1/350 Tirpitz (Revell + Scratch Build) Build part15

[@willghezzi]

Every single time I see you uploaded the new Tirpitz video I have to stop everything I'm doing and just watch it. She's my all time favorite ship and you are THE MOST dedicated and skilled modeler I've ever seen on KZbin, I cannot watch any other model of her now because of this, I'm really looking forward to see her done

[@colinritchie1757]

As usual astonishing attention to detail combined with breath-taking painting skills

[@crazylocha2515]

Thanks for the great presentation on how you do this type of weathering and the thoughts behind it. The listing of paints used is extremely helpful for newer modellers as myself. I and am sure many others are most grateful. Thank You

[@ibrahimaliklc531]

This dream series getting closer to an end. I almost grew up with this series, I will be really sad when it ends, you taught amazing things to everyone who follows the series, thank you

[@kovacsj7823]

He can still do another one with the WOWS black camo :)

[@IsKor06]

Wonderful weathering, youe techniques are really something to behold. Thanks for sharing!

[@thanassisveggos627]

You sir are simply amazing! Like watching Michelangelo paint the Sistine Chapel.

[@andreferro4618]

That's always my point! He uses the plastic kit as a canvas to do his work of ART! He is THE BEST!

[@doggonemess1]

Amazing! I'm just getting started learning how to make models look 'lived in'. I'm enjoying it more than building the things in the first place. Plus, I can go back to models I've already built and improve them.

[@ar-rayyan9284]

This is Grandmaster level! Outrageous!

[@CetoFreakingKaiba]

All was amazing but the propeller was simply jaw dropping. I was unsure about the light green you mixed at first but when you applied it, it was simply perfection. Never have I seen someone take that approach for propellers and it's totally mind blowing, and dare I say more convenient than having to deal with a perfectly smooth gold finish. And credit must also be given to your chipping skills, not once does it look out of scale.

[@Batka]

What can I say? OMG, this is simply amazing, again!

[@andreferro4618]

PERFECTION, YOUR NAME IS SONG... That really is an amazing work of pure art!!!!!! Greetings and respect from Brazil. You never stop to amaze me. I would say, you never stop to amaze all of us! 완벽, 너의 이름은 노래야... 정말 순수 예술의 놀라운 작품입니다!!!!!! 브라질에서 인사와 존경을 표합니다. 당신은 나를 놀라게하기 위해 멈추지 않습니다. 당신은 결코 우리 모두를 놀라게 하기 위해 멈추지 않습니다!

[@Daniel_jjj]

외국인 댓 중에 프로펠러에서 입이 벌어졌다는 댓이 있는데, 저도 거기서 감탄을 했습니다. 진짜 대단하십니다.

[@EbroinSong]

감사합니다 ^^ 이번 파트에서 가장 고민한 부분이었는데 잘 나왔나보네요.

[@ralphford4302]

A true masterpiece, i am beyond speechless at incredible work you put into this build

[@ahmedaak1867]

Your works so intricate and all the details come together masterfully. Amazing job.

[@ScorpiusFfM]

This is amazing! I also liked the white-blue background in the finale of this part.

[@tonysquires8207]

Well it's been a long wait but absolutely worth it, perfection again and again with your modelling skills.

[@jamesvarnell9917]

Absolutely amazing, your skills are truly masterful

[@EbroinSong]

Part 1 LINK : kzbin.info/www/bejne/sJmZkmOQgJV4q5I Part 2 LINK : kzbin.info/www/bejne/ZqC8k4OtqNqsnqc Part 3 LINK : kzbin.info/www/bejne/gaSpo3-hYs9pipY Part 4 LINK : kzbin.info/www/bejne/o2bLgIOmepeFg9k Part 5 LINK : kzbin.info/www/bejne/nnK2eXiparCNqdk Part 6 LINK : kzbin.info/www/bejne/o5-2h3aMmNpnnrc Part 7 LINK : kzbin.info/www/bejne/m4Wzp3htjtpkf68 Part 8 LINK : kzbin.info/www/bejne/bqjEpZelnsycms0 Part 9 LINK : kzbin.info/www/bejne/pF7aiXWegalgeKc Part10 LINK : kzbin.info/www/bejne/mKPCnZytrbmgbtk Part11 LINK : kzbin.info/www/bejne/fmbIkqmee9x-oKs Part12 LINK : kzbin.info/www/bejne/j6mXkIN_nMx0hKs Part13 LINK : kzbin.info/www/bejne/iZDaZ3uqj62ZiLM Part14 LINK : kzbin.info/www/bejne/d6WXop-bfNd5bsk Part15 LINK : kzbin.info/www/bejne/hpizqmZspZt-aaM Part16 LINK : kzbin.info/www/bejne/qF6ofquuqb6Whsk

[@hewlett-packardlovecraft2297]

Right on- I had completely forgotten about her. Great job as always, and those propellers turned out wonderful. I know you said you had never done that before, but they turned out looking like it's a technique you've got down pat. Always look forward to your uploads, and you never disappoint. Have a great week.

[@volodymyrbuchak1852]

This is just insane! You realy have skills and passion.

[@Keith1960]

Can't wait to see the build! I want to do the build with the Missouri.

[@virtualpilot.unnamedmemory]

Can't wait to see the final result

[@gerrymonk8840]

You’re brilliant. Thank you for your efforts

[@niksar6817]

MARVELOUS my friend! I was wondering what is not to like here and a couple of lads dislike it...

[@openheart5761]

이번 작품도 기대가 됩니다.

[@Adamslee72]

Epic painting your a master of your art ☺️👍

[@onepunchbud1472]

What a piece of art... So good man 👍

[@inklinggirl6724]

“The Beast” is on the rise

[@andrewschanck3363]

Gorgeous, as always

[@subhasreetalukdar8740]

Best build in your channel

[@michaelkovacic2608]

Outstanding! Especially the chains look like a complete pain to assemble, and I also really like how accurately you painted the capstans in red and green. I thought that the weathering was a bit overdone, but Tirpitz was drydocked for the last time in late 1941. After leaving for Norway in January 1942, she would never see Germany again. So by 1944, the ship would likely have suffered quite severely due to the long exposure to the elements.

[@EbroinSong]

Sea water is very corrosive. A ship becomes very rusty in a few months at the sea. Thank you for the comment

[@russianbias8003]

I will now proceed to imitate that weathering technique on my warspite

[@ВетДок-з9г]

Да ладно.. а ведь скоро Новый Год))) Дай Бог в этом году закончишь 👍

[@andreferro4618]

Such a level of ART and ACCURACY is not supposed to be controlled by ordinary time... You know that... Такой уровень ИСКУССТВА и ТОЧНОСТИ не должен контролироваться обычным временем ... Ты знаешь что...

[@clazy8]

As always, spectacular!

[@davidwallace6811]

Oh Wow! superb stuff

[@fanta_k1982]

whoaa its been +2 years since you starts

[@mcysyt]

Waited for a longtime,nice!

[@nostromo4526]

very realistic and dirty

[@steves8482]

Some people say that nothing is perfect. Ignore them.

[@foreverplastickits138]

*The only purpose of this war vessel was to be a target for the RAF ... such a pity! Strong weathering work Ebroin!*

[@jaanikaapa6925]

Starting to watch now... I am SO GLAD you finally noted that that this is also scratchbuild. It is far more than that and you give too much credit to Revell. Is there any piece you haven't modified? Personally I also have a connection with Tirpitz... Was the first kit I ever saw.

[@sego5092]

The weathering looks like if I were to touch it I would feel the rust and the algae

[@JedenSiedemDwa]

Great done! ;)

[@SprueFascinationChannel]

Nice 👍

[@Profeta84]

YES!!! FINALLY

[@henkstersmacro-world]

👍👍👍

[@HAYAOLEONE]

👍 👍 👍

[@deusexmachina6260]

Very q!

[@russellstone9056]

Nice work! Question on the propellers. The real ones are bronze I believe. Does bronze oxidize green like copper? Also, what are the things that look like windows on the bottom of the bow?

[@EbroinSong]

qph.fs.quoracdn.net/main-qimg-1e3ef61fdc3320cd20508acc1c14f440 Yes, bronze becomes green when it oxidizes because it contains copper. And the rectangular things are plates for the active sonar.

[@pakopiko86]

As always, amazing. Those little chains looked like a pain, but they turned out spectacular. I have a question, the last one in the poop was not too short? I think it should go further to the capstan. 13:10

[@EbroinSong]

The anchor at the center is back-up one. If she lost an anchor, sailors will connect the chain to the center one. So the center anchor has no capstan for now because all the main anchors are present.

[@7r47ufchfyw7twguwgu]

@@EbroinSong it's also a mine sweeper

[@白手無情]

🤩😍🤩

[@49g68]

Can I ask what brand of brushes are you using?

[@EbroinSong]

I am using Hwa Hong brushes. Hwa Hong is a local brand in Korea and they are very cheap here.

[@佐々木な-j8g]

お疲れ様です オープニングから安定の作業ですねぇ～♪ 参考になると!!!言うより作ろう!!!!って気持ちを奮い立たせてくれます。o(^o^)o さびの表現は　参考にさせていただきます｡　(ﾟ∀ﾟ;)

[@EbroinSong]

コメントは常に感謝します。 さび表現たくさんご覧ください。 ^^

[@thesaint2155]

Do you think Bismarck also suffers with that much corosion ? On the reference pictures of Bismarck I can not see much weathering , almost not at all ... What is your opinion ?

[@EbroinSong]

I am not sure, Bismarck is not my concern for now. I guess Germans kept Bismarck very clean for propaganda films and pictures.

[@7r47ufchfyw7twguwgu]

Hello there. No Bismarck did not. As she was only around for a year. Which Is still a good amount of time for rust to get in but at that time she was many in clean ports with no rust to come. But I do believe she had abit of rust around some bits

[@markvandenbranden2242]

Any idea when we can expect part 16? I’m checking on daily basis to see your further progress

[@agwhitaker]

Nice job of weathering - but the real Tirpitz did little during the war except sit around at anchor in some Norwegian fjord trying to look menacing. To keep the really-really bored crew somewhat busy they scraped and repainted everything - a lot.

[@EbroinSong]

That is absolutely not true. They did't scrap the broadsides, just repaint once a while. Here are some images I used as the reference for weathering. i.imgur.com/y8HwJWd.jpg i.imgur.com/Tp5DyXS.jpg i.imgur.com/wuDU0bj.jpg i.imgur.com/OaLAljH.jpg i.imgur.com/Inusgj2.jpg i.imgur.com/GQfChvi.jpg

[@gillesbueno1153]

No lights ? No turning turrets ? No RC ship?… Thumb down !…🤣🤣🤣🤣

[@MachineHead3]

I think it’s too much weathering for a ship that served only a very short time.

[@richmondtigers7495]

I concur Christopher.

[@EbroinSong]

www.destinationsjourney.com/historical-military-photographs/sms-hindenburg-german-battlecruiser/ This is SMS Hindenburg, commissioned in May 1917. She served German navy only 2 years, and see the photos. On the pictures taken in 1917, this ship is already very very rusty. Even more rusty than my Tirpitz. en.wikipedia.org/wiki/HMS_Prince_of_Wales_(53) upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/commons/0/07/HMS_PRINCE_OF_WALES_arrives_at_Singapore%2C_4_December_1941._A6784_%28cropped%29.jpg This is HMS Prince of Wales, she served the Royal Navy less than a year. And this camouflage was painted between around June-August 1941. And that picture was taken in 4th December 1941. Sea is very corrosive, only spending few month at the sea, a ship becomes very very rusty.

[@7r47ufchfyw7twguwgu]

​@@EbroinSongvery short time is wrong too. She served 5 years. Which is a good time for rust to show up infact yours is perfectly done 👍

[@eduardoneira7645]

All good until weathering, the model loses what was earned in neatness

[@frankschenkewitz1902]

Sorry but I think you have overdone it! The Tirpitz was not a 50 years old shipwreck😢

[@EbroinSong]

The sea is very corrosive. It doesn't take a long time for a ship to go very rusty. Those images are Tirpitz. i.imgur.com/y8HwJWd.jpg i.imgur.com/Tp5DyXS.jpg i.imgur.com/wuDU0bj.jpg i.imgur.com/OaLAljH.jpg i.imgur.com/Inusgj2.jpg i.imgur.com/GQfChvi.jpg And some other examples. www.destinationsjourney.com/historical-military-photographs/sms-hindenburg-german-battlecruiser/ This is SMS Hindenburg, commissioned in May 1917. She served German navy only 2 years, and see the photos. the picture is taken in 1917, this ship is already very very rusty. Even more rusty than my Tirpitz. en.wikipedia.org/wiki/HMS_Prince_of_Wales_(53) upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/commons/0/07/HMS_PRINCE_OF_WALES_arrives_at_Singapore%2C_4_December_1941._A6784_%28cropped%29.jpg This is HMS Prince of Wales, she served the Royal Navy less than a year. And this camouflage was painted between around June-August 1941. And that picture was taken in 4th December 1941.