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Blimey! Has there been a break-in at the local Power Tools store? I never knew you had so much gear!!

Great project. Does it need some drain holes in the base?

I see the birds have already given it their seal of approval. Thanks for the videos throughout the year and looking forward to another year of Misadventures in Modelling. Merry Christmas to you and the family and a happy a safe New Year.

Cool project. Well done.

Looks great..

How much filament ?

Merci Joseph pour ce partage et, plus généralement pour ce Partage. Quel réel plaisir d'avoir partagé cette année musicale avec toi... Vivement la prochaine... Amicalement.

Could you please let me know the codes for both Oracovers red and cream. Fabulous job. Best regards, Stuart.

Bit of a mission! Looks good.

Aren’t you going to paint it?……Knobs, screen etc……

What is the total cost?

no dials on any of the instruments

I find myself in a bind. Not one who would build a MAGAZINE KIT, due to cost and quality of build, but being in the position where I have packed all my modelling kit away temporarily, the attraction of putting a kit together that requires no painting or tools to build is attractive. If the end result is a quality model i believe it would offer a decent project.

Iv just been given the Hull for the fully complete but with no top/wheelhouse/ bridge ect can you buy that part of the kit separately ?

that is really nice!

You say you don't know what a recuperator does but there's a clue in the name. It recuperates. Hope you found this helpful. Actually, I was interested to know what it did too and a quick Google told me it is basically a heat exchanger, warming incoming air needed onboard. I imagine any heating was well received by those brave lads. It's interesting following your build of this Lanc. I've always thought the people who built the deAgostini Spitfire and such were mugs when you calculate the cost - you know, 100 issues at £10 a pop, when you could buy a kit far, far cheaper. But your build shows the parts of this particular model as beautifully crafted and worthy of a bit of expense. I am enjoying the series and am looking forward to seeing more details and ultimately the finished item. You made a great job of the Chris Craft boat by the way. I'm not a boat man - mostly a glider guider - but I appreciate the skill and effort that went into it. Great job indeed.

Thank you.. I have an Iggy with no clothes so can't use templates.. I still want to dress him/her.. so this has given me some idea.. were they buttons you used.. I was looking all over for the original clips but as yet haven't found

Knowing your attention to detail I thought you might have put a servo on those guns so you could turn them round as you were sailing! Credit to you.

Stunning build, turned out superb and well built

Fantastic job! This really looks beautiful, the 3D printed parts give a super detail to the guns.

Grande!

There are lots of fiddly bits

I've got this I'm on issue 43 it's going to be an amazing working model

Come on dude , you can do waaaaay better with that chain and rope , do not slack of the last pieces . 🙄🙄🙄🙄👎👎👎👎And now put some crew on.

Well done.

Well-done so much work looks great, looking forward to the next vid. For some reason I cannot get onto the web site, could you please send me it, I must be doing something wrong. Thanks.

What a fantastic series of videos, thank you so much for taking the time and effort to video the build, your attention to detail is amazing, I've just started my build, I'm up to fitting the side skins to the hull, if mine comes out half as good as yours I'll be over the moon, looking forward to a running video,

outstanding!

I’ve been building the same kit. I deviated after completing the deck by completely rebuilding the upper superstructure and 95% of the deck fittings using the Tamiya Perkassa kit as reference in plasticard, strip and rod. I have yet to build the guns from scratch as you rightly mention the 3D printed kits from Shapeway are no longer available as it appears the company is no longer. I will scratch build those too using the Tamiya kit parts as reference. Enjoyed your build 👌

Very nicely made

Well done Peter, looks great.

Could you please do a radio controlled episode in this building on

Grande!!!

Great job, looks bloody nice. You have far more patience than me gluing all those fiddly bits. I also like the final weathering which is just enough and not overdone some modellers do. You can have too much weathering on models sometimes. Also, I can't help wondering how they launched the torpedoes. The US PT boats had deck mounted torpedo tubes.

Fantastic model made by an amazing modeler,enjoyed every episode,looking forward to the next one.Well done! 😃

Some weeks ago I told you I was going to start building a model of my son's 35 foot cruiser. i was going to send a photo but i could not attack it how do i send it

How I can get this model

Got to ask how many rolls of filament did this monster take to make, bet a few days of printing too... Pretty awesome, had the Airfix kit as a kid at the larger scale but it's rare now and expensive.... This is the way to go 3d printing..... Cool.

Looks fabulous, i would like to see a 1:6 version radio controlled!

Gob Job ❤

By the way your videos are great lot of ideas.

Is the main body hollow? I watched the print but wondered if you wanted access to main body is it empty or is it filled with a support structure that cant be removed? Thank you

Dove si comprano la scatola di montaggio grazie

Is there an stl file?

very nice job👋👋

Did I see that right ? Only one pilot, no side by side pilots ?

Have you seen the model the guy built he can fly in?! 😱😁👍👍🇺🇸

HM to order that?.here in the Philippines..i like that..pm

thx for sharing! you are bold! I like it that you modefy it. Great explanation and great energy! Please keep going

Do you have a source for RC electric boat kits or plans? I am looking for a military style boat, perhaps wwii that would go with rc warbird planes.