Global Scale Modeller

Hey Guys,

I finally "took the plunge" and started up a YouTube channel

My first content is a review of the 1/72 scale TS-11 "Iskra" aircraft kit from ARMA Hobby.

I made a ton of mistakes, but hopyfully I will get better as I go

Constructive criticism is welcome - I'm really trying to get better at this.
Leave a comment here or in the comments field on YouTube

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Tommy

Nice video, well done.

chief5437 wrote: Sun Mar 05, 2017 2:11 pm Nice video, well done.

Thanks Chief, for those kind words


Tommy

Good video Tom. The first one is scary isn't it? There's a sub on its way..

Joesdad wrote: Sun Mar 05, 2017 4:55 pm Good video Tom. The first one is scary isn't it? There's a sub on its way..

Thanks for those nice words and for the sub!

I would say "scared devoid of the brown stuff"

For the next one I will prepare myself better; for example checking the autofocus and make a script so I know what to say


Tommy

TommyKillander wrote: Sun Mar 05, 2017 9:46 pm

Joesdad wrote: Sun Mar 05, 2017 4:55 pm Good video Tom. The first one is scary isn't it? There's a sub on its way..

Thanks for those nice words and for the sub!

I would say "scared devoid of the brown stuff"

For the next one I will prepare myself better; for example checking the autofocus and make a script so I know what to say


Tommy

Tom, I wouldn't write a script, make it up as you go along it'd sound a lot more natural... that's my opinion anyway

Joesdad wrote: Thu Mar 09, 2017 10:17 pm Tom, I wouldn't write a script, make it up as you go along it'd sound a lot more natural... that's my opinion anyway

You´re probably right about that - maybe I just need to keep on posting stuff, I will hopefully get better over time


Tommy

Wohoo!

New post up with a stash update and unstructured mumbling about what I plan to do with these kits...

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Tommy

New video up for the reveal of my latest build.

This time you don't have to endure my "Volvo-English"

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Tommy

Hey Guys!

Here's a build-log and reveal video for my Trumpeter 1/72 Sea Fury FB.11

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Hope you enjoy it!


Tommy

Incoming !!!!

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Tommy

This is a couple of months old build that I have done a video on. If the future of image hosting gets worse I'm thinking of an alternative way of publishing my buildthreads when they are finished. Please share your thoughs about the format (here or comment on YouTube) if you like it or not.

I have no plans to stop doing buildthreads on the Forum and post stuff on Facebook, I'm just not trusting Photobucket, Flickr and other image hosting sites as my only source of sharing my work

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Tommy

Hey Guys!

Inbox review of the Takom 1/35 T29E3 U.S. Heavy Tank kit #2064.
Close look at the sprues, tow cable, decals and assembly instructions. Also my conclusion and thoughts about this kit.

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Tommy

Hey Guys!

Here's a build I did for the "Homeland GB"

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Hope you like it!


Tommy

Hey Guys,

Here's some tips on using a Silhouette Portrait electronic cutting tool to make your own paint masks

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Tommy

Hi Tommy - that Silhouette cutter looks like a really interesting piece of kit - have you used it at all for Cammo masks yet?

Ok weekend goal is to go through all your vids and subscribe
Do I just sit at my desk all work day and watch videos??? Ya, I would if I could but I can't

Tomcat64 wrote: Thu Oct 19, 2017 4:54 pm Hi Tommy - that Silhouette cutter looks like a really interesting piece of kit - have you used it at all for Cammo masks yet?

No, I haven't done that yet.
But it sounds like an interesting idea; It would be great for a flat surface where you want to have a hard edge cammo.


Tommy

Twokidsnosleep wrote: Thu Oct 19, 2017 5:01 pm Ok weekend goal is to go through all your vids and subscribe
Do I just sit at my desk all work day and watch videos??? Ya, I would if I could but I can't

You're welcome, but don't put your expectations to high


Tommy

Subscribed!
I like your soft spoken style and the view into your cave and modelling space is great!!
You are braver than me, wouldn't put my ugly mug out there for all to see

TommyKillander wrote: Thu Oct 19, 2017 6:26 pm

Tomcat64 wrote: Thu Oct 19, 2017 4:54 pm Hi Tommy - that Silhouette cutter looks like a really interesting piece of kit - have you used it at all for Cammo masks yet?

No, I haven't done that yet.
But it sounds like an interesting idea; It would be great for a flat surface where you want to have a hard edge cammo.


Tommy

Yep I was initially wondering if it could be used for WWII camo but then got to thinking that it might be useful for some of the digital stuff as well... I guess the trick would be to work out the curves to make it work on fuselage...

Tomcat64 wrote: Thu Oct 19, 2017 8:35 pm

TommyKillander wrote: Thu Oct 19, 2017 6:26 pm

Tomcat64 wrote: Thu Oct 19, 2017 4:54 pm Hi Tommy - that Silhouette cutter looks like a really interesting piece of kit - have you used it at all for Cammo masks yet?

No, I haven't done that yet.
But it sounds like an interesting idea; It would be great for a flat surface where you want to have a hard edge cammo.


Tommy

Yep I was initially wondering if it could be used for WWII camo but then got to thinking that it might be useful for some of the digital stuff as well... I guess the trick would be to work out the curves to make it work on fuselage...

Yeah, I would approach it like that. Also it's not forbidden to just make the most complicated parts with cutting machine and use regular masking tape for the rest...

One thing I have in mind is to make a full sheet of splinter cammo patterns in different scales, which can be used to just cover a surface if you want to have a splinter cammo on it. I'm thinking of airbrushing my desktop computer housing with Swedish 4-colour splinter cammo (like the one popular on SAAB Viggen aircrafts). Or on a mobile phone shell

Another thing is to make a couple of "utility-sheets" with roundels, stripes, arcs and other stuff in different sizes that are useful for masking - like the precut sheets from Maketar.


Tommy

From the Warring Weather GB:

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Tommy

Build-log and Reveal video for my entry in the Feline Fever GB

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Tommy

Stash update!

And my plans for 2018

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Tommy

Marking to watch later...wife still asleep so no videos in bed else DEATH!!!!

Cool bunch of kits Tommy!

Excellent video and I love your kits....just need a Bomber, mate!!!

Two comments:

You are well spoken and remind me of this guy for some reason. The most interesting man in the world


For the Volkswagen van, I have always wanted to do a beach diorama like this.....

they seem to attract girls in skimpy outfits

And yes, I am rather strange

DrSprue wrote: Sun Jan 21, 2018 6:18 pm Cool bunch of kits Tommy!

Thanks Tony!
Hope to build them one day
I actually started the Yak-130 today so I guess that I'm OK

Twokidsnosleep wrote: Sun Jan 21, 2018 6:44 pm Excellent video and I love your kits....just need a Bomber, mate!!!

Two comments:

You are well spoken and remind me of this guy for some reason. The most interesting man in the world

Thanks Scott !
I have no problemo being associated with that guy

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For the Volkswagen van, I have always wanted to do a beach diorama like this.....

they seem to attract girls in skimpy outfits

And yes, I am rather strange

How strange; when I saw the kit in the shop the first thing that came to my mind was to make a beach dio with a scratchbuilt wooden surfboard strapped to a roof rack. Never thought about adding a girl, but hey I can adapt


Tommy

The Build-log and Reveal for the Kfir C7 that I built for "The Holy Land" SiG

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Tommy

Hey Guys!

It's been a while since I updated my channel with some content; here's my latest project a DIY static grass applicator

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Tommy

Excellent.
Thats as good a `how to` on static applicators as I`ve seen.
The science is simple and the components are almost free thanks to the `Poundland bug zapper`.
Pound shops in Sweden ? thought they`d be dearer than that.

Excellent
I left a comment on the video

barrythornton wrote: Tue Jul 24, 2018 4:55 pm Excellent.
Thats as good a `how to` on static applicators as I`ve seen.
The science is simple and the components are almost free thanks to the `Poundland bug zapper`.
Pound shops in Sweden ? thought they`d be dearer than that.

Thanks Barry

There a lot of shops like that in Sweden, one of the biggest ones is called Gekås/Ullared and people get there from all parts of Sweden to shop. It even has it's own TV-show (and a camping!)

Twokidsnosleep wrote: Tue Jul 24, 2018 8:43 pm Excellent
I left a comment on the video

Thanks Scott, noted with great thanks !
I'm glad you liked it.


Tommy

I created a Facebook-group a while ago, but haven't really used it for anything until now.

I will use it for announcements and posting WIP stuff.

Feel free to join

https://www.facebook.com/groups/564045017135695/


Tommy

This is a reveal for a build I did a couple of years ago.

I spent 3-4 times the cost of the kit on aftermarket
..and I was so nervous to mess it up




Tommy

Great work on the Draken build & video Tommy!

I love that double-delta shape - a real thoroughbred.

Tomcat64 wrote: Tue Aug 28, 2018 4:49 pm Great work on the Draken build & video Tommy!

I love that double-delta shape - a real thoroughbred.

Thanks Neil

Yeah, it's an iconic design, best looking fighter aircraft along with the F-104 Starfighter, I think


Tommy

More Swedish stuff




Tommy

Here's a vlog from the Art In Miniature Model Expo in Gothenburg.




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My B2 Spirit that I built for the Bomber SiG




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Finished builds this year




Tommy

Hello!

Here's my Build-log and Reveal video of the Academy 1/72 F-22A build for Neil's "Non ISM 1/72 & 1/76 S.I.G" :




Tommy

Hey Guys,

My first civilian build

I built this as my entry in Paul's Muscle-car build a while ago.




Tommy

Looks good. The wood trim is very nice and a overall good result

Regards,
Brian

theoneaeon wrote: Thu Jan 17, 2019 8:58 pm Looks good. The wood trim is very nice and a overall good result

Regards,
Brian

Thanks Brian!


Tommy

Here's a build I did a couple of years ago




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Another old build (this was my entry for the PTO GB)




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Tommy

Pixel-panzer!




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