Awesome model! t first I was in disbelief at the scale you mentioned, then I went and watched your other videos. Still picking up what's left of my jaw from the floor. Beautiful models and great skills!
Cheers Chancer. Yeah, when it comes to home-grown subject, I think they show off a little bit, hehehe. This one almost seems to be over engineered - not that I'm complaining!
Thanks for this. I have this kit in my stash and have recently built the Revell offering. I expect the same results with the Tamiya as you had. I love Tamiya kits …you usually get what you pay for with them
You bet ! all A/C kits should be like that.... but I'm dreaming right? LOL keep up the good work and I really like your Waffle ! so down to earth and very interesting... it shows that you love your hobby. It was nice to see your dog... seems like a good Buddy ! wish you the best and keep making movies... Can't get enough of your Birds...
Far man definitely agree with some of the comments on here. I'm new to the hobby and I find your videos the most entertaining and the most useful. we all think you're the man!
WOW, I knew it was going to be a good Zero, I didn't know it was going to that good. I'm glad you got your hands on one, it's one of the best kits I've ever built. The only real complaint I have about the Airfix, after building Tamiya, is that Airfix's canopy is a bit short. I only really notice because all my Zero's sit together on the shelf lol. Excellent work as always :D
Well I now have them all in a line as well and it really shows that old tool refurbish thing I did for what it is! Can't wait to try a Hasegawa version and I may look out for their combo packs because I think there's one with a Raiden in it!
great work Gary! i saw that same kit on my local shop and now i regreat didn´t bought it! but its still there so... i also have the 1/72 Hasegawa kit with the full detail set from eduard! for a 1/72 set its a LOT of detail!! love your A6M2... mine is... still on the box!! :) baby steps!!:) great seing you! and i love your dog! here in Portugal we say: that one can talk also! his eyes said it all! cheers:)
Cheers mate! I think I'll try the Hasegawa one next and I noticed they come in combo packs with a Raiden, so that would be a good purchase. Oh, Max's eyes tell me everything. He usually puts them to good use when we're eating though... ;)
I've never put a Tamiya kit together. Might be something to do one day. I'm working on the beastly 1/48 scale Monogram B17D at the moment. That looks fantastic, by the way. Keep up the great work.
Wow, a 1/48 B17 must be quite a beast. I have the Revell (Monogram) Marauder and it's a fair size. It's just the thought of rescribing all those raised panel lines that putting me off. The interior detail is excellent, though.
MakingModelsAgain I managed to tract down a resin interior set, so I don't have to worry much about that. The detail on the aftermarket set is very, very nice. I'll be working on the exterior until i'm covered in moss.
Splendid looking Zero there mate, looks like I'll have to add it to my wish list. I have built the Airfix one and thought it was quite a nice little kit.
I was over the Moon with the Airfix one and I loved there 1/72 Me 109 G-6 too apart from it having no Cockpit detail and the Pilot !! Who fly with there hands on there knees !
thank you for your very informative and entertaining videos.I am returning to airfix model making after about 50 years!!!!! The wife just about tolerates it, but draws the line on my proposal to hang them from the bedroom ceiling by nylon fishing line (Thats the models)
Glad to have you back in the fold! You'll see a lot of differences from those days of your youth compared to what's available now. Took me a while to acquaint myself to all the new tools and methods, but it's more fun now than ever!
wow this is a stunner :) tamiya certainly got it right! the comparison between the airfix and the tamiya one you built is very interesting, its actually hard to see a diference apart from the canopy.
Thank you Michael! If you only build one aircraft this year, make it this one! ;) Seriously though, this kit really does pull the stops out and it certainly makes for a trouble-free modelling experience.
+Chong Kar Fung Thank you and welcome on board! I love the Zero too and really must get some 1/48 and possibly 1/32 kits to add to the collection. Tamiya's preferably.
Hi Gary, loved your review of the Tamiya 1:72nd Zero, & on your recommendation I shall get myself one, infact I,ll buy the Airfix kit as well. Happy Burns night & I love haggis.
Seeing one of your videos pop up on my subscription list is like a special treat. They are not a regular thing but they are always spectacular. Keep up the great work!
Lovely dog the one you have :3 Apparently, not much fond of model kits, but nice guy after all X) Anyway, on with the kit itself. I also like Tamiya kits for their accuracy and precision, which is not little, but they´re usually too expensive for the limits that I set to myself when it comes to buying kits; and currently, since my priority is bringing back to life those old kits that I can save, I buy practically NO new kit (I have enough so far in their boxes, waiting for their chance... if it ever comes) Some might say that the price of Tamiya kits is worth it, but often I have the feeling that they go a bit far with it... Furthermore, seeing the new Airfix and the Tamiya kits together in your video, I saw practically no difference in accuracy and detail between them (at least from outside, canopy apart) I have the new Airfix kit too (to build), and for the degree of accuracy of the kit, I find that the price made it a bargain, while roughly the same degree of accuracy to the Tamiya kit but a price not less than three times more expensive, to me that´s a clear theft. Even a Hasegawa kit on the same kit and scale must be cheaper than the Tamiya kit. And Hasegawa is a superb brand too, isn´t it? Conclusion: Tamiya abuses from the prices to their kits. This might sound a bit ironical, but unless you (referring to costumers in general) are so demanding about the quality of the kits (I am not- I have it enough while the pieces fit well together, and the decals work as they must) Tamiya kits are like a "richness" which price limits the amount of kits that you can buy a year. Yes, they are superb kits, but a bit more expensive than they should, to my taste. So, it might sound as if I looked too much for saving money with kits, and there must be something true about it, but what I mean in general is that Tamiya kits are too expensive; more than they should. Also, and back to Tamiya, the only Tamiya-made tool that I like are the masking tapes, while so far I haven´t learned yet to use properly other Tamiya materials like the paints. Well, just personal obsessions of mine...
for me where I live both kits are about the same price.. I have seen good and bad kits from both makers... but on this kit I agree the tamiya is better. very nice build keep up the great videos... got to love our 4 legged friends.. I have 4 at my house ( 2 cats and 2 small dogs ) I have a great love / hate relation ship with decals.. 99% I don't even use them.. of course I don't build my stuff for museum accurate I build for fun and therapy.
Well kinda both.. Tamiya is more than the domestic Revell and about the same as price range as Round2 ( I mainly build car / truck kits ) but Airfix is on the spendy side like Italeri. but there is times when every thing is on the weird. I have bought nice tamiya cheaper than revell and same with Airfix.. but on average UK kits are more money as well as japan kits.. I think manly for me the shipping and import taxes and etc. is what keeps on domestic kits high in price for me.. others may experience a difference in prices than me ( I live a a small population area )
Most Tamiya kits are a joy to make the engineering is always spot-on, but you can't beat Airfix on pocket money priced kits that with a little extra work can stand next to the best of them.. great builds on both of tham, but I expect no less from yourself Garry.. always rase a glass or two of single malt to Rabbie Burns on the 25th, but not had Haggis for many years.. be lucky and take care pal.. Pete...
Thanks, Pete. I would certainly recommend the Tamiya kit for anyone looking for that little bit of light relief after a challenging kit, be it of the short-run variety or super detailed, as this kit presented no problems in any regard and was thus a joy in that respect. PS: I did raise a glass (or two) afterwards! ;)
"¿Cuál es el deber de hoy? Luchar. ¿Cuál es el deber de mañana? Ganar. ¿Cuál es el deber cotidiano? Morir" Heichi Okabe, piloto con rango de alférez integrante de la Unidad Shichisei No. 2 de Ataque Shinpū, mejor conocidos como kamikazes (Murió en 1945) Saludos desde Venezuela.
You´re right my friend: "What is today's duty? Fight. "What is tomorrow's duty? Win. "What is the daily duty? Die" Heichi Okabe, a young pilot with rank of ensign member of Shichisei Unit No. 2 of Shinpū Attack, better known as kamikazes (He died in 1945) Greetings from Venezuela.
You´re right my friend: (Corrected version. Please, discard the previous one) "What is today's duty? To fight. "What is tomorrow's duty? To win. "What is the daily duty? To die" Heichi Okabe, a young pilot with rank of ensign member of Shichisei Unit No. 2 of Shinpū Attack, better known as kamikazes (He died in 1945) Greetings from Venezuela.
One of my staff loves your voice (I'm watching you at work!). She would like to make a request: Could you record yourself reading 50 Shades of Grey out loud so she can listen to the recording at her leisure, close her eyes and lose herself in your voice....!!! Me, I don't see (or hear) it ........
its the line of the roof, that gives the thing the character exactly- my philosophy- I personally want to see the full shape of an aircraft and open canopies kinda ruins that effect :)
temnymnich Especially one so prominent as the Zero. That being said, you may want to look away regards the big Corsair I'm building - yup, I've gone for the open canopy option!!! Mainly because there really is a lot to be seen inther!
Hey, im just wondering im kinda new to the hobby [left it when i was 9 and came back to it now when im 15] Because i don't have masses amounts of money to Through around on really expensive kits but making these airfix kits dose get quit boring with there lack of detail, so do you have any recommendations to any model making company?
Well, the new-tool Airfix kits are outstanding value for the money. The Zero and I believe the P-40 are all around the £6 mark and they have great detail. Academy and Hobby Boss kits are also usually a good price so maybe check them out too!
Hi On your recommendation I have gone out and brought one of these kits the only thing is that I don't no what paints to get could you please tell me what paints you use for these white zeros ?
It'll depend on which version you want to build, but they should all be listed in the kit's instructions and being a Tamiya kit, they are all Tamiya codes. :)
If you prefer to use enamels and so brush paint, you can get an app (one for android, one for iPhone) that allows you to see what paints are the colour equivalents to, in this case, Tamiya.
Sorry see from the comments it's a corkscrew for brains Springer you have, not a Collie. Not much between Collie brains and springer brains. They are too clever by far, but not an ounce of sense!
Awesome model! t first I was in disbelief at the scale you mentioned, then I went and watched your other videos. Still picking up what's left of my jaw from the floor. Beautiful models and great skills!
Thank you Carlos for those kind words. I'm glad you enjoyed the videos. :)
Wonderful build, as a newby to modeling it's really inspirational to see a model like this.
Well thank you very much, glad to be of service! Happy modelling!
Great update vid, looks like Tamiya have once again shown what they can do when the set their minds to it. Excellent project discussion.
Cheers Chancer. Yeah, when it comes to home-grown subject, I think they show off a little bit, hehehe. This one almost seems to be over engineered - not that I'm complaining!
Thanks for this. I have this kit in my stash and have recently built the Revell offering. I expect the same results with the Tamiya as you had. I love Tamiya kits …you usually get what you pay for with them
You're welcome! Well, I also have Tamiya's new 1/48 Il-2 so may be moving that closer to the top of the 'to make next' list!
Just purchased this for £17. After your review I'm felling even better about splashing out on it. Thanks :)
You do great sir ! Your talents and attention to detail are fantastic .. Great video as always ..
Thanks, Joe, appreciate that! :)
Another little Gem from you mate! Gotta luv those Tamiya kits..... The fit of the wings to the fuselage is priceless !
I was actually smiling to myself when I was assembling this baby, the way if was just 'clicking' together.
You bet ! all A/C kits should be like that.... but I'm dreaming right? LOL keep up the good work and I really like your Waffle ! so down to earth and very interesting... it shows that you love your hobby. It was nice to see your dog... seems like a good Buddy ! wish you the best and keep making movies... Can't get enough of your Birds...
Far man definitely agree with some of the comments on here. I'm new to the hobby and I find your videos the most entertaining and the most useful. we all think you're the man!
Thanks Leo! (sorry for late reply!)
AWESOME, THE ZERO FIGHTER IS BACK!
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Another great build from you Gary it's stunning.
Cheers Nigel! Glad you liked her. :)
Fantastic finish Gary! Love the glasswork !
Thanks, Leighton, but credit where credit's due - Eduard, take a bow! That canopy wouldn't have been possible without their masks! :)
I don't think I've ever built a Japanese aircraft in all my years. I love yours..top job mate.
Thanks Chris. I really like their designs and colour schemes, so I'm guessing this will not be the last, not by a long shot!
WOW, I knew it was going to be a good Zero, I didn't know it was going to that good. I'm glad you got your hands on one, it's one of the best kits I've ever built. The only real complaint I have about the Airfix, after building Tamiya, is that Airfix's canopy is a bit short. I only really notice because all my Zero's sit together on the shelf lol. Excellent work as always :D
Well I now have them all in a line as well and it really shows that old tool refurbish thing I did for what it is! Can't wait to try a Hasegawa version and I may look out for their combo packs because I think there's one with a Raiden in it!
happy Burns Night. That is a lovely little Zero. I will have to keep my eye out for that kit when I am in the shops. Cheers :)
DoctorDeadwax It'll set you back a few bob compared to the likes of the Airfix one, but it's worth every penny!
great work Gary! i saw that same kit on my local shop and now i regreat didn´t bought it! but its still there so... i also have the 1/72 Hasegawa kit with the full detail set from eduard! for a 1/72 set its a LOT of detail!! love your A6M2... mine is... still on the box!! :) baby steps!!:) great seing you! and i love your dog! here in Portugal we say: that one can talk also! his eyes said it all! cheers:)
Cheers mate! I think I'll try the Hasegawa one next and I noticed they come in combo packs with a Raiden, so that would be a good purchase. Oh, Max's eyes tell me everything. He usually puts them to good use when we're eating though... ;)
superb review , and your build pictures look fantastic.
Cheers, Robert! :)
A stunning result, you're a pro! I'm building this one right now, lovely kit, the Eduard masks are fantastic
Zero legendary figther... well done :) you are a best modeller on you tube ( just my opinion) well done perfect work!
Love your show mate
Keep up the good work
Cheers
First, congrats on reaching 3000 subs! :) second, that Zero is definitely going in my wishlist. Superb job Gary.
I've never put a Tamiya kit together. Might be something to do one day. I'm working on the beastly 1/48 scale Monogram B17D at the moment. That looks fantastic, by the way. Keep up the great work.
Wow, a 1/48 B17 must be quite a beast. I have the Revell (Monogram) Marauder and it's a fair size. It's just the thought of rescribing all those raised panel lines that putting me off. The interior detail is excellent, though.
MakingModelsAgain I managed to tract down a resin interior set, so I don't have to worry much about that. The detail on the aftermarket set is very, very nice. I'll be working on the exterior until i'm covered in moss.
Now how I feel with the rat O watt no Bag pipes.
Nice reveal on the Zero
I probably should have had some pipes as background music, now that i think about it! Where would we be without our four-legged friends, eh?
Splendid looking Zero there mate, looks like I'll have to add it to my wish list. I have built the Airfix one and thought it was quite a nice little kit.
You may have got the impression that I liked this kit, huh? ;) Deffo add to the stash!
I was over the Moon with the Airfix one and I loved there 1/72 Me 109 G-6 too apart from it having no Cockpit detail and the Pilot !! Who fly with there hands on there knees !
thank you for your very informative and entertaining videos.I am returning to airfix model making after about 50 years!!!!! The wife just about tolerates it, but draws the line on my proposal to hang them from the bedroom ceiling by nylon fishing line (Thats the models)
Glad to have you back in the fold! You'll see a lot of differences from those days of your youth compared to what's available now. Took me a while to acquaint myself to all the new tools and methods, but it's more fun now than ever!
wow this is a stunner :) tamiya certainly got it right! the comparison between the airfix and the tamiya one you built is very interesting, its actually hard to see a diference apart from the canopy.
Thank you Michael! If you only build one aircraft this year, make it this one! ;) Seriously though, this kit really does pull the stops out and it certainly makes for a trouble-free modelling experience.
MakingModelsAgain
And to think ive just bought the Airfix one ! :/
Great looking Zero !!!!!
Thanks Jose!
Awesome vid hope to see more !!! Mitsubishi A6M2 is my all time fav kit, Subscribed too ^^ !!!!
+Chong Kar Fung Thank you and welcome on board! I love the Zero too and really must get some 1/48 and possibly 1/32 kits to add to the collection. Tamiya's preferably.
Hi Gary, loved your review of the Tamiya 1:72nd Zero, & on your recommendation I shall get myself one, infact I,ll buy the Airfix kit as well. Happy Burns night & I love haggis.
Cheers, Stuart, I'm glad you are going to give this little beauty a go - you won't regret it! How do you like your Haggis served...?
I love haggis preferably hot with boiled potatoes
& plenty of gravy....yum !
Always love your video, I have the Zero kit from Finemolds, I bought the 3 magazine and there's also instruction on magazine for built the kit:)
+Ogamitto1 I would LOVE to get my hands on the FM Zero. Someday.... someday....
+MakingModelsAgain I can't wait to see the video of the Zero FM lol
Seeing one of your videos pop up on my subscription list is like a special treat. They are not a regular thing but they are always spectacular. Keep up the great work!
What is it they say: Never mind the quantity... feel the quality...? I wish! Hehehe...
You said it Gary, sublime.
Twice, I think! Hehehe...
Lovely dog the one you have :3 Apparently, not much fond of model kits, but nice guy after all X)
Anyway, on with the kit itself.
I also like Tamiya kits for their accuracy and precision, which is not little, but they´re usually too expensive for the limits that I set to myself when it comes to buying kits; and currently, since my priority is bringing back to life those old kits that I can save, I buy practically NO new kit (I have enough so far in their boxes, waiting for their chance... if it ever comes)
Some might say that the price of Tamiya kits is worth it, but often I have the feeling that they go a bit far with it... Furthermore, seeing the new Airfix and the Tamiya kits together in your video, I saw practically no difference in accuracy and detail between them (at least from outside, canopy apart)
I have the new Airfix kit too (to build), and for the degree of accuracy of the kit, I find that the price made it a bargain, while roughly the same degree of accuracy to the Tamiya kit but a price not less than three times more expensive, to me that´s a clear theft.
Even a Hasegawa kit on the same kit and scale must be cheaper than the Tamiya kit. And Hasegawa is a superb brand too, isn´t it? Conclusion: Tamiya abuses from the prices to their kits.
This might sound a bit ironical, but unless you (referring to costumers in general) are so demanding about the quality of the kits (I am not- I have it enough while the pieces fit well together, and the decals work as they must) Tamiya kits are like a "richness" which price limits the amount of kits that you can buy a year. Yes, they are superb kits, but a bit more expensive than they should, to my taste.
So, it might sound as if I looked too much for saving money with kits, and there must be something true about it, but what I mean in general is that Tamiya kits are too expensive; more than they should.
Also, and back to Tamiya, the only Tamiya-made tool that I like are the masking tapes, while so far I haven´t learned yet to use properly other Tamiya materials like the paints.
Well, just personal obsessions of mine...
for me where I live both kits are about the same price.. I have seen good and bad kits from both makers... but on this kit I agree the tamiya is better.
very nice build keep up the great videos...
got to love our 4 legged friends.. I have 4 at my house ( 2 cats and 2 small dogs )
I have a great love / hate relation ship with decals.. 99% I don't even use them.. of course I don't build my stuff for museum accurate I build for fun and therapy.
So does that mean the Tamiya kit is cheap or is the Airfix kit expensive...? ;)
A house is not a house unless it has quadrupeds in it!
Well kinda both.. Tamiya is more than the domestic Revell and about the same as price range as Round2 ( I mainly build car / truck kits ) but Airfix is on the spendy side like Italeri.
but there is times when every thing is on the weird. I have bought nice tamiya cheaper than revell and same with Airfix..
but on average UK kits are more money as well as japan kits.. I think manly for me the shipping and import taxes and etc. is what keeps on domestic kits high in price for me..
others may experience a difference in prices than me ( I live a a small population area )
Mr.Mark, great to see a vid. of you again, and a great review :] and what no whiskey,same of you hahahha, two thumbs up, and haggis hmmmm :]
I know, I know, I really did consider stopping the camera and getting a wee nip, but rest assured, afterwards....!!!! ;)
Most Tamiya kits are a joy to make the engineering is always spot-on, but you can't beat Airfix on pocket money priced kits that with a little extra work can stand next to the best of them.. great builds on both of tham, but I expect no less from yourself Garry.. always rase a glass or two of single malt to Rabbie Burns on the 25th, but not had Haggis for many years.. be lucky and take care pal.. Pete...
Thanks, Pete. I would certainly recommend the Tamiya kit for anyone looking for that little bit of light relief after a challenging kit, be it of the short-run variety or super detailed, as this kit presented no problems in any regard and was thus a joy in that respect.
PS: I did raise a glass (or two) afterwards! ;)
that looks great mate,your dog is mental
Springer - daft as a brush. Loyal as hell, but mental right enough.
"¿Cuál es el deber de hoy? Luchar.
¿Cuál es el deber de mañana? Ganar.
¿Cuál es el deber cotidiano? Morir"
Heichi Okabe, piloto con rango de alférez integrante de la Unidad Shichisei No. 2 de Ataque Shinpū, mejor conocidos como kamikazes (Murió en 1945)
Saludos desde Venezuela.
In English...!
You´re right my friend:
"What is today's duty? Fight.
"What is tomorrow's duty? Win.
"What is the daily duty? Die"
Heichi Okabe, a young pilot with rank of ensign member of Shichisei Unit No. 2 of Shinpū Attack, better known as kamikazes (He died in 1945) Greetings from Venezuela.
You´re right my friend:
(Corrected version. Please, discard the previous one)
"What is today's duty? To fight.
"What is tomorrow's duty? To win.
"What is the daily duty? To die"
Heichi Okabe, a young pilot with rank of ensign member of Shichisei Unit No. 2 of Shinpū Attack, better known as kamikazes (He died in 1945) Greetings from Venezuela.
One of my staff loves your voice (I'm watching you at work!). She would like to make a request: Could you record yourself reading 50 Shades of Grey out loud so she can listen to the recording at her leisure, close her eyes and lose herself in your voice....!!! Me, I don't see (or hear) it ........
haha...love your dog mate : )
I built this kit also....was great
Its a stunning build, could i ask what colour , and what brand of paint you used as the main exterior colour???
very nice mate!!
Thank you sir! :)
Seems like a pretty awesome kit. Too bad I changed from 1/72 to 1/48 as the scale of choice for japanese aircraft kits but I still might buy it.
Seriously, it's one of the best kits I've come across, cannot recommend it enough.
Hi Gary, what colour was the main body painted?
Scott
The Zero looks smashing, a real beauty.
That's 3 now, you're not planning a raid on Pearl Harbor are you???????
Well, I have a Val in the stash also, so maybe! Actually, I'm now on the look out for the Hasegawa combo pack as it comes with their Raiden too!
Another great inspirational video. What colour did you use in the wheel wells?
Thank you. I use Mr Aqueous Colour H63 Metallic Blue Green which I've been reliably informed is a perfect match to the real thing.
How are you getting on with your double Fine Molds Zero kits? 😉
its the line of the roof, that gives the thing the character exactly- my philosophy- I personally want to see the full shape of an aircraft and open canopies kinda ruins that effect :)
temnymnich Especially one so prominent as the Zero. That being said, you may want to look away regards the big Corsair I'm building - yup, I've gone for the open canopy option!!! Mainly because there really is a lot to be seen inther!
Yes, well if its big than of course and i bet tamiya cockpit is top notch.....looking forward for that 1/32 corsair :)
Top jobbie on the Zero by the way :)
Hi, inspired from your build I bought this kit. Just wanted to know what colour did you use for the main body? Is Tamiya XF-76 good? Thanks
Pranay Kumar Hi Pranay, I used Tamiya XF-12 JN Grey - that slightly greening grey the Japanese Navy utilised.
Ok thanks a lot.
Should that be XF-14 ????
Hey, im just wondering im kinda new to the hobby [left it when i was 9 and came back to it now when im 15] Because i don't have masses amounts of money to Through around on really expensive kits but making these airfix kits dose get quit boring with there lack of detail, so do you have any recommendations to any model making company?
Well, the new-tool Airfix kits are outstanding value for the money. The Zero and I believe the P-40 are all around the £6 mark and they have great detail. Academy and Hobby Boss kits are also usually a good price so maybe check them out too!
Looks good, looks good alwayels had a fascination for Japanese aircraft. What's next?
I love the design of the Japanese aircraft as well, as have a few in the stash, just waiting in the wings, so to speak!
Wow Nice!!!
Nice video and a superb piece of modelling - ok if I share on the Tamiya Mag Facebook Group?
Thank you and please do! :)
Great, thanks!
Hi
On your recommendation I have gone out and brought one of these kits the only thing is that I don't no what paints to get could you please tell me what paints you use for these white zeros ?
+Antony Mcdonagh I stuck with Tamiya's own as they do paints for both the IJA and IJN grey schemes. :)
+MakingModelsAgain
Ahhh okay could I be cheeky and ask for paint codes as I'm still abut fresh when it's comes to model building
It'll depend on which version you want to build, but they should all be listed in the kit's instructions and being a Tamiya kit, they are all Tamiya codes. :)
Most hobby shops will keep Tamiya paints, even Hobbycraft, but they are acrylic paints and are best used with an airbrush.
If you prefer to use enamels and so brush paint, you can get an app (one for android, one for iPhone) that allows you to see what paints are the colour equivalents to, in this case, Tamiya.
Subscribed!
+il Solano Cheers, bud! :)
Could somebody please put a link to the canopy masking set in the comments section as I have been trying for ages to find one
Edward Troth What country are you in?
England for the next month
www.ebay.co.uk/itm/Eduard-1-72-CX337-Canopy-Mask-for-the-Tamiya-A6M2b-Zero-kit-/381269187430?_trksid=p2141725.m3641.l6368
Thanks
How did you mask the windows?
I cheated.... sort of! I used the Eduard pre-cut mask set. :)
Oh alright. My masking isn't that great and its troublesome with the Zero. Thanks a lot! :D
BORDER COLLIE!!!!!
Springer Spaniel!
Always seems odd to hear a Scots accent on RUclips. Subscribed, anyhow, since I'm "Scotch" masel'
Haha I know the feeling.
Maaaaan....I B-L-O-O-D-Y love my spicy haggis and I'm a Swede!
Beat that Oh Almighty, All Seeing, Styrene Whisperer....😉😆😂
Sorry see from the comments it's a corkscrew for brains Springer you have, not a Collie. Not much between Collie brains and springer brains. They are too clever by far, but not an ounce of sense!
Well, corkscrew would imply that there was a brain and the verdict's still out on that one...