⚒️ AIRFIX 1/72 Hawker Typhoon Build Video - Aircraft Model Making
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- Опубликовано: 30 янв 2020
- Today I will be making the AIRFIX 1/72 Hawker Typhoon in 1/72 scale model kit - amzn.to/2GApKyD
I use a variety of of model making techniques techniques to complete this build. To make this model I mainly used Tamiya Plastic cement and Tamiya Putty to fill in the gaps. To paint the model the model I used a airbrush with a 0.3mm nozzle and to straighten the edges I used my my favourite paint brushes by "Atris Opus" - bit.ly/2RF8I8Y
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Through out the model making process I used a website called www.paintconversioncharts.com to assist in finding the correct paint in different brands. I like to use the Vallejo Model Air range but the instruction give you the Humbrol values. Paint Conversion Charts is a simple to use website that you can search for any colour and find conversions in many other manufactures. See below the list of paints I used:
Vallejo Model Air 71.062 “Aluminium (Metallic)”: bit.ly/3aibW9K
Vallejo Model Air 71:057 - Black: bit.ly/34cW9FE
Vallejo Model Air 71:048 - Dark Sea Grey: bit.ly/2UabGnI
Vallejo Model Air 71:019 - Camouflage Dark Green: bit.ly/36AvAKV
Currently I am making a lot of 1/72 scale models as I am in the process of selling and buying a new house. While this process is under way I will be sticking the 1/72 scale as I don't have a lot of room! In the new house I will have a bigger hobby room and I am hoping to try some new video styles and improve the quality of my videos! To see a list of tools I am using check them out here: www.teapowered.pro/tools
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You know those builds where things just quite don't go to plan... well this is one of them! Sorry for the over exposed start - it does get better after a few moments! My wife and I are in the process of selling our house - so my lovely hobby room has been converted back into a bedroom. Im squashed at the end of my Computer desk, and I forgot to check the footage before starting recording!
Just got one of these kits yesterday - four full sets of sprue, fully loaded ammo cassettes (?) for inside the wings, six (!) tubs of paint and TWO brushes. Not bad at all for a starter set! I even got the fuselage together without any tears even after glueing in the pilot's seat and control panel like the instructions say!? I'm no master builder but I know this is going to be a good 'un and I don't use airbrushes (yet). Excellent video and very inspiring 👍
super brilliant
Lovely Typhoon!
Thanks mate! I do love the Typhoons!
Thanks! I normally thin it down with some of vallejos flow improver, I normally make it quite watery and I usually set my PSI to about 15. I change it up depending on the paint as sometimes different colours and ages of paint can effect it. Hope this helps!
Great work a fantastic video.
Thank you very much!
A fantastic looking model! I’ve got one of these to build, hopefully I can make it look this good ☺️
Thanks Matt! Really nice kit - can't wait to see your build!
A good build. I am thinking of building this Typhoon.
You didn't apply the roundels on the top of the wing - was there a reason for this?
It’s a nice model! Yeah.... I had a accident with a cup of water and the decal sheet 😆😆
Excellent! Is this kit suitable for beginners?
Thank you! I would say it is! There are a few fiddly parts but otherwise it should be fine.
Why did you first airbrush and then paint brush the camoflage? Never seen anyone did this! Imho it makes no sense... 🤔
Hey Juno! The brush was used to tidy up some of the edges that were a bit fuzzy, from airbrushing the camouflage. This was my second time painting this camo. The first time the masking tape pulled off half of the paint.