Step by Step Hasegawa 1/48 SH 3H Seaking Part 1 (detailing) In part 1 of the build we started to add scratch build detail in the interior if you enjoyed the video please leave a LIKE and SUBSCRIBE thank you
I love your attention to detail, your skill and the techniques you use to render such wonderful results. I love the old Sea King, though ours were the CH-124A variants, which were carried aboard Royal Canadian Navy destroyers and support ships. They flew mainly out of CFB Shearwater in Nova Scotia, Canada. Excellent work and I thoroughly enjoyed your video on the build.
I tried to build this in 1/72 about 30 years ago and never finished it, didn’t have an airbrush and made a huge mess of the white paint. Now Im tempted to build this one, it’s looking good and I’m less clumsy now.
@@PerisModels Oh wow. That one has the CFTs if I remember right? I've yet to build one with those. My latest is a 1/48 Tamiya block 30 in the splinter aggressor scheme. I was very happy with the results :)
Thanks for posting your work, Peri. I haven't made an aircraft model in more than 25 years. After watching some of the techniques you utilize in your videos, I built a Trumpeter 1/48 scale Hawker Seahawk 100/101 that turned out halfway decent. Using the combination Flory's and oils for the weathering made the difference. Because I'm still a novice and have yet to adequately familiarize myself with thinning ratios, I found Vallejo's Air series pretty straight forward; just put it in the hopper and paint. In time I'll get better with utilizing a variety of paints, so I'll need time and patience. So just wanted to thank you again for sharing and thanks for pointing the way, much appreciated. Alex W - San Diego, CA.
I really love this helicopter, my father flew in one of them for a lot of years in the Spanish navy. After seeing your detail work I am not sure to attempt it in 1/48 scale 🤔
Hey. Great job. I can't wait for the final effect. I have a question. What is the name of a device that you have gathered in the shape of a notch inside the model? Where can I buy such a tool? If you can, then please link. Congratulations on the great performance of the model. It's nice to be watching these videos. Best regards.
Oh boy, another masterpiece in the works! And if it's Part One, there's a lot more coming. Yeah! Peri, this may seem like a stupid question, but do you ever have problems with any of the glues dissolving or attacking the latex gloves you use? I've been lucky enough to never have glued my fingers together [yet!] and like the idea of protecting my skin from the chemicals in the glues, but wonder if this might be an issue.
Not a big fan of the interior work. It's not to scale. You made the ribs way to big and they protrude to far out. You have the photos right in front of you and you made the inside look as if it came from IKEA. To me, I would take it all out and make it to scale.
thank you for the feedback my friend unfortunately you will not be able to see anything from the interior thats why i exaggerated the size. Also i am trying to demonstrate what soemone can do with a bit of plastic ;) no way i am taking it all out now! thanks again :)
Well if your not going to see anything from the interior then why go through all that trouble? You are obviously going to have the back door open or you wouldn't have bothered scribing the deck. I still would have redone the work. But it's your model dude. Still looking forward to seeing the finished model.
@@outlawflyer7868 I am having only the side front door open. I thought that you would be able to see the floor from the windows but it was a waste of time Next time 😁