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Really cool. 👍

Cool

Very nice 😍 The Me-109 looks very striking in those Swiss colours.

Love the video. Love the model. 👍🏻👍🏻🙂

GREAT JOB Beautiful plane

Amazing, well done! I really appreciate the fact that you showcase the making of in this video. Thanks a lot for the inspiration!

Bravo superbe réalisation et magnifique vidéo

How do you make the black wash? What are parts composition of the wash? The wash I use dries quickly and does not wipe off easily like yours. Is it because of a clear coat under the wash?

Magnifique félicitations 🎉c'est un chef d'œuvre

Amazing work, very beautiful. Howefer, I can not recognize the chipping. Did you have som reference photos?

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Excellent work! :) I would like to have seen more, please.

Don't forget the shell ejection ports under the wings. I had read somewhere that the brownish tint was due to the only wax available at the time, brown boot polish. Dunno if it's true but would explain the color. Dane

David R Lentz, Columbus, Ohio, USA Dobrý deň. You presented to us excellent work. Thank you for your marvellous efforts!

neeee. v tech slipech se sandalema a ponozkama.. neeee:-( -)

Beautiful model, and yet brutal machine. I can hear it rooooaaaar !!!

Hate the loud music

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AMAZING Craftsmanship!! Beautiful!

I have always been questioning myself what Marmite is really good for ... thank you for this great video! ;-)

After I've seen your incredible build of this model I was really tempted to immeadetly throw away my Spitfire Mk II from Revell (which is quite nice at all) and get this kit as it's so much better. Keep the great work on!

Lovely build and beautiful paint scheme

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Absolutely spectacular mate. Really enjoyed watching that.

OIL LEAKS? This is a Rolls-Royce mate! Serious though, what a build. You are a maestro sir. Beautiful job.

Nicely done, Sir !

Inspirational build and so many tips and hints on how to get effects -- many thanks

As a young teen I loved building WW2 aircraft kits. Can't even count how many I had. The Stuka was my favorite. Toward the end of my hobby teen years I had so many extra parts from so many kits in a box that I was able to custom build my own airplane designs from imagination. Haven't touched a model kit in 40 years but vids like this spark the desire to do one more, a 1/32 scale stuka.

Excellent build apart from the chipping, just erratic and too heavy.

Beautyfull!

Greetings from South Florida USA. Merry Christmas. Your modeling is perfection. Love watching your videos, greetings to your wife who does beautiful photography. Keep them coming. Jim

Wow! Beautifully done, makes me want to go by this Kit. Your detail is incredible. Did it come riveted like that or did you actually put all those rivets on? Amazing job. Love watching your videos as the videos are always so crystal clear and the detail is like the real thing. 😊keep them coming.

Awesome Job! I wish I could buy the engine for my Pacific Coast Kit. No engine included in mine. Your work and skills are very well done.

Fabulous! 👍 If Brig. Gen. James Howard was alive today, he would have been proud of the way you built his plane! 👏

Super 👍

Well done mate nice build love the paint job. Thanks for the video . Steve U.K.

Very very good job, as always. On by the way, i think Le Grand Charles had a Rotol plastic propeller. Not chipped, in this case. Cheers and many thanks for your job.

Very nice build; thx for your video! I agree with your conclusion regarding too much "chipping." RLM paints and painting derectives were among the very best in WWII, providing the Luftwaffe with better chipping & fading resistance than any other nation. Except for the "Anton" & "B-1" variants, which used "narrow" chord metal propellers, all later Stuka variants used wider chord wood props. These propellers had a linen-type fabric fused to the blades' outer surfaces, and then a very narrow brass protective strip screwed onto each blades' leading edge, before final paint. So, these wood props would not exhibit any "silver" metal chipping or finish wear, such as would be seen on aluminum or steel prop blades. Additionally, all Axis countries had to extremely conserve their strategic alloying metals, so their aircraft exhaust manifolds were manufactured with very little/no chromium or nickel content. This was a "luxury" only US & GB enjoyed, meaning "rust" corrosion was seldom in evidence on their manifolds. I do think there is a current fad in the model world of overdoing wear and grime. I believe in the adage: "less is more". Most aircraft did NOT look as if they flew nonstop through sandstorms, and then burning oilfields, covering them with grime & wear from wingtip to wingtip. : )

Looks absolutely fantastic! 💯 👍🏻👏🏻👏🏻

The best Czech pilot was Josef František with 17 kills , he was serving in polish 303 squadron .Great build !

Have you ever stood beside the real thing - they are huge Great Model

Awesome work my friend. I like the various set ups of the figures. Genius!! Mikey V.

Nice one!

Beautiful work.

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Great job - congratulations!

It looks pretty good, except for those ugly chipping effects. Looks like a bunch of pigeons dumped a full load of their crap on the plane

Beautiful job, keep up the good work! 👍

You did a built a beautiful model.

YOU are a real artist