Pratt & Whitney R-2800 Engine AIRES for F4U-1 Corsair Tamiya 1/48 

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Thank you, new video is coming soon. Stay tuned...

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Thank you That will be a challenge... Maybe, try to replace the missing ones with thick lead wire. Good luck

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@@cslvisualstudio Szia! Én is elkezdtem egyet csinálni, a kábelezés kovetkezik rövidesen. Rálesnél? Hátha el tudsz látni pár jó tanáccsal! Itt van a csatornámon. Igyekeztem ellesni pár dolgot kisebb nagyobb sikerrel 😃

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Nem találok a csatornádon elérhetőséget... Keress meg FB-on, írj üzenetet...

@@cslvisualstudio Szia! Kiírtam a csatorna leírásába a nevemet, hogy talállak meg másik platformon? Felveszem veled a kapcsolatot. 🙂

Hi, Most of the time, I use Tamiya's extra-thin glue. It has a nice pointy brush applicator. Easy to control. For the small parts, I like to use gel superglue and a piece of thin wire as an applicator. You are right; controlling the glue is important to avoid drips.

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Sorry, I don't plan to build one, but maybe you can use my video somehow...😊

@@cslvisualstudio That’s okay. I’m just hoping one day the manufacturers will realise that P&W and BMW weren’t the only companies to make radials. Then someone with your skills can make a video on how to super detail it. I’m not up to that level.

Hi, It's a whatchmakers tool. Applying fine lubrication in the mechanical movement. I don't use them anymore, a simple cheap 0.3 copper wire does the job.

@CSL Visual Studio Thank you for the tip. Just ordered several spools of copper wire. I don't build aircraft, but I really enjoy watching ALL military builds.

Thank you Stay tuned, crazy things are coming...😉

Hi, Tamiya XF-71

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Nagyon szépen köszönöm. :-)

To be honest with you I tried it, but I failed. 😁 Check my P47 video. Unfortunately I had no wire for that scale.

Thanks! I love your P-47 video! I watch it daily.

Thank you ☺️I'm working on multiple projects.Stay tuned, one of them is 1/144.

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@@cslvisualstudio 😏 Yeah, I'm just hassling you. 😋

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Maybe one day I will recut this video with VO.

Hi, Thank you for your comment; I'm glad you enjoyed these videos. As far as I remember, I didn't prime the engine. I used, and I still use, Mr.Color SM series metallic paints, my all-time favourite metallic paints. There are very fine metallic particles in it; it's super smooth. The only downside is not too many tone variety, and it's not cheap. I would recommend buying the Super Iron2 and mixing it white, black, or even brown for different shades. My Corsair is still in the box. I made the engine and the cockpit but haven't finished it yet. One day, for sure, it will come back to my desk. The ARIES set is fantastic but requires a lot of work. Stay tuned; I'm working on interesting things.

@@cslvisualstudio Yeah..... was checkin out your channel!! A LOT of Good stuff and I like that F-14 cockpit in 1/72..... I Like that 'Moto-Tug', such a simple engine BUT A Lot of detail and weathering, this will help me with my Indy Car Project with ALL of AMT 1/24 kits!! Oh, by-the-way, I Just 'Sub' your Channel!!!!

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