Dear Mr Frontline, It is time to add another sentence to the list of things I never thought I’d hear said: “Yayyy! We’ve got a piss tank to make!” That being said, I subscribed for the scratch building which is quite excellent!! Regards, Z
Stunning work and attention to detail. 👍 I'm really enjoying this build series. 😃 I love scratch building things with plasticard. I'm making an off-road recovery truck back end for my 1/18 scale rc unimog. There's something very satisfying about turning flat plastic into a shape that you've completely designed yourself. I've loosely based my design on one that Burrows Recovery have in their fleet.
Thank you so very much👍👍👍 Really appreciate that someone likes the banter. Like having a bit of a light hearted feel to my videos, especially at myself🤣🤣
Thank you so much for the kind comments👍👍👍 You are more than able to make anything, it is just the amount of time and just working out how to do it that stops many.
Thank you so much👍👍👍 I try to make it clean but sometimes i make things twice or realise i could have do it a different way to speed things up. Hope you enjoy the rest of the videos👍
Erm just a little bit, but I thought what the hell its 1/24 and Airfix, needs a lot of detail adding. But thank you so very much for the very kind comments👍👍👍
Thank you so so much👍👍👍 I am using a UMM copy or an actual UMM-USA punch set, but not quite sure because i got it a few years ago, but it is very useful when scratch building
I am just using the three books and loads of photos from the web of different war photos and new rebuilt aircraft. If you get the valiant wings book, that should do you, but all the aircraft seem mostly different in the cockpit. Seems to me that pilot or Nav could ask for things to be changed and moved for their own comfort and ease. The Tamiya Mossie is quite good just missing the wiring and maybe a couple of controls. If you watch my part 1 cockpit vid of the mossie, I show the books I use. Hope that helps, if you get stuck with anything, do not hesitate in asking. Rob
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Aye!!! Indeed first class workmanship
Thank you so so much👍👍👍
Dear Mr Frontline,
It is time to add another sentence to the list of things I never thought I’d hear said:
“Yayyy! We’ve got a piss tank to make!”
That being said, I subscribed for the scratch building which is quite excellent!!
Regards,
Z
Thank you so much and very much appreciated👍👍👍
Your commentary is priceless.
Thank you so much👍👍👍
I am getting better at it, just still get worried about doing it, hate my own voice😩
@@frontlinemodelhobbies653 You have a great voice and your delivery is perfect. Keep it up!
@@kalbs89Thank you again, still hate my own voice but I have loads more content for the build to do voiceovers for, so hopefully will be soon👍👍👍
Stunning work and attention to detail. 👍
I'm really enjoying this build series. 😃
I love scratch building things with plasticard. I'm making an off-road recovery truck back end for my 1/18 scale rc unimog.
There's something very satisfying about turning flat plastic into a shape that you've completely designed yourself.
I've loosely based my design on one that Burrows Recovery have in their fleet.
Amazing level of skill/attention to detail!
Thank you so so much👍👍👍
Blimey. That's hardcore R18 cert detail!
Thank you so very kind, means a lot👍👍👍
This is great, love the banter also! Look forward to the next one…
Thank you so very much👍👍👍
Really appreciate that someone likes the banter. Like having a bit of a light hearted feel to my videos, especially at myself🤣🤣
Loving this series so far.
Thank you so so much👍👍👍
Amazing detail work.
Those engine bays look incredible pal 👌 😍
Thank you so much👍👍👍
Really cool 👍
Thank you so much👍👍👍
Looking terrific! Five weeks, I believe it!
Thank you I really appreciate the kind comment👍👍👍
Yeah 5 weeks maybe longer, possibly 10, but the research etc takes a long time🤔
great to see the scratch building steps, would never have attempted this before, but your demos have inspired me to give it a go. 👌👏☝
Thank you so much for the kind comments👍👍👍
You are more than able to make anything, it is just the amount of time and just working out how to do it that stops many.
It's starting to become an awesome build.. Kudos...😎
Thank you so much, very kind of you👍👍👍
Amazing skill and love your attitude, a lot like mine haha
Thank you so much for the very kind comments, really appreciate it👍👍👍 and i am glad there is someone like minded👍
Incredible work pal 👍
Thank you so so much, really appreciate the kind comment👍👍👍
Brilliant 👌
Thank you so so much👍👍👍
Amazing work and attention to details. I am looking forward to see your painting of this.
Thank you so so much for the kind comments👍👍👍
Painting video will be up tomorrow, so you will be able to see what paints i use👍
Wicked intro! Subscribed.
Thank you so much for the subscription, means a lot.m👍👍👍
Yeah I love doing those intros
Great detail so far ! Very clean workmanship on your part. I'll be watching for the rest of the build !
Thank you so much👍👍👍
I try to make it clean but sometimes i make things twice or realise i could have do it a different way to speed things up. Hope you enjoy the rest of the videos👍
Fuck me; that’s meticulous work. Top marks!
Thank you for the very kind comments👍👍👍 it has taken me a while.
incredible work. wow.
Thank you so much Paul, really appreciate it👍👍👍
That is incredible. Such detail. and attemtion to detail. You dont have OCD do you? :) 😂
Erm just a little bit, but I thought what the hell its 1/24 and Airfix, needs a lot of detail adding. But thank you so very much for the very kind comments👍👍👍
Looking good. Makes me want to get this kit and have a crack myself. What circle die cutters do you use?
Thank you so so much👍👍👍
I am using a UMM copy or an actual UMM-USA punch set, but not quite sure because i got it a few years ago, but it is very useful when scratch building
Where are your detailed drawings from? I’m starting a Tamiya 1/32 Mossie and would love to have those same drawings.
I am just using the three books and loads of photos from the web of different war photos and new rebuilt aircraft.
If you get the valiant wings book, that should do you, but all the aircraft seem mostly different in the cockpit. Seems to me that pilot or Nav could ask for things to be changed and moved for their own comfort and ease.
The Tamiya Mossie is quite good just missing the wiring and maybe a couple of controls. If you watch my part 1 cockpit vid of the mossie, I show the books I use.
Hope that helps, if you get stuck with anything, do not hesitate in asking.
Rob
What book are you using for reference?
But is all that detail gonna be seen!?
Yeah through that massive glazing at the top and the massive open door, you do see a huge amount. Shame, Airfix could have made this a show stopper.
Who dares, gins!
🤣🤣🤣🤣
Are you a Lincolnshire lad by any chance?
Im not, nice thought. I am from South Yorkshire, born in Rotherham😁
I couldn’t do that.
Yeah you could, just takes time and just a plan of attack. Anything is possible👍👍👍
that looks a corker
Thank you so much👍👍👍
itll be the death of me at this rate🤣🤣
That navigator seat doesn’t look very comfortable!
No it doesn’t, they were bloody brave guys. Bet my computer chair is comfier🤨