Excellent video. I've watched it several times and return to it often as I am trying some of your techniques on my own D.III that's going into a Wingnut Roland C.II. Thank you for taking the time to make it!
Brilliant detail. I build a lot of race car engines so I know the amount amount of research went into this. I build derailed top fuel engines and know what all the fine work entails. So well done.
What a fantastic, detailed build.👍👌😁 Looking at the final glamour shots, it's impossible to tell the size of the engine, without your hands to add scale to the view. With the amount of detail you've crammed in, this could almost be a full-size engine.👍
I really like the effect you got with the drybrushed metallic on the crankcase. Kind of like a shaded look. One more method to try out :). Super nice engine!
One more great video. But you are teasing me. LOL ! When I glue copper wires, I am loosing my nerves to get them quiet on this bloody plastic part ... LOL again... Metal and rust effects are stunning. Congratulations. Since I am looking your videos, I cut the sound... to hear another music... Last LOL ... Waooh ! Your videos are a lot of fun.
Just came across this video series a couple of days ago... I am overwhelmed by the level of detail you have added, truly amazing! Definitely things here I'm going to attempt on my Wingnuts Wings models. I'm just wondering where you found the .5 diameter brass pipe? I have been googling this and can't seem to find anything even remotely close. Thanks
I bought mines from Lucky Models. It's Griffon Model's brass pipe. Also you can find in BNA Model World store in any diameter. Like this www.bnamodelworld.com/hobby-tools-supplies-materials-et-models-et-t-015
Fantastic job. I see you do a lot of painting before you glue parts together with tamiya extra thin, do you scrape off the paint or does the solvent eat through the paint and bond the parts together?
That is very interesting! I will try this out. This is going to be a valuable technique for me and hopefully others who read this. Thank you for taking the time to respond. Well done Sir.
I asked once before about turing down the volume and you said you would then, too. It's your channel, your choice of course. But the volume level for that sound effect is so loud that when it starts playing i have to jump for my tv remote to turn it down.
No, it's not the guitar. It's the kids screaming "Yay!" It's always been at a much higher volume than your music. Even when I have the volume turned down on my TV it's too loud. My cat ran out of the room when I played your video the other night.
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Awesome build Sir. Outstanding details.
This is very patience.congratulation from FLORENCE 🇮🇹😉
I could watch your work all day long!
Excellent video. I've watched it several times and return to it often as I am trying some of your techniques on my own D.III that's going into a Wingnut Roland C.II. Thank you for taking the time to make it!
Didn't think it was possible to improve a WINGNUT kit but you've proved that theory wrong, your detailing is amazing. Well done.
Thank you very much Vic!
Brilliant detail. I build a lot of race car engines so I know the amount amount of research went into this. I build derailed top fuel engines and know what all the fine work entails. So well done.
That is some amazing modeling, the valve springs alone set it off
Switches off........contact.......chocks away! Brilliant work.
Thank you very much :)
Amazing craftsmanship and talent 😸👌🏾
What a fantastic, detailed build.👍👌😁
Looking at the final glamour shots, it's impossible to tell the size of the engine, without your hands to add scale to the view. With the amount of detail you've crammed in, this could almost be a full-size engine.👍
I really like the effect you got with the drybrushed metallic on the crankcase. Kind of like a shaded look. One more method to try out :). Super nice engine!
Solvent or water based acrylic?
Amazing. You are truly on of the best when it comes to attention to detail.
Thanks.
Thank you very much!
Fantastic work. Great to see an artist that shares.
WOW!! Fantastic job!! It looks so easy!! Got to get one of this kit for myself!!
Great attention to detail - a model in its own right. Nice work (again).
Top job. Looks like the real thing.
SIGH!!!! SO incredible my friend! Thank you.
insane detailing, amazing!
One more great video. But you are teasing me. LOL ! When I glue copper wires, I am loosing my nerves to get them quiet on this bloody plastic part ... LOL again... Metal and rust effects are stunning. Congratulations. Since I am looking your videos, I cut the sound... to hear another music... Last LOL ... Waooh ! Your videos are a lot of fun.
I really like your videos .
Lovely work!
Impressive work!
Great work!
Masterful work. Subscribed.
Good work!
excellent
Perfect!
Awesome.
enjoy watching your videos may I ask what size wire you used for the valve springs and spark plugs
Just came across this video series a couple of days ago...
I am overwhelmed by the level of detail you have added, truly amazing! Definitely things here I'm going to attempt on my Wingnuts Wings models.
I'm just wondering where you found the .5 diameter brass pipe? I have been googling this and can't seem to find anything even remotely close.
Thanks
I bought mines from Lucky Models. It's Griffon Model's brass pipe. Also you can find in BNA Model World store in any diameter. Like this www.bnamodelworld.com/hobby-tools-supplies-materials-et-models-et-t-015
When are you starting the engine ?
Well done !
Brilliant
Great videos and channel! Thank you! I'll be tackling this kit soon. What tool did you use to bore out the ends of the spark plug cable cover?
super..
The very Crazy Braun ora modellist.....😱
Fantastic job. I see you do a lot of painting before you glue parts together with tamiya extra thin, do you scrape off the paint or does the solvent eat through the paint and bond the parts together?
Thank you! It's MEK in the Tamiya bottle. It's welding parts together no matter painted or not. Just needs some experience with painted parts.
That is very interesting! I will try this out. This is going to be a valuable technique for me and hopefully others who read this.
Thank you for taking the time to respond.
Well done Sir.
Очень крутой зделал
What was the outside diameter of the 0.5mm brass pipe you used?
Hi I would like to try the dry brushing technique on a 1/12 scale engine. but would it be just as effective do you think?
I don't think so. Different weathering techniques would be better on that scale.
crazy
what product are you using to glue the engine parts together at beginning of video?
Tamiya Extra Thin Cement
thank you
A little more and you can start the engine))
Thank you very much :)
I would subscribe two times if I could.
Incredible skill.
What kind of wire is that? diameter etc.
I strip speaker or mouse cables for that. I am not sure specs
What is the guitar sound at 10 seconds? What is it called?
ruclips.net/video/yEyrZ9WnCc4/видео.html
:)
Tom Grigat (ruclips.net/video/eLwIz-sCVuc/видео.html) led me here. You guys do such amazing work on these engines. Such detail!
Turn the volume down on your intro...please!
This is first feedback about it. I will do that, thank you.
I asked once before about turing down the volume and you said you would then, too. It's your channel, your choice of course. But the volume level for that sound effect is so loud that when it starts playing i have to jump for my tv remote to turn it down.
Oh i understand now. Yes, i assumed it was jet engine sound and i replaced with guitar sound. I will reduce intro sound %25 Thanks for the feedback!
No, it's not the guitar. It's the kids screaming "Yay!" It's always been at a much higher volume than your music. Even when I have the volume turned down on my TV it's too loud. My cat ran out of the room when I played your video the other night.
loose the music
music is just fine keep it