The modelling channel "Igmar_TV-ScaleModels"

[Igmar]

Hello colleagues.
I am communicating with the help of a computer translator.
I've created a YouTube authoring channel for modelers. Come in, watch, subscribe. Nothing to see on TV anyway.

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[SaparotRob]

Hi Igmar. Welcome to the Forum.
Slava Ukraine!

 

[Igmar]

Thank you very much.

 

[SaparotRob]

You might want to check out the thread "All of Vlad's horses and all of Vlad's men, couldn't put Humpty together again" when you want a break from modeling.

 

[Igmar]

You might want to check out the thread "All of Vlad's horses and all of Vlad's men, couldn't put Humpty together again" when you want a break from modeling.

The translator can't handle the meaning of the sentence, could you please rephrase it.

 

[SaparotRob]

There is a thread on this forum. It is titled "All of Vlad's horses and all of Vlad's men…". You might find it interesting.
Dimlee might explain it better. He is a member of the Forum. I pressed the @ key before his name so he will know I mentioned him.

 

[Igmar]

There is a thread on this forum. It is titled "All of Vlad's horses and all of Vlad's men…". You might find it interesting.
Dimlee might explain it better. He is a member of the Forum. I pressed the @ key before his name so he will know I mentioned him.

Yeah, I get it now. Thank you.

 

[Crimea_River]

Welcome to the forum and my best hopes and wishes for you and your country.

 

[Igmar]

Welcome to the forum and my best hopes and wishes for you and your country.

Thank you very much.

 

[Airframes]

Welcome from England, and I echo Crimea River's sentiments.

 

[Vic Balshaw]

From down under in Australia, I also echo the thoughts of Andy (Crimea_River) and Terry (Airframes).

 

[Igmar]

Thank you for the warm welcome.

 

[special ed]

Welcome to the forum, from Louisiana in the USA.

 

[Igmar]

Thank you

 

[Gnomey]

Welcome. Good luck with modelling and best wishes for Ukraine.

 

[Igmar]

Hello, colleagues.
The process of making photo etching with my own hands, in this video, is disclosed - completely. Come in, look, subscribe well and you can donate.
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View: https://youtu.be/LDveB6MjUoM

 

[Igmar]

A small addition to the last video.
When making a layout ("CorelDRAW" or "Adobe Illustrator"), you need to provide a frame in which the details will be inscribed, and these same details need to connect jumpers between themselves and the frame, and jumpers to draw only on the back of the layout. The frame is 2 mm wide and bridges 0.5 mm. It is easier to control the etching process and you will not have to assemble the ready product in a scattered manner. Transparency agent is more suitable in the ratio of 1 g., of caustic soda per 100 ml., of hydrogen peroxide. The instructions of photoresist say that development process should not last more than 1 minute. Etching solution - too much chemicals, you can safely divide them in half of the amount stated in the video, and maybe a little more than 50%. Etching should be carried out without boiling, slow of course, but it will be of higher quality. I don't seem to have forgotten anything.

 

[Igmar]

Hello.
The way you can reduce the diameter of copper wire, with a simple tool, in this video. Come in, watch and subscribe.

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[Igmar]

A video, not on the forum topic, but maybe a cat would be interested, for a change.
We are launching a new section (playlist) called: "Putting together a model". Let's start with a copy of the lightweight Soviet T-26 tank at a scale of 1:35, from the manufacturer "Hobby Boss". Before assembly - overview of the model, look at the box, see what's in the box and attach parts to the drawings.
Come in, have a look, subscribe.
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View: https://youtu.be/qaaq4yoAArQ

 

[Igmar]

Wire cutters - it's hard to imagine modelling without this tool. Let's take a look at the update and improve their cutting qualities. In the video there is not only testing, but also "crash test".

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View: https://youtu.be/z6kJiVUPcDo