
Great build :) I hope soon we will be watching new Zeke from Eduard
I don't have one at the moment, but hopefully I'll be getting one :)
Thank you for your great work!!!
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Say what you like about the Spit, she's a beautiful aircraft, and so is your model, well done.
Thanks Myles, Spitfire are really beautiful aircraft.
Prachtig!
Beautiful build👍
What do you think of the new Eduard decals? Were they alright?
I really had a difficult time with them. This scheme is actually from the new Tamiya Spitfire. When I slid the stencils off of the backing they'd immeditly curl on themselves, and I couldn't get them flat into the model. It was so frustrating that I wrote to Eduard to ask them for help.
@@rebelsatcloudnine Thanks for the reply👍 it’s a shame when you buy a ltd edition Eduard kit you immediately shop for aftermarket decals! I’m going to try them though! Just to see how bad they are.
@@PeteCourtier I've seen a lot of mixed results with these new decals, some modelers get them to work really well and others have mixed results. I think for future projects I'll be buying the Over Trees, and then just adding after market decals to the kit.
Thank you for your great work!!!
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