Outstanding work! And i really appreciate the work you not only put into the model, but in the video as well! Very pleasing to watch and learn.

@PointBlankModelling

6 күн бұрын

Thank you, Christian! Just a few months back I had doubts whether anyone would be interested in this kind of content but I am really happy you guys are and that keeps me going.

AMAZINGNES!!!! The details really make it feel like Gru tok his shrinkbeam to the real one!!!

@PointBlankModelling

4 күн бұрын

Haha, thanks!

I really love it! Great work.

@PointBlankModelling

12 күн бұрын

Thank you, Anton!

Extremely accurate work! And very important watching to the very end!

I found this video from Airfix and Chill. Love your work. 👍

@PointBlankModelling

5 күн бұрын

Thank you!

Great content, impressive delivery! I want more!!!

Отличная работа!

@PointBlankModelling

4 ай бұрын

Спасибо огромное!

Есть чему поучиться! Подписался!

Nagyon tetszett a videó. Fel is iratkoztam. Az ilyen csonkolásos beavatkozásokba nem mertem soha "belevágni" 😅 de jó nézni ahogy más csinálja.

@PointBlankModelling

9 күн бұрын

Szia István! Köszi szépen a visszajelzést és a feliratkozást is! Én sem csináltam még korábban ilyen "komoly műtétet", de sajnos a helyzet adott volt és azt gondoltam: megpróbálom megoldani és ha sikerül, talán mások számára is érdekes lehet.

Honestly, I was hooked on the preview, even though I’m a fan of armored models, I started with helicopters and in particular the Mi-24, so I have a feeling it will be enjoyable to watch) Subscribed :p

@PointBlankModelling

23 күн бұрын

Hi there! Glad to hear you liked the video and thank you for subscribing. Good luck with your Hind! :)

@kiviskis6385

23 күн бұрын

@@PointBlankModelling Thanks, already on the second video I received a share of motivation no worse than from the Plasmo videos, I still need to buy reviters, etching kits and try to bring my idea into reality, about 3 years ago I saw a completely open model in 72 scale and even then realized that I would also open all the hatches with scratch building to show the inner world of this vehicle 🐁 Of course, experience and materials with tools have increased many times over the years on my workplace, but even so I learn little tricks from others thanks to such videos) (I apologize if there are errors in the text, I don’t write in English very often, although I understand and listen to speech perfectly well, among my friends from Russia I rarely meet people interested in Plasmo’s, Night Shift’s, Inner Nerd’s and others foreign modelers)

@PointBlankModelling

23 күн бұрын

I am not brave enough to start a project that complex with all the hatches open and the interior exposed. Again, good luck with your build! I am not a native speaker either but as far as I can tell your English is fine. Но если так удобнее, можете писать по-русски тоже. Я плохо говорю, но читать могу без проблем. :)

@kiviskis6385

23 күн бұрын

@@PointBlankModelling For convenience, I probably use an international language, others maybe find it easier to read, at least I’d like to believe) When it comes to major improvements to the model, I very often go to extremes, but I often strive for results similar to those in your videos, so in general I’ll be waiting for more new videos on the Mi-2 and also for future construction projects, I always find something interesting for myself in some small techniques that add a little bit to my knowledge base :р Thank you also for wishing me good luck in the assembly, I also wish you good joining of parts, less defects in plastic and that you never run out of glue ✌

@PointBlankModelling

23 күн бұрын

Thank you! If all goes well, the next episode will be out before the end of this week. I'll do my best but it's kind of difficult to balance working full time and building a channel. :) At any rate, it's going to be one of those longer episodes with plenty of techniques, materials, scratch built and aftermarket parts as well as lots of reference photos.

awesome job

How many sausages went MIA during the making of this video?

@PointBlankModelling

7 ай бұрын

Just the one. He is mourned by his friends and family. His sacrifice was not in vain.

Would like to knw what Brand name of drills, and sanding pads you use? Mine are old, and worn, and I'm in need of some modern equipment. But not familiar with all the newer companies out there. Thanks!

@PointBlankModelling

13 күн бұрын

Hi there! The drill bits are noname products from China - I'd suggest to search for "micro drill bits" or "tungsten carbide micro drill bits". The only downside I found so far is that the thinner ones as extremely brittle and once they break, getting them out of plastic parts is really a nightmare... As for the sanding pads, I use those green ones from Vallejo 99% of the time.

What circle cutter did you use? Nice

@PointBlankModelling

Ай бұрын

Hi Pepe, i used the one from DSPIAE which I bought for a fortune a few years back. Nowadays it costs much less and there are also similar alternatives.

Great video and simply fantastic work. Loved watching - but that music is really distracting. You need something far more relaxing to listen to. I’ve just ordered this kit and will follow your lead. Thanks 😊

@PointBlankModelling

23 сағат бұрын

Wow, that's great! Good luck with your build! As for the music - you are right. I'll come up with something different. If not for the next video then for the one after that.

🤣🤣🤣...no meat products this time 🤣🤣🤣

@PointBlankModelling

7 ай бұрын

I'm not made of money :)

Сверлить отверстия, тянуть литник, вставлять в отверстия на клей, обрезать, потом всё равно шпаклевать.... Вот уж точно автор лёгких путей не ищет.

@PointBlankModelling

13 күн бұрын

Здравствуйте, Михаил! Благодарю вас за отзыв. Дело не в том, что я легкие пути не люблю, а в том, что я знал, что мне там потом нужны будут новые отверстия меньшего диаметра. А в моем опыте сверлить через гомогенный пластик намного легче - вот почему и решил эту ситуацию именно таким образом. А я с вами согласен - где только возможно я тоже предпочитаю простые решения.