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Awesome video thanks

Great tutorials, keep em coming

Tamiya decals are brilliant if you are able to use them. They need to be soaked in very hot water for slightly longer then other kit makwrs. Tamiya kits are made to be made in an evening. Thats what is brilliant abiyt them.

Looks great! Please show us your progress on this wonderful kit; especially that trick paint job. Nice video, nice review! A+

Fantastic tutorial! 'm eagerly awaiting the next video.

Thanks Jason! Very informative!!!

Hello again Jason, The planking is a real art, isn't it. I've seen a few others plank where the gaps were huge. You really did get them nice and tight. Thanks for sharing. Have a great day. Jeff

You've got Nigel's new puppy on to interview ? I think I recall the BOOKs were narrated on the BBC before they filmed the Sunday afternoon show (which I hated at the time). I remember the Hobbit was done on jackanory ...

Hi Jason, Nice work on Sherbourne. I learned a lot watching your planking. Thanks for sharing. Have a great day. Jeff

Great kit, I'm about to finish mine up now.

I remember the Tripods series from my childhood! Great series

I remember that.i have also just watched John Noakes 25,00 feet free fall jump with the falcons. I think he was many peoples childhood hero. I await TT with bated breath👍

Are you using Alphatic Resin Glue or some other type of White Glue?

Hi Jason, they look quite nice. I went a different route. I use Hobbyzone modular storage system on my bench so I bought some shadow foam, once I found some cheap enough. It ended up around 6 feet long and 2 feet wide so plenty to cope with changes. I then cut a piece to size to fit in a drawer and it will hold 2 airbrushes plus accessories in each drawer. Just trace round items with a marker pen and just cut it out with a sharp knife.

I love a good cliff hanger Jason, cheers!

Good grief, back to the 70s.....and scale modelling first time round!

I love these sailing ship models! You add such interesting commentary to these videos as well which end up being part model guide, part history lesson. I'm building the Amati Fly kit but have put off working on it for an embarrassingly long time. Do you have any tips to make the initial hull planks that fit onto the frames any more malleable? I'm having trouble fitting the planks that bend sharply inwards towards the counter at the stern. Thank you!

excellent video. For some reason the smaller the ship the more difficult I find planking it.

Have a great build. ⛵

Jason. It's hard, but i think if youre going to talk about why you are upset by the other YT user, you should give us a name as well. That my opinion :).

Very nice video, Jason. Another quirky model and I like quirky. Here’s some information on a military version from Google. Ground-attack derivative: This version was armored and armed with a downward-pointing battery of 30 Thompson submachine guns. It was based on the Junkers-Larsen JL-6 and had a 300 kW (400 hp) Liberty L-12 engine. American version: This version was built by Junkers-Larsen and eight were produced. The ground attack version with all those Thomson’s would be great. I hope they release it or someone does it in aftermarket.

Hi Jason, A well thought out little accessory. Thanks for sharing. Have a great day. Jeff

Really cool.

Fab review of a gorgeous kit - hopefully, I'll be getting money instead of socks this Christmas...

Nice review again Jason, kit looks great, but my only gripe with it, like a lot of other mini art kits, there's no plastic alternatives to the PE for those who either don't want to use or are not comfortable using, plus it pushes the kit age up, putting it also out of the range of younger modellers. Maybe this will addressed in the basic release of the kit.

Hi Jason, thanks for the review, Gaahleri looks after their customers it seems, very nice idea. Have a great day, Dom

Nice little product that will fit in a draw, rather than having them rolling around loose.

Hello Jason, I'm some way behind you but somewhere you said you could help if we didn't have a pontos hydrophone template and I'm afraid I don't! Any advice gratefully received.

Nice review of what looks like a cracking product from Miniart 😊 Would painted-on latex be a possibility for the curved masking? 🤔

Thank you Jason for this insights! I love Miniart from tractors over civilian vehicles to tanks. Some are quite uncommen and all of them highly detailed models. Yes they are quite flimsy and no one will be a weekend-build. I do not really understand, why your Tempo build videos do not get the deserved respect from some of the visitors of your channel - it´s such a crazy model (and avaiable in more or less 10 variations). Anyway, I definitely will buy this Junkers although my focus is not on planes. One remark: When one grow up with Airfix, some flash on the sprue should appear as heritage, not as an issue :*

Looks and interesting aircraft and very good kit. One to add to a future build when i have gained some experience and can do it justice

I have just checked mine the plastic is superb, much better than the blue tack of old and no short shots

Jason I saw a spokeshave on Amazon.

Cool model. Have a great build.

I'm currently building this kit. The fit is so good, that there is absolutely no need of filler anywhere! just make sure to dry fit the parts, some minor trimming is needed, but then the seams just disappear. I'm totally blown away because I expected a bit of a fight with the corrugated surface... Miniart just hit the bullseye with this one!

Jason, it looks like a great kit of a very attractive aircraft. If I were still buying plastic kits I would definitely get one and do the yellow version. However, you have me so excited about wooden ships I'm thinking of going all in. Sailing ships have always been what I wanted to build. I always thought I didn't have the skills, but you have made me change my mind on that. As a matter of fact, I'm considering selling off my plastic including about 20 Wingnut Wings kits. I thank you for helping me to get going with wooden ships. I'm currently building the Model Shipways kit Glad Tidings schooner.

Great stash additions from Telford Jason, I like the B-12A and hope to pick one up too. I like the idea of a Facebook group for subscribers but am unfortunately unlikely to have time to offer to help admin. Bit of a faff with the fellow You Tuber too... Cheers!

As a ship modeller I will not be building this but it is lovely looking kit and really like the yellow/black scheme.

Hi Jason, thanks for review of this very interesting plane, I wonder why they didn't fit glass at front, they had it on the sides already. Possibly due to this exhaust right in front? That must have been an experience to fly it. The kit looks stunning, Miniart did no wrong with it, beautiful. Very curious how the painting will go, I imagine decals are not going to go easy either, even Cartograph, I don't think Tamiya's would make it. Have a great day, Dom

Very nice kit of a quirky looking airplane, I am tempted to get one. Thanks for the peek, Jase. 😊

Hi Jason, I've said it before, but thank you for another great First Impression. MiniArt really outdid themselves with this one. It's going to be a challenge to take care of seams without damaging any detail. I'll be looking forward to seeing how your painting plans work out. Thanks for sharing. Have a great day. Jeff

The yellow version is not the German postal service. It is of an airmail service company from the city of Danzig (Gdansk in Poland since 1945), which was a 'free city' from 1920 till 1939.

Who Made your small black Push Hammer?

It was great to meet you Jason! Glad you had a good time there and that looks a great kit. It does look very inviting to build. Cheers

Junkers is an interesting looking aircraft-very advanced in appearance for the early 1920s. I haven’t built a Miniart kit -from what I’ve seen in reviews of their trucks the company seems to have a philosophy of “never make a component with 1,2 or 3 parts when 6, 8 or 10 will do. 😉. As such maybe a bit too fussy for someone as spatially challenged as me. However I know you’ll do a great job when it makes it to your workbench. 👍

Do you also use a digital microscope? Thank you for the great review! 👏👍

Nice!

You don't put in the Rabbit for the planking?

On your Push Hammer, push out the steel part of the hammer part of the tool and rub this part on a magnet, this will magnetize that part of the tool and the nails will not fall out of the tool. Also, why are part 2 and 4 the same?

Great build and vid 💞🍺👍💪