1/700 IJN Kagerō-class Destroyer - Fujimi
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- Опубликовано: 8 сен 2024
- Full build video on Fujimi's 1/700 scale model of the destroyer.
The Kagerō-class destroyers (陽炎型駆逐艦, Kagerō-gata Kuchikukan) were a group of 19 destroyers built for the Imperial Japanese Navy during the 1930s. At the time of introduction, these destroyers were among the most deadly destroyers afloat, primarily due to the excellent range and lethality of its "Long Lance" torpedo.
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Very cool youve done a great job on all of the ships, I still need to learn how to work with PE properly and attach rigging hopefully someday I will.
Thank you very much!
Unreal, you make folding PE and rigging look so easy. Bravo to you
Thank you very much!
Spectacular build, the only surviving Kagero class destroyer that survived the war. I plan to build all Kagero class destroyers that where at Leyte Gulf, in 1944, in 1/700 scale.
Take care, and all the best.
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nice build I think this is one of your nicest builds!
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Outstanding build ! How I envy you, I have Carpal tunnel and can't do that stuff anymore, but watching your videos is like me do it. Hope you and your have a great holiday season ! Tony
Thank you very much! I hope you have a great holiday season too!
Great work
Thank you very much!
Definitely not for people with shaky and unstable hands.
Also, with additional models, maybe you can make a cool diorama!
Keep up the awesome job!
Indeed! Hmmmm I'm not that good with dioramas but we'll see!
Thank you!
I also loves battleships,missing these amazing destroyer especially the luckiest Yukikaze,they shouldn't scrapped her.
I think i will buy this model too,great job on building them;)
Thank you very much!
I really enjoyed the video and you have great attention to detail . Regards Gav.
Thank you very much for your comment!
Excellent video.
Being myself part way into the Aoshima's first 1/700 Yukikaze kit, this shows how far model kits have come since the 1970's... to put it mildly.
(will have to do a review thereof soon; as it's like a Kagero class on Teletext by comparison XD)
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Nice job I have a couple models incoming soon.
Thank you very much! Good luck with your models!
陽炎 means mirage. If, in the futre, they will have Kagero Class destroyers and they are equipped with
Optical camouflage or something, that would be super cool.
That sounds really cool!
よくできました💮
ありがとうございます!
Wonderful video, Continue the very good work. Regards.
Thank you very much!
👍👍👍Класс!!
Thank you very much!
хорошая работа+)а мачту поменять нельзя было?смотрится грубо((good job +) but it was impossible to change the mast with photo-etching? it looks rude ((
Thank you very much! No mast photo-etch was included.
看别人制作战舰模型是种享受,自己做是一种折磨
Let me say this. Why you modellers use lots of fine photo-etched parts but do not take care of those ugly, out-of-scale non-slip patterns on the plastic parts?
Can you please tell me what glue you use for photo-etching?
Loctite super glue
Es ist sehr schön
TikTok compilation genau, sehr schön, sehr schön.
Vielen Dank für deine Unterstützung!
can u name like, a list of tools needed to put this together
I do plan on buying one of the models sooner or later
That's cool! The essential tools you'll need are: Nippers, a hobby knife, tweezers, sandsponge or sandpaper, and cement (If your model kit is not a snap together kit). If you plan on painting the model you can use an airbrush or use Tamiya Spray paint cans if you don't have an airbrush.
@@KumaModels thank you
Hey ! Thats absolutely great... Quick question, what type of black wash do you use and how do you apply it ? I used Citadel Nuln Oil on my ships but it does not clean like yours :/ ...
Thank you very much! I use Tamiya Panel Line Accent Color, it's an enamel based paint so I can easily clean up any excess with Tamiya Enamel Thinner. A prior step I do before applying a wash is apply a clear gloss coat over the model. This helps the wash flow better as well as help clean up afterwards.
@@KumaModels thanks a lot for this very helpful answer , and for your Time. Why gloss over mate though ? Personnal taste ?
On bigger models i airbrush with Tamiya... On smaller ones i handbrush with Vallejo... So i should on these ones : paint, seal with acrylic gloss varnish and then use enamel washes ?
I use Tamiya paint as well when airbrushing and whenever I am done with the paint job I like to cover the model with a Acrylic gloss coat (I use Tamiya X-22 for this). You can think of it like I’m creating a save file for the paint job so when I mess up any of the washes/weathering steps it doesn’t affect the layer of paint underneath the gloss coat. After I’m all set with the washes/weathering I apply a flat coat in the end to seal everything up.
I would assume the same procedure would work fine for your hand brushed models.
@@KumaModels thanks a lot for your answers. I'll try to provide you ome pictures of my Atago once it's done ;) ! Nice of you to give me these references too :)
Happy to help! Good luck on your build!
What paint color did you use for the decking? And while I'm at it, the kit? Such as for the bow and stern silver ends.
Thanks, good video!
Thank you very much! I used Tamiya XF-9 Hull red for the wooden deck. Then I used XF-75 IJN Gray (Kure) and XF-77 IJN Gray (Sasebo) for the 2 ship.
@@KumaModels what about the silver parts?
The silver in 5:35? Tamiya X-11 Chrome Silver.
@@KumaModels alright, thanks!
No problem!
Damn u should have also replace those thick mass with PE it ruins the whole build...fujimi sucks to make the mass tht thick...dang.
I would if I could! The photoetched sheet didn't come with any sadly.
How much for this Kit ?
If I recall, it was around 30$ for just the kit. The photoetch was an additional 20-25$
確実に日本人ではないが敢えてそれっぽいな