Aichi B7A2 Grace - 1/48 Hasegawa SCALE MODEL
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In this detailed kit review and build guide, join us as we take a closer look at the extraordinary Aichi B7A2 Grace model by Hasegawa in 1/48 scale. Designed to showcase the sheer brilliance and historical significance of this legendary aircraft, this kit is perfect for aviation enthusiasts and scale modelers alike.
Throughout this comprehensive review, we delve into the intricacies and quality of this Hasegawa kit, providing you with valuable insights and tips to ensure a successful build. From the precise panel lines to the exquisitely molded parts, every aspect of this model exemplifies the dedication to authenticity and craftsmanship that Hasegawa is renowned for.
Join us as we unbox the kit, showcasing the meticulously detailed sprues and highlighting key features such as the accurate cockpit, engine, and landing gear. We'll also discuss the various options available for customization and the provided decals for creating stunningly realistic markings.
Additionally, throughout the build process, we'll guide you step-by-step, sharing useful techniques and highlighting potential pitfalls to watch out for. Whether you're a seasoned modeler or relatively new to the hobby, this guide aims to assist you in achieving a truly exceptional result.
At the conclusion of the build, we'll showcase the completed model, ensuring to zoom in on the astonishing level of detail that this Aichi B7A2 Grace kit offers. Additionally, we'll explore display and weathering options, allowing you to create an authentic representation that truly brings this historical aircraft to life.
If you are fascinated by World War II aviation and have a passion for accurately recreating historically significant aircraft, this Aichi B7A2 Grace model kit is an absolute must-have. Join us on this modeling journey and unleash your creativity with Hasegawa's unforgettable masterpiece.
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Such a beautiful model...Impressive paintjob!👌
@AirbrusherStudio
2 жыл бұрын
Thank you so much my friend
Beautiful intricate work! One small point: The Rising Sun Disc (Hinomaru) was considered Sacred to Shinto/Japanese culture, so it was VERY RARE to see any Aircraft, no matter how worn and untidy their main paint job became, with worn or scratched Hinomaru markings. The Crew Chief would have the Hinomaru "Fixed" ASAP, if any damage at all was noticed after combat. It doesn't mean you shouldn't put a light wash over them, just ensure that it is ONLY in the Panels & rivets and does not stain the red marking noticeably. (Literally the whole crew could be severely punished if the Hinomaru were found to be "imperfect" and that was not a joke as they could be and were beaten with rods....)
@AirbrusherStudio
2 жыл бұрын
Thank you so much, I will notice this in my future model :D
3:19 Post-shading with the base color rather than than the usual black is a great idea. It gives the model a more realistic look.
Belle réalisation ...
That turned out great, I am going to build that kit and c6n jill next winter and I hope that it turns out that good for me
love this one too ! she is a lovely aircraft "Grace " is a good name . Wales UK.
@AirbrusherStudio
2 жыл бұрын
Thank you my friend, the name is unique and suit the plane well :D
Good!!!!
Sorry didn’t hear you right. Did you apply gloss cost to the painted model, then chipping and black wash, then a final flat coat ?
@AirbrusherStudio
2 жыл бұрын
Yes. Gloss or satin is ok for enamel washes because it help you clean the excess wash much easier. And when every weathering technique is applied you can protect it with a flat coat
Sweet!🤗
The cool plane that was never used in the war. Any with wear & tear would be questionable. You have minor wear on yours & I can't help but question it. They were barely used before Hiroshima & Nagasaki. Unless Japan was using incredibly cheap paint. I have this kit. Unbuilt in my stash because of a review on it saying simply,.."Bad." So I bought it to see for myself knowing it was basically a post war aircraft that never went into production except the handful that were around. But, it is one beautiful looking aircraft. Like a Kate in a bikini. Nice job on yours though. I love it & mine will look just like it.
@brettpeacock9116
2 жыл бұрын
It was used, coming into service about December of 44. But, at that stage the IJN had no carriers capable of employing it, so it was land based, mostly within the Home Islands so saw very little action as it was too big and slow for an attack plane or Kamikaze. Only about 200 were completed . Essentially the plane was a Japanese attempt to build a torpedo bomber like the American Grumman Avenger. Only 2 years too late...