Dobrý den, nezvažoval jste zhotovit video točené kamerou? Úroveň zpracování Vašich modelů vysoce přesahuje standard, který je na YT k vidění a věřím, že by si to postupem času našlo více zájemců. Váš F4U je nejlépe zpracovaný, kterým jsem měl možnost vidět.
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Dobrý den, moc vám děkuji za váš komentář i námět. Kdysi jsem nad tím také uvažoval, ale točit a zpracovávat k fotografiím, které posílám spolu se stavebním článkem do modelarářských časopisů ještě video, na to už bohužel nemám časovou kapacitu.
@ Rozumím. Inu, rád si prohlédnu alespoň fotky a kdyby jste jednou našel čas na zpracování videa, pak budu jedině radši. Sleduji práce Davida Damka, Josefa Choreně a nyni i Vaše a upřímně se mi zdá, že čeští modeláři mají nejlépe zpracované makety. Proto ta myšlenka s videem.
Год назад
@@TomasFaktor Děkuji, máte pravdu, Češi patří v kitařině ke světové špičce. Máme tady spoustu šikovných modelářů.
@ Poslal by jste odkaz na nějaký ten modelářský časopis, kde máte své modely?
Год назад+1
@@TomasFaktor přímý odkaz na to konkrétní číslo v kterém vyšel ten můj model není k dispozici, ale u nás vyšly moje modely v článcích v tradičním časopisu Modelář v zahraničí pak v časopisech FineScale Modeler, Super Model, Model Aircraft, Scale Aircraft Modelling, Euromodelismo
Thanks! I've never come across Agama products before - I don't think they're generally available in the UK - but I like the idea that you're painting a realistic metal rather than very unrealistic silver paint. I've use prismacolor pencils for chipping effects before, but I'll have to try this out (so long as I can get hold of some)...
Very professional build with high skilllevel. Very rare to see on YT, as many of the big channels dont have this skilllevel, Maybe because they just dont have the time, as they have to Produce many videos to keep the Algorithmus going. See you in mosonshow Mate.
Fantastic job, something to aspire to. Just one thing to point out (because it's obvious you care about correct detail) and it's something that's wrong on every Spitfire kit apart for the 1/32 Kotare ones - no rivets should be visible on the wing leading edges. They were filled and sanded at the factory during manufacture and before painting.
2 месяца назад+2
Thank you Phil, yes the rivets on the wing leading edge on the Spitfire could probably have been filled, but the question is if the putty remained on the rivets even after longer combat service. It was often the case on other aircrafts such as the Mustang that the putty fell off the rivets after some time and stress on the structure
I've found an excellent war time RAF video on surface finishing and painting aircraft wings - it may be of interest: 'RAF Training Film Aircraft Painting featuring the Supermarine Spitfire'. I have found one interview with a Mustang ground crewman who states that the putty stayed in the wings and he doesn't ever remember having to repair it. But as always, there are surely exceptions to everything.
Beautifully done Spit. Top class workmanship.
Thank you so much
Awesome! Perfect model! Bravo! 👏
Thank you so much
Professional
Amazing work!
Thank you
Dobrý den, nezvažoval jste zhotovit video točené kamerou? Úroveň zpracování Vašich modelů vysoce přesahuje standard, který je na YT k vidění a věřím, že by si to postupem času našlo více zájemců. Váš F4U je nejlépe zpracovaný, kterým jsem měl možnost vidět.
Dobrý den, moc vám děkuji za váš komentář i námět. Kdysi jsem nad tím také uvažoval, ale točit a zpracovávat k fotografiím, které posílám spolu se stavebním článkem do modelarářských časopisů ještě video, na to už bohužel nemám časovou kapacitu.
@ Rozumím. Inu, rád si prohlédnu alespoň fotky a kdyby jste jednou našel čas na zpracování videa, pak budu jedině radši. Sleduji práce Davida Damka, Josefa Choreně a nyni i Vaše a upřímně se mi zdá, že čeští modeláři mají nejlépe zpracované makety. Proto ta myšlenka s videem.
@@TomasFaktor Děkuji, máte pravdu, Češi patří v kitařině ke světové špičce. Máme tady spoustu šikovných modelářů.
@ Poslal by jste odkaz na nějaký ten modelářský časopis, kde máte své modely?
@@TomasFaktor přímý odkaz na to konkrétní číslo v kterém vyšel ten můj model není k dispozici, ale u nás vyšly moje modely v článcích v tradičním časopisu Modelář v zahraničí pak v časopisech FineScale Modeler, Super Model, Model Aircraft, Scale Aircraft Modelling, Euromodelismo
I cannot believe a human hand can do this, it looks like the real thing, oh to have a tenth of your skill. Bravo.
Thank you so much 🙏
Incredible work! Might I ask what paint you use for the chipping on the wing root, which is surely the best I have seen in this scale...
Hello, thank you, I used good quality thin brush and Agama metal paste for the chipping diluted by GSI Retarder Mild
Thanks! I've never come across Agama products before - I don't think they're generally available in the UK - but I like the idea that you're painting a realistic metal rather than very unrealistic silver paint. I've use prismacolor pencils for chipping effects before, but I'll have to try this out (so long as I can get hold of some)...
Very professional build with high skilllevel. Very rare to see on YT, as many of the big channels dont have this skilllevel, Maybe because they just dont have the time, as they have to Produce many videos to keep the Algorithmus going. See you in mosonshow Mate.
Thank you very much
Neskutečná práce, opravdu nádhera, těžko se to popisuje. Rád bych byl někdy na Vaší úrovni, no, budu na tom alespoň pracovat :)
...moc děkuji a přeji ať se daří
Superb work well done 👍
Thank you very much
Fantastic job, something to aspire to. Just one thing to point out (because it's obvious you care about correct detail) and it's something that's wrong on every Spitfire kit apart for the 1/32 Kotare ones - no rivets should be visible on the wing leading edges. They were filled and sanded at the factory during manufacture and before painting.
Thank you Phil, yes the rivets on the wing leading edge on the Spitfire could probably have been filled, but the question is if the putty remained on the rivets even after longer combat service. It was often the case on other aircrafts such as the Mustang that the putty fell off the rivets after some time and stress on the structure
Yes possibly. Good question, but not something I've heard - I'll have to investigate! (Spitfire nerd).
Anyway I can observe this phenomenon of putty felling off the rivets even on some older airliners at the airport
I've found an excellent war time RAF video on surface finishing and painting aircraft wings - it may be of interest: 'RAF Training Film Aircraft Painting featuring the Supermarine Spitfire'. I have found one interview with a Mustang ground crewman who states that the putty stayed in the wings and he doesn't ever remember having to repair it. But as always, there are surely exceptions to everything.
!!!!!!!!!!!
( It' s enough ?)
Amazing work!
Thank you so much