I read "Thunderbolt," by Robert S. Johnson, in late '71 or early '72, when I was in elementary school. Since then it has been my favorite aircraft. I think I've built about a half-dozen of them in the years since, in scales from 1:72 through 1:18, and larger flying models. I still don't have one on the shelf. There's something wrong with that, I think. You did a beautiful job on this one!
I love your channel, and the models you build are inspirational to us mortals. The weathering effects you achieve are incredible, but to my eye, slightly overdone, however, I wish I could achieve a fraction of your skill. Keep up your superb work and I look forward to seeing more of your videos.
Excellent build and enjoy the format; no talking, the right amount of comments and good editing. I have been building planes for many years now but when I see a video from I can learn something , I’m an immediate fan. Got a subscriber from me. Keep up the good work ( hope you like modern jets).
@Ross Anderson Hi. Thanks for the comment. It's a Bartsharp SB04. It's a really good size and the extraction power and lighting are really good. Fan speed is adjustable! 👍
I came back to watch your first post after watching the Swordfish build. I'm pleased you talk to us now! Very pleased you've started the shop. You have re-kindled a fire in me, I'm going to start building again - not since I was 14 with an Airfix kit and enamel paints. Thank you.
I saw a P-47D at the Air Zoo in Kalamazoo Michigan yesterday. Watching this video is making me want to order the Tamiya kit and built it to match the one that was on display.
David R Lentz, Columbus, Ohio, USA (Wednesday, 21 August, 2024) Well, a Tamiya kit with a highly skilful modeller! How better a viewing experience can one expect? At each individual step you take, you show great deftness of movement and keen acumen of your subject matter. I just watched Scale-a-ton assemble, paint, and weather the Tamiya 1:48th-scale model kit of the early Republic P-47D Thunderbolt “Razorback” USAAF Fighter. Similarly, Mach Models gave us his build video of Tamiya’s 1:48th-scale kit of the late-war Republic P-47M Thunderbolt USAAF Fighter. Though my actual preference is (well, would be) for 1:32nd- and 1:24th-scale kits (the pricing of them would be an insurmountably steep impediment for me; the latter category also has a rather scant few offerings of any true quality and value, with some quite outdated, as well), I greatly enjoy observing a top-quality Tamiya-made replica in progress, especially if in the (gloved) hands of one of far better ability and experience than I; here have I found three or more!
Dude, you have to, have realize by now...ooohhh by the way this is my 3rd time through this build!!! you have opened up a sleeping giant! So many of us have wanted this! Needed this! Thanks again dude! We really appreciate it!
You are an artist! I made very basic models as a kid, and you blew me away with your patience, skill, and knowledge! It was a pleasure watching you work! Or can you even call it work?!?!? ; )
David R Lentz, Columbus, Ohio, USA (Wednesday, 21 August, 2024) This comment is not a commonplace discussion of a build video. First, PLASMO genuinely is a master modeller of the highest order. Moreover, my report to all you modellers addresses what is the most extraordinary, new kit in 1:48th-scale I have seen: MiniArt’s later Republic P-47D Thunderbolt Teardrop Canopy” USAAF Fighter. The channeller from the start (0:51-0:54; then at 1:16, and again round 2:38) repeatedly demonstrates that the cockpit sidewalls have astounding detailing, establishing that the kit actually exceeds in fineness and accuracy that of comparable Tamiya aircraft models in this scale! At 5:13, he begins cutting away part of the right fuselage forward of the cockpit (then, I infer, the corresponding section of the left half), explaining that he “want[s] to design and make minor improvements to the engine section”. This we see later. At round 7:00, he explains some difficulty making with uniform consistency a number of small, scratch-built parts for the P&W R-2800 engine exactly the same, so he “found [it] easier to design them in 3D, and print them,” telling his viewers “the link to the printable file is in the video description.” At 11:28, he explains that “an interesting section is behind the engine; however, it is not included in the kit. So, I decided to draw and create a new detail kit. I used blender free editor, because I like how complex it is, and how you can modify it with the add-ons. The detail kit contains twenty-one parts, designed for the best printing result, and comfortable painting. Making the detail kit took me a few weeks. . . . The design, or a whole printed kit” [he means an entire detail set, to fill in the space in the fuselage forward of the cockpit (as he at 5:22 had explained) and aft of the engine] “is available for my patreons, or on Call 3D [sic; I regret my uncertainty as to exactly what he said in the last two words]. “The links are on my video description.” At 11:34 to 14:30, he visually presents in this extended segment his working with the parts of the new detail/conversion set that he designed for this new P-47D Thunderbolt kit, as he cuts them from their support structure, paints them for use, installs them into place, etc. I am an excellent writer-and an aspiring novelist, essayist, etc.-though any effort to describe these 3D reproductions that I might attempt here simply could not begin to be adequate! You now reading my words on your viewscreen simply have to see them for yourself! At 13:06, he tells us he also has “available a bonus video with a more detailed construction tutorial, which helps you assemble and paint this kit.”
I watched your video. Since I cannot build (long story), I take delight in observing others in theirs. You are remarkably thorough and deft in your execution. Your text along the bottom of the video is quite small. Till 33:10, when you thank us for watching.
Amazing video. Some new painting and building techniques I’ve never seen before 👌🏻. I love the fact you keep in the mistakes you made along the building process... it makes me optimistic that I could eventually make a model as fine as this 😂
Fantastic! Absolutely stupendous. This is only the second video I've watched of you creating what can only be described as art. Move along folks. Nothing to see here but beauty.
Beautiful result. Never bothered with a P-51 build but there's something aqbout the "Jug" that draws me to it. Actually most radial-engined WW2 palnes look very appealing to me.
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Tip: At the end of the video, play music from the 40's and sounds of airplanes and weapons.
Excellent build, I use the AK Extreme metals and they are excellent. Some report that its fragile, but after a day or two I find the stuff is rock solid and never had it rub off on me.
I love building the Tamiya models because the kits are very precise and molded so well. Unfortunately I can’t do 1/48 because of my eyes. Too small. I do the 1/32 kits.I’ve done the Mustang, Corsair, and zero kits. You did a good job on that Jug.
Let this be a warning: Wiping down with alcohol is an important step. Except in my case, I primed with Mr Color Black and then left the primed plane in the garage for a few days before spraying the aluminum. This ruined the plane because the primed surface had something on it - probably pollen. I am starting a fresh kit this week as a result. Holding the fuselage with a paintbrush is also a great move, since it means you can paint both the topside and the underside in one session. Quality control during priming and aluminum coats is critical. Great video!
Amazing work. Meanwhile, ten year old me had one tube of glue, a few bottles of Testor's paint and one brush. Lol. like rubbing two sticks together to get fire.
Nicely done. I’m just getting back into scale models. Been dabbling in n scale model railroading and it’s made me miss all my aircraft and tank models. Hmmm 🤔, 122 likes and one thumbs down. That person probably doesn’t build anything. Cheers 🍻
A great format i like the fact you put up what products you use it helps new modellers no end keep up the great work and looking forward to the next video.Your painter at work Terry sent me the link 👍
oh interesting - there's a solution that changes the index of refraction on the plastic to make it more glass like? ha. man, there's something for everything! very cool build!
Hi Greg another great build another one on my bucket list really great colours&weathering job enjoy the Christmas holiday as you said some chill time thankyou for2021 builds enjoy stay safe jon
Nice job. A little chipping on the prop or repaired canon/bullet holes to indicate why it has a new prop. Every warbird has a story, that's why they are personalized with nose art and driver and RIO name as applicable. I like your presentation, thanks.
Its a very nice build and I enjoyed watching. Two comments, 1 Radial Engines always leak oil... 2 Most invasion stripes were painted by hand with brushes so sharp lines were rare in them.
Un trabajo impresionante. Me gusto mucho tu trabajo con la pintura, lástima no pude ver algunos detalles porque había partes donde había mucho reflejo, pero definitivamente aprendí mucho. Gracias por compartir, este avión es mi próximo proyecto, solo que es un Monogram.
Lovely build, I'll have to dig mine out of the stash this year but mark it up in RAF SEAC markings, thanks for the kick up the arse to give me the mojo again!
What a fun little video was this bloody fantastic effort from the skill of the video format itself to the kit & how you've shown yourself you doing the build & the skill you have to do it how on earth you don't have more followers hope that goes up with time take care now won't you
Thank you Oliver. I'm not the fastest builder as for me, the hobby is restricted to evenings. But my next video should be up in a week or so. Thanks for subscribing. Andy SMS.
I'm 70 years old and of course built models when I was a kid in the 1950's and 60's. I came across an online catalog of model kits recently and I was SHOCKED to see the price's for some of these kits. No wonder kid's don't build model's any more.
Hey I don't know if your going to make any models that have pure alumium paint jobs, but have how ever tried using alclads lacquer metal paints? Theres many different shades of which would have made this even more realistic and would compliment that mr surfacer 1500 covered w/ the clear coat tecnique even more. This video inspired me to make a video on my second channel of me puting a fictional paint job on a bf 109 g-6 from Tamiya in 1/48 scale w/ american paint job/decals and a polished alumium fuselage instead of fully painted one. Other than that I really enjoy your work and hope nothing more than for you to have a sucessful modeling carrer!
Very nice job. As an oldie newbie to this obvious craft, I now am learning modeling includes understanding not just the mechanics of cutting fitting and gluing (what kind of glue did you use?), but paint and finishes and coatings and brushes and and and....... I look forward to seeing more of your work, thanks!
Wow that was impressive. Just starting out in the hobby and it’s great to see what can be done. Even if atm it is way above my skill level. You must get great satisfaction out of doing models to such a high level. Subscribed for more...
I like how you leave the mistakes in the video. That seems to be the first thing on the edit floor for many YT modelers unless it turns out cool in someway. Anyway, I'm loving the builds and learning a ton! Thank you for your content! Also, thanks for putting some airbrushing comments (Nozzle size and PSI) as I'm struggling with some of this and that helps a lot.
I think the wing mounted machine guns leave streaks or marking on the wing much like the oil details that you all over the fuselage and wings landing gear etc.
I’m glad you switched to voiceover videos. This was still very interesting, but the voiceover adds a nice level of immersion for the viewer.
I read "Thunderbolt," by Robert S. Johnson, in late '71 or early '72, when I was in elementary school. Since then it has been my favorite aircraft. I think I've built about a half-dozen of them in the years since, in scales from 1:72 through 1:18, and larger flying models. I still don't have one on the shelf. There's something wrong with that, I think. You did a beautiful job on this one!
I love your channel, and the models you build are inspirational to us mortals. The weathering effects you achieve are incredible, but to my eye, slightly overdone, however, I wish I could achieve a fraction of your skill.
Keep up your superb work and I look forward to seeing more of your videos.
Excellent build and enjoy the format; no talking, the right amount of comments and good editing. I have been building planes for many years now but when I see a video from I can learn something , I’m an immediate fan. Got a subscriber from me. Keep up the good work ( hope you like modern jets).
Thanks Pablo. I've just added the new tool Academy 1/72 F-14A to the pile, so it will be up some time in the near future!
Pablo just wrote everything I'd like to, so I borrow his word!! Fantastic job, sir! I hope to see many more of your builds soon!! Congrats!!!
@Ross Anderson Hi. Thanks for the comment. It's a Bartsharp SB04. It's a really good size and the extraction power and lighting are really good. Fan speed is adjustable! 👍
I came back to watch your first post after watching the Swordfish build. I'm pleased you talk to us now! Very pleased you've started the shop. You have re-kindled a fire in me, I'm going to start building again - not since I was 14 with an Airfix kit and enamel paints. Thank you.
Thank you Trev.
Incredible. The film industry must be screaming out for people as talented as you to build their models etc.
They would if actually cared, but every studio nowadays is in love with green screens and CGI.
I saw a P-47D at the Air Zoo in Kalamazoo Michigan yesterday. Watching this video is making me want to order the Tamiya kit and built it to match the one that was on display.
David R Lentz, Columbus, Ohio, USA (Wednesday, 21 August, 2024)
Well, a Tamiya kit with a highly skilful modeller! How better a viewing experience can one expect? At each individual step you take, you show great deftness of movement and keen acumen of your subject matter.
I just watched Scale-a-ton assemble, paint, and weather the Tamiya 1:48th-scale model kit of the early Republic P-47D Thunderbolt “Razorback” USAAF Fighter. Similarly, Mach Models gave us his build video of Tamiya’s 1:48th-scale kit of the late-war Republic P-47M Thunderbolt USAAF Fighter. Though my actual preference is (well, would be) for 1:32nd- and 1:24th-scale kits (the pricing of them would be an insurmountably steep impediment for me; the latter category also has a rather scant few offerings of any true quality and value, with some quite outdated, as well), I greatly enjoy observing a top-quality Tamiya-made replica in progress, especially if in the (gloved) hands of one of far better ability and experience than I; here have I found three or more!
I'm going to need to learn how to use an airbrush. You make painting easy and painless. Nice work.
Scale Model shed you are good at building aircraft models and airbrush painting you are artists that is awesome my friend
Very nice, didnt come here to watch the full vid but stayed the whole time
Very cool build! Love the results. Just enough chipping and weathering. Thanks for sharing. Happy days and model on! 😎🇨🇦
Hell ya P-40 taking out those train bridges!!, fantastic build just looks the part.
Do another with 60lb rockets taking on the 12th ss panzer.
Dude, you have to, have realize by now...ooohhh by the way this is my 3rd time through this build!!!
you have opened up a sleeping giant! So many of us have wanted this! Needed this!
Thanks again dude! We really appreciate it!
Ohhhh, you gotta take your hat off to these amazing skills. Another first rate build
You are an artist! I made very basic models as a kid, and you blew me away with your patience, skill, and knowledge! It was a pleasure watching you work! Or can you even call it work?!?!? ; )
Thank you. Patience is the key. I'm not a fast builder and I pretty much accept a model is going to take me nearly a month to build.
Beautiful work. I need to start working on models again. Haven’t built one in years.
Thank you for your comments and to all subscribers. I'm looking forward to getting my next build up asap!
Great build. All the classics get represented but I'm wanting some of the more uncommon planes. A Curtiss-Wright Ascender would be cool.
That would be an interesting subject!
David R Lentz, Columbus, Ohio, USA (Wednesday, 21 August, 2024)
This comment is not a commonplace discussion of a build video. First, PLASMO genuinely is a master modeller of the highest order. Moreover, my report to all you modellers addresses what is the most extraordinary, new kit in 1:48th-scale I have seen: MiniArt’s later Republic P-47D Thunderbolt Teardrop Canopy” USAAF Fighter. The channeller from the start (0:51-0:54; then at 1:16, and again round 2:38) repeatedly demonstrates that the cockpit sidewalls have astounding detailing, establishing that the kit actually exceeds in fineness and accuracy that of comparable Tamiya aircraft models in this scale!
At 5:13, he begins cutting away part of the right fuselage forward of the cockpit (then, I infer, the corresponding section of the left half), explaining that he “want[s] to design and make minor improvements to the engine section”. This we see later.
At round 7:00, he explains some difficulty making with uniform consistency a number of small, scratch-built parts for the P&W R-2800 engine exactly the same, so he “found [it] easier to design them in 3D, and print them,” telling his viewers “the link to the printable file is in the video description.”
At 11:28, he explains that “an interesting section is behind the engine; however, it is not included in the kit. So, I decided to draw and create a new detail kit. I used blender free editor, because I like how complex it is, and how you can modify it with the add-ons. The detail kit contains twenty-one parts, designed for the best printing result, and comfortable painting. Making the detail kit took me a few weeks. . . . The design, or a whole printed kit” [he means an entire detail set, to fill in the space in the fuselage forward of the cockpit (as he at 5:22 had explained) and aft of the engine] “is available for my patreons, or on Call 3D [sic; I regret my uncertainty as to exactly what he said in the last two words]. “The links are on my video description.”
At 11:34 to 14:30, he visually presents in this extended segment his working with the parts of the new detail/conversion set that he designed for this new P-47D Thunderbolt kit, as he cuts them from their support structure, paints them for use, installs them into place, etc. I am an excellent writer-and an aspiring novelist, essayist, etc.-though any effort to describe these 3D reproductions that I might attempt here simply could not begin to be adequate! You now reading my words on your viewscreen simply have to see them for yourself! At 13:06, he tells us he also has “available a bonus video with a more detailed construction tutorial, which helps you assemble and paint this kit.”
The only thing that bothered me was that it can be made to look so easy and I know how hard it really is. Nice work!
Great demonstration and nice video too. You sure do have a big paint chest there. Well done
I watched your video. Since I cannot build (long story), I take delight in observing others in theirs. You are remarkably thorough and deft in your execution.
Your text along the bottom of the video is quite small. Till 33:10, when you thank us for watching.
Just another home run kit from Tamiya. Nice job.
Sure!!! But the tamiya 1/32 p-51 is the home RUN also!
I loved the bag throw at the start!! 😂 superb video and skills.
Your builds are amazing. Absolutely stunning detail, presentation, craftsmanship, and love. I’m hooked!
Scale Model shed your p-47D Thunderbolt aircraft model kit is awesome my friend
First the model is well chosen, I love the P-47. Very nice work, well filmed and broken down for beginners. Thank you
Amazing video. Some new painting and building techniques I’ve never seen before 👌🏻. I love the fact you keep in the mistakes you made along the building process... it makes me optimistic that I could eventually make a model as fine as this 😂
Fantastic! Absolutely stupendous. This is only the second video I've watched of you creating what can only be described as art. Move along folks. Nothing to see here but beauty.
You did a great job! Looks fantastic. Loved the chipping. Watching you post shade all I could think of was “wow he’s got a steady hand”.
Beautiful result.
Never bothered with a P-51 build but there's something aqbout the "Jug" that draws me to it.
Actually most radial-engined WW2 palnes look very appealing to me.
Tip: At the end of the video, play music from the 40's and sounds of airplanes and weapons.
Sounds of weapons and aeroplanes . . . might be a bit corny 😂
Well done! I just finished the P-47M
Great build. Good to see that you include your mistakes and thoughts during the build sequence. Fantastic looking model 👍
Love your clips. I also respected you're mistake and showing it. A great series.
Excellent build, I use the AK Extreme metals and they are excellent. Some report that its fragile, but after a day or two I find the stuff is rock solid and never had it rub off on me.
You are a true craftsman and artist..love your work and attention to detail.
I love building the Tamiya models because the kits are very precise and molded so well. Unfortunately I can’t do 1/48 because of my eyes. Too small. I do the 1/32 kits.I’ve done the Mustang, Corsair, and zero kits. You did a good job on that Jug.
Let this be a warning: Wiping down with alcohol is an important step. Except in my case, I primed with Mr Color Black and then left the primed plane in the garage for a few days before spraying the aluminum. This ruined the plane because the primed surface had something on it - probably pollen. I am starting a fresh kit this week as a result. Holding the fuselage with a paintbrush is also a great move, since it means you can paint both the topside and the underside in one session. Quality control during priming and aluminum coats is critical. Great video!
Amazing work. Meanwhile, ten year old me had one tube of glue, a few bottles of Testor's paint and one brush. Lol. like rubbing two sticks together to get fire.
Nicely done. I’m just getting back into scale models. Been dabbling in n scale model railroading and it’s made me miss all my aircraft and tank models. Hmmm 🤔, 122 likes and one thumbs down. That person probably doesn’t build anything. Cheers 🍻
A great format i like the fact you put up what products you use it helps new modellers no end keep up the great work and looking forward to the next video.Your painter at work Terry sent me the link 👍
Hi Martin, yes he said he showed you! Thanks for your comments, next video wont be long!
Высший уровень, профессионально, творчески и это очень хорошая мотивация для меня!!! 👍👍👍👍
oh interesting - there's a solution that changes the index of refraction on the plastic to make it more glass like? ha. man, there's something for everything!
very cool build!
OUTSTANDING, really like the bomb casting details, brilliant.
I discovered your channel today, through your build of the Tamiya P-38. Excellent videos. And, of course, subscribed. Thank you.
Hi Greg another great build another one on my bucket list really great colours&weathering job enjoy the Christmas holiday as you said some chill time thankyou for2021 builds enjoy stay safe jon
Beautiful...exquisite modeling all through the process. I’ve got two bubble tops waiting to be built. Really loved the inspiring video!
WoW! I wish I had half your skill! Awsome built and painted man!
Very nicely done. Very fun to watch. That is some very nice metallic paint there.
Nice. I now know how to do the "chipping" to give it the realistic aircraft look. Thanks
Nice job. A little chipping on the prop or repaired canon/bullet holes to indicate why it has a new prop. Every warbird has a story, that's why they are personalized with nose art and driver and RIO name as applicable. I like your presentation, thanks.
Truly fantastic build. Very informative comments throughout. Subscribed.
Its a very nice build and I enjoyed watching. Two comments, 1 Radial Engines always leak oil... 2 Most invasion stripes were painted by hand with brushes so sharp lines were rare in them.
Wow...you make it look easy! Great job!
Magnifique ! Bravo ! Technique bluffante !!!
I really like how you approached the NMF and weathering; very informative. An appealing alternative to Alclad2...
You make it look so easy. Thanks for sharing your talent.
Followed you here from instagram. Beautiful build. I may need to add a thunderbolt to my stash now!
Thanks Dan. Do it, its a pleasure to build!
Beautiful techniques, and a wonderful result. Cheers!
Love that fliying sherman
Lovely job, Just need to add the rubber strip colour at the bottom of the sliding canopy there is even a panel line on the canopy to guide you.
Thanks for showing your mistakes as well as the good stuff. Well done.
The finish/weathering on that model is really well executed, an inspiration, thanks..
I thought it was a bit exaggerated for my taste. I like to make it a little more "new" as if they weren't so shabby lol
Un trabajo impresionante. Me gusto mucho tu trabajo con la pintura, lástima no pude ver algunos detalles porque había partes donde había mucho reflejo, pero definitivamente aprendí mucho. Gracias por compartir, este avión es mi próximo proyecto, solo que es un Monogram.
Ты отличный моделист!
You 👍 modelist!
Sorry, i from Russia
Scale Model shed your utube videos are awesome my friend
Lovely build, I'll have to dig mine out of the stash this year but mark it up in RAF SEAC markings, thanks for the kick up the arse to give me the mojo again!
Beautiful job! Looks like a fun kit!
What a fun little video was this bloody fantastic effort from the skill of the video format itself to the kit & how you've shown yourself you doing the build & the skill you have to do it how on earth you don't have more followers hope that goes up with time take care now won't you
Thank you Oliver. I'm not the fastest builder as for me, the hobby is restricted to evenings. But my next video should be up in a week or so. Thanks for subscribing. Andy SMS.
@@ScaleModelShed you are very welcome fella you can't rush a model if your doing it correctly most my kits take forever
Just brilliant. Thank you so much for showing.
I'm 70 years old and of course built models when I was a kid in the 1950's and 60's. I came across an online catalog of model kits recently and I was SHOCKED to see the price's for some of these kits. No wonder kid's don't build model's any more.
Great Building skills
dude love what u did w/ the kit. it's awesome!
This thing looks like it’s pilot had been having some fun at the rail yards.
You are so talented brother🙏🙏🙏
Excelente montagem, jeito simples de executar a montagem e com efeitos incríveis. Parabéns, lindo modelo.
Hey I don't know if your going to make any models that have pure alumium paint jobs, but have how ever tried using alclads lacquer metal paints? Theres many different shades of which would have made this even more realistic and would compliment that mr surfacer 1500 covered w/ the clear coat tecnique even more. This video inspired me to make a video on my second channel of me puting a fictional paint job on a bf 109 g-6 from Tamiya in 1/48 scale w/ american paint job/decals and a polished alumium fuselage instead of fully painted one. Other than that I really enjoy your work and hope nothing more than for you to have a sucessful modeling carrer!
Very nice job. As an oldie newbie to this obvious craft, I now am learning modeling includes understanding not just the mechanics of cutting fitting and gluing (what kind of glue did you use?), but paint and finishes and coatings and brushes and and and....... I look forward to seeing more of your work, thanks!
Great build. Some panel lines on the real thing were lighter due to wear vs the center portions thet could warp inwards.
Wow that was impressive. Just starting out in the hobby and it’s great to see what can be done. Even if atm it is way above my skill level. You must get great satisfaction out of doing models to such a high level. Subscribed for more...
Thank you. Keep at it, it's satisfying seeing yourself improve!
I like how you leave the mistakes in the video. That seems to be the first thing on the edit floor for many YT modelers unless it turns out cool in someway. Anyway, I'm loving the builds and learning a ton! Thank you for your content!
Also, thanks for putting some airbrushing comments (Nozzle size and PSI) as I'm struggling with some of this and that helps a lot.
Absolutely fabulous! The chipping is very effective! Learned a lot! Subscribed! Please don’t make us wait long until the next one! Congratulations!
Thank you. Won't be long!
Excellent, Looks great, I built mine with the checkered nose.
Outstanding build. I have one of these in my stash, it's next on my list.
Beautiful model!
Great build! You've got yourself a new subscriber! Well done
Thanks for subbing
No worries man I look forward to seeing the next one!!!!
I think the wing mounted machine guns leave streaks or marking on the wing much like the oil details that you all over the fuselage and wings landing gear etc.
Beautiful build
Very nice! I have subscribed.
Great build. Have you guys stopped doing the podcast?
Absolument magnifique !!!!!!
Great build, just a thought, how many weathered bombs have you seen. I'd think they'd be new until used for the first time,lol
Simply stunning 👏👏👏
Just found your channel, absolutely stonking build! Really enjoyed that. Cheers! Dan
Thanks Dan.
Very nice job on this. It looks fantastic!
Great job, mate! The result is ultra realistic!
Awesome, friend!
Fine build thanks for sharing ❤