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Quick and easy method. Don't forget his yellow life jacket.

You need to get the camera closer your work. It's hard to see what you're doing.

Great collection this year

Nice review. Best wishes for you channel in the future. Guten Rutsch und ein frohes Neues✨🎇🎆

Great build! Bravo to Tamiya for marketing both the original and Korean conflict versions. Would like to see someone do a stateside version circa 1955-6 when they were removed from general service. Would the stateside version differ from the Korean War version? 21:51

"Who doesnt love a yellow school bus?" 'Cackle, cackle, cackle' - Kamala Heels up Harris

Danke für das Video! Dieses Modell hat eine interessante Geschichte hinter sich. Die original Enterprise machte 1977 ihren Erstflug. Die original Columbia startete zum ersten Mal mit STS-1 1981. Der Revell Bausatz kam 1979 in die Geschäfte. Man bekam also 1978, ein Jahr nach dem Erstglug der Enterprise die Genehmigung, das Shuttle zu kopieren für einen Bausatz. Interessant ist, dass man 1978, als die Gussform entstand, noch nicht genau die Kachel Struktur wusste. Man hatte bis 1982 Probleme mit der Anbringung. Auch wusste man bei dem ersten Bausatz noch nicht die genaue Farbgebung. Bei der ersten Ausgabe wusste man auch nur, dass das erste richtige Shuttle COLUMBIA heißen wird. So bestanden die ersten Decals nur aus: 2x United States 1x USA 1x Flagge 2x nasa 1x Dash 2x esa 2x Columbia Also eigentlich nur 7 Decals. Auf dem ersten Karton war das Shuttle nicht besonders gut gezeichnet zu sehen. Noch dazu so gezeichnet, dass es mit Haupt Triebwerke in Richtung Erde dargestellt wurde. So stellte sich der Zeichner den Wiedereintritt in die Erdatmosphäre vor. Die erste Spritzform zeigte auf der Unterseite neben dem linken Fahrwerk eingegossen (C) 1979 REVELL, INC. 1982 wurde das entfernt, was man heute noch erkennen kann, wenn man genau hin sieht. Der Bausatz spiegelt auch die Zeit wieder als es den Herstellen in den 90's nicht gut ging, und mit Monogram fusioniert. Kurz war auf dem Karton, der Anleitung, und einem kleinen Teil REVELL-MONOGRAM zu lesen. Bis 2024 wurde der Bausatz 10x wieder veröffentlicht. Die Bauteile selbst, sind seit 1979 unverändert. Nach dem Challenger Unglück hat man sofort die Auslieferung der Kartons mit dem Bild der Challenger gestoppt, einen neuen Karton mit anderem Bild verwendet, und den Namen Challenger nie mehr bei den Decals dazu gegeben. Den Namen Columbia nach der Katastrophe allerdings schon. Es gibt aber andere Dekals in 1:72 zu kaufen wo Challenger mit dabei steht. Heute sieht der Bausatz im Vergleich zu aktuellen Modellen sehr grob aus. Mit den neuesten Decals kann man aber ein schönes Modell gestalten. Mit viel Aufwand, kann man das Modell auch selbst mit vielen Details gestalten, und so ein ganz bestimmtes Shuttle, einer ganz bestimmten Mission, mit selbst gebauter Ladung bauen. Die UDSSR hatte ende der 80's das Shuttle (BURAN) versucht zu bauen. Es gab ein Shuttle zum Flugtest ähnlich der Columbia, und eines das 1x startete und wieder in die Erdatmosphäre eingetreten war. Die Freude war zuerst groß. Dann sah man, dass die Startrampe stark zerstört wurde beim Start, und das Shuttle beim Wiedereintritt auch. Nachdem kein Geld mehr zur Verfügung stand, wurde das Programm eingestellt. Drei Shuttle die zu 50% auch noch gebaut waren, wurden nicht mehr fertig gestellt. Mit viel Arbeit kann man aus dem Revell Bausatz, auch die BURAN bauen. Die kostet von amodell in 1:72 nämlich 300-500$! Revell sollte das Space shuttle in 1:72 und die Buran in 1:72 mit aktueller Genauigkeit der Details heraus bringen. Kriegs Modelle wurden von Revell zum Teil schon mehrfach neu Hergestellt. Das Space Shuttle in 1:72 leider noch nie.

Of all the stuff tamiya has made, the g6-01 is one of the silliest, dumbest things that they have done. Bloody ridiculous. And I friggin love it wholeheartedly. Have you ever considered the wide arm conversion?

Great power brings great carnage!

Nice upgraded bus. It really runs awesome on BL

Great upgrades. 🎶 Another hub bites the dust 🎶

Nice to see the Bus getting some upgrades! Sucks it broke the rear but hopefully will be a quick fix. These truck always amaze me running around, so fast and agile for the big, heavy looking things they are! They are like the big guy on the football team that can run faster than the skinny guys!

Great job! I have the 1/144 somewhere, but keep putting it off because making an accurate crawler would be such a pain.

Great job. I enjoyed the Shuttle talk in the beginning also.

Nice build....i've watched a number of these shuttle builds with the space lab and wonder why the modeler chooses not to weather the cargo bay more?

Very nice

Awesome model, good job. These WWII planes're always best in this bigger scale than usual.

How interesting! I just finished my Revell 1/144 scale Shuttle 2 days ago. I built it straight out of the box, with a few modifications of my own. I drilled out the holes on the Landing Gear Struts (8 per main, 2 for the nose). And I also removed the Rudder (it was part of the 2 half Fuselage) and split it in half vertically. Posed it with the Speed Brakes open. I used paperclips for Actuators, and since the 1/144 scale kit doesn't have a lot of detail, I added the piping that surrounds the 3 Main Engines (again paperclips). I see yours has it as part of the molding. I agree the decals are confusing since the placement is different with the years of service. Mine didn't have the big blue NASA logo, only the older "spaghetti" NASA logo, so I had no choice with that option. I chose to do Discovery as I found lots of good images on the internet. In hindsight, I should have drilled out the nose Maneuvering Thruster holes. My kit is just a decal. I like how yours has the actual holes! Weathering was kind of a guessing game as one has to imagine where the heat of re-entry would have scorched her most. But it's not like anyone except an astronaut is going to second guess me. 🤔 Great build!!!!😀

This looks like such a fun build! Great work!! I need to look into building one of these myself👍

3:19 they moved the name off the bay doors onto the forward fuselage so it could be seen from ISS when the doors were open.

Wow great work! Well done! I had this kit as a kid back in the late 1970’s. Might buy this kit again, the decals are so much better than the original. All the best from the UK

Nice!.. I have an old Tamiya 1/100 Space Shuttle from the 80's👍🇳🇿

Great build video. I've built models since the sixties and I find that half the work necessary to produce a good end result involves masking painting and applying the decals.

Nice job. I have that one in the stash. Built the 144 as a tribute to Columbia a few years ago

😎👍You did a very great excellent spectacular job on the Shuttle kit indeed and it came out very awesomely beautifully looking indeed Sir!.

thats huge for a 1/72 kit! I do love kits with working features like the working cargo bay doors and Canada arm that you have on this model, and being able to remove the cockpit ceiling to see inside is a nice touch by revell.

Fantastic

They should have done a anniversary version with booster and gantry. The last time I seen a space shuttle model being built was on a show called The Adventures of Scale Modeling. Years and years ago

Oh, and is that a filter on your worktable? Never seen one that is not a booth. Yours is seems convenient than a booth.

Picked up the Monogram 72 scale when a teenager and had to abandon the build when I couldn't get the underside seam to close up. Still have it in the closet. And now that I'm sixtyone and have had quite a few kits under my belt I've been thinking about finishing it since now I know what to do about that seam. Looks like the front cabin vision ports are dramatically bigger than the Monograms. I'll have to do some research to see if Monograms kit is in error. Great build!

You did an excellent job on the preshading of the kit. I've seen the Discovery in the Smithsonian. The variety of colors on the heat tiles would make masking this kit a nightmare. Well done.

Fantastic build and detail work.

Awesome. I had the smaller version, when I was a teenager.

Lol I had the blue one for yrs 😂😂😂

The G601 is a great platform and the bus always looks great ripping around! They are so much more quick and agile than they look like they should be!

Nice look back at the bus busting through everything.

The Battle Bus!! I have mine running 10.'5 brushless with 3 cell lipo. It's a ripper.

Nice bus. The G6-01's a great and fun providing chassis.

cool ! what motor do you have in the frog ?

The Frog was flying around out there! Such a cool classic buggy! Loved seeing the wheelies, what motor did you put in there?

Gett'in froggy!

Nice iconic buggy and run

Found this video on the ism group. Great video!

Despite your issues with the body the build came out nice. I had a build earlier this year for the life of me I couldn’t get right. I think most of us have been there.

Great job👍