Focke Wulf Fw190 A/D - Metal Scale Models -

[@FishOrCutBait-i1b]

I handled aircraft almost 30 years, you truly are an amazing artist sir!

[@rojasbazan]

Thank you, sir.

[@TheBonsaiZone]

Amazing, some of us struggle to build plastic models!!!

[@rojasbazan]

Thank you for the comment, sir. Building plastic kits is no longer easy for many modelers because some gurus and specialist magazines make it difficult by imposing techniques that seem straight out of alchemy books, ; )

[@mac711]

True master artisan. You will be in history books sir.

[@rojasbazan]

I really appreciate your kind words, sir. Thank you.

[@tomcox6429]

Just love the videos on your works of art. The level of detail and craftsmanship is beyond outstanding.

[@rojasbazan]

Thank you very much, Tom, I appreciate your kind words.

[@АлександрКацубо-р1о]

Просто нереальное мастерство 100% сдаланная копия самолёта по чертёжу. Если бы не видел своими глазами как делаются эти модели , сказад бы что это невозможно сделать, нереально. Мастеров такого класса еденицы на всей нашей планете. Восхищаюсь Вашей работой. Это произведение искуства на недосягаемом уровне.

[@rojasbazan]

Sir, I really appreciate your kindness and your words. Thank you so much!

[@TamasLaszlo-83]

Fantastic model! A really really detailed FW190! 😎🤗🤗

[@rojasbazan]

This is a Dora D-9 8.JG301 Blue 15, Straubing Bavaria, 1945. This plane was illustrated by Shigeru Nohara for the cover of Aero Detail 2 Fw190D. The profile of the same plane was illustrated by Asisbiz and even Tamiya produce two kits -1:72 and 1:48 about the same machine. That is to say, for everyone it is a Dora. But apart from the painting and markings, the model was built following the best source of specifications and technical drawings from the Focke Wulf factory. Compare the D9 with all the Ta 152 versions; there are many differences. You are probably referring to Ta 152 Blue 15 (long nose different fin and rudder); it is a different plane. Please show your references.

[@muppdog390]

@@rojasbazan you could be right. Learned something here. Thanks

[@rojasbazan]

Thank you, sir. Of course the second model is a Dora and not a Ta152.

[@cmol1428]

Nice new format with narration, which provides extra background on the creation of this exquisite model!

[@rojasbazan]

Thank you, sir. I agree, my son helps me now, because this takes time.

[@jimmacdonald812]

Excellent video highlighting one of your beautiful creations. Everything is so perfect. The craftsmanship of the metal work is out of this world and the paintwork is spectacular as well!

[@rojasbazan]

Thank you very much for your kind words, Jim.

[@herberthroriguezduarte9873]

espectacular MAESTRO!!!!!!

[@rojasbazan]

Muchas gracias, Herbert.

[@rojasbazan]

Y muchas gracias por la suscripción también.

[@philRminiatures]

Most impressive close ups, wonderful work!

[@rojasbazan]

Thank you, Phil.

[@christopherroser1849]

Thank you ,have a great new year. May your troubles be less and your blessings be more and nothing but happiness come through your door. 😊 I see your talent is brilliant,if I only was wealthy,take it easy .

[@rojasbazan]

Christopher, thank you for all your nice words. Have a great new year you too!

[@chrismaurer2075]

Another amazing Masterpiece ! Do you ever get to a part and think what am I going to make that out of ? Or do you already know what materials you use universally ?

[@rojasbazan]

Chris, thanks a lot for the subscription. For many years I have known what I am going to make each piece of. I had my doubts at the beginning because everything was "experimental" for me, as I had no guide or guru to follow. 95% of my models are made from aluminum of various thicknesses, except for the clear parts and tires. I'll explain everything in my tutorials.

[@mikoyanfulcrum1]

Truly incredible !!!

[@rojasbazan]

Thank you, sir.

[@onazram1]

Just mind boggling Rojas..

[@1catalbot]

Truly!

[@rojasbazan]

Thanks for watching, sir.

[@rojasbazan]

Thank you , sir.

[@JLChavezRomero]

Antes de ver el video ya pongo que me gusta, maestro. un saludo.

[@rojasbazan]

Muy amable, amigo. Gracias.

[@Avenarius2906]

Weltklasse !!! 👍🏼🏆👍🏼

[@rojasbazan]

Thank you sir.

[@Avenarius2906]

@ Ehre, wem Ehre gebührt! 👍🏼🥇😎

[@irfkaptan]

@@Avenarius2906Amen!

[@carlosszr]

Guillermo Rojas Bazan, siemplemente, el mejor.

[@rojasbazan]

Carlos, te agradezco el comentario y las suscripción. Gracias de nuevo.

[@Cybermestisso]

Simplemente amo seu trabalho. Eu acompanho a muitos anos. Um dia chegarei a esta excelencia. Saudações do Brasil.

[@rojasbazan]

Muito obrigado, amigo!

[@rojasbazan]

And thanks for the subscription too!

[@irfkaptan]

Ein Absolutes Meisterwerk! Bravo

[@rojasbazan]

Dankeschön, sir!

[@beaubriggs2883]

2:50 and it's true it's the real thing but smaller. Definitely belongs in a museum of arts

[@rojasbazan]

Thank you for the nice comment, sir.

[@509brown]

Stunning!

[@rojasbazan]

Thank you, sir.

[@andreastimper9848]

very nice video, thanks.

[@rojasbazan]

Vielen Dank, Andreas.

[@AchimEngels]

Absolutely marvelous!

[@rojasbazan]

Thank you, sir.

[@MatzeB111]

Das sind so unglaublich schöne Modelle. Wahre Kunstwerke😍

[@rojasbazan]

Vielen Dank, Herr.

[@irfkaptan]

Absolut, ich ziehe meinen Hut

[@eriklapparent4662]

Unbelievable !Hard to make difference between model and real.

[@rojasbazan]

I really appreciate your kind words, sir. Thank you.

[@pedrogoulart2279]

Amazing!!!

[@rojasbazan]

Muchas gracias, Pedro!

[@pedrogoulart2279]

@@rojasbazan Sou brasileiro e entusiasta do plastimodelismo, ênfase nos aviões da Segunda Guerra Mundial. Seu trabalho é transcendental! Parabéns!

[@petecross9470]

Phenomenal skill and infinite patience! May I ask, were the 87 models you made for the museum also scratch built from metal like your larger models? Thank you for sharing your talent!

[@rojasbazan]

Thank you, Pete. The place is the Museo Naval de la Nación, located in Tigre, Buenos Aires, and the scale is 1:40. I also made 10 models (some in 1:10 scale) for the Museo Nacional de Aeronautica. Those models (and others, like the 1:15 Curtiss P-40) are recorded on VHS and here are the links: kzbin.info/www/bejne/pWebdnyggpysrKs kzbin.info/www/bejne/f5etfZx_gsyfn7s

[@rojasbazan]

These 87 models were "experimental"; the frames are made of wood and the covering is made of aluminium sheet, except for the Dornier Wal and the Supermarine Southampton, which are made of fabric.

[@petecross9470]

Thank you Rojas! Such amazing work! And what a fantastic commission and such a fitting way to display some of your artworks, allowing them to be enjoyed and admired by countless people. I appreciate your reply and look forward to more videos of your breathtaking work.

[@Br1cht]

Impressive

[@rojasbazan]

Thank you, sir.

[@nigel900]

Wow! 🫡👍🏻

[@rojasbazan]

Thank you for watching, sir.

[@tomfu9909]

Since than, Mr. Guillermo Rojas Bazan serving his sentence for nonlicenced military production 😁 Just joking, stunning work.

[@rojasbazan]

Thank you, Tom.

[@Esteban-lj8sn]

Orgullo 🧉

[@rojasbazan]

Muchas gracias, Esteban.

[@bilplaymo6121]

At this level of art, better to make a team with the Chief in front, and buidlt a REAL one ! amazing....

[@rojasbazan]

I really appreciate the comment, sir. Thank you.

[@JosephHolness-u2m]

Would love to have a 1/15 scale model of an A6M5 made like that FW190🎉

[@rojasbazan]

I built the 1:15 A6M2 version with wings and unpainted because that was what the client requested.

[@Ngutovi]

Yessss!!

[@rojasbazan]

Thanks for watch, sir.

[@bgdavenport]

Nice work....show us how to do it.

[@rojasbazan]

Thanks. I'm working on several tutorials.

[@luckyguy600]

do I dare say it is almost not made by a human

[@rojasbazan]

Thanks for watching, sir.