[Model Kit] Riesen Panzer IV EP02 : NZ industrial 1/35 Plastic Model Kit

[ Plastic Model Kit ]
NZ industrial
1/35 Scale Plastic Model Kit : No001
Riesen Panzer IV
Ausf.A/B(Rs.Pz IV)
[ Tools ]
God Hand Ultimate Nipper
Gsi Creos GX Nipper
OLFA Art Knife AK-4
STYLE X Ceramic Modeling Knife TYPE D
Sponge Sanding Stick #600 / #800
Acrylic Sanding Stick #400 / #600 / #800
Ruler & rule-stop
Hand Drill Bit 1 / 1.5 / 2 / 3mm
DREMEL 300 & Workstation 220
NWSL Chopper
AXIA Instant Adhesive Type 456(Black)
[ Materials ]
TRUMPETER Brass Pipe 1/ 1.5 / 2 / 2.5 / 3mm
TAMIYA Plastic Pipe 3 / 5 / 8mm
TAMIYA Plastic Round Bar 2 / 3mm
Plastic Plate 0.5 / 1.5 / 2mm
PLASTRUCT Styrene Strip 90725 (0.5mm x 2.5mm)
PLASTRUCT Styrene Strip 90728 (0.5mm x 4.8mm)
Junk Parts from 1/35 Military Kit
Toothpicks
[ Time Table ]
00:18 ANKLE JOINT
02:44 EXHAUST PIPE
05:48 GATLING GUN : Gun Barrels
09:23 GATLING GUN : Ammo Drum
13:04 GATLING GUN : Ammo Belt
[ BGM ]
Anthem
Gently Onwards
Soul Brother
Selfie Stick
Amazer Lazer

[@spacehamsterZH]

Anyone who knows this kit will know the best part of this video is how you reinforced the ankles. Very cool stuff. I finished mine a while ago, but I may have to go back and do something about that problem. Anyway, yeah, nice gatling gun and all, but it's the ankles I'm impressed by ;-)

[@onthezero]

Haha thanks. I love this kit, but the ankles was really bad. Thank you for watching! buddy. :D

[@kaferrat]

😳 That's some awesome scratch building! Can't wait to see it painted up & finished.

[@onthezero]

Thank you for comment! It's gonna be a little late. :)

[@craftingtroll]

That came out looking great. Love the plasticard work and attention to detail!

[@onthezero]

Thank you for your comment! :D

[@ars5047]

Finally....continue your great art works!!!

[@onthezero]

Thanks! next EP is about painting. but now I'm working on another series, so it'll take a while. :)

[@127TROOP]

That cannon....🤙😉

[@onthezero]

:D

[@wwkdiecastmore5647]

Nice work, great detail!

[@onthezero]

Thanks, Bill. :)

[@pascalbersot9699]

MAGNIFIQUE.....AMAZING LA PATIENCE ET LA MAITRISE MERCI MONSIEUR THANK YOU SIR HABITEZ VOUS AU JAPON ?

[@onthezero]

Thank you. I don't know French at all, But I fully understand your intentions. haha, and I'm Korean. :)

[@TheMoulie]

Where do you get the axia adhesive from, can't seem to locate it! Loving the build, keep up the fantastic scratch building!

[@onthezero]

If it's hard to find AXIA, look for LOCTITE 480. I use AXIA only because it's black, 480 is similar. Where I live, it's easier to get, but I'm not sure how they sell in other country. thanks! :)

[@sadheartcreaciones]

Nice work as always. Can you share the link of NWSL Chopper to buy it? Thanks

[@onthezero]

Thank you! I bought it at Amazon a few years ago. www.amazon.com/Northwest-Short-Line-Chopper-II/dp/B004P3SRI0/ref=sr_1_1?keywords=NWSL+Chopper&qid=1567111126&s=gateway&sr=8-1 But now I think it's more expensive. I'm not sure where the cheaper one is.

[@mr54strat]

I think I've watched nearly all your vids, and been massively impressed with your workflow and techniques. I might have missed the explanation, but would you be able to tell me what glue you use to temporarily laminate plastic to produce identical parts? This technique was a eyeopener and I'd like to replicate it. Is it just pva or maybe latex based?

[@onthezero]

Thank you for your interest! For temporary, it's recommended that you use a cyanoacrylate. The reason is that hardening is fast, and when you separate them, it breaks the surface of the plastic relatively less. I sometimes use Tamiya glue, but I have to spend time polishing. The important thing is not to use much glue. Otherwise, it's hard to separate.

[@mr54strat]

@@onthezero Thanks for the prompt reply! Great information, I'll now have a few tries with CA and be sure to use a little amount. Thanks again :)

[@onthezero]

You're welcome. I hope you get a good result.

[@ars5047]

Omg!I was the first subscriber today!!!!

[@onthezero]

Haha, congrats. :D