Building The ICM Do 215B-5 Night Fighter in 1/72 Scale Model Aircraft 

Oh, and it has no odor and doesn’t scar the plastic like Tamiya putties :)

Thank you for information. I have that but I don't like use it on fixing level difference problems like this case. It's unstable and hard to rescribing on it. Tamiya White is overall the best putty I ever used. Also Mr. Dissolved Putty works like you descripted (Wiping with alcohol) I use Vallejo putty but rarely.

Brilliant, how did you get on?

Thank you very much for your kind comments Richard.

Thank you very much for your valuable comment! Good luck with your resin project.

@@Scaleaton thank you! I am counting with 3 or 4 frustrated atenpts before 1 turns ok!😂😂😂

Thank you very much. Yes I applied another coat on the pastels. No never tried yet. I prefer odorless turpentine for wiping the excess wash.

I am glad to hear yours is ok. Still I think they have to make proper packing for this set like Aires, Mini World, CMK. Hard plastic boxes would be great instead of soft nylon bags.

@@Scaleaton I think, that they will not solve it. From my visit on the webpages, they are not selling the sets anymore. Only decals.

Thank you very much! I use Gunze H460 Rotbraun for engine exhausts and apply weathering with extra soft pastels (black, brown, red brown etc.)

Hi, did you see my airbrush test video. I have used marbling technique on the test sheet and recorded close up. Here's the link ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-xB0LxGzURhw.html

Thank you. No I draw zigzags with a very thin line. Dots occur where the lines intersect. That's what I can explain with my English :)

Scale-a-ton ah, so it's a very slight hand movement. I can barely see your hand move in the videos

Check my review video. Here's the link with time stamp ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-xB0LxGzURhw.html

According to Google Translate. Yes I buy it in 1 liter bottles. It works on every conditions you asked. I don't know chemically similar versions. I use MEK (butanone).

@@Scaleaton Thank you for this quick answer ! Now I'm gonna buy it in 1 liter bottles also - Thank you again !

Hey ! I will try it in english : I did it ! Today I received my first one-liter bottle of MEK ! And I tested it quickly : and it works very, very well in every condition, as you told me ! In comparision to that Tamiya-superquick-glue it works even better and quicker ! And that price ! I had to pay 12 Euro for that one liter bottle ! One little bottle of Tamiya-cement costs here around 7 - 8 Euro for 40ml !!! That means I got 25 times of that Tamiya-cement for only 12 Euro ! That was the best idea since I started modeling ! Again Thank You for that tip !!! - Love your videos - very informative, no bla bla but showing best practice - very instructive ! - Best wishes from cologne on rhine !

Thank you. It has better viscosity and cure faster than any thinner or spirit I ever used. I have no idea other brands.

Thank you. I use Leveling thinner with only X-22 and all lacquer paints. IPA is cheap and odorless only. Not any other advantages over Leveling Thinner.

@@Scaleaton Can I ask another question. I bought some Mr Surfacer 1500 but its in a rattle can. I note that you thin yours; do you decant it first?

It's not on my list but the Hasegawa 1/48 F-104 is on!

ton can't wait to see it

Thank you! It's the finest size selling for 1/72 scale. The kits antennas overscaled as expected. But would be ok if you use brass rods instead of antennas and keep arms.

Thank you Greg! To be honest, I don't remember the build details. Probably yes, I always do dry fitting test with clippers and make modifications required.

It's not on my list but 2nd 1/72 model will be Special Hobby A-20B in Soviet Markings.

Okay, thank you for reply!

First of all thanks for the feedback. My prefrence depends on the camera angle. I will keep that mind. I will build WW2 battleships later. I am still searching a proper material for rigging instead of flat PE parts. I hope this summer I will build one of them with some proper materials. The next will be a fantasy project building for another fantasy diorama: Hasegawa Lunadiver Stingray with engine, gun details. Cheers!

I think it's simple as seen in the video. The key is I use high quality oils, turpentine and Zippo fluid. Density and color tone depends on your subject's color.

I just started doing models again after 20 years or so. I wondered the same thing. I seen a lot of recommendations for Iwata Neo. I picked one up for $60. I think it works great, but I am still new to this. I believe Scale-a-Ton also uses a cheap Iwata sometimes. Hope that helps.

Hi, I don't recommend airbrush. The proper airbrush depends your budget, skills and what will you do with it. But you can start with a AB-136 which is $15-$20 on market. You can learn to cleaning, maintenance your airbrush. This is a rule you will breake your first airbrushes tip or needle sooner or later. GSI Creos airbrushes are the best price/perormance for modeling though.

Çok büyük o maket :) Belki 1/72 olabilir. Yine de aklımda olacak, teşekkürler.

It's AB-136