Mask & paint Japanese WW2 fighter markings on a scale model plane

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How to mask and paint your own Japanese markings on a scale model plane - you will never use decals again! The Japanese hinomaru (round red marking) on WW2 aircraft is the easiest masking job possible, and with a little extra weathering it will look a million times better than any model kit decal available. I did it on my 1/32 Kawanishi "George" model, and was tremendously happy with the results. Try it, it's easy!
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@Bullyfootlemon 4 года назад

Thats incredible the salt and water effect as well as the painting

@ScaleHangar182 6 лет назад

bautiful build mate

@DavesModelWorkshop 6 лет назад

Thanks very much :) Cheers, Dave

@TorchOnTarget 7 лет назад

Been painting models since i was a kid but i recently started getting into it pretty seriously and your channel is helping a great deal! Working on my first tank right now. Tamiya T34/76. May have to work on a Japanese plane next...Keep up the videos dude, they're awesome! Cheers, Brenden.

@DavesModelWorkshop 7 лет назад

Hi Brendan, hearing that makes me very happy. I'm glad I can be of some help. Please do share pics of your completed T34! Cheers mate, Dave

@themajesticmagnificent8561 2 года назад

Fantastic mate.!..Building the Tamiya 1/48 ki-84 Frank.I’ve described,riveted it and scratch built the cockpit..Was intending on spraying the roundels etc and your video gonna help.The salt trick and chipping is great

@kevinchapman4362 7 лет назад

Weathered effect looks spot on ! Really nice bird ! I definitely need one of those tools !

@DavesModelWorkshop 7 лет назад

Thanks Kevin. Cheers mate.

@polishmafia1550 6 лет назад

Fantasy piece but amazing. “What if” camo schemes are great as long as you don’t over do it. Love it.

@polishmafia1550 6 лет назад

Do you think for decals it would come out well if I just painted it ? ( I have no airbrush). Also what paints do you use ?

@DavesModelWorkshop 6 лет назад

Hi Polish Mafia, it would be a lot harder to stop the paint bleeding under the mask if you were painting with a brush rather than an airbrush. I wouldn't recommend it. And the paints I use are Tamiya enamels.

@kimandersendk 7 лет назад

Awesome details.

@DavesModelWorkshop 7 лет назад

Thanks Kim! Cheers, Dave

@oddballsok 6 лет назад

lovely work. I will try this on my japanese plane (but in 1/72..:( ) But on 6:33 wldnt you want to affect the propeller nose a bit more ? It is missing a "sandblasted" look, so to speak...

@MurrayRobertson27 7 лет назад

Very nice!

@DavesModelWorkshop 7 лет назад

Thanks very much. It was a fun build. Cheers, Dave

@tonyprice5726 6 лет назад

Just for reference model pilots . I went to kmart and bought a bag of small soldiers for a few dollars then I cut thin strips of ordinary buff masking tape and stuck it on the model and the crease lines fall in just the right places i.e elbows and knees then paint your colour as reqd .

@DavesModelWorkshop 6 лет назад

Beryl Price that’s a good call. I like it!

@albertoestrella5098 4 года назад

hey Dave do you know the colors of how to paint the Japanese army type 100-2 trainer model kit , it's a LS Japanese army type 100-2 trainer model kit I have two of them but the words are in japanese if you know the colors please let me know thanks .

@allanstott6999 7 лет назад

Dave, great video as per, but can I ask what is your favourite kit type? Tanks, Planes or anything else? Keep up the good work buddy.

@DavesModelWorkshop 7 лет назад

Thanks Allan. I think over time I've done about 50% armour in 1/35, and 50% WW2 fighters in 1/32 scale. I don't have aclear favourite between the two, but as of right now I'm definitely in the middle of an armour preference that has lasted for the last year or so. Cheers, Dave

@ingwiefreak 7 лет назад

Love it !

@DavesModelWorkshop 7 лет назад

Thanks Mark. I'll never go back to hinomaru decals again! Cheers, Dave

@tonyprice5726 7 лет назад

Would you tell me how much the circle cutter cost and is there any larger ones for 1.4 scale planes cheers Tony

@DavesModelWorkshop 7 лет назад

Hi Beryl, my circle cutter cost about $10 from memory. I've looked on Amazon and you can pick one up from $5-6. I don't know if there are larger ones, but the one I have can extend to a maximum diameter of about 20cm. Cheers, Dave

@tonyprice5726 7 лет назад

Hi Dave Iv'e been to the local Spotlight and they had a different cutter to yours 40 oz dollars which I declined But!! for your information check out Round shape cutter on youtube its worth a look. Tony

@DavesModelWorkshop 7 лет назад

Ouch, $40 is a lot to pay. Have you looked on Amazon or ebay? The good thing is once you guy one you'll be using it for years and years. Good luck Tony, D

@mufake7088 7 лет назад

3:51 ?? Editing error or just a glitch?

@DavesModelWorkshop 7 лет назад

Just a glitch in my camera. Good pickup!

@michaelwayne2995 2 года назад

Nice model , but the Japanese ground cres would never allow the hinamaru to remain chipped , they would touch it up with red paint out of respect to the emperor. The rest of the plane might look like crap but not the hinamaru

@jollyrodger5319 5 месяцев назад

They always fix the bullet hole in them as well as a form of respect for the emperor . But anyways I love the look of it and good job 👍 on the clipping