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I would like to do a few videos that may be of help to new (and maybe experienced) modellers is there anything you would like to see/be shown how to do, I'm not an expert by any means but if I can help I will.

So far we have airbrush equipment, paints, fillers etc. I was going to do a series covering a model being built, not following the actual build itself as such but covering the techniques along the way.

Would anyone find this of use?
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Yeah Id find it very useful as alot of videos on you tube just are not up to much.
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yeah sounds great thought of doing something similar in the past but never really got round to it ... I always got carried away building so it never happened :wall: hope to do something similar for the GB though
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Sounds great one on weathering and especially what mapping is and how it is done would be great.
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Sounds awesome :banana: . Maybe you could do a video on rescribing because I suck at it
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modellingmadness wrote:Sounds awesome :banana: . Maybe you could do a video on rescribing because I suck at it

So do i :nena: :eeek: :banana:
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From what I have seen from your vids Paul, you seem pro to me :thumb1:

What I would like to see is some basic techniques, maybe the tools you use and recomend as well as glues, filler, sanding maybe. Im happy and greatfull for what ever vids you put up. It all helps me understand abit more than I already know. Cheers Paul.
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ChubberLang wrote:From what I have seen from your vids Paul, you seem pro to me :thumb1:

What I would like to see is some basic techniques, maybe the tools you use and recomend as well as glues, filler, sanding maybe. Im happy and greatfull for what ever vids you put up. It all helps me understand abit more than I already know. Cheers Paul.

Yeah I think I'll incorporate that into the build video like I said above, the problem is which model do I build to show these techniques?

Any armour techniques I can show while building the king tiger for the group build, need a plane to do that's simple and quick :dance:
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ChubberLang wrote:From what I have seen from your vids Paul, you seem pro to me :thumb1:

What I would like to see is some basic techniques, maybe the tools you use and recomend as well as glues, filler, sanding maybe. Im happy and greatfull for what ever vids you put up. It all helps me understand abit more than I already know. Cheers Paul.
Also have you watched some of my emodels builds I cover a few techniques in those too?
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Paul wrote:
ChubberLang wrote:From what I have seen from your vids Paul, you seem pro to me :thumb1:

What I would like to see is some basic techniques, maybe the tools you use and recomend as well as glues, filler, sanding maybe. Im happy and greatfull for what ever vids you put up. It all helps me understand abit more than I already know. Cheers Paul.
Also have you watched some of my emodels builds I cover a few techniques in those too?
No I hav'nt Paul. I will try and watch them! Cheers!! :thumb1:
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ChubberLang wrote:
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ChubberLang wrote:From what I have seen from your vids Paul, you seem pro to me :thumb1:

What I would like to see is some basic techniques, maybe the tools you use and recomend as well as glues, filler, sanding maybe. Im happy and greatfull for what ever vids you put up. It all helps me understand abit more than I already know. Cheers Paul.
Also have you watched some of my emodels builds I cover a few techniques in those too?
No I hav'nt Paul. I will try and watch them! Cheers!! :thumb1:
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Decals, micro sol set and all that
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Right ok then

I've been out today and bought this.

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I will video build it, but not for the model itself but the techniques along the way

So I'm thinking 10 15-20 min videos and I'll cover

1 Cockpits, airbrushing and hand painting
2 Cockpit weathering
3 Fuselages, glueing, filling, sanding.
4 Wing sections, gluing and filling.
5 Rescribing and masking canopies
6 Airbush Priming and preshading
7 Masking Camo patterns (splinter in this case) ill also cover other techniques.
8 Airbrushing including cleaning techniques
9 Clear coats, including gloss and Matt
10 Decaling
11 Finishing touches, antenna wires, weathering etc

I'll add more to this list as I go

How does the sound ?

Anything you would like adding
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That sounds mega useful Paul.

Def think it would be useful to cover weathering on the Armour build. Something I still struggle with.
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Sounds like a plan Paul. Maybe an oob build from start to finish covering potential problems , materials used and recommended tools. Maybe take it further and do painting and weathering as well. You would make an old soldier very happy
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Oops sorry paul didn't see your last update
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antenna wires would be really helpful always have problems with those.
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That sounds amazing Paul :eeek:

Really excited about it .All thoughs techniques you will go through is superb. Very much appreciate the time your taking to do this to help people like me! :clap:
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Great idea Paul, I'll be watching!
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Great guys, I'll start filming tomorrow :thumb2:
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Stop flapping about it and get on with it..... ;)
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Lee wrote:Stop flapping about it and get on with it..... ;)
Bugger off

And stop editing my posts :pistols:
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Ok part one is up, part two will be uploaded tomorrow

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Paul wrote:
Lee wrote:Stop flapping about it and get on with it..... ;)
Bugger off

And stop editing my posts :pistols:
When you do so will I :tongue:
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Lee wrote:
Paul wrote:
Lee wrote:Stop flapping about it and get on with it..... ;)
Bugger off

And stop editing my posts :pistols:
When you do so will I :tongue:
Stop it you two, :D what sort of example are you setting for the kids? :tongue:
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Cheers Paul! Will be sure to check it out later! :thumb2:
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Bugger off

And stop editing my posts :pistols:[/quote]

When you do so will I :tongue:[/quote]

Stop it you two, :D what sort of example are you setting for the kids? :tongue:[/quote]


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Lee/Paul

I'm just curious as to the status of the ISM Video reorganization if I can call it that?

My main interest is I now have a bf109 that I want to apply ISM modelling techniques to. I had hoped to continue on with Paul's part 2.

Any news on when this might be up and running?

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Paul has had to send me all his files on a USB stick, which should arrive Monday. I will then start editing them and posting them up. So, it 'should' be up Wednesday timish :D
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FoxyRommel wrote:Lee/Paul

I'm just curious as to the status of the ISM Video reorganization if I can call it that?

My main interest is I now have a bf109 that I want to apply ISM modelling techniques to. I had hoped to continue on with Paul's part 2.

Any news on when this might be up and running?

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I'm In the progress of getting the videos to lee, sadly not a quick thing to do with nearly 10gb of video.
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FYI. I have stuck all the ISM videos (well all that are up at this time) on our YouTube channel to our Google+ page :-)

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Part 3 covering glueing, filling and sanding the fuselage is being filmed this morning, im just taking a break while glue dries.
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Nice paul! Look forward to it
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Theres been a slight delay as getting large files to lee is proving a pita, there's no quick free way to send a 2.5gb file other than by post and USB stick.

Part 4 being filmed today which has added another part to the series of now 11 videos once ive done this one ill get them off to lee.

Part 4 Wing sections, glueing and filling.


1 Cockpits, airbrushing and hand painting
2 Cockpit weathering
3 Fuselages, glueing, filling, sanding.
4 Wing sections, gluing and filling.
5 Rescribing and masking canopies
6 Airbush Priming and preshading
7 Masking Camo patterns (splinter in this case) ill also cover other techniques.
8 Airbrushing including cleaning techniques
9 Clear coats, including gloss and Matt
10 Decaling
11 Finishing touches, antenna wires, weathering etc
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Paul wrote:Theres been a slight delay as getting large files to lee is proving a pita, there's no quick free way to send a 2.5gb file other than by post and USB stick.

Part 4 being filmed today which has added another part to the series of now 11 videos once ive done this one ill get them off to lee.

Part 4 Wing sections, glueing and filling.


1 Cockpits, airbrushing and hand painting
2 Cockpit weathering
3 Fuselages, glueing, filling, sanding.
4 Wing sections, gluing and filling.
5 Rescribing and masking canopies
6 Airbush Priming and preshading
7 Masking Camo patterns (splinter in this case) ill also cover other techniques.
8 Airbrushing including cleaning techniques
9 Clear coats, including gloss and Matt
10 Decaling
11 Finishing touches, antenna wires, weathering etc
Is 'dropbox' of no use or similar 'depots' in the Cloud ?

I'm sure you have considered it, just curious why it's not of any use?

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JonThomasCecil wrote:
Paul wrote:Theres been a slight delay as getting large files to lee is proving a pita, there's no quick free way to send a 2.5gb file other than by post and USB stick.

Part 4 being filmed today which has added another part to the series of now 11 videos once ive done this one ill get them off to lee.

Part 4 Wing sections, glueing and filling.


1 Cockpits, airbrushing and hand painting
2 Cockpit weathering
3 Fuselages, glueing, filling, sanding.
4 Wing sections, gluing and filling.
5 Rescribing and masking canopies
6 Airbush Priming and preshading
7 Masking Camo patterns (splinter in this case) ill also cover other techniques.
8 Airbrushing including cleaning techniques
9 Clear coats, including gloss and Matt
10 Decaling
11 Finishing touches, antenna wires, weathering etc
Is 'dropbox' of no use or similar 'depots' in the Cloud ?

I'm sure you have considered it, just curious why it's not of any use?

JTC
We tried Dropbox, one vid got through fine a 1gb file took about 2.5 hours to upload.
I'm on Virgin media and my 3mbps upload I guess isn't great as the 2.5 GB file I tried to send the other day even after uploading for 6hours was still showing between 10 hours and 26 days (yes days) to upload.
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It'll be worth the effort though Paul.
These vids are a fantastic resource.
It's pretty much a must I'd say.
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"We tried Dropbox, one vid got through fine a 1gb file took about 2.5 hours to upload.
I'm on Virgin media and my 3mbps upload I guess isn't great as the 2.5 GB file I tried to send the other day even after uploading for 6hours was still showing between 10 hours and 26 days (yes days) to upload."

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1 Gb at 3 MBs up taking 2.5 hours sounds about right; the rest smells/sounds a bit fishy?
(3Mbs 60 = 180 MB/min x 60 = 1.08 GB pr hour)

I subscribe to wireless broadband = amazing speed, but towards the end of the first month the speed was down to a crawl …. Turns out I am on a quota of 20GB/month. Could that possibly explain the inconsistencies you are experiencing; something similar?

My understanding is that ‘storage in the Cloud’ is supposed to work/perform much better than has been your experience?

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JonThomasCecil wrote:"We tried Dropbox, one vid got through fine a 1gb file took about 2.5 hours to upload.
I'm on Virgin media and my 3mbps upload I guess isn't great as the 2.5 GB file I tried to send the other day even after uploading for 6hours was still showing between 10 hours and 26 days (yes days) to upload."

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1 Gb at 3 MBs up taking 2.5 hours sounds about right; the rest smells/sounds a bit fishy?
(3Mbs 60 = 180 MB/min x 60 = 1.08 GB pr hour)

I subscribe to wireless broadband = amazing speed, but towards the end of the first month the speed was down to a crawl …. Turns out I am on a quota of 20GB/month. Could that possibly explain the inconsistencies you are experiencing; something similar?

My understanding is that ‘storage in the Cloud’ is supposed to work/perform much better than has been your experience?

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I did think that, I'm trying it again now and it's saying 2-3 hours so will see what it does.

I use FTP for emodels and that works fine, takes about 2hours for a 1.5-2.5 GB video.
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Paul,

"I did think that, I'm trying it again now and it's saying 2-3 hours so will see what it does.

I use FTP for emodels and that works fine, takes about 2hours for a 1.5-2.5 GB video."

Good luck...since this is really becoming a bit OT.

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JonThomasCecil wrote:Paul,

"I did think that, I'm trying it again now and it's saying 2-3 hours so will see what it does.

I use FTP for emodels and that works fine, takes about 2hours for a 1.5-2.5 GB video."

Good luck...since this is really becoming a bit OT.

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It's no problem going off topic, I can clean the thread up at a later date.
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Paul,

Curious, how did the upload/transfer of files go? Anything new on segments 3-11?

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Yeah number 3 sent fine took about 3 hours in total to send via drop box just need lee to upload it and remove from the Dropbox folder (3gb limit) and then I can send him part 4 which I filmed and edited yesterday.
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