The light carrier at 2:44 is one of the Taiyo class, so is Taiyo, Unyo or Chuyo. I have the same model, bit of a poor early casting by Aoshima if I remember correctly.
The camouflage scheme on the carrier is a merchant ship false silhouette, not a cruiser. This was a an anti-submarine camouflage scheme. This is shown in the Osprey series "Imperial Japanese Navy aircraft carriers 1921-1941,New Vanguard #109, Mark Stille" some excellent color plates for painting purposes in the book.
@modelman44 great! going to subscribe now. btw, do you use photo etch on any of your 1/700 ships? I've never built a 1/700 ship so I'm not really sure how small it is and if photo etch parts would even make a difference at that scale.
@modelman44 I have a large collection of 1-700 scale ships as well. Most I done in my teens so are unpainted, but I have around 40 to build yet. Told my wife its a retirement project. I love these models, but one thing bothers me. There is hardly any British ships in the waterline collection, just Hood, two KGV, two Nelsons, and thats it. Would love a couple of QE class and R class batleships, and a few county class cruisers, and a few town class light cruisers. Ark Royal would be great as well.
@jamiekenta Use acrylic paint, let dry just until tacky, push up wave formations, form ship wakes bilge pump waste effects... place display components where desired into the partially dry paint and let air dry completely.
If desired or needed, touch up paint waves and wake with varying mixtures of white, blues, grays, etc. to achieve realistic whitecaps or wake.
@fusoholic I used Deck Tan but then weathered it with a flat black water mix. You can dip it in a solution and let it sit for a day untill it dries. This produces a nice effect.
It is a product called celluclay and I form it to look like the water and then paint it. I use several coats of gloss clear to bring the final details out.
My only complaint is that the photography isn't higher resolution. I'd like to see the details more sharply. What sources do you use for all those carrier deck markings?
I mean, what historical source do you use to tell you what markings appeared on the flight deck of a given ship at a given time. Many of those are pretty elaborate. Your sources must be very good ones. That's what I was asking. You've obviously done your research. Your work is excellent.
Over the years of building different kits, a lot of the information has come to me in parts. Some kits have more info than others about the true color for the deck or the hulls ect...i've found that once you get the basic formula for the colors it's pretty easy after that on the rst of the models. Thanks for your comments and questions. Feel free to continue further contact
Any of these ships and/or dioramas can be built to order. I rarely get to hang onto them for very long. I would have walls full of shelves if I had kept everything I've built. What you see in ALL of my videos has been done since March of '08 until now.
Just look at the list of videos i have. You will find the videos you need there.
modelman44 1 month ago
@modelman44 Hello, I'd love to see some building and painting guides.
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@modelman44 Hello, I'd love to see some building and painting guides.
drywinddotnet 6 days ago
@modelman44 hey do you know how big 1 700 model is
dh055raptor 2 days ago
@dh055raptor Most of these ships in 1/700 scale are from ten inches up to twelve.
modelman44 2 days ago
How did you make the water i want to start making model diorama's.
2010mophead 1 month ago
Sorry, I commented before I saw the photoetch.
fergster11 1 month ago
Nice work, do you intend to use photoetch brass in the future? The effect is much more realistic.
fergster11 1 month ago
Nice video....very cool good job.
jmmurdy 2 months ago in playlist More videos from modelman44
The light carrier at 2:44 is one of the Taiyo class, so is Taiyo, Unyo or Chuyo. I have the same model, bit of a poor early casting by Aoshima if I remember correctly.
admiraldma 3 months ago
For the Atago, how did you do the sandbags around the gunmounts and bridge areas? Nice work.
cabbievonbump 8 months ago
@cabbievonbump Sorry for the late reply. I used stretched sprue and painted it white then just used fingernail clippers to cut it to the right size.
modelman44 6 months ago
The camouflage scheme on the carrier is a merchant ship false silhouette, not a cruiser. This was a an anti-submarine camouflage scheme. This is shown in the Osprey series "Imperial Japanese Navy aircraft carriers 1921-1941,New Vanguard #109, Mark Stille" some excellent color plates for painting purposes in the book.
Great collection of ships
dmorourke 9 months ago
Inspirational. Gives me the impetus to start on the Zuikaku.
transonicbuoy1 10 months ago
wow fantastic! btw do you have hms audacity in your fleet? cant find it anywhere
pennyandhistoy 10 months ago
@pennyandhistoy sure dont but modelship yard dot com might have a connection for you
modelman44 10 months ago
@modelman44 thanks i'll go take a look
pennyandhistoy 10 months ago
Nice Job! do you have any new project coming? : )
I have Battleship Yamato under the work right now. ^^
Yoshisan55 10 months ago
@Yoshisan55 Not at the moment but I will very soon. I will be doing the Kaga in the Midway paint scheme. Thank you!!!!
modelman44 10 months ago
こりゃすごいわ! リアルだね〜
atopar33 11 months ago
@atopar33 Please reply in English for me. Many thanks.
modelman44 11 months ago
I wish i knew how to do a water diorama.
jamiekenta 1 year ago
@jamiekenta I will make a how to video soon showing the whole process. Stay tuned or subscribe for updates.
modelman44 1 year ago
@modelman44 great! going to subscribe now. btw, do you use photo etch on any of your 1/700 ships? I've never built a 1/700 ship so I'm not really sure how small it is and if photo etch parts would even make a difference at that scale.
jamiekenta 1 year ago
@jamiekenta Yes, as often as I can. it helps.
modelman44 1 year ago
@modelman44 I have a large collection of 1-700 scale ships as well. Most I done in my teens so are unpainted, but I have around 40 to build yet. Told my wife its a retirement project. I love these models, but one thing bothers me. There is hardly any British ships in the waterline collection, just Hood, two KGV, two Nelsons, and thats it. Would love a couple of QE class and R class batleships, and a few county class cruisers, and a few town class light cruisers. Ark Royal would be great as well.
admiraldma 1 year ago
@jamiekenta Use acrylic paint, let dry just until tacky, push up wave formations, form ship wakes bilge pump waste effects... place display components where desired into the partially dry paint and let air dry completely.
If desired or needed, touch up paint waves and wake with varying mixtures of white, blues, grays, etc. to achieve realistic whitecaps or wake.
Titan52berg 11 months ago
@Titan52berg hey thanks!
jamiekenta 11 months ago
long time ago I did the carrier Kaga it was so cool now gone forever.
deleonfrancis60 1 year ago
Could you tell me how to do the water like you did
bhsbball10 1 year ago
can you sail it?
mrtacomandude 1 year ago
Hello. I am curious about your flightdeck color. Not quite Linoleum or Deck Tan. Is it a custom mix ?
fusoholic 1 year ago
@fusoholic I used Deck Tan but then weathered it with a flat black water mix. You can dip it in a solution and let it sit for a day untill it dries. This produces a nice effect.
modelman44 1 year ago
Beautiful model work.
cabbievonbump 1 year ago
Well done! I'm inspired!!! I can only hope MY fleet is as good!!!!
God I love the IGN!!!
motionboy356 1 year ago 3
@motionboy356 Thank you. I would be more than wiling to share my tricks of the trade. Can't take them with me when I die, so why not share.
modelman44 1 year ago
and the nagara's main use was a torpedo boat
capt5656 1 year ago 2
how much is all of that ??
ShinigamixXXx 1 year ago
@ShinigamixXXx The whole collection is worth over $3000
modelman44 1 year ago
What song is that?
jasonpaintball1233 1 year ago
what did you have to do to make those white sand bag?
andreweng666 1 year ago
@andreweng666 I used stretched sprue, painted it white and cut them to size
modelman44 1 year ago
Just to tell you the light carrier is the hosho, and if you like WW2 ships then you should check out navyfield the game.
retardscentral 2 years ago
@retardscentral its seems that most people i meet get it from navyfield
capt5656 1 year ago
What Brand Are the ships or are they custom?
tx130c 2 years ago
Mostly Tamiya, fujimi and Hasegawa
ALogProductions 1 year ago
Thanks bro
tx130c 1 year ago
how do u make the wter? pls tell me cuz i realy want do so something liek this :)
pwnzerBG 2 years ago
It is a product called celluclay and I form it to look like the water and then paint it. I use several coats of gloss clear to bring the final details out.
modelman44 1 year ago
I want full hull Kirishima !!!
RoyalWarspite 2 years ago
How you make the water?
GrandPimp20 2 years ago
paper mache or a product called realistic water. see my other comments about this. Thanks
modelman44 2 years ago
Shokaku!!!
TheZuikaku 2 years ago 5
Wow....thoese are really awesome builds. GREAT JOB!
GNomad781 2 years ago
use a gooder camera and gooder music nexts time.
KINGTIGERKILLA 2 years ago
Outstanding work! The light carrier... could it be Junyo? 5/5 and faved! :)
justplainerica 2 years ago
how do you use realistic water???
amaziazing 2 years ago
It comes in a bottle. You pour it over and in the diorama. The blue water you see is paper mache that has been painted and sculpted.
modelman44 2 years ago
Nice work!
My only complaint is that the photography isn't higher resolution. I'd like to see the details more sharply. What sources do you use for all those carrier deck markings?
BruceK10032 2 years ago
When you state deck markings, do you mean the paint ot what?... elaborate.
modelman44 2 years ago
I mean, what historical source do you use to tell you what markings appeared on the flight deck of a given ship at a given time. Many of those are pretty elaborate. Your sources must be very good ones. That's what I was asking. You've obviously done your research. Your work is excellent.
BruceK10032 2 years ago
Over the years of building different kits, a lot of the information has come to me in parts. Some kits have more info than others about the true color for the deck or the hulls ect...i've found that once you get the basic formula for the colors it's pretty easy after that on the rst of the models. Thanks for your comments and questions. Feel free to continue further contact
modelman44 2 years ago
how long was it to make all the ship?
Toujerthao 2 years ago
This is years worth of building. Everything you see in all of my videos was done in 1 years time.
modelman44 2 years ago
wow
Toujerthao 2 years ago
Where did you get a Kaga 1/700?
TheZuikaku 2 years ago
You looking for one?
modelman44 2 years ago
Any of these ships and/or dioramas can be built to order. I rarely get to hang onto them for very long. I would have walls full of shelves if I had kept everything I've built. What you see in ALL of my videos has been done since March of '08 until now.
modelman44 2 years ago
i really like the flying fighters... simple but it looks awesome...
svinehunden 2 years ago
Beautifully done. The waves are spectacular as the ships themselves.;-)
2paintminiatures 2 years ago
I love your collection! :)
bzzymatt 2 years ago
Impressive collection!! Can't rate.. but I agree with CapL.. 5/5.. :)
BasicModelling 2 years ago
very nice and big collection... very detailed ships 5/5
CapLAGOS 2 years ago