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Very nice work so far Rafal! The color and shading are very realistic and I like tbe extra attention given to tbe front lsnding gear leg.😊 Looking forward to seeing the rest of tbe build in Part II. Until then good luck and have fun! By tbe way, I've finally begun work on my 1960s Revell 1/32 Me 109G. It's a fun build so far and I'll be sure to send pictures to you when it's finally completed. Your build video of the modern tool Revell Bf 109G-6 kit has helped me greatly so far..thanks!

Beautiful

A truly masterful build. What brand of Air Brush and Compressor do you use?

An interesting detail about the P-51D "Millie G" of Lt. Col. Edward B. Giller, 343rd FS 55th FG, depicted on the box cover, is that Revell launched a kit of the same aircraft back in 1963 in 1/72nd scale. They suggested a colour scheme of bright red (!) on the rear part of the fuselage. The finished model had only a faint resemblance with the real aircraft, but as far as I know this kit is still available...

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I really enjoy your videos....both the commentary and the visual. Great job all round....the pre-shading looks terrific under the camo coat. Thanks for the 'taster'....something to look forward to :)

Looks great well done I’ve got this kit and watching makes me want to get it out and build it

Well done!

For what You have used silver paint?

The nightmare of any B-17 and B-24 crew. Revell offers a jewel in details, accuracy and fitting.

Good morning my friend, the A-10 turned out absolutely stunning, you certai ly have done a excellent job on the painting, and made a interesting point about the instrument panel being dark since it is not flying, looking forward to the next update, best regards from Australia, Les

Exelente trabajo, Felicidades ¡

Great build nice colors

Superb my friend!

Cool

Beautiful

Great kit, but way to expensive. I think that if you are a modeler and have space issues for your models that then you might be persuaded to buy them, but unless you are also doing ok in the financial side of things, kits like this are overpriced. Great build by the way.

Bei der A8/R-2 , dem Sturmbock, wurde zeitgleich die beiden MG131 über dem Motor entfernt und auch die 2 Magazine dafür entfernt !! Das ist hier nicht gemacht worden. Leider.

Great!

Superb modelling sir. I especially like the mottling, so effective. Congratulations on great work.

Im building a BF-110 D now, so thanks for your detailed 4 part video of this model, it helps me alot. But i wonder where you can get that 0,2mm thread from AMMO?

Good News, Quickboost has a replacement Engine Cowling that there is 2 versions of it, one with the Cowl Flaps Open and another with them Closed. It looks better than the kit's Engine Cowling.

Thanks for sharing 😊

Very nice work, thanks for sharing 😊

I've been thanking of buying this but i've read a lot of comments about it referring to inaccuracies with the shape, propeller and other things with people saying you need to spend twice as much as the price of the kit on upgrades. But you you've done a great job with just the cockpit upgrade. This will be my next purchase, and I like your vids so I've subscribed.

Thanx for the great build, and the excellent video presentation! Beautiful results! One small omission: the two open engine access panels on your 190 each had a wire "stay" that normally limited their openning (they could be disconnected for more extensive engine access), and are normally readily visible when the panels are openned to the position shown on your model.

Beautiful job!! I really enjoyed watching the model Come together. You're a true craftsman. Thank you for sharing, and have a great day. 😊

Kiedyś też sklejałem...wspaniale jest zobaczyć jak ktoś robi to po mistrzowsku...poprostu dzieło sztuki dla mnie.Pozdrawiam.

Absolutna rewelacja, jeszcze ta piękna gablota. Z tego towarzystwa najbardziej podoba mi się P-11c, lub Anton, oba wyglądają OBŁĘDNIE.

отлично

good job!

As always, thanks for sharing your build.

Lovely work, thanks for sharing.

Thanks for sharing. Very informative and inspiring.

Thanks for sharing.

Nice build,keep it up.

Peccato non conoscere bene englis language😢

What a fantastic result

Ile godzin mniej więcej zajęło ci robienie tego modelu ? A poza tym piękny model

very nice build and video. I like seeing the end result right up front.

Tengo tiempo de usar el pegamento que utilizan, evapora tan rápido que cuando se intenta pegar las piezas, como él tutorial lo muestra, ya no hay pegamento que sostenga las piezas.

What’s this fetish UA-camr modellers have for wearing rubber gloves?

other than the rudder pedals being upside down the assembly,painting,weathering are excellent

im also like building models but im not very good so thank you so mach for the insparation keep it up

Молодец, аккуратно работаешь. Но....пристать есть к чему! 😮😂

Yeeah, French HURRICANE.!!!

The Aotake was a ckear, tinted corrosion protection coat, painted over bare aluminium. A better was to replicat this is to lay a coat of metalizer over the primer ot gloss base, then apply a mix of clear blue and green over that

AK Extreme Metal has a "reputation" for flaking or coming off when masked. (Even under a clear coat!) I suspect most people apply it directly over a glossy base, which will reduce the "bite" the metal has on the surface under it. I alway thin a matt model primer (Lacquer) then apply lacquer gloss black and then the metal topcoat(s) over that. (my Go-to for primer, gloss black AND metals is Alclad. for metal, also Lacquers. (All lacquer paints will bite into the layer beneath.) By the way during WW2 the Natural metal finish on the P-51 was confined to the fuselage. The wings were primed and pottied, then sanded as smooth as possible, and a Silver laquer gloss dope applied overall, except for certain panels (eg the flaps and ailerons, LE gun covers and certain bottomside panels. While glossy, the wings actually were visually more like silver paint, than metal. I mix about 30-40% light grey to any alnminium colour to scheive that effect. The rudder should also be a dull matt Aluminium Dope colour. The elevators (early on-up to D-10 machines were fabric covered) so were that colour also, with later all-metal elevatores in NMF. Post-war the priming and filler was often sanded away and the Natural metal restored, including on restored airframes. This was also done on other US fighters like the P-38 and P-47, but with differing panels left NMF. ww2aircraft.net/forum/threads/p-51d-filled-wing-panels-help-please.30982/ About 2 screens down for image.

Very nice clean build you have done credit to the kit...

Hi Rafal did you get my text? Let me know and if not I'll send it again.