They really took their time to design this thing... Save for the bottom of the hull all seperation lines are "panel" lines, th designers must have really loved this series/ship.
I am the biggest fan of your work! I also got this kit a while ago but want to get more pre-shading practice before I tackle it. Gorgeous work as always!
this build looks ABSOLUTLEY BEAUTIFUL. Im just getting into starting to paint my kits. and this kit and the 1/1000 Dreadnaught im prob gonna spend like 2 weeks on each. just take my time painting and building them both.
My man, you deserve so much more than you are receiving view and sub wise; I have never in all my years seen someone more enjoyable to watch than you :)
Can you list the parts you used for lighting and where to get them. Also, a list of paint colors you used. Hard to write then down when the video is running. Thanks for the awesome video.
Awesome Build! I ordered same kit and look forward to it's arrival. I mostly build WWII tanks but loved this ship and show as a teenager! Great job with the lighting. I too would like to know the lighting kits used.
I just finished this kit and I understand the pain you must of had building this those turrets drove me crazy just when you think you’ve done them bam there’s more never again
The trans yellow version of this set is only $60 on Amazon. Its a good way to get a 1/1000 yamato for cheap as its identical to this set with decals just molded in a different colour.
I wish bandai got into the military vehicle market. seeing how well they did in an 1/1000 for this ship i wonder how a real life yamato would have been if they made it. I always wanted to build model ships but don't have the time and skill to paint them properly.
Hi there. I've been going through your videos, trying to learn as much as I can as a first time painter, and I'm desperate for some advice on Acrylics vs Enamel. I see that you primarily use Acrylics. Can you please tell me why you prefer those over others? From all that I've read, my main concern is that people say Acrylics are easy to scratch, although I imagine that the top coats offer some protection against damaging the paint by fiddling with the model to get it into a cool pose. On the subject of top coats, I've never noticed you putting a final top coat in your videos. I know that the what most like to do is: Primer > Paint > Gloss Coat > Panel Lining > Final Top Coat (Gloss or Matte) Finally: Will the Acrylic paint fade as time goes on, or do the Top Coats seal it well enough so that the model will keep it's looks throughout the years? Edit: After pre shading, how many layers of paint do you spray over it, so that it has a nice finish, without loosing the shaded look?
i built the Ginga, the yamato's sister ship from the same series got lights in mine too . its how i recognized the engines you posted on twitter..... wait, the yamato is 150$???? my ginga only cost me 80 at my local store..... ouch.
Love your build. Quick question what size needle do you use your airbrush for your pre shading? I'm about to try pre shading for the 1st time but I am not sure my needle will get me fine enough lines
If you’re willing to spend the extra money I’d say go for the 1/500. It would probably be a little easier to keep up with the smaller pieces since they would be a little bigger than they are on this model.
![[Ship Model] Space Battleship Yamato 1/1000 [Model Building#46]](http://i.ytimg.com/vi/5z3RmNLJ0gM/mqdefault.jpg)
When I lose pieces I break out the shop vac and just put a sock over the end of the hose and then you can find it while cleaning lol
i love space battleship yamato so much! thank you!!
I think I found my new favorite RUclipsr. Love the content.
They really took their time to design this thing...
Save for the bottom of the hull all seperation lines are "panel" lines, th designers must have really loved this series/ship.
I’m about to go get the soul of chogokin pre built. By the way the House music is awesome. Brings me back to the NYC could days of the late 80’s
I am the biggest fan of your work! I also got this kit a while ago but want to get more pre-shading practice before I tackle it. Gorgeous work as always!
seeing this makes me wish for a harlock build, this looks incredible
this build looks ABSOLUTLEY BEAUTIFUL. Im just getting into starting to paint my kits. and this kit and the 1/1000 Dreadnaught im prob gonna spend like 2 weeks on each. just take my time painting and building them both.
The final battle configuration of this ship is so awesome
My man, you deserve so much more than you are receiving view and sub wise; I have never in all my years seen someone more enjoyable to watch than you :)
Hes legit became my favorite customizer to watch
those led works is just amazing...........
Can you list the parts you used for lighting and where to get them. Also, a list of paint colors you used. Hard to write then down when the video is running. Thanks for the awesome video.
Nice 👌 the quality of the video is top. I really hope they come out with the other ships as well 🙏 keep it up buddy!
Really enjoying your lighting and photography. Nice job!
Awesome Build! I ordered same kit and look forward to it's arrival. I mostly build WWII tanks but loved this ship and show as a teenager! Great job with the lighting. I too would like to know the lighting kits used.
I just finished this kit and I understand the pain you must of had building this those turrets drove me crazy just when you think you’ve done them bam there’s more never again
Uchuu senkaaan Ya-ma-toooooooo!
Looks awesome! better than some chogokin out there.
The best LED moder
Beautiful work!!
The trans yellow version of this set is only $60 on Amazon. Its a good way to get a 1/1000 yamato for cheap as its identical to this set with decals just molded in a different colour.
Really want to know who thumbs these videos down smh. Either way fantastic video and keep up the amazing work as always Otaku Senpai.
I wish bandai got into the military vehicle market. seeing how well they did in an 1/1000 for this ship i wonder how a real life yamato would have been if they made it. I always wanted to build model ships but don't have the time and skill to paint them properly.
Men! If you can do what you did to this scale to a 1/500 Yamato, that would be a master piece.
WOW..!!! That is really GREAT...!!!
If you were to out a price on it, how much do you think that would cost?
I love you and your work however a question. Why do you refer to a pin vice as a dremel?
I think it's because he is using a Dremel drill bit
Hi there. I've been going through your videos, trying to learn as much as I can as a first time painter, and I'm desperate for some advice on Acrylics vs Enamel.
I see that you primarily use Acrylics. Can you please tell me why you prefer those over others? From all that I've read, my main concern is that people say Acrylics are easy to scratch, although I imagine that the top coats offer some protection against damaging the paint by fiddling with the model to get it into a cool pose.
On the subject of top coats, I've never noticed you putting a final top coat in your videos. I know that the what most like to do is:
Primer > Paint > Gloss Coat > Panel Lining > Final Top Coat (Gloss or Matte)
Finally: Will the Acrylic paint fade as time goes on, or do the Top Coats seal it well enough so that the model will keep it's looks throughout the years?
Edit: After pre shading, how many layers of paint do you spray over it, so that it has a nice finish, without loosing the shaded look?
This is going to be in scale with the 1:1000 USS Enterprise (TOS), especially the version that comes with the SS Botany Bay
I see that tf2 controller, super cool to see
i built the Ginga, the yamato's sister ship from the same series got lights in mine too . its how i recognized the engines you posted on twitter..... wait, the yamato is 150$???? my ginga only cost me 80 at my local store..... ouch.
Love your build. Quick question what size needle do you use your airbrush for your pre shading? I'm about to try pre shading for the 1st time but I am not sure my needle will get me fine enough lines
You should be fin with a .35 or .3 for shading. I do custom gundam build.
this sucks why didnt viewers didnt give you more likes u had to have spent like weeks and months on that ship u deserve more
Would you ever have interest in doing the 1/500 scale? or is that too big to get done in a reasonable amount fo time?
I wish Bandai make the live action space battleship Yamato model for the films 10th anniversary
I have trouble sanding down small or tiny pieces. Idk how you experts do it lol.
Hmm request dibison zoids building and repaint :)
Which LED lights could you use for the bridge and gun? Would a MG Gunpla coin size unit work?
What paint did you use to make the deak of the Yamato with
Two question: what is that pencil you are using for the detailing? How did you paint the cannons?
I could never find my pieces until I step on them and break them
In Italy this model is sold for 60 dollars(about 50 euros) meanwhile the 1/500 for 130 dollars(about 115 euros), I can't choose which to build AAAAH
If you’re willing to spend the extra money I’d say go for the 1/500. It would probably be a little easier to keep up with the smaller pieces since they would be a little bigger than they are on this model.
What if you hire someone who's an expert at that to build it for you?
Can it be built without glue
What airbrush do you use?
Just how big is this kit when built anyway?
How do you get the light?
So I ended up missing this because I was watching the F91 premier and honestly I chose wrong, should have watched this first.
All Newtype
Really great build!