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Thank you, LH. This kit is one I've wanted for many years. It was really fun to put together and tweak. I hope to show more plastic in the future. Thanks for commenting too. -Dan

PS! Thanks for commenting. I still love plastic models too and tend to build both back and forth. There is something neat about the paper models, though. I think it's especially nice for WWI era machines. Anyway, thanks for looking and commenting. If you are in the US, I hope the 4th of July is going great! -Dan

Gasket by itself! Worked for me...Good luck. -Dan

Thanks, Neil. It's a long haul and filling etc. takes time but I hope to start painting soon! Thanks for the support...-Dan

I love your videos too!!!!!!! lol! I love how you two acctually show the video process not just slideshows

@@fishbarbeque8540 thanks good buddy! More to come soon with Dan one day in the future. Dan is showing me how to build it so I can do mine at a smaller scale. Cheers.

Z: Thanks for this comment and the great ideas! I too was thinking why not use wood putty but sort of forgot about it and just used what I had. You make a great point. Perhaps next time...Thanks again... -Dan

Thanks, David. I'll try to make things louder... -Dan

yup...this is why I want to make it look nice in this scale, but a few foibles will be tolerated! 😅 Thanks for looking and commenting. -Dan

Let's hope it all turns out! It'll take a while, but I hope to plug away fairly regularly. SR-71 sounds amazing! -Dan

I so agree, Phil. There are so many boxes I remember looking at just wishing I had the money to buy. His artwork was really special. I may build the Lancaster next which would go along well with the Dornier. We'll see! Thanks for subscribing and commenting. Much appreciated. -Dan

Hello Fish! I'm glad you like it. I will be using plain ol' Tamiya putty for plastic models. Sanding gently etc. seems to work just fine. We'll see!! Thanks again for looking and commenting and sticking around. -Dan

Thanks, Roland. I will do my best. Basically, I treat it like a plastic model and use normal putty for plastic models and gentle sanding. After multiple applications, it should smooth out nicely. We'll see! Thank you for commenting and hanging around long enough to see this one through. It's a cool model. -Dan

@@dansmith7617 Thanks for the tip :) Most definetly it is a cool model.

Hi Fish...it's called a dabbing tool (I think). It comes with a bunch of others of various sizes and a large block with round indents. I think it can form bit of metal etc. but it's great for these paper models. -Dan

That's awesome, FBBQ! Thank you very much. I'm working on this one and will be posting more videos soon. Work (real life) has finally eased up a bit! I appreciate the sub... -Dan

Thanks, Neil. Life has just been very busy! 😅

Reedrancho! That's hilarious. I think it will all look pretty good when I'm done. I just wish I could wrap my brain around how it was SUPPOSED to go. I guess I'll never really know! Our secret. Thanks for looking and commenting. -Dan

Still here...life keeps getting in the way. And projects...honey-do lists, end of school year...Argh! I'll try to keep this one rolling now that it's close to painting. Thanks for viewing and commenting! -Dan

​@@dansmith7617 You need to turn those Honey Do's into Honey l Won'ts

Thank you! It's 1/33rd so much bigger. Still, it's sort of a small machine. It really turned out nicely, I must say. Looks great on the shelf! Thank you so much for looking and commenting...-Dan

Thank YOU for looking and commenting, Pegasus. They are lots of fun and you can get them for rather inexpensive prices. Have a shot at one. Practice and it will get better too! -Dan

That's a great idea. Gotta try that! I do like UA-cam and the comments...😁 -Dan

Thanks, Roland. Test fitting is essential but this one has had very little trouble! I'm pleased. Thanks for looking and commenting and right back at you...-Dan

Thanks, Edward...too much other stuff in the fire. But I intend to keep moving on this one. I really like it. As usual, thanks for looking and commenting. -Dan

Thank you, Nigel! It's coming together very nicely thus far. It'll be nail-biting when I remove all of that tape... Thanks for looking and commenting. -Dan

Thanks, Roland. I can't wait to get the nacelles on! -Dan

Hi Normg...this one is from Fly Model. I've heard night mares about the Maly example...I think I'm getting off easy! -Dan

@dansmith7617 ... I hear ya ... lol. But some Maly models are actually quite decent, i've done the Grumman Wildcat and the F16 and found both a pleasure to build, except on the F16 I had to slightly adjust one fuselage section in front of the cockpit because it was bent down too much. But otherwise it was great. But most of the older ones, mamma mia... lol

@@normg2242I guess that's what I assumed. Early can be built and well! But they are above my pay grade. This current model is really going so well, I'm almost wondering if it wasn't computer drawn but I don't think so. It's a nice one! -Dan

Frames can be a real pain. I do find that the Tacky Glue seems to work really well for lots of stuff. I do love it for my paper models, that's for sure. Thanks for looking and commenting! -Dan

Ahhh...they make the model! -Dan

Sweet! Those would certainly work great. I bet I can find some at my job (teach at a college in a bio dept.)! -Dan

Thanks so much, Tim...she didn't even know I borrowed it. Now it's nice and shiny! I trust you are doing well. Some WWI stuff coming back soon. -Dan

@@dansmith7617 But did she get the Tupperware at a Tupperware party? 🙄 My aunt worked for them in the 50s and 60s. They were actually the sellers of Lego in the US for awhile.

Have you seen the paper engines? Those that function on air are simply breath taking (no pun intended)! Yes...all I need are some horses and a gerbil and I'll be all set. I appreciate the views and comments. Have a great week... -Dan

@@dansmith7617 Yes, I've seen some of the paper air engines. What was really incredible about the video mentioned was the engine/transmission being built up in layers. All hand drawn and fitting together.

MrS: Much appreciate the views and comments. These are sure fun to make and turning them into art is part of the fun! Cheers -Dan

Thanks! I like making them and then tape really looks pretty nice. Thanks for viewing and making a comment. I hope the rest won't disappoint! -Dan

MM! This time I'm going to cut out paper gauges from some other paper models and glue them in place with a little drop of shiny clear "glue" and see how this looks. Sort of an experiment. Thanks for looking and commenting... -Dan

Thanks, Neil! Second of probably only two! 🤣🤣 I just finished the barbettes so I'll try and post a movie about that soon. And you should know that we had our bi-monthly virtual hour-long paper card meeting on google and your name/channel came up! Folks really like your stuff and are enjoying the recent 1/100th stuff too. Keep it up! -Dan

@dansmith7617 awesome. We definitely need to do a dual interview on builds later this year and post. I would love to introduce my subscribers to your channel. Honestly like you flow. Cheers.

Correct! I got those bits and they work great for this little stuff. I just got the barbettes finished and I'll be posting that soon. They are not perfect, but do look kind of cool. I'll know how to make them even better if there is a second 410 someday! Thanks for looking as usual and commenting as well. -Dan P.S. "First" of probably only two! You should get a prize, though... 😂

Yes it would! I wasn't sure how to add the interior when everything else was built so I did things later. Also, I do find that it's easier to locate things in a way that they don't interfere when you add details after assembly. For example, the side shelves in the front cockpit needed to fit around some forward formers and be lined up. I figured that would have been harder doing it before the skins were on. Of course, this only works since the cockpit is rather large too! Audio hasn't changed and is really loud on my end. In fact, I was going to make it quieter! Thanks for the suggestion and thanks for looking and commenting. -Dan

@@dansmith7617 Lately to hear your audio l have run the volume all the way up. Now l suppose that could be my tablet. As to the build process. There is almost always more than one way to do a job. The exceptions are jobs that require a very specific sequence of operations.

Thanks, Tony. These are really fun to make. I will be posting more soon. Thanks for looking and commenting. -Dan

Hi Gene...here is a build log on a neat WWI site: forum.ww1aircraftmodels.com/index.php?topic=12230.0 I hope you can see it. It's an amazingly well-designed model! -Dan

I have admired NinetythirdLiberator's builds for years!!! Just "realized" that is you. DUH. Gene K

Yup..one in the same. Thank you! The name is a reference to my dad's bomb group in WWII. -Dan@@GeneKoro

Thanks for commenting on this old build! It actually floundered and was crushed while cleaning the garage so it was never finished...sadly. You can get this one and many others as digital downloads (you need to provide your own paper card stock) at a place called Ecardmodels! ecardmodels.com/ The one I'm working on now is an Me-410 and I will be repainting it so take a look for that one in my videos. Thanks for looking and commenting. -Dan