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Espectacular !! Muy bueno

Now you must build the 1/8 version.

Excellent work. Got ya subbed. Model on.👍

Bro consistently delivers. keep up the good work mate!

Airfix have nailed this airplane. Except for the decals on the tail, it seems. 😉 The next one, since it's a romanian subject, I can hardly wait to see it built. The kit from IBG looks great in the box... 🇷🇴

Hello. Very nice model. I am looking forward to the next model. Greetings from distant Poland.

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Hi I know this is a somewhat old video but I want to know, how does Hasegawa's stand work? It seems from the video that you can remove the Flanker from the stand and then put it back on again? It does not need to be glued?

はじめまして。なかなか渋いラインですね。私は第１次大戦機を中心に作っていますが，私も基本的に汚しは好みません。

Nice

David R Lentz, Columbus, Ohio, USA (Monday, 7 October, 2024) Builders of this kit, for another perspective on detailing it, first take a close look at this video: “Tamiya 1:48 G4M1 Rikko (Betty)” (rebelsatcloudnine, Saturday, 25 February, 2017), which shows the assembly of the Tamiya 1:48th-scale kit of the Mitsubishi G4M1 Imperial Japanese Army twin-engine bomber (Allied code name “Betty”). You can use this to make more accurate the smaller model. The box evidently includes the unit markings for the personal transport of Admiral Isoroku Yamamoto, commander of the Imperial Japanese Navy, and planner of their attack upon Pearl Harbour, when on 18 April, 1943s the USAAF’s Lockheed P-38G Lightning Twin-Engine Single-Seat Fighter-Interceptors shot down his aircraft and the three escorts-another “Betty”, and two Mitsubishi A6M Zero Fighters-accompanying him. A suggestion: create a forced perspective ærial diorama (FoPÆD) of combat aircraft in various scales (here, just two), the smaller models behind the larger. First, acquire one of Tamiya’s G4M1 bomber kit (its tail number is “H 324”, whilst the Sword replica’s is just “323”), one of their 1:48th-scale P-38G Lightning model, an A6M Zero model in that scale, and 1:72nd-scale kits of the latter two. Second, build them all airborne (propellers spinning, undercarriage retracted, their doors closed, the crew figures in their seats, etc.). As this is a highly dramatic encounter, one must position the flight controls sharply deflected to illustrate such highly dynamic movement of sharp manœuvres. The USA’s warbirds swiftly dove upon their quarry from high altitude. Meanwhile, the enemy pilots were caught completely unawares, so their planes would be falling to the Pacific Ocean, in mere seconds having suffered catastrophic damage.

How much the kit price sir ?

68-313は34TFS/388TFW所属でベトナム戦争を戦い、その後1987年にはトルコに売却されているようですね。 2011年時点ではコンヤ基地の第132飛行隊（訓練飛行隊？）に配備されていたようですが、現在ではこの飛行隊はF-16に転換されているようです。

Nice looking build and finish.

Many thanks form an Italian modeller! A very rich and perfect build!

Building Fokker DR1 for years on occasion. From Freilers Historical Models I always wanted to try the Kit. Very challenging build.

Hi! Lockheed Constellation and Super Constellation are ones of most elegant aircraft ever designed. I was not aware that there was a military varriant of Connie!... The kit is surely not something to write home about but the model looks fine in the end. PS: I've been missing your kit assessment. Glad to see it back! 👍

Nice work 👌🏻👏🏻👍🏻

Beautiful build

Amazing,i use this tutorial o my Mv-22 b osprey

Very good job, I just don't like them fresh from the factory.🤩

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Neat work as always.

nice!!

Hey there! You improved your videos. Tumb up for this one. Greetings from Poland !! Model ON !!!!😊

My God! That rigging looks so intimidating! Beautiful.😊

Nice video and very nice build .To bad that Academy got all the small windows wrong giving the model a rather cheap and toy like look....if you know what the real plane looked like . They corrected this on their E, F and G models so strange they did not upgrade the early models . Otherwise a fine kit .

Interior to the rear of the cockpit was dark green then aluminium from there rearwards. Instructions are not correct. The circle engraved either side of part A21 is a porthole and requires drilling out and fitting with a clear part. More research needed on your model.

Hi! It's been a while since your last video... Hopefully you were only taking a long vacation. It's nice to have you back! 👍

NICE build!

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Excellet result! ;)

Great kit! I built mine back in 92ish & it still is on my shelf! I've been thinking of re finishing it...

Thanks for this✈️ and nice music 🎶👍🇳🇿

Thank you so much for your quick response. What I've decided to do is to initially prime the interior fuselage and other parts Vallejo Black Primeer and then apply my base coat using AK acrylic brick red AK 11093. Once that's completed I'm going to seal the process with a Matt Alclad II Clear Kote Varnish.. Then I'm going to try and paint the geodetic pattern and using AKI's new acrylic aluminum paint pen. I will forward the pictures to you when I'm completed again thank you very much for your rapid response.

Very good technique. I am wondering how you painted the interior fuselage.

Nice work!

Only thing stopping me from buying it is that you have to buy the armaments separately ! I think I'll go with Academy !!

Lovely models.

Beautiful result, great build progress, Please what did you use for rigging? Thank you.

Whata colour did you use to paint this model

Excellent build . Does engines fit well?

Great looking build and finish

Do you recommend this model for a beginner? does it fit well? Excellent build

Do you recommend this model for beginner

Hello w how many hours does IT take yOu to make this model excluding drying time and do yOu recommend this model . Does IT fit well?

Nice work. Congrats friend.

Bellissimo modello, pessima esecuzione della Sinfonia, purtroppo 🙉🙉🙉

I was always fascinated by this plane in the RAF museum from first going there in about 1973 as a 10 year old, to frequent visits in the 90s which would include a visit to Hannants models next to Hendon tube station. I thought they must've been very small people to fit in, my 6ft 4" frame wouldn't fit in the back pilots position, or the position under the wing, that and the Cygnet, must've been built for people of 5ft stature. But the Caudron iii is a beautiful aircraft, all the woodwork, it always captivated me. I've often thought of attempting this kit, but I've only recently tried to get back into modelling, but so far my attempts have fallen apart like my patience and eyesight. I've just ordered an ICM Gladiator in 1/32, maybe if it works out and I intend rigging it, I'll consider this kit. You've done an excellent job of it, very inspiring. Thr G 4 twin engine Caudron in 1\48 looks good too, but I've got to attempt the Gladiator in Finnish 'Winter War' with ski 'boots' on first. Hopefully it'll be more of a success.

Is there a sinkhole in the wooden prop hub area? Or am I tripping?