impressiv outcome. pleas ceep do this.

i am preety confused wye your channel has not the same attention like the diffrent modelers. but jeah youtube juses hes faforits and phushing onley them. your work is pro, and i think almost to good .

I see there are some trolls from the comments below. Regardless, I enjoyed your video, and I can understand you just fine. Great tips, solid build and thank you for sharing.

The blue tint trick will work great on motorcycle exhaust. Thanks.

Really cool weathering.

Congratulations for your video and your work. I am in the process of assembling this model and I am doing everything like you, except for the ignition cables and the hydraulic circuit. For that I stopped at 1/32 :o)

Great idea! This way you can press it in place much easier with the tip of a toothpick.

In regards to the feedback you requested, I definitely prefer your build style when you add a bunch of extra scratch built and after market details. There's plenty of other channels that can provide out of the box reviews, but no where near as many that have the skill required to create such amazing detail like you can. That's not to say this build is bad, it's still amazing, I just prefer the hyper detailing I associate you with.

Nice

Great build, but I hate those rocket launcher tubes. Ugly as hell and ruin the lines of the aircraft.

Excellent video!! And even more so when you have the Revell Corsair F4U-1A in 1:72... which is actually a 1D :(

If you are planning to use multiple colors and layers of watercolor pencil would it be best to seal each layer/color with a clear cote? The Corsair is looking great!

Fantastic. Very clever

Lovely build, nice and to the point narative, subbed.

Hi .... what kind of pencil you use? Brand?...thank you excellent video

I don't get those who work with latex glove for little detailing. In any case, excellent work

Keep the OOB builds coming! Incredibly inspiring!

Great content. Tamiya decals are the worst decals IMHO, it puts me off the amazing kits they produce. I paint my own markings when I can. With decals a smooth surface is important, be it matt, satin or gloss. Spray paint has a texture many people seem to overlook.

Finalmente un VERO tutorial fatto da un bravissimo modellista!

Great video mate, thank you! I really struggle to get liquid mask to sit properly, and never thought to use it in conjunction with tape!

Really great effects. I have a lot of aquarel pencils and one of the difficulties encountered is the softness of the lead which, when cut well at the beginning, very quickly loses its fineness once moistened. Bravo for your result ! 🇨🇵

I do Model Trains, but the same principles of weathering apply. Absolutely beautiful!

Cyber Hobby's 1/72 kits are so hard to come by, but they are beautifully moulded.

This is very underrated technique and the reason is that is primarily used by armor society. You might want to elaborate more on that, because it will be very useful to airplane guys. Also helicopters. Apache, Mi-24 and similar worn helos desperately need such weathering. Telling more about the brand of pencils and specific qualities will be highly appreciated too!

Hola, tengo una duda. Pintas con los lápices sobre la maqueta barnizada en mate? y después de usar los lápices vuelves a barnizar en mate? Saludos desde Argentina,

All that work beauitifully done only to have it covered up by the engine cowling...what a shame!

Hola ..buen trabajo ... despues de pintar con los lapices debes barnizar ?

Excellent video, Metodi. Regular and watercolor pencils are great for weathering or detailing scale models. They're an excercise in subtlety and patience, but the results are worth the effort. Cheers.

Thanks for the video, buddy. The only disadvantage of this method - that moment you cover the effect made with acrylic pencils it will disappear under the lay of varnish and become barely visible (I tried ak pencils)

That was a great tutorial regarding these pencils, I thought the green pencil loo,ed perfect forvthe primer the americams used on these aircraft, very best regards from Australia, Les

What kit is it? seems very detailed, especially the flaps!