1/350 Tirpitz (Revell) Assembling part1

[@Hybridchld]

I just got back into ship building after an 11 year gap and it was because I saw this kit and fell in love! Then I saw how small the PE was and panicked! I've been building up my skills and learning new techniques for about a year now so that I can do this kit justice. Mine will never be as good as yours but I really can't wait to see more, what you've done so far has been excellent!

[@EbroinSong]

Thank you for the compliment =) I hope you build your Tirpitz better than mine.

[@doubleheadedeagle6769]

Been modeling for over 30 years. I’m grateful that I can appreciate vids like this.Well done, very well put together vid. If even one kid watching this gets inspired.......😉

[@PaladinJenkis]

This guy can build a friggin space staion with just Magic Sculpt and a toothpick.... geeez.

[@braddavis4276]

I Built a Model of The TITANIC , I spent 2 and half weeks to build it ! I went way beyond the instructions , It was Beautiful and the Detail was something to see ! I was very Proud of my self ! A job WELL DONE !

[@andrewerntell4775]

Holy smoke, just when I thought you couldn't do anything more fiddly than the 20mm AA guns, you go and make bolt heads for a secondary turret! Far to fiddly for my old eyes to even attempt, but I am in awe of your skills and patience. Thanks for sharing and a brilliant job, well done!

[@EbroinSong]

Thank you for the compliment =)

[@pimpulinek]

I can't believe what I'm seeing. You're an artist. I have a Tirpitz siting in my closed for last 2 years and thanks to you I'm going to start building tomorrow.

[@legogenius1667]

This belongs in a museum. Seriously. Amazing work!

[@andreferro4618]

It is amazing the levels of dexterity and accuracy that you display! You are able to do things with no measurement just controling by eye, every single detail that has to be ploted! The barrel boots are a masterpiece! I have said before when I have made other comments that you are more than a modeler, an ARTIST! I say that again! The way you do, I have never seen before in my whole life! You are blessed my friend! Keep doing your passion because this gives you a real life! Not just an existence, the way many of us, do...

[@EbroinSong]

Thank you for the compliment.=) And I hope you also watch and like my works in future. Greetings from Korea.

[@andreferro4618]

@@EbroinSong Of course I will!

[@michaellizotte2675]

Thank you! You are a master at your craft and I am certain that many modelers will greatly appreciate getting to learn more about your techniques. Cheers!

[@julianbowen7112]

This is the first video of yours i've seen, and I will be watching your older videos. Detailing models at this scale is amazing. Keep modifying these kits, mere mortals can simply follow the instructions.

[@EbroinSong]

Thank you for watching, I hope you enjoy my other videos, too. I'll keep modifying my future kits, as much correct as I can. =)

[@Austrian-Painter-88]

Unreal! You should be extremely proud of your work. A model like this is a real achievement. I’m currently making the Revel 1/350 Bismarck (which I imagine is almost identical to your model) and have put it down and procrastinated multiple times. Your video is giving me the motivation to finish it off. I wish I had put after market guns and stuff on mine though, might go back and remake those parts.

[@EbroinSong]

Thank you for the compliments =) I would procrastinate if I don't do KZbin. The compliments from people like you keep me motivated. And good luck with your Bismarck. Metal barrels always look cooler than plastic barrels.

[@jeffhoward1000]

Tom, I have one question. Not to knock Ebroin for his level of building which is God Level but, do you think doing one complete model straight through would give the best results? I mean work on it for a few days and take a few days off. That is how I do my Models

[@kevinm3751]

Your attention to detail is awesome! Thanks for sharing your build with us, this is a huge help since I too love building ships!

[@EbroinSong]

Thank you for watching as always! =)

[@ihsvictrix]

it almost makes cry, he is so good. Amazing. The first minute I thought another amateur and then...boommm I cannot believe it. Bravo, great work. I will watch the rest of the videos for sure. Thanks for making them.

[@TwinIonEngines]

The canvas work on the guns is SO good, you're a fantastic sculptor! And the patience of a god

[@JohnMarkM]

I am lost for words. Your attention to detail and skill with small details is flat out beyond my ability to comprehend. Excellent and amazing work!!!

[@EbroinSong]

Thank you for the compliment =)

[@joeywever9194]

and i thought it was a succes when I finished a build without it being covered in glue and fingerprints... love the video mate, you are very talented

[@EbroinSong]

Thank you!

[@aaronrodriguez2898]

Wow! Crazy skillz and and patience. Dude spent more time on that one turret than I spend building an entire kit!

[@brandonb1681]

Cool. I have found a playlist I can watch this weekend while snowed in. TY. Making all those rivets with epoxy sculpt was epic detail.

[@parascalemodels]

The sad truth...nobody but a modeller will ever appreciate all the hard work that is going into this. Awesome work BTW. KUTGW!!

[@EbroinSong]

Thank you for the compliments =)

[@steves8482]

Never seen anyone build a quad 20mm atom by atom before - I built a 1/35 flakvierling and all the barrels ended up pointing in different directions, like an old toothbrush ... Amazing stuff and a great talent - keep it up!

[@EbroinSong]

Thank you Steve! =)

[@frankschroth4038]

You are truly a artist. I wouldn't even have the patience to handle such small pieces. And your eye for details is amazing. Wow. Thank you for sharing the video!!! Frank Germany

[@EbroinSong]

Thank you for the compliment. =)

[@EbroinSong]

From Korea

[@TParkcasual]

Wow your putty work on the 16" "Gun-Boots" is amazing! Such attention to detail will always result in Wizardry.

[@EbroinSong]

Thank you for the compliments. =)

[@hl1796]

correcting kit mistake is something i rarely see,it good to able to see a master doing that, thank you Ebroin

[@m6087]

I am very happy to discover your expertise. Your mastery is a motivational path. Thank you.

[@EbroinSong]

I am glad you enjoyed my video, thank you =)

[@jacquescleghorn]

you are a legend!!! Really love your love you put into your works and make it look SO easy! You are probably one my favorite modellers out there. I would love to see a 1/350 modern cvn class carrier build by you. Currently doing the CVN 65 and its quite a challenge. Watching your videos give me inspiration to move forward on my builds :)

[@EbroinSong]

Thank you for the compliments =). I'll consider to do modern warships, I'd never thought of that somehow.

[@hermask815]

when I did planes as a kid you’d see my fingerprints all over the model from the glue on my hands.

[@Norseraider84]

‘What is this !? A bettleship for ants!?’ Nice work ! 🤘🏻

[@officialjohnsutton5580]

This guy: makes the most smallest realistic pieces for the ship Me: can’t even place a turret into a hole

[@andrewgillis3073]

"Just follow the PE instructions" Yeah, right! Some of us don't have the microscope eyes and the steadiness of a brain surgeon. Still, practice makes mastery. I also notice he has more than one kit...

[@marcush3734]

Love your work , and with all this extra work you put down , this modell is going to be just stunning!

[@brianfoley4328]

This one of the best videos of model building I've seen...excellent, I learned several great techniques...Thanks for sharing.

[@EbroinSong]

Thank you for the compliment =)

[@cchristner]

Brilliant job! I was especially impressed by your using sculpting putty to create weld lines--it really adds authenticity. And I've rarely seen riveting added to ships, usually it's done for aircraft.

[@disceva6443]

Excellent work on moulding the barrel covers on the turrets.

[@EbroinSong]

Thank you =)

[@michaellizotte2675]

Your work is inspirational, I have never seen such workmanship with such basic tools! Would you consider taking sections of this video like the turrets and the AA weapons and showing them at normal speed? I am sure many modelers would love to learn your technics. Thank You for sharing your work and expertise! 👍👍

[@EbroinSong]

Thank you for the compliments. =) OK, I'll consider to upload the sections, but I gotta finish Tirpitz first.

[@chadguessford824]

Omg what amazing skills you have especially with the sculpting clay. Ebroin thanks for sharing your skills with us it was an honor to watch a master atbwork.

[@sooo1105]

너무나 멋진 작업기입니다. 스컬피 다루는건 매우 신기하네요!!

[@EbroinSong]

감사합니다 ^^

[@gunarskonrads]

Watching this, makes me wish and work hard to be better! Thanks for sharing Ebroin, your work its amazing.

[@smithkemp6411]

I bought Tirpitz's brother, battleship Bismarck. Same scale. As I am not a professional, I will follow many tips from his video.

[@patl9296]

amazing work...what a level of precision and attention to detail! What magic sculpt do you use? and what proportion do you mix???

[@EbroinSong]

Thank you, I use this one.www.amazon.com/Magic-Sculpt-Lb-Epoxy-Clay/dp/B003ALAZS8 and the proportion is always 1:1.

[@aercastro82]

A masterpiece in the making. Thanks for sharing your clever ways and techniques. Outstanding job.

[@EbroinSong]

Thank you for the compliment. =)

[@bpp325]

Done by a remarkably talented artist. Thank you for sharing. 👍👍

[@EbroinSong]

Thank you for watching!

[@fernandomarques5166]

I re-watched the IJN Yamato "WoWS Camouflage" video earlier today thinking "It has been a long time since the last video, will he post another one?" and then I pick my phone just to get the notification. Oh, boy. Was I relieved and happy to see another upload. Keep up the good work! Edit: If I may suggest something, do her in the brown and green "Norwegian Fjord pattern"

[@EbroinSong]

Thank you for waiting and compliment. =) I will think about the Fjord pattern.

[@fernandomarques5166]

Thank you for replying and for looking into my suggestion.

[@Advent22mix]

So happy every time I see a new video from you!

[@EbroinSong]

Thank you for watching, hope you enjoyed the video=)

[@EbroinSong]

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[@JASHVEER22]

Great video. Keep the good work

[@sm4231]

Hello Sir, You are a true craftsman. I am new to model building and started as a rehabilitation for my injuries. I am working on a 1/400 Tirpitz. Trying to follow your lead on these videos. Can I ask " how do you get your Magic Sculpt to go on so smooth? " I cannot seem to get mine to be as soft and have a difficult time getting it to spread as easy. Thank you for the inspiration.

[@EbroinSong]

Thank you for the comment. Magic Sculpt is sticky, to reduce the stickiness, I apply petroleum jelly to my tools. Less stickiness, more smooth. And after sculpting, I rub the surface with soft brush soaked with lacquer thinner. I hope this reply helps your build, and good luck with your rehabilitation.

[@sm4231]

@@EbroinSong Thank you for that tip. I will give that a try. Keep up the outstanding work.

[@s10wd0wnab1t]

Thank you, great work! Thinking of giving my 1/350 Missouri a go (after sitting on top of my shelf for one year)

[@PanzerLoli916]

I like to build 1/35 scale tank models, and you my friend are a wizard. Guys like you give me the drive to continue improving and continue working on new models. Truly amazing work and thank you again for motivating this humble modeler, I have a 1/35 Sherman Jumbo to finish.

[@EbroinSong]

And compliments from people like you keep me going to build models from start to finish. Thank you.

[@intercitydude]

Well said.

[@jagdpanther2224]

The music like watching a thriller movie! I feel very panic ! Hobby making should be a relax one! But I do like your expertise of making model warship! I also has a 1/350 Trumpeter Slava crusier of Soviet Navy under construction with less complicated than your Bismarck! Goodluck Mr! Keep that spirit of good works!

[@pmacedo6778]

Amazing work! The blast bags are fantastic! Learned a lot! Many thxs!

[@ryburnsjr]

I'm planning to start the "yamato" soon.watching you work your magic on this ship gives me so many ideas"

[@EbroinSong]

Thank you! and Good luck with your Yamato.

[@Yuchelou]

Nice touches on the model! Really like the details on the turrets! Keep up the good work and I look forward to your next video!

[@EbroinSong]

Thank you for the compliments. =)

[@Ccccccccccsssssssssss]

Amazing video and craftsmanship! Thanks so much for posting this it's fun to watch. If I might make a humble suggestion with regard to filming: You should use more lighting and stop up your aperture so you your depth of field is not so tight. In so much of the footage your finger or something like that will be in focus, but the work piece, which is only an inch or so away, is very out of focus. Just a friendly suggestion, and thanks again for showing your amazing work!

[@darkknight1340]

I was trying to decide which 1/350 Tirpitz kit I should buy,looks like I've found it!.The canvas effect on the turret to gun aperture looks incredible.

[@peanut1412]

Ebroin I dare you to build a kit following the instructions the whole way

[@TyroniuzOz]

Bahahahahaaa..... now thats funny right there....

[@pepehidalgo6651]

Your challenge is too boring...for him..hahahahahaha...I have the same kit...and to me is good enought as difficult even an out of the box building..

[@pepehidalgo6651]

@Johnny Greeko L.O.L.

[@qkaskrmsp]

I can't wait until the model completed. Wonderful.

[@anthonyrosa5006]

Holy crap, thats awesome detail on that metal etch AA gun turret.

[@solusquinto3086]

Wow ... simply wow ... what a crazy work! I have to see Part 2!!

[@BunnyUK]

Yes... when do we see Part 2? 🙏🏼

[@EbroinSong]

@ Bunny, I am now editing the clips now. I probably finish it in 2-3 days.

[@BunnyUK]

Ebroin Song - I am excited to watch it, thanks for your hard work and sharing!

[@timothyfoleyjr2796]

Incredible work, I’m very impressed.

[@HarryHoudiniModels]

I admire your skills and dexterity... will be watching the next episode

[@EbroinSong]

Thank you for watching!=)

[@lebarosky]

This is amazing. The scope of detail and your skills are truly remarkable. I am familiar with your reference book, in its Bismarck version. I didn't know a book with the same level of detail had been published about the Tirpitz.

[@EbroinSong]

Thank you for the compliments =) It is a great book, I wouldn't be able to build those details without the book.

[@barrykent9877]

I must say -incredible work!

[@hawaiiancane1]

Excellent work on all areas. You are a skilled modeler!

[@feanorn8409]

Prejustice: "World of Warships music, must be a amateur." Few seconds later: O_o

[@EbroinSong]

Well, an amateur for KZbin. =)

[@pepehidalgo6651]

Amazing video...!! You are a Hard core plastic modeller........I like too much your abilities with that sculpy and knifes and you make it seems so easy.....THUMBS UP FOR YOU..!

[@EbroinSong]

Thank you for the compliments!=)

[@fulda1144]

Insane level of modeling. I need smaller hands and brand new eyes 😢

[@jeffhoward1000]

Not that hard to ghet close like that. I have huge hand and I work on Computer Components with tweezers and a Magnifying Glass

[@viewfromtheroad2656]

Nice! If you ever visit the Palm Springs, Calif. area, you must see the model ships at the Palm Springs Air Museum. They have an example of the Mighty Mo, BB63. It's got to be 10 feet long and loaded with maximum detail!

[@EbroinSong]

I used to live in Irvine, CA. Damn, how couldn't I notice that there is an awesome museum nearby? Too bad I left US and settled in Korea.

[@michaelmichael5643]

I am humbled by your skills ….

[@Holystone48]

You are truly an artist!

[@Don_Camillo]

Very nice ! I can learn much things from your fine work and got to look at first for magic sculpt😁

[@EbroinSong]

I am glad you are learning things form my videos =)

[@mikelritchjr5911]

You do some incredibly detailed work. I'm learning a lot of tips & tricks from watching your videos , especially patients. Lol I wanted to ask , what make of cutters is it that you use.

[@sopwithpuppy]

Masterful work!. If I might be so bold to point out something to you... It is better to cut PE on a ceramic tile or metal base, as cutting it on the "soft", moveable surface of a cutting mat causes it to bend slightly, necessitating re-flattening. I think perhaps you already know this, and were just cutting corners.

[@EbroinSong]

Thank you. My blades were worn out too quickly when I used metal plate. I am planning to use Acrylic plate for cutting base soon, though.

[@markallinson4935]

fantastic attention to detail...I really love the canvas covers around the main guns, but a question.... On the secondary turrets you are adding missing 'bolt' detail (or are they rivets?) with sculpy. How big are the real thing supposed to be? I think they are missing as even a 0.5mm blob would represent a bolt with an across the flats distance of 175mm... HUGE!

[@EbroinSong]

Thank you for the compliment. I guess rivets are better expression. I don't know exact size of the rivets. because they are so small, I barely make rivet shapes on the plate.

[@richardhirst7810]

Amazing work,you have so much patience.👍👍

[@cyrilhansell7365]

that was fasinating you must have good eye sight and plenty of time lovley job

[@shaoyangsun8775]

wow this is whole different level, bravo my friend

[@mikelritchjr5911]

Love the work you do , I'm a novice & trying to learn tips n tricks along the way. I noticed you were burning the pe on the AA as you built them . May I ask why you do that.

[@EbroinSong]

Thank you for the comment! I was burning the superglue because I put PE wrong way. The heat instantly breaks the adhesion between the parts.

[@kevinmorales6765]

Que trabajo de detalles mis felicitaciones

[@jeromeburiel965]

The levels on the detail are insane

[@SansP3ur]

You're friggin' amazing. I use MagicSculpt for sculpting, so I'm curious how well it adheres to plastic. What's the earliest model you used MagicSculpt on? Has there ever been any delamination or other general bonding issues?

[@EbroinSong]

Thank you! Magic Sculpt isn't very adheres to plastic but I can enhance it by applying extra thin plastic cement after sculpting is done. There's been some delamination when the compound are not mixed properly or not hardened completely. And rarely there are bit of distortion, but not much. In general, I love this substance.

[@alanstewart582]

Insane genius modelling, this is why I only kit collect

[@김기범-y6e]

항상 잘 보고있습니다. 다음 영상이 기대되네요

[@EbroinSong]

감사합니다 ^^

[@ВИКТОРЧЕ-я4з]

Да ты маньяк, братишка! В хорошем смысле этого слова!

[@EbroinSong]

Спасибо!

[@joelhart4027]

Incredible attention to detail

[@rede3616]

Amazing! I couldn't attach such tiny Parts. Great work

[@EbroinSong]

Thank you =)

[@davidbishop1570]

The quality of your work is amazing! Where did you get the approximate size of the hull plates so you could scrib and do the rivet detail? I am about to embark on the 1/350 Tamiya Bismark which will be my first ship model.

[@scale7291]

잘 봤습니다.. 정말 황금손 소유자시군요..

[@EbroinSong]

감사합니다 ^^

[@andreasapostolopoulos2131]

I am very glad that I discovered this channel! Superb skills and building steps. Also! Great background music, taken from one of my favorite games, World Of Warships. Subscribed!

[@EbroinSong]

Thank you for subscribing my channel! =)

[@andreasapostolopoulos2131]

@@EbroinSong thank you for your superb channel :)

[@Hichatsu]

You want to do a Tirpitz? get the Tamiya 1:350 one, no need for putty, its an excellent build, I find Revell Plastics not very good and thin. Good luck with your build.

[@EbroinSong]

I built Tamiya's Tirpitz long time ago, it was very very old kit, older than me. It wasn't very pleasant to build that old kit, wrong proportion, wrong detail.. worse than revell's on detail-wise. I don't remember about its fitting and plastics though, not bad I guess.

[@Hichatsu]

@@EbroinSong I have built both German battleships and I think I only ever used putty once, both my models were bought back in 1990's and in my honest opinion I preferred building them to the Revell 1/350 New Jersey. Like I said it's up to the model maker's preference. I am looking forward to the rest of the build :)

[@GnOmen100]

Great job, greetings from Poland !!!

[@lostthe80s]

What an amazing piece of work !

[@TSimo113]

How old are you and when did you sell your soul to the Devil for such amazing skills?

[@EbroinSong]

I am 36 years old, and I sold my soul about 10 years ago.

[@pepehidalgo6651]

@@EbroinSong OH MY GOD........... If I had known that before....!!!..hahahahahaha

[@pepehidalgo6651]

I NEVER HAVE SEEN NO ONE DOING THINGS LIKE THE WAY this GUY DO..!!

[@richardsevers7686]

Amazing work. Have learned a great deal in two videos.

[@scotsbear1]

What brand is the magic sculpt that you use? Looks like brilliant stuff!!!

[@EbroinSong]

www.amazon.com/Magic-Sculpt-Lb-Epoxy-Clay/dp/B003AL71FI This is the one I am using. =)

[@danielbritton8588]

Nice. Real big & nice. I know it's story so well. I have an urge to do the 4 ships that clashed when the Hood was blown up. Some Germans were diabolically evil beyond compare but, the German Navy was a normal foe who built nice stuff. U-boats were just doing their job. They did it well, but, their surface ships did not have much action success. Their Raiders did better than their capital ships. The Bismarck tried but did not last long. Nice video. Enjoy the adventure. Thanks.

[@EbroinSong]

Thank you for the compliments.

[@Christoff1996]

I’m a fan of the battleship Tirpitz and was thinking about building her at some point, only just learned of this 1/350 kit and I’m currently trying hard not to buy one as I have a few kits already! This video certainly didn’t help as you show wonderful modelling skills in the construction of this kit and the kit itself looks amazing!

[@EbroinSong]

Thank you for the compliment! =) I hope you enjoy your Tirpitz if you are planning to build one. =)

[@shaun1293]

What sorcery is this?

[@Manuel1976]

This is amazing! At 27:11, after sandpaper, what do you use to smooth the surface? No trace of putty...

[@Manuel1976]

27:00, sorry

[@EbroinSong]

It is 1000 surfacer from GSI Creos.

[@Qichar]

Wow, you are really, really, really good with a toothpick.

[@georgedistel1203]

P.E. should have been around when I was younger, at 62 and loaded with arthritis I'm almost ready to start drinking. Another problem you may be able to help me with, resin parts I have problems sometime attaching them is there one type of glue better than another for attaching resin parts?

[@EbroinSong]

I use Loctite 401 and Alaska 610 for resin and PE parts. Alaska 610 can be replaced with Axia 031. Loctite 401 is gooey and dries slower. And Axia 031 and Alaska 610 are very thin and dry very quickly and more firmly.

[@georgedistel1203]

@@EbroinSong are you in the US? I've never heard of Alaska610 or Axia031 are they available in local hobby stores or on line only. I will be looking after this reply to you I gave up on my Jadgtiger resin interior 2 years ago very frustrating.

[@EbroinSong]

No, I am living in Korea, both of them are very easy to get here, and I though one of them is available in USA at least.

[@KobY_00]

im thinking of getting this model after i finish my bismarck but not sure im ready for the photo etch

[@LuisFernandez-zd7xp]

Great video , I have a question for you what model car do you recommend to start in this world?

[@EbroinSong]

Thank you, I know not much about the car models, but I would start with Tamiya's if I were you.