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Thank you mate, glad you liked it!

Thank you, it’s a lovely kit to build.

Thank you, glad you like it!

Thank you, I’d love to build a wooden ship model one day!

Thank you, glad you like them!

Thank you!

Honestly with a bit of practise and a couple of models under your belt you’ll be flying! I think watching a lot of youtube etc from different modellers helps gain a lot of experience in a short space of time. Aftermarket is a term used for any associated parts produced by a third party. If you go to www.scalemates.com and find the kit you’re building it will have all its history, downloadable instructions and lists of products available to ‘up detail’ your model (photo etch, 3D printed parts, decals etc). www.britmodeller.com is also a great forum for learning too! Hope this helps you!

Thank you mate, glad I could help!

Thank you! Yes it was such a school boy error 🤣

Ahh thank you, I’m glad I inspired you, and you enjoyed enough to sub!

Ahhh thank you, that’s nice of you to say. It just comes with practise! There are many more better than me but I always try to improve.

Thank you very much, I really appreciate you saying so!

@ your very welcome nice to meet you :)

Thank you!

Thank you, you’re correct. Unfortunately I’m not an aircraft guy and the instructions didn’t make it clear about the ailerons. I live and learn though!

These were just display. I had to leave before the competition area opened up for viewing. I wouldn’t know where to start trying to distinguish between such incredible models.

Thank you very much, I always try to make the next build better and improve my modelling!

Thank you very much, I appreciate your comment!

Thank you, it’s a good kit, just don’t make the same mistake with the ailerons both being down like I did. The instructions were not really clear.

Thank you! I’ll give that a go, although next time I’m planning on actually painting them 🤔

Even better!! Best of luck 🙂

Do you mean the Extra Thin Cement or using the brush for the paints? The cement is fine, you have a couple of seconds. I don’t generally use the brush with Tamiya paints but occasionally I do (only for small parts) and I think it just needs a little practise.

Thank you, I wanted a tree or tree stump but they’ve been done loads, the telegraph pole was nice and simple to do!

Cheers mate, appreciate it!

Ahhh thank you, it’s great to hear where people are watching from! I roughly followed the AK Diorama book that I got for Christmas, the products available now though are incredible. I like to narrate my videos but not talk too much, just give the information on what I’m doing and the products I’ve used. You can definitely bring yourself up to a good standard just by watching lots of good TH-cam channels.

Thank you, I appreciate it!

Thank you! I think the trick is multiple layers and that’s quite easy in todays modelling world with all the products available.

Thank you very much, just give it a go, it’s a cheap kit and you’d be surprised what you can achieve from following a few YT videos!

There was a few that I’ve included in the Sci-fi chapter. I couldnt fit them all in unfortunately.

@@45degreesmodelling ok cool

Sounds great! I never knew they were from the Belgium Army, I knew the film was filmed in the London docklands though as he didn’t like flying.

​@@45degreesmodelling The former RAF Bassingbourn airfield in Cambridgeshire was used to recreate the Marine Corps Recruit Depot Parris Island in South Carolina. The abandoned Beckton gasworks in East London was used to film the bombed-out city of Hue in Vietnam. The Norfolk Broads and Stiffkey Marshes were used as Asian paddy fields, and the Broads National Park was used for the scene of the US Army helicopter shooting into the "Vietnamese countryside". Other filming locations in England include Isle of Dogs, London, RAF Swinderby, and Compton Acres, Canford Cliffs.

Yeah, it's a Korean War era tank but we gave a bunch of them to the South Vietnamese and the Japanese Self Defense Force.

Thank you very much, that’s kind to say. I’d probably do it a little bit differently next time but it certainly adds to the model imo!

Thank you mate, really appreciate this comment!

Thank you, I’m glad you liked it 🙏

It sounds good to me on my phone, laptop and Kindle through speakers and headphones? I’ve had audio issues in the past (with the BF109), so I always try and make the audio good.

@@45degreesmodelling There's barely any audio on my pc or tv but sounds fine on my phone. I encounter this often so I figure its just one of those weird TH-cam things. A browser extension called 600% volume solves it for now.

@@mustardviking5943 Humm this is very strange, I’ve never had anything like this happen before. I tried it incognito on my TV and it works fine too 🤔

Yes absolutely. I would recommend a Tamiya spray can for the primer and if possible a spray can for the main body parts, but if you just want to stick to a brush then I’d recommend flat brushes to help with the finish, but again that’s not essential. There’s a TH-cam channel called QuickKits who has some good brush painting tutorials for scale modellers. He hasn’t posted for a couple of years but the videos are still relevant. Hope you try it and have fun! Tom

Ahh thank you, that’s very nice of you to say so! Glad you like my content.

Thank you! Glad you liked it, and thanks for commenting!

Thank you, that’s kind of you to say! It’s a really nice and simple kit isn’t it? I’m thinking of building it again and comparing to see how much my modelling has improved!

Thank you mate, glad you like my content!

On the runway? I loved that!

Thank you. I didn’t use them in the end unfortunately. They’ve gone into the spares box, I’ll probably use them to practise painting figures though!