AIRFIX SPITFIRE MK 1a FULL BUILD (1/72ND) 2019
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- AIRFIX SPITFIRE MK 1a FULL BUILD (1/72ND) 2019
In this video, I build the Airfix MK 1A Spitfire.
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Almost six years late but this was definitely worth seeking out, took a while and I've been searching. Excellent tips and the 40 mins is just right. It's quite hard to find long form videos that go into a good amount of detail. Thanks 👍
I can't remember what my first childhood kit was, but my first kit returning to the hobby was a P51-D, immediately followed by this kit - neither looked this good, of course 😅😬
@@jamfjord Thanks m8! I’m so glad you found this video and it was useful to you. Long form videos are rare because they take so long to make and if they flop it takes me awhile to get motivated to do another. Anyway thanks for watching!🙌🏻🍻
Thank you for not overweathering your models the way most guys do. Well done!
I have only just started building models again. (I was about 9 the last time I completed one)
I just want to say WOW!!! This is probably the most impressive professional guide to modelling I’ve found on TH-cam.
Your an inspiration and I am going to work my way to obtaining your level of excellence.
Please keep posting these exceptional guides!
Thanks, Simon. I appreciate your kind words. I do work hard on my content and try to be as descriptive and informative as I can. Remember to subscribe and hit the bell notification if you haven't already so you get notified when I upload a video. Also, share this video and my channel with others you know or other modellers., it really helps the TH-cam gods promote my channel. Thanks!
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Looks absolutly amazing I recon I had to watch as I have one plastic Spitfire that was gen to by my Daughter so I guess i have to get it right, and also a mate of mine has done hundreds of plastic aircraft But have since sold most of them I bought a DC3 and a Lancaster Bomber from him AND.....they look AMAZING so I'll have to take my time as this SPITFIRE will be my FIRST one. So I'll be a bit nervous doing it OH OH OH ..............
Thanks, Graeme! Take your time and follow the proper steps and you'll be fine. Hey, and if you screw it up you can always strip the paint off and start again or just go buy another. This hobby is really quite cheap so messing a model up isn't the end of the world. Good luck with yours. Cheers.
Know the video was made long ago but just bought this kit as my first ever and very excited to start making it. The video helps a lot!
Thanks. I'm glad it's been useful to you. It may be a couple years old but well-made videos that are interesting and entertaining never get old. Cheers!
I love the sound of spitfires and lancasters flying over head, when visiting fairford airshow
My first ever model was indeed a Spitfire MK Ia, in around 1989. I remember I only had three Humbrol enamel paint pots, gloss black, gloss green and a gloss brown... Yeah, she looked a beauty. She was stuck up on fishing wire with the rest of my (hundred or so) other models until about 1995 when my then bedroom was decorated and all the models were put into a big box for storage. But if I recall correctly, with the amount of gloss paint on her, even if she's now long since languishing in a land-fill somewhere, she'll still be all shiny.
Nice! I love hearing stories like this. It reminds me of when I was s boy. Lots of great memories for me too. It’s a shame that this generation won’t have the pleasure of those great times we had. Thanks for checking the video out and your feedback, it’s always appreciated.👊🏻👊🏻
Excellent finishing work. I like that it's not over-weathered as some I see. This one is done up perfectly to where the realism is good, but it still looks like a well maintained military plane.
Thanks, much appreciated!
Great job, nice details for a 1/72. Amazing.
Thank you!🍻
Love your work fantastic 👍
Thanks, Erik! I appreciate your support! Cheers M8!
TH-cam is so great for these useful tip videos. I'm just getting back into modelling after 40 years and this well made little film rocks. Lots of good techniques and ideas. Even enjoyed the jazz funk backing!
Thanks! I'm glad your enjoying my videos. Cheers!
Thinking about buying this to begin building and painting kit for first time
Yes, it's a great little model and perfect to start on. Get the quick build version, it has less decals to apply. Good luck I hope you enjoy your first build. Cheers!
Great to watch , and yes it was a spifire and the bf100 which ended up being my first crash diorama due to losing some parts to the Hover (vaccum cleaner)
😂😂 nice! I’ve sucked up my share of parts as well. Cheers m8!
My first model was a hawker hurricane, good kit.
Cool... the new Airfix kit?
Great work Soldier 👍 Thanks
Thanks, Jose!
I learned a lot watching your video, thank you for sharing this nice build and so many useful advice.
Thanks and you’re welcome.🍻
Awesome finished product mate.
Thanks, M8!
@@SmallSoldier No worries !
Excellent build thank you
You're very welcome, I'm glad you enjoyed it. Please consider subscribing to my channel if you haven't already. Thanks!🙂
Wow, this is absolutely incredible. Love to watch! Nice sharing!
Thank you very much!
It was so long ago that the kit came in a bag with the instruction sheet stapled to the top of the bag. I also had the box set with the Spitfire and the Me 110.
I can remember building the Frog Spitfire which came in a box with a V 1 flying bomb.
Ahhh Frog... your dating yourself. LOL. Bagged kits we're so fascinating when I was a kid as we're the matchbox kits. Thanks for watching and your comment. Always much appreciated. Cheers!
That's a really nice build of this 1/72 kit.
Thanks for watching and commenting!👍🏼 Glad you thought so.
Your two tips: super glue in tea candle and mech pencil applicator are brilliant!!
Thanks Christopher! They both work well and save you money in the long run. 😊
Great video with some amazing tips. Thanks!
Thank you... and you're most welcome!🍻
Great build and review - one of the best - lots of tips and ideas to think about and a very good result! ( but please forget the intro gimmicks they nearly put me off and I would have missed all the good stuff!! )
Thanks I appreciate and value your comments.Glad you like the build and found the information useful. 🙂
Yet another great video S.P👌🏻
I will definitely be using a candle for holding superglue from now on. As well as using a mechanical pencil.
Happy building!
Hey thanks again, Ray! Yes, both very useful things to have on the workbench. Cheers
This is the best 1:72 spit build i have ever seen well done !!
Thanks! I appreciate you watching and commenting. Best ever! Wow, thanks I appreciate you thinking so. Cheers!
Espectacular job!
🙂🍻Thank you!
At first I thought oh no! 40 mins for your first video? However once watching I found the time passed very quickly with a lot of great tips and an excellent final result. Great production for your first video build. Looking forward to the next one.
Thanks Harry, that means a lot coming from you. I really enjoy your whimsical style and also like to add that in my videos. Thanks for commenting it means a lot.
Enjoyed the Spitfire build. Just finished one so it was good to see the results you were able to achieve. Great little kit!
Thanks! Yes, it was a nice little project.
Fantastic video. Thank you for all the tips and techniques. You have an amazing skill. Keep it up! Many thanks.
Thanks, Andy. I appreciate you checking my video out. Cheers M8!
My first model was a T-6 Texan (1/72) by HAWK in 1971.
Once you build one, you cant stop! you have to build them all.!!
Nice, clear and very clean video format with plenty of tips to go around.
Video production is hard and time consuming; Congrats on your channel !
Best regards and good luck!
Thanks! Yes making and editing these are tome consuming and long but I enjoy the process and like to make it as informative and entertaining as possible. Thanks for noticing I really appreciate it when others understand what goes on behind the scenes. Wow, Halk! I haven’t heard that name in awhile.😁😁 cheers!
Great build and has previously been said great tip with the candle and pencil
Thanks. I appreciate your feedback.
Excellent build and technique vid. Very nicely presented. Stunning end result, you really made that classic Spitfire kit shine.
ChancerNW thanks man! Well it’s classic but far from the old mold.🙂🙂
Very nicely done, great job on your Spitfire...and splendid colors and impressive technique!
Thank you very much. I appreciate your feedback and for watching. Cheers!
Nice job. Interesting to see the differences between this kit and the starter set - same plane, similar decals, but the instructions are way better on yours. On the starter set, there is no decal placement sheet, for example, making most of the decals redundant unless one researches elsewhere.
Thanks. Yes I bought the starter set for the Bouton Paul Defiant and it only had the main decals no stencils. So I had to source those separately.
very nicely done, thank you for showing us your approach :) very interesting to see how others work!
Hamilkar Barkas Thanks! Yes I agree. I’ve been a keen observer of your channel and others and have learned so much from everyone.😀
Great build thanks for the candle and pencil tip when using the superglue
Glad you enjoyed it. I have many more videos planned and will be doing tips and techniques episodes as well. Thanks for taking the time to comment. This really helps me gauge what viewers want.👍🏼🙂
Maravilloso trabajo. Congratulations! !!
Thanks m8!😊
Very nice.
Thank you, sir.
Damn Scott, ya still got it buddy! This was so fun to watch, makes me want to make aircraft kits again. So many good pointers in here - loved the aluminum foil seat belt/decals, didn't know there were masking kits for canopies, that's super cool. Finished result really looks convincing.
Awesome! Glad you enjoyed it. Yeah come on, build some planes as well... I’m sure you would make them look fantastic.👍🏼
Thanks man, and love the super glue tips!!
Thanks for watching and your welcome!👊🏻👊🏻
Good skills
Thank you, much appreciated. Cheers!
COOL PLANE !!!
Thanks!👊😀
Excellent thanks.
Your welcome!😁👊🏻👊🏻
Very Good
Thank you very much.👊🏻👊🏻
My first build was an Airfix Spitfire when I was about nine or ten years old... I’m hoping to make a better job of it this time round though thanks to these great tips!! Also I’ve luckily got a spare seat belt from a recent Revell Avro Lancaster Mki/iii kit. :)
Good luck, hope it goes well! Cheers.
Small Soldier It’s gradually getting there, so far so good, thanks!
@@kevbee8325 Awesome! I'm glad you're having a positive experience with it. 👊👊
In my ho the newer Airfix kits in 1:72 are top notch. The Bf 109 E is another single instant. An awesome kit. Airfix is on par with the Japanese kits now, as I said imho.
Absolutely! However i still think they need to work on making the panel lines thinner. If you put a painted Tamiya and Airfix side by side there's a noticeable quality difference. Other than that they're great! Cheers!
That was my first kit aswell
Very comprehensive movie, well done. Now I feel confident I can make a Spit too ;) And thanks for the shout-out :) Btw, I never knew the trick with the wax candle for superglue - I always used a piece of wax paper - I'll give it a try. As mentioned already, for a first the movie is gold! KUTGW! Gabriel
Thanks Gabriel I appreciate a veterans honest opinion. I've worked very hard the last 3 days... (I'm sure that's too long to produce this). I've been very observant of other quality channels (as yours) in trying to get it just right while putting my own wacky spin on things. :) Cheers buddy!
Yes the tea candle will keep your super glue from drying out. I've had it sit in there for days. The key is to clean it out occasionally and re-melt the wax from time to time to keep it fresh. 👍
That information is really helpful for me because of the climate in Caribbean - I guess 75% of the superglue I use goes to waste. Thanks, buddy!
Anytime. Hey we're in this all together to support each other and learn from one another... I think anyway.
If only i could paint
You never know until you try... right. Thanks for commenting. Cheers!
Enjoyed this build, and spitfire looks terrific. And I like your technics.
Thanks again, Paul. Glad you liked it.
Outstanding! i got to stage 3 & probably should a painted those lill bstrds while attached to the sprue, but its my first tbuild since about 8 yrs old so i hope to get more maticulouse withn the detail and get to grips with fine handling!
plus i got some x3 specs from Vision Express!! :) thanks oh, did you ever use the inside prop part :- A4?
Thanks very much, Pete! I think I did??
Nice video 👌
Thanks! 👊👊
Hi Scott
Finally had a chance to look at this video. Been doing it in spurts as it seems that something is always drawing me away. Good thing TH-cam keeps it at where you left off. Here are a few of my observations and comments
1. Not too crazy about the cuts with the film/tv clips at the front end. The Spitfire fly-bys were perfect though.
2. Your speed up sections were very appropriate as you are right, those would have been boring.
3. I liked the use of your chisel. I have one of those and completely forgot I can use that tool in that manner.
4. Your use of aluminum foil and the kit decal was great. I think I will try that method next time but in 1/48th I think I will use lead foil as it is a little thicker and probably look a bit better.
5. Your replacement of the gun sight was a nice idea.
6. I am surprised you can put together the whole cockpit and still be able to do the detail painting but seemed to work out okay. I’m not that brave.
7. I see you are using the Tamiya extra thin a little differently than normal. I have never been able to apply it to one part and attach the other part. Maybe why you were having trouble with the rudder? If I had to do it that way I use the white cap Tamiya liquid glue. A lot more working time.
8. Love your idea of the block of wood for a handle. Got to remember that.
9. Your decaling method is also interesting. I was surprised that you get so many decals ready at one time. You are a brave man. I normally also use a tissue to wick away the water instead of using the hard surface like your mat. But having said that, doing it that way probably keeps it wet before use.
10. Your use of the water colour pencils was great. Got to try that.
11. The tea candle/super glue tip was an eye opener. Definitely have to try that.
12. It must have been quite interesting building this model as well as videoing it. Based on the video angles it sure looks like the camera is right in front of you. If that is the case not sure I could do that. Be cool to see your set up.
Looking forward to your future videos especially your U boat commander figure if you will be filming that.
Nice, thanks for the feedback Chris. Lots of good points. My camera is just off to my left and does get in the way from time to time but works out pretty good. It’s certainly makes you change the way you build when your filming. The reason I add the parts at the front or end of my videos is for 2 reasons.
1. I’m trying to be a little different than everyone else and like to throw some comedy in there as well.
2. If I don’t tell the viewers to subscribe they forget. Just some tips I’ve learned from watching some of the bigger channels. Unfortunately you need to do a little hand holding to get people to act.
Thanks for your comments they are always and true appreciated.👍🏼👍🏼🙂
Oh sorry. I'm working on the figure painting video right now. Hope to have the first part up Friday or on the weekend sometime..
Oh bore off. If it's not for you give it a miss.
For a first vidio, this is wonderful! I love your work mate, nice pre review as well I like that. However maby tone the music down a bit :) can't wait to see more!
Thanks Conrad. Yes I've noticed things that still need fine tuning for sure. I really tried to gauge the volume of the music. I found it difficult to tell in my editing software. I'll make a solid effort to bring it down on the next one. I really appreciate your honest opinion and value your comments. Thanks for watching!
I had the same problem with the sound. I don't know if your software shows the noise level. If it does, normalize the background track(s) and tune the volume just a few decibels above sound level. Not big issue though - I could hear you word for word on my laptop.
@@SmallSoldier your welcome mate, realy exited about this channel and I'm certain it's going to blow up because you have great talent!
Excellent sir it looks amazing
Very much appreciated sir!
I'm just about to start scold modeling
Scold modelling?
Everyone who building kits, always built a airfix spitfire 🇬🇧
Exactly. That’s why I thought it was a fitting first build. Thanks for your comment. What do you build?
Hi! Sorry mate, my first Spitfire is from Matchbox..but sadly I never satisfied with my skills. I'm just too new to it.
Please no music..............excellent build though.
Thanks for you're input. This was my first video and I was learning the software so the music was probably too loud. My newer videos are much better with the music dialed back so it's just an ambient filler. We learn from our mistakes. Cheers!
hi just subscribe enjoyed your video going through past videos and really like military figures painting ,thanks for sharing
Great to have another soldier in the ranks! :) Thanks for your kind words and for checking me out. I have a lot more stuff on the way. Cheers!
My first one was a Italeri DC-3 Dakota.
How was the kit to build? Quality... fit etc?
that is one amazing job.
Why thank you, Neil! Are you an aircraft guy?
@@SmallSoldier yes ,i make a few and always like to watch others so i can learn,once again super build,.
My first one wasn't a spitfire but a Curtis tomahawk 11B
Nice! The Tomahawk is just as iconic and maybe a bit more badass because of that great shark mouth on the nose. Thanks, for your comment and checking my channel out.
Fantastic build and techniques. Sadly ruined by heavy black panel lines, which Spitfires didn't have
Thanks. I never use black for panel lines, It's dark brown. Yeah, the Airfix kits still have too heavy of engraved panel lines it's true. Oh well you work with what your given I suppose
you had a seatbelt decal? i didnt get it with box A55100. but then im going to use the pilot who looks a tad slimmer than your guy, probably cos i have the starter kit model! and i just subed so i hope to see a messerschmitt Bf109 & an Avro Lancaster B.lll. great post cheers!
Yes, mine came with a seatbelt decal I just mounted it to a piece of lead foil.
@@SmallSoldier There isn't a seatbelt on the decal sheet you show earlier. I think it's a stash find from another kit. Doesn't change things one jot... a great build.
Yes, now that I think of it I believe that was the case.
My first Airfix Spitfire was the one with one-piece wings that had to be stuck sideways into the fuselage. And the pilot looked like a stretched frog. ..
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Awesome! Thanks for your comments. Was it a kit from the '70s... white box? Yeah, they're pilot figures still suck!
Hi what did you use to hold the fuselage in place, looked like a block of wood. Let me know, thanks.. Lee
Yes wood base with poster tac.
More airfix build vids pls
I have plans for more as I have several in the stash. Of course, I have a lengthy list to get through. Thanks for the feedback. Cheers
No black panel lines on the real Aircraft,I work on them, always a mistake, cheers great vid.
Thanks.
Sure there are. I got a ton of photos of aircraft with really prominent, dark panel lines. Like this one: cdn.jetphotos.com/full/2/39226_1147767914.jpg
Just got my first.
Brian Malaquias nice! The Airfix kit?
@@SmallSoldier yes.
Got my son the airfix quick build Bugatti. Can't wait to get going on it with him. He loves to build things.
You’ll really enjoy it. It was a fun build.
Awesome, great to see young fellas interested in model building. Not many are anymore. 👊🏻👊🏻
Just found your site. Really enjoyed this Airfix Spitfire 1a build. Looking forward to checking out the rest of your posts! Can you be reached by e-mail or other means. Would like to ask a few questions about technique and airbrushing :). Thanks…from the left coast.
Thanks Ernest. If you go to my TH-cam channel you can click on the links on my cover page… top right corner.🙂
Scott…had a quick question about paint thinning for airbrushing after watching this video. I am struggling to get Vallejo model air paints to flow well with my H&S Evolution with a .2 new tech needle and nozzle. I use 30% thinner with 5% flow aid by volume as per Model Paint Solutions out of Seattle. Constant tip dry, almost immediately. Very frustrating :). Can you recommend a best practice, mix ratio etc. Any help appreciated. Cheers. Oh and spraying at 15-18 psi with this dilution.
@@ernestsalmon6931 I use roughly the same air pressure so your good there. As far as paint dilution goes it depends on what your using for paint. I mainly use lacquer based paints ie. Tamiya, Ak or Gunze thinned with Mr Leveing Thinner. My paint to thinner ratio is roughly 60-40 thinner to paint. I like to build the layers up in thin coats which gives me a smoother finish. For acrylics I like a 70-30 thinner to paint if using Vallejo paints. Again it’s all about a smooth coat and more thinner sprayed in lighter coats will give you that. You can thin some acrylics with MLT 400 and Vallejo paint is one of them. You’ll more than likely get a smoother coat using this thinner because of the retarder which is present in MLT. If you don’t like the smell then stick with the Vallejo thinner and continue adding the flow aid as well as paint retarder. The retarder will help with tip dry but this also depends where you live. If your in a dry climate use more retardant less if in a humid environment. Hope that helps. 🙂🍻
@@SmallSoldier Scott...Thanks for the clear and excellent advise. I will double down on the thinner :). I also use one drop of Liquitex Slow-Dri as you recommend. I do use MLT for the Mr. Surfacer Products and can give this a try with my Vallejo acrylics to see if it makes a difference.
As others have commented here this is one of the best how to videos I think I have come across to date. Thanks for sharing :).
Oh and if you hadn't guessed I am currently building this model. It will be a gift for a cousin in the U.K.
Cheers,
Ernest Salmon (Dan)
@@ernestsalmon6931 Your very welcome sir. I’m glad I could make sense of it. Let me know how you get on with everything. I’m interested to see your results. Good luck with your model.🙂
Will we see an armour build soon...?
Yes. Next after the figure build.
Thanks for the great video and nice inspiration. I got one question: How much did you enlarge the "paint-scheme drawing"? (which you used for camo pattern). I copied the orginal drawing from the assembly sheet in order to do the same as I thought it was in scale, but it was too small.
I honestly can’t remember what I scaled it at. I just kept upping it by 10% until it was roughly the right size.
my first airfix model that I made was a hurricane
Cool, that's a nice fighter. I have a couple in the stash I need to get to one of these days. Did you get the new tooled Hurricane from Airfix?
And I like painting soldiers
@@DailyMotiviz Awesome! You should check out my other videos, I have a few on painting figures as well.
thank you
I just can't live with the HUGE panel lines on the new mould aircraft, they're just MASSIVE, so out of scale that the panels would have to be maybe 5-6mm apart on the real thing!!!!!!.
There are even die cast models out there with smaller panel lines.
Airfix isn’t for everyone.
What do you dip the clear plastic into?
Future floor polish.
may i ask about some build technique ? what is the final polish grit that you using to polish Fuselage, also does just sand and polish is enough to make the gap disapear?. BTW, thank you mention about wet sanding, i keep forgot about it, so i alway have issue with scratch when sanding
Well you can use several types of grits. I use 12000 grit for the final polish or a super fine polishing stick will work as well. There's several manufacturers that produce great sanding pads. 3M have some although i haven't been able to obtain any myself. Wet sanding is best as it helps remove the grit as you sand and your less likely to scratch the plastic. As far as making seams disappear I always have to do back to tidy up most seams or gaps. I found CA glue works well as a large gap filler but can be hard to sand out in some cases. Thanks for watching... Cheers!
The one seen from Dunkirk
Hmmm... I'm not really sure. Dunkirk was in May 1940 and Dundas was shot down/ missing in November 1940. So it's possible I suppose.
Will the alclad protect agianst enamel washes?
I would do a test first as some thinners are hotter than others. If you do it make sure to use an artist quality odourless white spirit as they tend to be less aggressive towards paint but still do a test it's just safer that way. And you'll prevent much swearing afterwards. :)
I have always wondered why we take so much of pain to paint the cockpit interiors when they are barely visible in the 1:72 scale. Inherent masochism, I guess! Building the BBMF Spitfire MkIIA now. Horrible experience. the kit is warped and the fit is appalling.
Yeah I'm a bit of a sucker for punishment. I can't help myself. I know most of it won't be seen but i know it's there... I guess it's an insanity thing. lol. Thanks for watching and your comment I really appreciate it. Good luck with the Spit IIa. Why is it giving you such a problem?
@@SmallSoldier manufacturing defects from what I have been told. It is crude and the model warps once it is complete. I know of others who have had the same experience. Cheers!
That can really put a wrench in the project. Hopefully you didn't have to spend too much money on it.
Just wondering when you did the paint fading with the 70:30 paint, did you use the base color dark earth?
Yes with some white mixed in and a touch of yellow.
What brand of razor saw are you using?
I use a JLC razor saw.
I just got my first kit never done kits like these and need help with the glue and paint like can I use any paints?
I would suggest for glues Tamiya extra thin, Mig cement, Mr hobby glues are some good ones. For paints, you should experiment before buying a whole line. I'd try brands like Vallejo, Mig/ammo, Tamiya, AK etc. Then decide what brand you like from there. You'll save money in the long run and find your favourite paint line.
Small Soldier Thanks for the info
what happens at 11:44 on the gunsight? I miss what is said?
also what's a good shade for exhaust and gun smoke?
I dipped it into "Future" floor polish to help give it a more glass like appearance. I do that with all my clear parts.
It depends on the aircraft your modelling but generally a mid brown/reddish grey colour works well.
Nice vid for your first build. Tanks please! One question - you're Canadian, right? Cotton bud? Cotton bud? It's a Q-Tip dude!
A true Canuck... yep! Funny that’s what my wife said as well. I’ll be doing some armour soon. Thanks for your comments.they’re greatly appreciated!
You're soldier is really that small?
What?...
Late, but you're mispronouncing decal. Its DEE-CAL
Depends where your from I suppose. I really don't think it matters one way or the other IMO, we all know what we're referring to.
The word “DECAL” is pronounced with a long “e” not a short “e”.
Either way does it really matter. Everyone know what I mean.
There is no consensus on the pronunciation of 'decal' nor any conclusive etymology for the word. So... what he said 👆
Open feedback
Decent build....
Not impressed with your intro, a bit cheesy and the pointing is not really culturally sympathetic.
Concentrate on the builds and I may subscribe.
Thanks for your input.
Annoying music- can't watch.
Sorry to hear that. Music is such a subjective thing. It's impossible to please everyone.
Yet another great video S.P👌🏻
I will definitely be using a candle for holding superglue from now on. As well as using a mechanical pencil.
Happy building!