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Thank you for the vid, I am buying it cuz of you

Mighty fine work there!

Amazing work

Magnificent!🙂

Beautiful result!! Subscribed!

Stunning work!

This is an amazing model you made! Maybe for the next build make a plane that would fight against it in pearl harbor like the legendary p40, I am pretty sure there will be a new eduard one this year.

Once the allies had fighters like the Corsair and Lightning the Zeros went down. Evil empire smashed.

Amazing video, I loved the information and how you deliver it. Looking forward to your next project

You created a museum quailty scale model of the A6M2 Zero. Great job. Thank you for sharing.

Red yellow blue markings on gear door is for retracted gear . Red and blue is only visible extended . Ops not rivet counter but decal counter :)

Good job! You could join the Zero Fighter Historical Society contest.

I noticed the New Academy A6m kit has folding tips...

I have a number of Tamiya IJN aircraft, not sure if the model 21 I have as folding wingtip or not. But this build of yours was incredible from start to finish. Can't wait for final episode. Thank you for sharing.

Thanks for that, I have enjoyed all your "Bitesize" videos dealing with individual "posh" add-on goodies. I think such things can't really be covered in such detail in a normal build video without it turning into a multi-hour long saga. That said - full build video next, I'm waiting with much anticipation. My regards...

Another great video, I am really enjoying your series and look forward to the next video!

Cool ❤

Im trying to decide on what paint to get. Have you any experience with Vallejo paints, vs say life color or AK? Which brand is usually better quality?

All i can think to say is.....WOW. I have never built such an intricate PE assembly. Not sure I would attempt it myself. But i agree the final result is stunning. Love Zero aircraft myself. Well next to Wildcats and Corsair aircraft. Thank you.

Thank you, thank you and once again, I Thank You. I have acquired a Beaufighter along with lots of resin bits and colour cockpit and other dash board stick ons, SOOOO, I thought I may as well go the whole hog and get Eduard flaps for it. Having received them and read the instructions, I started having some second thoughts. Hey, I understand what to do now, it has the same sort of flaps as this, Brill. It won't be getting done for a while but it's no longer scary. Looking forward to your next video, regards...

Very impressive, thanks.

Nice work! I got a 1/32 scale. After watching your video, it might stay in the box.

wonderful video, thank you for posting

Great progress 👍👍

Great video CSL - im building the Edward 1/32 version, however, the cowling next to the windscreen sits high once placed, any suggestions? Regards Liam

How do they make the pre colored photo etched parts?

Would you mind sharing the model number and brand of the drill you're using? I won those bits in a raffle, but I had no idea there was a drill for them. I've been using them as finger twist drill bits.

What complicated tail wheel section. Adding the lead wire and fine tubing definitely added visual interest. I also noticed the tail hook was semi deployed. This is also interesting. I've built a small handful of A6 Zero aircraft, have only wired up the engine. I love the length you go to add detail. Thank you for video, looking forward to next video.

Impressive video, CSL Visual Studio. Looking forward to your next upload! I smashed that thumbs up button on your content. Keep up the excellent work. Your detailed approach to the tail wheel modifications is fantastic! How do you think the choice of materials impacts the overall durability and aesthetics of the model?

Your attention to detail and hard work always stand out 👍👍

Terrific video, that you for posting. I have been a fan of your videos for a while now and have always been blown away by your detail and patience when modelling so seeing that even someone as experienced as you can make a mistake like you showed here makes me feel better about my humble model making and the multitude of errors I have made due to excitement over starting a new build (and not taking time to plan things out).

Very nice. I primarily build IJN aircraft including Zero's as opposing forces for USN. USMC, RAAF and New Zealand aircraft. Both your engines are impressive. Thank you for the build video.

Truly wondrous things. As I commented in your Cockpit build this is "My Favourite bit." Please tell me you're not going to hide these little masterpieces under a cowling, they deserve to be in an engine cradle on full view. And how you can casually say just "28 leads to make"? !!!

Well that was really nice, thanks. Engine next (my favourite bit.) Also thanks for all the little snippets of history and construction, I find them very interesting. Did I hear correctly, a "rubber band" for seat adjustment?🤣

Thank you for sharing!

A very inspiring work!

блестяще !

This was great! Love the detailed, helpful tips along the way.

Very, very nice, and your instructions on what you did are nice and clear while being easy to follow.

Love the exquisite detail and care you put into your modeling.

Both cockpits are beautiful. I really enjoy fine detail, even though is not viewable once assembly of aircraft is complete. Your so right WWII Japanese aircraft info, photos, etc. Limited when compared to Allied or even German aircraft. My interest in WWII is the SW Pacific, N. Africa, Sicily, and Italian campaign. Italian vehicle and aircraft deserve more attention in scale modeling than what the manufacturers provide. But its a business and they produce what sells. Excellent video. Looking forward to the engine builds video.

For me, it was the attention paid to the cockpit windows that elevates this model to the top of the tree. It really is a stupendous work of art. Thank you.

Very nice, As we have a fully restored A6M3 Zero in the Auckland War Memorial Museum here in New Zealand I may just have to get an Eduard kit to model it.

Awesome build!

An original idea executed brilliantly.

A stunning build and finish! Will keep this as a reference! Thanks to the link given to a real one!

WOW ! your work is AMAZING !

Superbe résultat ...Congratulations ...

A brilliantly build brought to life with all the extra detail you so skill fully added, a pleasure to watch from start to finish😁👍👍👍 I have subbed👍

How many hours does IT take yOu to make this model excluding drying time?