TOMs Modelling in MotionFirst of all, a big thank you goes to my dear patreons: - Bitwyze Gaming - dawnskis - Gene Halverson - Robert Hummel - Mike Huynh - Lee Shannon - J. Tran Your support is really appreciated. Thank you very much, Tom
In 9 min. the Messerschmitt BF 109 G from Artesania Latina is assembled bit by bit in some stopmotion like interpretation according to Erick Miotkes inspiring music track "dawn epilogue". The kit in scale 1/16 is a multimedia kit with metal, plastic and rubber parts electrified to move the propeller and light the dashboard and navigation lights. The paint used for this kit is from Alclad II - metallics and mil-specs.
#artesanialatina #alcladII
The Messerschmitt Bf 109 was a German World War II fighter aircraft that was, along with the Focke-Wulf Fw 190, the backbone of the Luftwaffe's fighter force. The Bf 109 first saw operational service in 1937 during the Spanish Civil War and was still in service at the dawn of the jet age at the end of World War II in 1945. It was one of the most advanced fighters when it first appeared, with an all-metal monocoque construction, a closed canopy, and retractable landing gear. It was powered by a liquid-cooled, inverted-V12 aero engine.It was called the Me 109 by Allied aircrew and some German aces, even though this was not the official German designation.
Famous ME-BF 109G - stopmotion assembling of Artesania Latinas 1/16 metal stripped modelTOMs Modelling in Motion2022-03-12 | First of all, a big thank you goes to my dear patreons: - Bitwyze Gaming - dawnskis - Gene Halverson - Robert Hummel - Mike Huynh - Lee Shannon - J. Tran Your support is really appreciated. Thank you very much, Tom
In 9 min. the Messerschmitt BF 109 G from Artesania Latina is assembled bit by bit in some stopmotion like interpretation according to Erick Miotkes inspiring music track "dawn epilogue". The kit in scale 1/16 is a multimedia kit with metal, plastic and rubber parts electrified to move the propeller and light the dashboard and navigation lights. The paint used for this kit is from Alclad II - metallics and mil-specs.
#artesanialatina #alcladII
The Messerschmitt Bf 109 was a German World War II fighter aircraft that was, along with the Focke-Wulf Fw 190, the backbone of the Luftwaffe's fighter force. The Bf 109 first saw operational service in 1937 during the Spanish Civil War and was still in service at the dawn of the jet age at the end of World War II in 1945. It was one of the most advanced fighters when it first appeared, with an all-metal monocoque construction, a closed canopy, and retractable landing gear. It was powered by a liquid-cooled, inverted-V12 aero engine.It was called the Me 109 by Allied aircrew and some German aces, even though this was not the official German designation.Romantic plastic couple builds AMATI GondolaTOMs Modelling in Motion2023-06-22 | #shorts #shortvideo #short
A glimpse of the new stop motion video of my little plastic couple building the wooden Gondola from AMATI in 1/22Making a quick present with the fast Kobra 2 from ANYCUBICTOMs Modelling in Motion2023-05-15 | Anycubic launches a brand new ultra-fast FDM printer, the Kobra 2, which is one of the best FDM printers under 350€. I had the chance to do a little present for my wife with a Terminator like power bust of our daughter.
Here're the specs:
The main feature of the Kobra 2 is the speed and its smart compensation. The Speed - 250mm/s, nice result for a cartesian assembly The Drive - Direct Drive for better extrusion control The Auto Levelling Function - Smart compensation The Improved X/Y Axis - for better stability, able to support the speed increase An upgraded ventilation system - for better stability, able to support the speed.
#anycubic #fdmprinterTransforming a Model into History: building a Museum Diorama with two 3D ANYCUBICs and a Laser.TOMs Modelling in Motion2023-03-18 | #anycubic #kobramax #anycubicclearresin
Here you can get the 3D printer used for the Museum diorama:
A special thanks goes to my patreons: - Bitwyze Gaming - dawnskis - Gene Halverson - Robert Hummel - Mike Huynh - Lee Shannon - J. Tran Your support is really appreciated. Thank you very much, Tom
The Avro Lancaster is a British Second World War heavy bomber. It was designed and manufactured by Avro as a contemporary of the Handley Page Halifax, both bombers having been developed to the same specification, as well as the Short Stirling, all three aircraft being four-engined heavy bombers adopted by the Royal Air Force (RAF) during the same wartime era. In 1943 the Lancaster was part of a raid over the ruhr area with the aim of suppressing the region's industrial output. A lot of civilian were terrorized both by the nazis and the bombing. So were part of my family who died during the bombing of Duisburg. The Lancaster project is some kind of process of coming to terms with the past. It was important to defeat the nazi terror regime but as in all wars the civilian losses were pure tragedy. The Ruhr area was the target of many intense attacks during the years 1940-45. With the so-called first Battle of the Ruhr (spring and summer of 1943), the attacks reached an unprecedented intensity and were directed for the first time against the population. The goal was not only to destroy weapons production but also to destroy the morale of the population.
The people in the Ruhr area had to suffer under the bombs and the rule of the Nazis at the same time, who had declared "total war" in Berlin shortly before the bombing of the Ruhr. This led to the outcry among the population, "Dear Tommy, fly on, only the Ruhr workers live here. Fly on to Berlin, they all cheered 'yes'."
This statement, placed under the wings of the aircraft, represents the central ambivalence of liberation and suffering alongside the 3D typography of 43-44 and Ruhr.
My good friend Erick Miotke put these thoughts into his fantastic composition which supports the animation in an impressive way.
Music: "warmachine contradiction" from Erick Miotke
Here's what he says to his composition: "the track for tom's lancaster model and film is to be understood as a nod to the heroic pilots of these warmachines, just as to the civilians who experienced the hell unleashed on them in the german city targets. it is a contradiction expressed in the two different parts in the track. heaven and hell. with a painful but peaceful ending."
The fantastic kit from Border Model (Molds were developed by Wingnut Wings) in 1/32 is distributed by Modelbau Koenig. https://www.modellbau-koenig.de A special thanks goes to Thomas Hartwig and Christian Schiller for their support during the assembling process.
Thanks to: Petr Herrmann from https://www.artscale.eu for providing the absolute brilliant masks - especially for the canopy and turrets. Very appreciated
Colors and metallics are A-Stand laquer paints from Ammo migjimenez.com
Additional wires and tubes are from Albion Alloys albionalloys.comWitness the Fascinating Build of the Avro Lancaster B.MK.III Bomber in Stop Motion - 1/32 ScaleTOMs Modelling in Motion2023-02-11 | Monsterkit in stop motion: WWII british Nightbomber AVRO Lancaster in 1/32 from Border Model
A special thanks goes to my patreons: - Bitwyze Gaming - dawnskis - Gene Halverson - Robert Hummel - Mike Huynh - Lee Shannon - J. Tran Your support is really appreciated. Thank you very much, Tom
The Avro Lancaster is a British Second World War heavy bomber. It was designed and manufactured by Avro as a contemporary of the Handley Page Halifax, both bombers having been developed to the same specification, as well as the Short Stirling, all three aircraft being four-engined heavy bombers adopted by the Royal Air Force (RAF) during the same wartime era. In 1943 the Lancaster was part of a raid over the ruhr area with the aim of suppressing the region's industrial output. A lot of civilian were terrorized both by the nazis and the bombing. So were part of my family who died during the bombing of Duisburg. The Lancaster project is some kind of process of coming to terms with the past. It was important to defeat the nazi terror regime but as in all wars the civilian losses were pure tragedy. My good friend Erick Miotke put these thoughts into his fantastic composition which supports the animation in an impressive way.
Music: "warmachine contradiction" from Erick Miotke
Here's what he says to his composition: "the track for tom's lancaster model and film is to be understood as a nod to the heroic pilots of these warmachines, just as to the civilians who experienced the hell unleashed on them in the german city targets. it is a contradiction expressed in the two different parts in the track. heaven and hell. with a painful but peaceful ending."
The fantastic kit from Border Model (Molds were developed by Wingnut Wings) in 1/32 is distributed by Modelbau Koenig. https://www.modellbau-koenig.de A special thanks goes to Thomas Hartwig and Christian Schiller for their support during the assembling process.
Thanks to: Petr Herrmann from https://www.artscale.eu for providing the absolute brilliant masks - especially for the canopy and turrets. Very appreciated
Colors and metallics are A-Stand laquer paints from Ammo migjimenez.com
A special thanks goes to my patreons: - Bitwyze Gaming - dawnskis - Gene Halverson - Robert Hummel - Mike Huynh - Lee Shannon - J. Tran Your support is really appreciated. Thank you very much, Tom Happy new year and all the best to all of you.
Here you can get te pirate ship: product link: bit.ly/3EsSN4K
This little clip is my seconds MOC experiences and a little excursion into the world of brick building.
Music: "Parcival" from William RosatiMerry Xmas Greetings - Deco scan work with Creality CR-Scan LizardTOMs Modelling in Motion2022-12-13 | This little episode of my favorite plastic couple shows how a 3D scanner helps the girl build some sort of christmas deco for her special christmas branch. See how the scanning process and the 3D post production worked for the intended decoration.
If you're interested in the product these links provide a good discount and help my channel:
Here're some infos about the scanner: Accuracy - The scanning precision is up to 0.05mm, surpassing 99% of consumer-level 3D scanner brands in the market. It can be used to scan small and fine objects.
HD color - Show high-definition color, it can restore true colors and give users a better visual experience.
Easy to operate - The software is easy to use, with data processing with one key, even students can operate this software.
No marker - Automatic alignment without a marker efficiently realizes model scanning.
The latest 3D Scanner supports both macOS and Windows x64 systems.How scanning supports a lovely gesture - with Crealitys Scan LizardTOMs Modelling in Motion2022-11-14 | This little episode of my favorite plastic couple shows how a 3D scanner helps the girl build a lovely statue of herself just to make a love present for her friend. See how the scanning process and the 3D post production worked for the intended gift.
If you're interested in the product these links provide a good discount and help my channel:
②Amazon link:https://www.amazon.de/dp/B0BDRLWG1F Original price: €799.00 Code: CRSCANYY Final price: €699.00
Music: "Stellar Wind" - Unicorn Heads
Here're some infos about the scanner: Accuracy - The scanning precision is up to 0.05mm, surpassing 99% of consumer-level 3D scanner brands in the market. It can be used to scan small and fine objects.
HD color - Show high-definition color, it can restore true colors and give users a better visual experience.
Easy to operate - The software is easy to use, with data processing with one key, even students can operate this software.
No marker - Automatic alignment without a marker efficiently realizes model scanning.
The latest 3D Scanner supports both macOS and Windows x64 systems.How a fun it was to build a plane in the garden...TOMs Modelling in Motion2022-11-13 | ...Glimpse of my very first brick stop motionTOMs Modelling in Motion2022-11-10 | ...Thats how plastic kits look like...TOMs Modelling in Motion2022-11-06 | ...Stopmotion frog jumps with 3D printed modelsTOMs Modelling in Motion2022-11-03 | ...Testing the ANYCUBIC PHOTON M3 PREMIUM with a Giant head dioTOMs Modelling in Motion2022-11-01 | 👉 The brand new Anycubic Photon M3 Premium is just online bit.ly/3FxZrsv
The Anycubic Photon M3 Premium is using the latest lighting technology developped by Anycubic, the LighTurbo 2.0, which provides above 90% light uniformity, 3° divergence angle only and much less stray light coefficient. Direct consequences: higher quality achieved on prints, higher details precision and fewer aperture patterns
I tested the brand new Anycubic 8k 3D resin printer with a huge printing volume of 219 x 123 x 250 mm and x/y pixelsize of 0.0285 x 0.0285 mm. I chose to print a self designed "giant head" and museum files of the Laocoon group to get some interesting details out of the print. As you can see, the prints are very crisp, detailed and without visible printlines. The quality surprised me and I wonder how the over all even curing was achieved beside the impressive reslution.
Anycubic developed a new kind of light set: The Anycubic LighTurbo 2.0. It is no longer working with a Parallel Light Matrix but with a brand new COB Light Source with a concave light mirror. The beam of light emitted by the COB light source is then processed by the mirror allowing a higher collimation before hitting the exposure screen. The best part of this is that the light uniformity is able to reach above 90%, a divergence angle smaller than 3° and a stray light coefficient of only around 1.26%. Direct consequences of this -More consistent print results: higher average light uniformity allowing higher uniformity of the details' texture and higher uniformity. -Fewer grid patterns or Aperture patterns : LighTurbo's average light dispersion value is around 36.205 much less than other systems value (Elegoo's COB+Fresnel Lens reaching 105.02) -Higher precision of details : with a stray light level of 1.26% lower that other brands 3.47%, it could achieve higher level of details and reduce the case of loss of print accuracy caused by semi-curing.
I like the print results and the big vat with a huge volume which guarantees massive prints without need to refill. The air vents with carbonised filters are silient but very effective. All in all a high quality nice advanced 3D printer for my modelling activities. Next dios with the follow up to my giant head dio will follow.
Thanks again to my friend Erick Miotke for his "Alien head" theme composed especially for my video.Magic of modelling with my grey friend...TOMs Modelling in Motion2022-10-29 | ...See my very first stop motion modelling animationTOMs Modelling in Motion2022-10-23 | ...See how I made a birthday present for an American Football friend...TOMs Modelling in Motion2022-10-21 | ...Old car assembled by a mannequinTOMs Modelling in Motion2022-10-18 | ...Ortur Laser Master 3 assembled and tested by my little plastic coupleTOMs Modelling in Motion2022-09-12 | https://s.zbanx.com/r/Dk0vrZqjU4Np 60$ OFF Discount Code: T60
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This video shows my first experiences with a new powerful laser engraving and cutting device: The Laser Master 3 from Ortur
The best small industrial high power laser engraver and cutter for everyone.
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★ Better adaptability More usage scenarios; Abundant accessory ecology#shorts behind the scenes of my next little love storyTOMs Modelling in Motion2022-09-11 | #shorts a little behind the scenes of my next little experiment of a plastic guy who used a laser plotter to make some love gift for his girl.
A special thanks goes to my patreons: - Bitwyze Gaming - dawnskis - Gene Halverson - Robert Hummel - Mike Huynh - Lee Shannon - J. Tran Your support is really appreciated. Thank you very much, Tom
It's my very first RC model of a beautiful little Sopwith Camel in scale 1/24 from Microaces. The material is very light weight and printed with authentic decor - almost like a plastic model kit. I'd like to thank my friend Stefan Schacht for bringing my little camel to life on its first maiden flight.
A special thanks goes to my patreons: - Bitwyze Gaming - dawnskis - Gene Halverson - Robert Hummel - Mike Huynh - Lee Shannon - J. Tran Your support is really appreciated. Thank you very much, Tom
Music: A huge thank you goes to Erick Miotke for his special track "Charon's Chest". Another brilliant piece of music from my friend Erick.
This little clip is one of my very first MOC experiences and a little excursion into the world of brick building. To be honest my last experience with that kind of model was nearly 40 years ago. Medievalbricks (medievalbrick.com) sells this MOC named "The Terrifying Charon's Chest Pirate Ship" which was created from the designer "Captain Barbatos". The kit is without any figures. You can get the model here: bit.ly/3cSK0PR
Since it was my first brick stopmotion I havn't even thought of a related story. I hope you like what you see...A little glimpse of my next video about my very first RC projectTOMs Modelling in Motion2022-07-26 | ...#shorts Border Models Avro Lancaster Short tip: seamless bombsTOMs Modelling in Motion2022-07-02 | A little extract of my Lancaster assembling video: a short tip how to avoid seams during building processes.
A special thanks goes to my patreons: - Bitwyze Gaming - dawnskis - Gene Halverson - Robert Hummel - Mike Huynh - Lee Shannon - J. Tran Your support is really appreciated. Thank you very much, Tom
Thanks Erick Miotke for his fantastic music "beached" I could yuse for my little wood ship assembly experiment...Next little preview of my current project: Marie Jeanne from Artesania Latina - coming soon...TOMs Modelling in Motion2022-05-26 | ...New summer modelling project - just startedTOMs Modelling in Motion2022-05-15 | ...Occres HMS Terror - FINAL CUT HIGHSPEED with Franklins storyTOMs Modelling in Motion2022-03-27 | If you would like to support my channel please go here: patreon.com/toms_modelling or here paypal.me/TomGrigat
A special thanks goes to my patreons: - Bitwyze Gaming - dawnskis - Gene Halverson - Robert Hummel - Mike Huynh - Lee Shannon - J. Tran Your support is really appreciated. Thank you very much, Tom
With my fourth video clip of assembling Occre's HMS Terror the crew finally came on board and the summary of Franklin's expedition is told parallel to a speedy stopmotion version. I hope you like how I speeded up my stopmotion to get a brief history of my assembly. Thank you Erick Miotke for his fantastic soundtrack for my four "Terror clips"
Additional figures and many more items could be bought here: https://germania-figuren.eu
This is the story: In 1845, under the command of Sir John A. Franklin, the ships Terror and Erebus set off on an expedition to navigate the famous Northwest Passage. They were the first ships to be fitted out with auxiliary steam engines and were also reinforced with iron plating, fore and aft, to increase their resistance to pack ice. They were stocked with sufficient supplies for 3 years at sea. The last sighting of the two ships was off Greenland was as they entered Baffin Bay, gateway to the frozen Arctic labyrinth.
With the collaboration of an Inuit hunter from the Arctic hamlet of Gjoa Haven, on 26th September 2016 the wreck of H.M.S. Terror, 168 years after her disappearance, was finally discovered. The Terror was in excellent condition. Images have been obtained of her deck and interior, showing perfectly preserved objects and parts of the ship that remained intact.Rigging, sails and sea - part 03 of building the HMS TERROR from OccreTOMs Modelling in Motion2022-01-29 | In 1845, under the command of Sir John A. Franklin, the ships Terror and Erebus set off on an expedition to navigate the famous Northwest Passage. They were the first ships to be fitted out with auxiliary steam engines and were also reinforced with iron plating, fore and aft, to increase their resistance to pack ice. They were stocked with sufficient supplies for 3 years at sea. The last sighting of the two ships was off Greenland was as they entered Baffin Bay, gateway to the frozen Arctic labyrinth.
With the collaboration of an Inuit hunter from the Arctic hamlet of Gjoa Haven, on 26th September 2016 the wreck of H.M.S. Terror, 168 years after her disappearance, was finally discovered. The Terror was in excellent condition. Images have been obtained of her deck and interior, showing perfectly preserved objects and parts of the ship that remained intact.
"Rigging, sails and sea" is the third video of assembling the H.M.S. Terror from Occre in scale 1/75 eventually placed in a diorama which was printed with the Anycubic FDM printer VYPER
Many thanks to Erick Miotke for his fantastic music theme which covers the dramatic ice situation.
The 3D pack ice was designed in Cinema 4D and printed with the Anycubic FDM printer VYPER.
Colours used: alcald II Additional rods and tubes: Albion Alloys119 3D Santa faces wishes a merry ChristmasTOMs Modelling in Motion2021-12-21 | ...Furniture and masts - part 02 of building the HMS TERROR from OccreTOMs Modelling in Motion2021-12-06 | In 1845, under the command of Sir John A. Franklin, the ships Terror and Erebus set off on an expedition to navigate the famous Northwest Passage. They were the first ships to be fitted out with auxiliary steam engines and were also reinforced with iron plating, fore and aft, to increase their resistance to pack ice. They were stocked with sufficient supplies for 3 years at sea. The last sighting of the two ships was off Greenland was as they entered Baffin Bay, gateway to the frozen Arctic labyrinth.
With the collaboration of an Inuit hunter from the Arctic hamlet of Gjoa Haven, on 26th September 2016 the wreck of H.M.S. Terror, 168 years after her disappearance, was finally discovered. The Terror was in excellent condition. Images have been obtained of her deck and interior, showing perfectly preserved objects and parts of the ship that remained intact.
"Furniture and masts" is the second video of assembling the H.M.S. Terror from Occre in scale 1/75 eventually placed in a diorama. The Terror will be shown stuck in the pack ice.
Many thanks to Erick Miotke for his fantastic music theme which covers the dramatic ice situation.
The 3D models are designed in Cinema 4D and printed with the Anycubic Photon Ultra 3D printer. Take a look here: bit.ly/3Iv3164
Colours used: alcald II Additional rods and tubes: Albion AlloysSneak peek of my next Terror ClipTOMs Modelling in Motion2021-11-27 | ...From keel to deck - part 01 of building the HMS TERROR from OccreTOMs Modelling in Motion2021-10-31 | In 1845, under the command of Sir John A. Franklin, the ships Terror and Erebus set off on an expedition to navigate the famous Northwest Passage. They were the first ships to be fitted out with auxiliary steam engines and were also reinforced with iron plating, fore and aft, to increase their resistance to pack ice. They were stocked with sufficient supplies for 3 years at sea. The last sighting of the two ships was off Greenland was as they entered Baffin Bay, gateway to the frozen Arctic labyrinth.
With the collaboration of an Inuit hunter from the Arctic hamlet of Gjoa Haven, on 26th September 2016 the wreck of H.M.S. Terror, 168 years after her disappearance, was finally discovered. The Terror was in excellent condition. Images have been obtained of her deck and interior, showing perfectly preserved objects and parts of the ship that remained intact.
With this "from keel to deck" I started a series of assembling videos of a wooden ship model of the H.M.S. Terror from Occre in scale 1/75 eventually placed in a diorama. The Terror will be shown stuck in the pack ice.
Many thanks to Erick Miotke for his fantastic music theme which covers the dramatic ice situation. Happy Halloween...
Colours used: alcald II Additional rods and tubes: Albion AlloysHMS TERROR - Split the long video in short segments?TOMs Modelling in Motion2021-10-24 | ...Plastic girl is building her own bike - Chrome Rider from Time for machineTOMs Modelling in Motion2021-10-02 | A little animimation of my little plastic girl assembling the metal bike kit from Time for Machine: Chrome Rider. Big thank goes to Erick Miotke for his fantastic Music "Chrome Lady Bike".75 cm sculpture printed with FDM printer (Mingda Magician X)TOMs Modelling in Motion2021-09-22 | I tested the new free leveling FDM printer Magician X from Mingda and used it to get a 66 x 75 x 41 cm frog sculpture printed in pieces. With this little clip I show you how I planed the design and how the printer works. The frog eventually landed in our garden to stay forever...
I tested a lot of different things with this video: 1. it's the first time I used several prints to get a big model out of the assembly 2. I've never worked with a control device like a raspberry pi and software like octoprint before to get interesting pictures out of the print process 3. I made some bad experiences with new cameras
I hope you like the video clip though...
Videos made with Sony Alpha 6300. Filament: Polymaker - PolyMax, PLA, Blue, 1,75 mm
A special thanks goes to Erick Miotke for his fantastic soundtrack "frog scape"Stop-motion assembly: Revells Type D race car in 1/32TOMs Modelling in Motion2021-08-19 | Animation of Revell's plastic model kit "Auto Union Type D" with my little plastic fellow. I made some improvements by printing 3D parts with my ANYCUBIC Photon Mono X and green UV resin:
- spoked wheels - radiator grill - windshield
The car model is intirely painted with alclad II alu and silver. In addition I used Molotow's liquid chrome for some emphasizing and especially for the mirrors.Spokes and some cable simulations are made with material from Albion Alloys.
Music is composed by my good friend Erick Miotke.
The kit was a gift from my modelling friend Stefan Schacht.
It was a pleasure to work with it as a base and get the chance to improve some details with additional materials. Hope you like my little experiments...Behind the scenes: a SCIFI-Bike is made with Mono X and Vyper from AnycubicTOMs Modelling in Motion2021-07-04 | For the 50th birthday of my friend Erick Miotke, founder of the EBM Band "TRIAL", I decided to bring the "SciFi-Bike" to life. A kind of jet powered vehicle which I created several years ago after the Band Logo's shape. The little vessel was designed in Cinema 4D and first took place in the band video "Deeper" performed in Leipzig, Germany, 2008. The video shows how I prepared the 3D file for the 3D printing with Anycubics Photon Mono X and assembled the parts to a display model on top of a base with a concrete 50. The dio base was printed with the new auto-leveling FDM printer Vyper from Anycubic. The spring steel magnetic platform guaranteed easy model removal - huge advantage for the compact diorama size. You can get the printers and wash and cure plus here:
When I came in touch with the beautiful LED lamp, (e-reading lamp), from BenQ, I initially thought of a little experiment similar to the lamp from pixar. Since the light's colors are changeable between cool and warm and the intensity could be dimed I wanted to use it as a studio light source as well. What kind of kit would have been better for the experiment than a car with bare metal full reflective. So my decision was clear. I had to work with the kit "Royal Voyager" from "Time for Machine" www.timeformachine.com, which I had in my stash...
Since I worked with some additional lamps some sort of flickering occured during the stopmotion process. The BenQ lamp didn't cause the negative effects. Instead it was the only light source which guaranteed clean and stable light fantastic for the eyes. I won't ever miss this lamp for my desk or assembling work any more and would like to recommend it for reading and desk computer work.
These are links to get some more informations about it:
Music: Borderless - Aakash GandhiJapanese starfighter F-104J in 1/48 with stopmotion pilot - relaxing animation with special musicTOMs Modelling in Motion2021-04-04 | This clip shows the relaxing stopmotion assembly of the special kit from Eduard with some additional parts. After finishing the modelling process of the F-104 J I designed a boarding ladder and a pilot figure in the 3D program Cinema 4D. The pilot was animated with a walk cycle, a walk stop and a bowing for his supporters. My patreon supporters are eventually greeted by the figure which was printed on my 3D printer from ANYCUBIC. The Photon Mono X printed 115 poses for the Animation. I hope you like my little calm and atmospheric experiment with the special and beautiful relaxing music from my friend Erick Miotke.
If you would like to support my channel please go here:
Thanks a lot to my current Patreon supporters: - Erik Baldwin - Gene Halverson - Bitwyze Gaming - Freaky Cat - Robert Hummel - dawnskis
A huge thank you goes to Erick Miotke for his fantastic Music. Most of the used Colours are from Alclad II.Amatis Blériot XI built in stopmotionTOMs Modelling in Motion2021-02-20 | If you would like to support my channel please go here: patreon.com/toms_modelling or here paypal.me/TomGrigat
This little clip shows the animation of wooden and metal parts coming together of the beautiful Amati's Blériot XI in scale 1/10. My little plastic guy doesn't fit the scale exactly but could have taken a seat finally. He supported the assembling process parially and hat a lot of fun with the result. During the building process I was told the float was originally a rubber container supposed to hold the aircraft above the water in case of an accident during the channel crossing. Since I liked the copper more than a rubber surface, the float may look like a tank instead... Hope you don't mind.
I used colours from Alclad II and tubes (for the rigging) from Albion Alloys.
Music by Asher Fulero
"Night show" "unrequited" "Hopeful freedom" "Pirouette"See how an exotic frog jumped on my hand...TOMs Modelling in Motion2020-12-31 | You can get ANYCUBIC Photon Mono X here: bit.ly/3pDipmE Wash and cure 2.0: bit.ly/2WXYX7I
This clip is a totally new video experiment of using several 3D printed poses of a self designed "Skyfrog" to animate as in stop motion style. The big print area of the ANYCUBIC Photon Mono X allowed up to 15 poses simultaneously and needed only 3 sec. per layer exposure. This led to a total print time of appr. 40 hours. The animation and composing process took four times the printing time though. After the initial little stopmotion animation the making of is being showed. Hope you like the experiment although it has nothing to do with my usual modelling work. But it can be a nice and interesting addition to the scale modelling and stopmotion ideas...
Music: Heaven and Hell (Part 2) from Jeremy BlakeNEW: F-4EJ - Phantom Parts assembled in stopmotionTOMs Modelling in Motion2020-11-28 | BRAND NEW: F-4EJ Kai - Phantom II Forever 2020 from Zoukei-Mura in 1/48
I'm proud to have currently 3 patreon supporters: - Ciaran Cummins - Bitwyze Gaming - Gene Halverson
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The video shows the assembly of the brand new - when posted (11/2020) - kit of the special Phantom II F-4EJ Kai edition "Phantom Forever 2020". Zoukei Mura provided me with the preproduction sprues in absolutely brilliant quality. It's some kind of "unboxing" with animated parts coming together to a beautiful model of the special edition.
The F-4EJ was a modification of the USAF F-4E to fit the JASDF's needs, removing the ground attack function and aerial refueling. A data link was added to make the aircraft an interceptor. The "Kai" variation is a further modification to improve and modernize the F-4EJ. The modifications included the radar, FCS (fire-control system) modernization, navigation, communication system improvement, missile modernization, and bombing system improvement. As the JASDF's F-4 were updated to the F-15J and F-35A, fleets were reorganized, and the F-4EJ Kai aged, the number of F-4EJ Kai gradually decreased. By 2019, the 301st Tactical Figther Squadron of the 7th Air Wing based at Hyakuri Air Base in Ibaraki Prefecture was the only squadron equipped with F-4EJ Kai. In 2020, the squadron flew F-4EJ Kai aircraft with the special "Phantom Forever 2020" retirement markings for the last time, commemorating the end of the aircraft's long service...
The Kit belongs to the Super Wing Series, 10th anniversary, No. 11. The Preorder starts with the 13th December 2020.
My first experience of building a beautiful wood ship from Amati: The Lady Nelson in scale 1/64. I tried to show the entire assembling process and had fun to animate the different shapes and the rigging. Especially the planking was a totally new experience for me. Hope you like the dancing parts finding together and shape the ship...
I used a lot of Amati needful tools, like "Waterline marker" "Form-a-Strip" "Keel klamper" "Electric plank bender"
and painted with alclad II colours. I replaced the board canons with self designed moveble 3D prints.
This video is an experiment of how to build a German Panther A early from Das Werk in 1/35 - with a twist in the middle of the movie... A bit of how to literalize the name of a machine. I hope you'll enjoy my interpretation with the beautiful plastic kit from "Das Werk". The mat is from tankraft.com The figure is from body-kun. Colours are from Alclad II. Rods and tubes are from Albion Alloys.
This animation is about assembling the Junkers Ju-Ef 126 from "Das Werk" in scale 1/35. It was an eperimental fighter that was proposed as a response to the "Jägernotprogramm" or "Emergency Fighter Program" request for proposal issued by the Luftwaffe High Comand in 1944. While the initial design was supposed to use a single Argus pulse-jet engine, it was quickly found to be underpowered in that configuration. Various alternative propulsion options were explored, including a dual Argus configuration - a bit like the engine arrangement of the space ship enterprise... The type was to be built utilizing wood for the flying surface with an aluminium fuselage and key structural elements. 4 Schmidding rocket boosters were arranged circumferentially around the rear fuselage. I decided to build the little prototype situated in the manufacture around 1946 after world war two ended. The interior and the mechanics were digitally designed, animated and eventually printed on a Junco Evolution D 3D printer.
Thanks to Michael Cremerius, www.germania-figuren.eu for designing the base shape of the engineers I could finally animate in Maxon Cinema 4D. Wood decals are from www.uschivdr.com Colors are from www.alclad2-online.co.uk
Music: "The Emperor's Army" from Jeremy BlakeLittle blue bird - Kunkadlo from Eduard in 1/72TOMs Modelling in Motion2020-07-28 | A little assembling experiment of the special edition kit from eduard: "2020 Spielwarenmesse edition"...
Construction of the Kunkadlo was begun by the brothers Bohuslav and Vladimir Simunek in 1926. The aircraft was completed and flown a year later. The initial flight was conducted by Major Skala, who would become known as a member of a later long distance flight from Prague to Tokyo. After the first flight, the wing position was changed in that it was raised above the fuselage and moved slightly aft. Vladimir Simunek took part in several air shows with this sport plane. The flying career of this noteworthy and unique aircraft ended in 1930, when issues began to arise with its glued construction. The airplane was restored in 1967, with the brothers themselves acting as advisers. After the restoration was complete, the aircraft was hung in the Technical Museum in Prague, where it is displayed to this day.
Colors: Alclad II aluminium and Milspecs. Rigging: rig that thing from Uschi van der Rosten
Music: Dream Lagoon from Chris Haugen.Robotimes Orpheus and Bunny - a little love story with 3D puzzlesTOMs Modelling in Motion2020-05-15 | These are the protagonists of this little stopmotion experiment:
A huge thank goes to Sebastian Schollmeyer, soundcloud.com/sebshow for his music composition and work on special sounds for the little stopmotion experiment.
Music and sound by Frankie Valli and Sebshow.Bleriot XI - assembled and eventually crash landed (1/72)TOMs Modelling in Motion2020-04-22 | This stopmotion clip shows the assembling of a vintage old kit from 1965, the sketching of a diorama and the diorama itself.
Many thanks to Dirk S., a good friend of mine, who gifted the little gem.
He challenged me with this early piece of plastic modelling and I accepted - with the use of some additional parts from Brengun and lots of tiny rods and tubes from Albion Alloys.
The book I used as a base is a very old collection of stories I found at a flea market in very bad condition. Therfore I had no worries using it as dioarama base.
I hope you like my combination of several techniques and the story of a very old kit modified and placed on an old book.
The Bleriot XI first flew in 1909 and was famous for it's flight over the English Channel. It was also used as a training aircraft for the "Deutsche Heeresverwaltung" in 1913.
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The red tail were markings markings that distingueshed the Tuskegee Airmen which were the first African-American military aviators in the United States Armed Forces. During World War II, black Americans in many U.S. states were still subject to the Jim Crow laws and the American military was racially segregated, as was much of the federal government. The Tuskegee Airmen were subjected to discrimination, both within and outside the army.
This video is about the kit opponent of my recent animation of the Hobby Boss version were I had to add a lot of after market parts to get a good result. This Royal class kit from Eduard is so perfect detailed that assembling out of box has been better than the other kit with all the additional parts. I hope you'll like it...
I achieved the bare metal look with - for me - a new type of acrylic colors: KColors from custom paint industries. Other colors: Alclad Mil-Specs, Alclad II metallics, Alclad Aqua Gloss Antenna cable simulated with rubber thread from Uschi van der Rosten