Это видео недоступно.
Сожалеем об этом.
Building Northrop Black Widow P-61. From Start to Finish. Revell 1/48 Scale
HTML-код
- Опубликовано: 21 авг 2015
- Hej, dzisiaj pokażę Wam jak przebiegała praca nad nocnym myśliwcem z czasów II wojny światowej.
pl.wikipedia.org/wiki/Northro...
Kevin MacLeod: Airport Lounge - Disco Ultralounge - na licencji Creative Commons Attribution (creativecommons.org/licenses/...)
Źródło: incompetech.com/music/royalty-...
Wykonawca: incompetech.com/
Kevin MacLeod: Jellyfish in Space - na licencji Creative Commons Attribution (creativecommons.org/licenses/...)
Źródło: incompetech.com/music/royalty-...
Wykonawca: incompetech.com/
Kevin MacLeod: Infinite Perspective - na licencji Creative Commons Attribution (creativecommons.org/licenses/...)
Źródło: incompetech.com/music/royalty-...
Wykonawca: incompetech.com/
Audionautix: Forever Believe - na licencji Creative Commons Attribution (creativecommons.org/licenses/...)
Wykonawca: audionautix.com/
![Finesse2Tymes & Og Boo Dirty - Real Recognize Real [Official Music Video]](http://i.ytimg.com/vi/3xb4bl5PWF8/mqdefault.jpg)
Outstanding video and presentation
I read some coments about This build... First oficial All not all of us canal bem pros... I know i AM not... So for those who talked about seam lines not sanded... Forget it... did you had fun build grande and doing Thiago vídeo? If the answer is yes... Then... Great build! Keep going
I had two of this kit.
As well as hundreds of others. 😟
Lovely to watch your build. You're buying my spirits.
Dang that dude is fast... Took me two months to build mine!
I built this model too, but under the Monogram label, it was molded in black plastic. Great model! 👏 👍
Been there, Was fun.
Nicely done. I am working on one now. I am taking a different path by putting the entire unit together and then painting outside to get rid of the seam lines. We shall see how it goes. Wish me luck!
Cool🤗 I just found an old monogram boxed version at a sale mashed box but perfect contents...
I am about to copy your example, I hope😊
Superb airplane with great details.
Perfect 👌 black widow very well
I love that aircraft!
Awesome build....just one thing, the flap is inverted
it's a flop
Great build, that is my next one to build. Love the green on it.
Mark, 109's the green on his kit is not historically correct because the pilots did not like the bright green because it was to bright for them in the dark and it was to distracting for them so they made the cockpit a dark forest green
Mark, 109's also the wheel flaps are not supposed to be open because when the wheels come out the doors close really fast and it always looks like there closed
Look for hobby shops near you and ask them about the model your buying and everything needed to get it together. Glue paint and all. We all as modelers had to start out at one time. Just have fun and enjoy the hobby . I have the old monogram kit. It's been painted a very sun faided Brown black
Excelente trabalho. Ficou muito bacana o kit!!!
Looks good, job well done.
Well done sir!!
nice out of box build! could use some weathering here and there
From personal experience Revell needs to up their game a bit. Built this kit years ago and it still hasn't changed. P-61 needs a ton of work to bring it up to snuff.
The interior is supposed to be zinc chromate I’m pretty sure
So this is my first model and i wanted a challenge. And i didnt know you could get that detailed on them
I built the same model as a kid and even sanded down a bit on a section of the tire to simulate pressure from the weight of the plane. On lighter colored models,i would even simulate exhaust wear on the wings from the engines and weathering by smearing black marker,cigarette or firewood ash over them. Even put bullet holes in the planes body by heating up a needle or a pin and holding it with a needle nose pliers to poke into the fuselage to simulate battle scars.
Try gluing large parts together, then sand and fill if needed, and then pain them. Dont do part by part... glue whole sections and then paint. But, keep it up and have fun!
This kit was first issued by Monogram in 1974 which is when I built my first one. The clear parts on the early issues were a much better fit. Its been issued for so many years that the molds aren't as good as they used to be. Interior green is correct for the crew areas. Gear bays hatch & interior of gear doors should be untinted yellow zinc cromate. The outboard flaps are correct, the inboard ones should look the same. National insignia goes in the top of the left (port) wing & the other is on the underside of the right (starboard). One comment was "where do the 3 soldiers go"?. They're ground crew so they go where you want them. Another comment was the green trim was wrong. The P-61 in the Air Force Museum in Dayton has the same green on it's cowl flaps, spinners & wing tips. Perhaps that's where your green trim idea came from. The museum's example is actually a P-61C. Its an impressive aircraft to walk under & around. All my comments aren't meant to criticize your build it's just to pass on some information. If you're new to modeling you did a good job on a not so easy kit. We learn by doing & help from others. Enjoy your hobby.
Hey I built that years ago!
Great build video! One question though what glue in the needle tip bottle are you using?
Other than a few mistakes here and there, a great build!
What mistakes, please? We need to know!
Built the airfix version of the P61 in the 70s.
Would have looked great weathered and finnished properly
very awesome and if you wanted the real one go to the Wright Patterson AIRFORCE Museum in Dayton Ohio
I built this one recently by mine came on black sprues instead of the gray ones yours has.
Have to agree with previous comment made by PasswordB: the whole video was a bit too fast. There might be a few areas for such fast speeds like cutting & filing the parts. But in the whole, I believe it was a good model.
That turned out really nice. Got a couple in my stash, but simply working on other projects. For those interested, A P-61 was found in the south pacific and brought back to the U.S. for COMPLETE restoration. LOTS of before & after photos for detailing nuts. It's the Mid Atlantic Aircraft Museum: www.maam.org/p61/p61_recovery.htm
Question did you primer the whole airplane prior to painting.i don't see why its molded in all back
Chcialbym zrobić czarna jego wersje. Jakie farby powinienem zakupic? Modelu jeszcze nie kupilem.
Where did you buy that glue that you used for your model and what's the name of it
The flaps are in wrong position but it's a beautiful plane !
correct position is ?
MrDarkastar the correct position is downwards. Because if your flaps are upwards, it's like airbreaks. I have the same black widow if you WANTED I can sens you somewhere pics of my P-61...
Is the revell germany reboxed monogram molded in light grey?
Which glue and dispenser are you using? Better than my setup.
How do you clean your brushes?
what do you do with the people ?? there are 3 solders , where do they go???
Ok, canopy, done by hand?😳
P-61's didn't have star & bar roundels on the upper right wing.
Mine came in all black is that the same
My model is all black all ready ig makes it better for painting but idk
How many fishing weights should i put into this bad boys nose to sit on all three wheels? not having a repeat of my b-57.
Look up Terry Dean weights. He molds lead weights for many kits and they work like a dream, especially on glass nosed bombers! I used a set on my 1/48 B-29. Two weights, one on each side of the nose gear well were just enough to keep the nose gear on the ground. I would even say it was balanced in the same place as the real deal. Did you build the Airfix B-57? I goofed up on mine balancing it and had to add a lead floor under the ejection seats!
My B-57 was an Italeri/testors kit. I generally finished the build part a while ago but recently i tried to put the stickers on and i don't know if i left them in the light to long or if this kits stickers were garbage but they were hard to get off and when they did they melted at my finger tips. So i never 100% completed my B-57 but it looks good on display never the less. For one of my first models i didn't do bad. Now for the weights, i gave up on that tactic and made my own, now i get the clear sprues that hold the canopy pieces together and make a stick that holds up the tail, way easier than the weights are application wise. Thanks for the suggestion however!
With less light it would be acceptable
inner flaps upside down,not up
Jeden z mych ulubionych samolotów. Wykonanie bardzo mi się podobało, choć faktycznie przydałoby się zaszpachlowanie linii łączeń.
Czy dobrze widziałem, że maluje Pan bez podkładu?
Łukasz Cyrański pod oleje podklaad jest niepotrzebny
lol the directions i got said to put central gear leg at step 13 fml
i am a neewb and had no idea the kit was going to come without out glue, i see many people here have experience . i need to buy the glue but i have no idea where to buy it or what kind to buy, if anyone can help me get in the right direction that would be awesome.
I have multiple glues I use, but if I had to start over on a budget, I would buy Tamiya Extra Thin (green cap) and a bottle of white PVA (school glue). The Tamiya Extra Thin is not applied like normal glues and is actually a cement. You basically stick two pieces of plastic together and touch the joining seam with the cement brush and it gets sucked into the seam and dries pretty quickly. It's also one of these easiest and cleanest looking results even for a beginner. Do a youtube search on it and you'll see it in action. The school glue is great for clear parts because it dries clear and doesn't damage or fog the clear plastic like a lot of cements and glues do.
If you have a few extra dollars after that, regular Tamiya Cement (white or orange cap) is good to have as it is thicker than Extra Thin and doesnt dry as quickly which means you have more time to set parts if needed. Unlike the extra thin, you apply it to the parts first and then stick them together. The next would be CA glue (super glue) for gluing painted parts.
There's more glues still, but that's just the basics and then some. Just generally stay away from model tube glue as it's messy and not as strong as a good cement. The Tamiya glues can be purchased at any hobby shop local or online and then there are sites like Amazon. I like to get my PVA and CA glue from the dollar stores because its cheap, but and hardware or stationary store will have them.
buy a tub it comes with no water
Is this a good starter?
No! I'm a beginner and this thing as been a PAIN to build. Lots of sanding.
no. it's a level five model kit. i didn't realize there was a level five util I bough it. i thought it only when up to level three. It's taken me more tan two weeks to build mine and I'm still not dune. try the PT-17 Stearman. that one was fun
way to many seam lines that were not sanded
WHY IS MY MODEL LEVEL LVL 5
polak?
Sorry, but I’m going to find a slower build than this because you can’t see for long enough the fine detail work your doing!😒
Gees man!, slow it down!!😂😂😂😂
Why dont you just slow the video down
This is the first build I’ve seen no sanding down or masking done, the canopy’s aren’t painted, makes it look like a Toy rather than an accurate model.😒
Last I checked, model building isnt about accuracy.
@@jordyncollier919 there is a difference between model building and model making
@@AreeyaKKC right. Ones got skill, the other doesnt.
@@jordyncollier919 some people build as a hobby. Some build as an income
@@AreeyaKKC very true.
This thing is manic. The video is moving so fast that it's distracting from the build and hard for me to keep up with. Really annoying. He could have slowed it down and added 10 more minutes to it and I still would have watched all of it. Out at 3 minutes in. Jesus....
Why don't you speed it up faster.... I'm still mopping up vomit from the nausea this video caused.... 🤢🤮
Too slow. Speed it up please, to around, oh, maybe 8-10 seconds. (What a lousy video!)
Rude