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I used to get up early on Saturday mornings back in 1975 when I was 9 years old and ride my bike to a drugstore that had all the Monogram armor kits including this one. I remember I bought the Sturmgeschutz IV and Grant.This brings back some memories. Shepard Paine who did the diaromas for Monogram back in the 70's was amazing. My favorite of mine was the ditched B-17G.

Most of those old Monogram kits scale out closer to 1/35 than 1/32, so a lot of 1/35 scale aftermarket parts work with them just fine.

I remember that kit when I was a kid🎉🎉 never got it but remember it. Man I couldn’t bring myself to open it 🎉🎉

Box opened 4:50

That is a very nice kt , the Shepherd Paine diorama instructions were something I ALWAYS looked forward to getting hold of....

Great vintage kit. My brother built the Monogram Grant US Army 1/35 scale but I’m having a hard time finding it for sale. Same line of armor kits Monogram sold during the 70s.

I have two of those. One is pretty beaten up, the other one as nice as yours! I have most the other 1/32 armor that were available at the the time, except the japanese ones. Too bad Tamiya came around with those lame 1:35 kits. These are more fun!

That tips on dioramas is worth a lot of money

That was really weird !!!! I love it !!!!! Thank you for bringing us such a unique experience!! Enjoy a bubble tea with your bendy straw!

Whoops! Ive just seen you posted this 10 years ago to my comments are probably way out of date.

Post-office red and Brunswick green are for the navigation lights.

The hulls of the E ('S') boats were made of wood ( So no rust) and the lower hull was painted black to preserves the wood, the red antifouling paint was made for metal hulled ships. This Airfix model is one of the early pre-war built boats, and was initially used to work-out what they were to be used for, and later used to train crews for the later boats namely the S100 series. During their war-time service the mast was either drastically shortened or removeds altogether. If you can find the Profile Publication No 31 is a good reference for both the early and later S type boats. Once you've got the hull / deck together the rest of the model goes together like a dream. Don't forget to assemble the hull port hole windows before adding the deck. And if making the full hull version note not all the propellers rotate in the same direction, (see instructions) The Airfix figures included in the kit are to my mind are the best Airfix ever produced and are well worth that little bit extra time to paint. If you want a model of the later S100 series with the armoured bridge try the Revell one in the same scale. Makes a good companion to the Airfix model. Have fun with the build.

In the Polar Lights Re-release, the16-page color pamphlet was missing. The booklet is supposed to be rich in background/history and illustrate paint schemes. Now I have to wing it. I'm disappointed, but it's not a deal-killer. The shell parts are highly detailed, surprisingly so. The problem with clear plastic is that it scratches easily, so you must be extremely careful. Also, painting is a bitch. I'm faced with a huge masking problem in order to get the model to look like the cover art! And also had to buy an airbrush, which I've never used. But airbrushing is the only way to get this thing looking decent. The items on the tree are well-constructed and detailed and fit together perfectly. However, the 1-inch alien figures seemed at first unrealistically tiny in scale to the craft. (But they're not!) A thirteen-inch diameter shell at 1:48 scale would indicate the actual craft is about 52' in diameter, exactly what Bob Lazar reported. Four-foot characters in a 52-ft craft may seem eye-popping, but it's not unrealistic when you consider that we 6-ft creatures travel in 40-ft long airliners with a 36-ft wingspan, and we're almost twice as tall as the EBEs. A four-foot EBE on a 1:48 scale would be 1" in height, so it's right on. ABOUT ONBOARD ENERGY STORAGE: I can't find where anyone mentions onboard energy storage in relation to the S4 craft Lazar worked on. I would have expected the flight deck of the craft to be much thicker and layered with alternating dialectics and conductors to function as a giant capacitor for storing electro-gravitic energy. Like an electric automobile, a craft would seem to need an energy source to power-up and manage stable inflight energy flow (and preserve computer memory if it has one). I haven't found this issue mentioned anywhere on TH-cam except in relation to earlier alien reproduction vehicles.

Thank's i bought 2 of these when when new built 1 looks cool the other still sealed in box with a sticker price 19.99

Good afternoon, I know I'm responding to an old build, but I'm just curious if you ever finished the Enterprise D? Love to see it complete.

I have it as well, wanna light it up tho..

What paint you recommend for this? I painted mine over ten years ago, but I would like to put a coat of something that really makes it shine. Looks great hanging from the ceiling but needs a realistic mirror finish. th-cam.com/video/s6xVCYnE6_8/w-d-xo.html Speed this up, but it is a book printed in ~1950, with the most important sightings til then. Keyhoe took a lot of flack for being , I assume, right. th-cam.com/video/DrfcoZCITac/w-d-xo.html The first five minutes might show us the propulsion but I can't find any power source, assume the trouble they have is the power source, ... if any of it is true.

I had this kit in the 90's :)

A classic kit. Fetching mega bucks these days. If you can find one.

Just found the Morgan Plus Roadster version of this kit in a partially started state for £25 could not pass it up. So this will be a interesting build as never done a car and normally complete armour models and certainly 1/16 is a big scale so here goes

Can you make a video from your finished assembly?

I built this when I was about 14. Great job!

THIS IS S-7 E-BOAT. OUR OWN COUNTRY ALSO HAD 3 THIS BOATS DURING WW2, THIS ARE 岳-22，岳-253，岳-371 岳-253 LATER WAS CAPTURED BY THE PLA DURING THE CIVIL WAR AND JOINING THE PLAN AS A PATROL BOAT

Did you ever film part 3? I’d love to see how she turned out.

The illumination of the boat is nice. However, in this case you can see that the interior of the boat is empty. Unfortunately, there are no aftermarket interior details for the motor compartment, especially the Daimler Benz MB-502 V-16 diesel engines available. That's why I refused to illuminate my model from inside.

I can confirm, this is a really awesome kit concerning the time when it was 1st released. I've built this enemy boat and surely enjoied it. It is super detailed, and its fittings were still acceptable in spite of the age of their forms 46 years old!. My Schnellboat S-12 has been just finished and occupies a honour place in my vitrine. Sureley it will get a diorama too! Or at least its virgin journey in the bath tube. It was built in order to swim.

they can make clear parts, but they can't hole out the windows?! Dang!

Is that copper paint a transparent copper or regular copper paint?

Have you seen what they sell for now?????

Worth some money right now.

I miss building these things. I miss the smells, the focused mind. They're just so expensive now aren't they though!

would you sell a copy of the Morgan instruction booklet

Hello did u ever build and paint this model

Keep up the great work. Good luck with growing your channel. Have you seen smzeus . c o m?! It’s a handy tool to help you grow your TH-cam following!!

What paint did you use? Long story short, I need to add them to my Christmas list.

lookin real nice.. just so you know, those mystery parts are to make it powered and float in the water. The round things are for batteries and motor mounts and the teardrop shaped things are for balance (like a keel). Why they included them is beyond me. LOL

Most Lindberg kits may not be as detailed mainly cause they are a old company they been around since the 1960s for what i heard and back then models weren't as accurate like in Todays models like Trumpeter and Tamiya Etc. But in my opinion this is a good model that they made and there scales are a bit off this ship for a 1/900 scale looks to me like it can be 1/800 or 1/700 or somewhere around there. Great video though!

Got red oxide and tile paint out poundshop looks perfect don't get post office red it's far to bright get a red oxide

Wow this is bob lazars so called sportcar , Is this kit still available ???

All that included info isn’t SciFi ‘lore’ bro, it’s actual USAF/Bluebook findings. We’ve had gravity drives ourselves since Roswell. No big whoop. And YES, the interior IS barren. No right angles, seams in the metal, nor controls anywhere. That’s just how these things are. This video explains what we firmly KNOW atm (Pertinent info begins @ 20mins 7seconds).👇🏼 Check it out: th-cam.com/video/OU7Y0y0Lg6k/w-d-xo.html

Hey this is amazing is there a way I can contact you through social media I would love to have a conversation with you.

here is the finished kit, I forgot to sand down the aliens heads and i didn't paint them blue..since they are greys lol th-cam.com/video/WAf912wZrg4/w-d-xo.html with dome - th-cam.com/video/Lzg6m1ViiQE/w-d-xo.html

I bought mine about a week ago after watching the Lazar documentary. i didnt know these existed. they are being auctioned off on ebay now and are sold out on amazon. so i had no other option but to buy the UK version by lindberg. I finished building it yesterday, pretty simple build..i chose to keep the dome clear, i painted everything else to specification. its a neat piece once finished. i'll post a video up soon.

When you first opened the box I thought it was a hubcap for a Toyota Camry.

That clear top part would make a great salad bowl.

Woah!! You are so lucky i have been wanting that gundam

I used it to try to mask on my old AMT Excelsior to separate the blue from the hull color. And though it claims to lift off, the paint actually sealed it to the model. I had to actually soak the model in purple power to remove all the paint to get rid of the mask streak marks that showed through the paint. Since it wouldn't lift off. Will Never use that stuff again.

painted the real one 1966 to 1969 !!!

Mr. Belmosan. Hi!!! I just bought mine on Amazon... can’t wait for it to arrive. I’m from Santiago, Chile. I would like to ask you a couple of things; is glue required? Is all transparent or just partially? Any additional info would be appreciated. Thank you so much! Max M.