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こんばんは。 チャットが出来なくなってますね､､､。

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I love how you painted those pilots. Do you have a video showing your technique?

綺麗に塗装されてますね、素晴らしい

From what I can see it looks really good, but I think your camera is having a hard time focusing because its blurry in your workspace even at 1080p.

I really enjoy these longer videos. Watching the process as well as scoping out your work area adds more interest. Good job!

Don’t worry about the English mistakes. I’ve admired your work for years and its good to see how you do it.

Hello, and thanks for the great tip on riveting the unreachable curves on the fuselage using transparent tape and the riveter. The translation is great, and I dont really pay much attention to the typo errors / misspellings. Have a nice day, and thanks again :-D

それは何の部品ですか？

お邪魔します

Good to see you put a video out.

Life is too short to rivet. 🙄

Hi. I saw your models on japanese website and i happened to find your youtube channel. Have you stopped making videos? I really wondered how could you make model's surface glossy.

I have riveted a 1/48 J2M3 last year and am working on a J2M5 now, and found that there are differences between the drawings of Matsuba Minoru and the kit that I had to account for and modify to fit the kit. I see you have the J2M2, I have been looking for that here (Canada) for a while now. The Raiden is my favourite Japanese Naval aircraft, so I hope to find all 1/32 versions (I have all of them in 1/48 by Hasegawa, haha).

Translation was great , I understood everything. You tips on using a compass and the tape are great, I will have to keep those in mind when I work on my next build (1/32 Ki-84 prototype). One tip about the rivets not meeting at the spine and belly of the fuselage would be to draw the lines on both halves first, then put them together to see if they meet before you rivet one side. I found this is also important for the wing leading edges.

Thanks for the great video. I’ve only recently started riveting and so far I have only done it on 1/48 aircraft with a Rosie, and haven’t found the need to round out the holes like you have (which makes your result look really great). Instead of measuring by hand, I draw the rivet lines over top of the 3 view in the instructions, and then send it to my Cameo to cut templates out of Oramask 813. It’s a long process to design and cut these but once I have the templates, riveting goes very fast. This doesn’t work for the vertical station rivets in the fuselage because of the curve, so instead I cut smaller squares (actually trapezoids) and lay them along the rivet line. Being smaller pieces, I am able to place them along the fuselage curve and get a straight line. This is the hardest part of riveting, and sometimes you need to just trust your eyes.

Your work is fantastic, my friend. Greetings from Brazil. I invite you to see my military dioramas on my channel in KZbin. I made a model of Akagi using only recyclable material.

Very good. I have subscribed.

Hi Yowske! Thanks for the video, you’re English is coming along. When you get to making a video, I think a stressed skin instruction would be very good to publish. Your work is very good and especially the stressed skin is inspiring.

Thank you for the detailed explanations, Yôsuke-san. I'm having a hard time determining where the rivets are placed. I'm building a 1/48 A6M2 21-shiki by Tamiya. Thank you again 👍 🤗

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