1/700 HMS Prince of Wales - Flyhawk
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- Опубликовано: 28 сен 2024
- HMS Prince of Wales was a King George V-class battleship of the Royal Navy. In her brief but storied career, she was involved in several key actions of the Second World War, including the May 1941 Battle of the Denmark Strait where she scored three hits against the German battleship Bismarck.
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Happy to see that you’re back with more amazing builds!
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Great and amazing build as usual. Looking forward to more of your videos!!
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Great build my friend! I almost purchase this kit too but then I thought "what if I first try on doing better AFV vehicles?" And here am I, doing a full interior Tiger 1 hahah
Thank you very much! I have plans also to build a full Interior Tiger 1 in the future!
@@KumaModels nice! I bought it from eBay for 40€!! My Tiger 1 is from Rye Field Model so very very well purchase
That’s a good price! I also got my Tiger 1 from Rye Field Model, it’s the Wittmann’s Tiger Early production version.
@@KumaModels me too! That one is the one that I'm doing too!😂
That’s cool! I’m excited to see your build!
Firing broadsides that close I imagine someone's bound to hit something, lol. Nice video, good lighting, well edited, nice skills. Subscribed!
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Very impressive job, well done Sir.
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Потрясающая работа!!! Просто Великолепно!!
Спасибо! Thank you!
Superb build! Please can I ask what tweezers you were using for the etch work?
They’re the curved tip tweezers from Border craft tools. I’m not sure if they still sell them.
Cool build
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Great build, also really like the weathering. And there I got a question, what thinner and what clearcoat do you use so that when removing the excess wash you don't rip the paint of, got this problem so I can use tamiya Paneline only very carefully! But amazing build this is :)
Thank you very much! I use Tamiya X-22 clear thinned with Mr. Color Leveling Thinner. Ratio is 1:2 (paint : thinner). I let the clear coat dry at least 24 hours before I do any panel wash. Then I use Tamiya Enamel thinner (X-20) to remove any excess.
@@KumaModels thank you very much, I'll try it on my next build :D
10:28 What is that green gum/putty you use to stick small parts onto Tamiya bottles and paint/detail them? I’m interested in seeing if I can use it too.
That’s Faber Castle Tack-it. It’s similar to Blu-tack.
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It's excellently fine work. The base kit is very detailed which doesn't looks like 1/700 scale. Of course, PE set is absolutely fine.
Thanks for sharing.
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Subs added
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Super❤️
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Should make repulse snd put them side by side !!!
Maybe in the future!
The flag in the typical Atlantic gael-force wind should be ripping taut, not hanging like that.
Very very well done! I had been missing these for a while now... glad to see more of these. You've gotten a lot better with experience, never stop making these! Thank you for the great content
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Thats the first batch version that comes with the bonus badge right?
Yes it does include a bonus badge.
very awesome model my man. did you consider doing the camouflage color scheme on the model? Prince of wales had some pretty unique camo in Dec 1941. Either way it looks awesome
Thank you very much! I considered it, but I decided to depict her during the Battle of the Denmark Strait.
@@KumaModels Yeah that makes sense. It will certainly be a great addition to match with your Prinz Eugen and Bismarck! Does this mean that the Mighty Hood is next? Keep up the good work.
Yup as soon as Flyhawk releases their Hood I’ll be sure to get one!
@@KumaModels hopefully that happens soon, Hood is by far my favorite ship (well cruiser I guess), Really look forward to seeing you work on it.
Superb
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@@KumaModels these fly hawk kits seem to be the kings of 1/700 nowadays
I agree!
most beautiful battleship
It does look elegant!
@@KumaModelsHello I've been trying to also make one can I ask a few questions when buying one of a model kits
1. Does it come with the paint?
2. Does the wooden deck also comes when purchasing?
3. Do they also include the glue when purchasing? If no what is the glue you're using?
@@International_Corn Hi!
1. No, I bought the paint I used separately.
2. The wooden deck came included with the Photo-Etch set upgrade that I bought separately. No wooden deck is included on the basic kit.
3. No glue is included. The glue I use for the plastic parts is Tamiya Extra Thin Cement. For the metal photo etch parts I use Loctite Super Glue.
just bought the Dec 1941 version of this, really looking forward to it. hopefully it'll end up being just half as good as yours.
Thank you very much! I’m sure yours will turn out amazing as well!
Nice result and extremely easy to see but i think so different in reality with the photo etch 😂 , good job man
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Good video! Looking forward to your other work!
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me too!
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I will be attempting the same model but just the basic version. I love 1/700 scale but you need the touch of a watchmaker. My hands are not as steady as yours are. Very informative and nice work.
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I have Repulse, Hood, Bismarck, and Prinz Eugen already. I've been looking far and wide for Prince Of Wales to complete both sets. Tamiya's kit is waterline only, so I want a full hull version. I'm looking forward to ordering this kit. Does it come with a color paint chart like Trumpeter's models?
Yes the color paint chart is on the last page of the instruction manual.
Excellent work.
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Superbe quelle précision dans le montage,respect monsieur
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Thank you for sharing this fantastic build.
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Looking awesome
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A great build! Very precise work! Where did you take an anti-air rockets to replace turret pom-poms?
Thank you very much! The kit already has the anti-air rocket in the kit. This was the battle of the Denmark straight version.
@@KumaModels I see… I have december 1941 version, so I don’t have it…