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In Box Review - 1/48 Sword Gannet AEW.3 (New 2024 tooling)
In Box Review of the Brand New Tooled Sword Gannet AEW.3 in 1/48 scale.
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At the time of uploaded the Sword kit was actually more expensive than the Airfix by approx 8 uk pounds
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At the time of uploaded the Sword kit was actually more expensive than the Airfix by approx 8 uk pounds
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Grading Garden Soil For Use in Dioramas - Tips and Tricks
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A short video showing how I grade soil from my back garden to use on dioramas
Metal Tiger tank track blackening
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Using some metal bluing fluid I attempt to treat and blacken my tiger tank metal tracks.
1/48 Tamiya spitfire Mk.Vb Trop build review
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Retrospective build review of my 1/48 scale Tamiya Supermarine Spitfire Mk.Vb Trop
Project Update Series - June 2024
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Quick update series on current my projects and general ramblings.
Build Series - 1/32 Hawker Tempest mk.v by Revell... Video 1
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Update 2 on my Hawker Tempest build in 1/32 scale by Revell
Revell 1/32 Hawker Tempest mk.v build - surface detail short
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A quick look at the tools and process I use on surface detail for scale models I build. in this instance the 1/32 Hawker Tempest mk.v from Revell (Special Hobby)
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Nose gear is very fragile once assembled, so nose weight will be an issue. The rear crew area is too wide once assembled, will need to be cut to make it fit. loads of detail that once all built up, can't be seen.
@@andysmedley-mj8fo thanks for the heads up 👍
You have to bear in mind that this Sword kit is limited run. It has all the hallmarks of Special Hobby, Classic Airframes and Pacific Coast offerings and should definitely not be compared with the one from Airfix. They are two completely different products. One has, near enough, everything done for the modeller, the other one requires thought, experience and skill to assemble properly. Also, do not expect this Gannet from Sword to be available indefinitely. Get them while you can. Their EE Lightning two seaters are case in point.
Sure, it wasn't really a criticism of the kit/brand just pointing out the same as yourself, that its similar to something like Special Hobby in terms of surface detail. The flash etc is all as expected, I was just a bit disappointed on the detail for the fuselage compared even to the wings of the same kit, which have crisper panel lines. The fuselage lines are quite soft in places. This doesn't have anything to do with being a short run kit, just not very well tooled.
@Hokonui_Hobby_Room No criticism directed at your review at all. Just making general comment, nothing more. Agree with the points made in your response. I strongly believe this kit, assembled with care, can be made into a beauty and be a perfect partner for the Airfix kit. Good overview.
Thanks for the review.
Thanks, I'm sure it will build up into a very nice Gannet :)
It looks nice, thanks for the review👋🏻
Yes it is nice and I think will build up well. I may do a follow up video with a dry test fit of the kit
No wing fold :(
@@rb15026 sadly not
..не плохо..
Thanks for the review…looking forward to getting mine…my personal opinion is that Airfix dropped the ball…& they over engineer their modern releases. I’m not sure where their R&D team went to gain info on their Gannet release…but the Sword AEW release appears to me to have much more “agency” than their offering.
@@dingerbell100 yeah I know what you mean but the detail on the fuselage definitely seems soft, even minus the rivet detail, which I realise can be a personal taste thing when it comes to a scale model. A few soft passes with a scriber will fix the soft/lost detail. Hopefully it builds up well. 👍😁
@@Hokonui_Hobby_Room True…the Airfix R&D chose their version of the Gannet based upon a Gannet held in storage at the FAA Museum at RNAS Yeovilton, Somerset…& it’s NOT an AEW4…I suspect 🤷♂️😉
The FAA museum has an AEW3 and a COD4. Not sure about an AS4 but the RAN FAA museum has one.
Really enjoying your videos mate, cheers. Might be a silly question - as I have no experience making dioramas - but I’m wondering about natural material from the garden etc going off? Mould, rot etc. Does this happen? How do you mitigate it? Cheers again.
@@scottiedoesit9480 depends on the material used. Soil will be applied with PVA and sealed, so it's kinda encased. Dried leaves etc have to be sealed to stop them degrading fully. Let them dry out fully, make sure all moisture is gone, kinda like when you dehydrate fruit. It's only the remaining moisture that will cause any kind of rot, mould etc. most I've seen using natural materials always seal and even paint once applied. Hope that helps 👍
WHERE IS THE FRIE^^%^()&*(NG BUILD AND BUILD REVIEW?!???? Whats wrong with you?
Very nice. Love the desert paint scheme with the tropical filter. Pretty sure the Subritsky’s Mk5 that lived in Auckland for a long time is finished with the filter now
Be good to see some photos of that
SMS Paints are a revolution and well worth a go
I have a decent selection of SMS and have painted a few kits using them. Agree they are great but the smell restricts my use and they are much more expensive.
Glad to hear you talking! Look forward to seeing the next video 😊
Thanks :) Just uploading some more now. Trying to load the channel up with some retrospective build reviews of some of the previous kits I've built
Looking forward to seeing the Bronco finished…such a cool aircraft. Wildcat looks great as well
Yeah the Bronco is an impressive kit once complete. Hopefully I'll get back onto it soon :)
i got the 1:32 GR1 harrier to build and upload and still keep putting it off duer to the size lol
I've been tempted by that kit myself. I do love a harrier
@@Hokonui_Hobby_Room its a lovely kit from what i can see im just lacking the confidence lol so il test myself on the Mavericks 1:48th F18 :D
@@TS-STORM I have many kits in my stash that I still feel I'm not good enough to do them justice. My personal expectations are so high I'm not sure I'll ever reach them.
@@Hokonui_Hobby_Room im not even gonna attempt weathering im just gonna build and paint my kits how i want if people dont like it they can make there own :D
@@Hokonui_Hobby_Room ive got a PBY 1:72 to build along with about 4 others lol and 2 to finish i just got back into kit making after 20 odd year break and just got back in to RC flying after 15 year break lol
It is not small! How is the Broco going?
The Tempest is surprisingly big, bigger than a hurricane and quite a bit bigger than a spitfire. Bronco is all black sat on a shelf waiting for some love. I'll be doing a video on that soon 😁