Technique: Detailing Aircraft Cockpits

The first step in nearly every kit I have ever made, it's also , to me, the most intimidating as it's always the part that people look at first and always have the highest expectation for detail.

Found lots of instruction, experience and inspiration to share. I have not even gotten through them all yet (so some may be garbage) so please leave me your thoughts if you find them helpful and which ones you found to be not so helpful!

Playlist Home: Technique: Detailing Aircraft Cockpits
Number of Videos: 22
Duration of Playlist:  approx. 6.5 hours

Attributions

Will Pattison
Fox Thre3 custom models
PLASMO - plastic models
rebelsatcloudnine
International Scale Modeler
hyperscale
f4cphantom2
Kelly Cottle
Clem OMM
Luftangreifer
Harry Houdini Models
Victor Ques
Scale Models Consortium
dropupppuHD
The Inner Nerd
Warren Blanch
Modelmaking Guru
ModArt633
Scale-a-ton

Technique: Rotary Engines

Rotary engines give a modeler an opportunity to really show off his detail work. I have not done one yet myself, but have just recently received a 1:48 scale North American T-6 Texan which has a rotary engine, so this became a relevant topic for me .

I am very excited to get started on it. I found a couple of video tutorials on the subject. I have not yet reviewed them all but will as a I get closer to building the Texan.

Playlist Home: Technique: Rotary Engines

Number of Videos: 4

Duration of Playlist: approx. 40 mins

Attributions

PLASMO - plastic models
Luftangreifer