1/32 ProModeler Bf-109G-4 build (Part-1 Cockpit)

In this video, I am going to do an in-depth build of the Bf-109G-4. I will go over all things I do to weather a cockpit.
0:00 - Intro
0:38 - Assembling the Cockpit
4:29 - Priming the Cockpit
7:32 - Painting the Base Color
9:17 - Bleaching the Cockpit
12:04 - Post-Shading
15:44 - Dry brushing
18:19 - Gloss Coat
19:17 - Adding a Filter
20:44 - Wash Time
24:08 - Matt Varnish
25:24 - Chipping and Dust Effects
30:04 - Final Results

[@juandulanto9650]

👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻😀😀Great build I follow you your progress 😀😀

[@arewethereyetmodeling2196]

Glad you enjoyed the video!

[@tbrob66]

Looks great! Thanks for the tips.

[@Mr_Blootered]

Is it the Mig Ammo Ultra or Standard cement you use? Also, for bleaching the interior panels are you using a 0.2 needle? Would 0.3 work? The reddish brownish colour you use in post shading the recesses - what colour is this please?

[@arewethereyetmodeling2196]

Hi Blootered, it is the Mig Ammo standard liquid quick setting cement. I now have their colored cement and I like it better! It really helps seeing where the cement is flowing. For the bleaching, yes you can use a .3mm or even a .5mm. If you use good trigger control and low psi. The reddish brown color was just a mix I made. You don't need to be super precise with it as it just a shading color. I think I use Vallejo Dark Brown and mixed it with one drop red, one drop black and thinned heavily. Hope this helps!