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I love your model display! Where did you get those glass shelves from?

Ha ha.. It seems that the guys at MulberrySK didn't want to pay you the "mordida" you charge for advertising. I have built this Ha1112 on the 1/48 Tamiya kit, and the two-seater Ha1110 on a Hasegawa G-2 and it has fit perfectly on both. 30% small wheels? But do you really know what 30% is?? The Eduard kit looks very nice because of its rivets and dark plastic but it is totally inaccurate in its general shapes. The fuselage is too high. And all these mistakes have been repeated in their new 1/72 scale version.

Brilliant. Enjoy your break.

Hi Jamie. Glad you and the models arrived safely back home! 🙏 Simple but obviously effective. They both look gorgeous by the way! So excited to see the rest of the LF Spitfire and the JP builds. Enjoy your time at home mate. See you on the channel soon I hope! 😁 👍

Had cases that didn't survive KKIA/OERK, never mind the contents. I wasn't sure why until I saw a video of the handlers a few years ago; cleared that one up for me. Glad yours seem to be surviving. Enjoy your leave and season's greetings.

Thanks for sharing. Great idea🤩🤩🤩🤩🤩🤩

Hello Jamie. In a previous video you mentioned that you might like to build an Eduard Albatros D.III because you wanted to try out some lozenge pattern decals. I replied with information to the effect that I'd never seen a D-III with that pre-printed fabric on the wings since the introduction of that pattern roughly coincided with the early D.V production runs. Well, I was just looking through Bruno Schmälling's "Jasta Colors, Volume 1" from Aeronaut Books and (Eureka!) there's three pages describing an Albatros D.III with 5-color lozenge on the upper and lower wings! It had a white vertical fin/rudder, horizontal stabilizer black w/two white stripes, and the entire fuselage and spinner were light purple or violet. It was an OAW-built D.III serial number 5155/17, but there were no serials on the tail nor a rigging & weight table on the port fuselage. It was flown by Lt. Franz Ray of Jagdstaffel 49 in the late Spring/early Summer of 1918. If you're interested in that one, let me know and perhaps we can figure out a way to get the documents/artwork to you.

😅That’s a relief! Some good tips there whatever the transportation occasion . Good job you have a good supply of IKEA Deltof cabinets as they have stopped making them 🙄🤦🏻‍♂️

Hey Jamie - i think you could’ve got both kits in the one big box. What a relief to get them back undamaged, excellent, enjoy your time at home cheers Liam

Great stuff. I fly with my planes in similar way. Proper job. Just a quick one as far as I remember months ago you gave us ref no of the display cupboards. As far as I remember they are from IKEA. Please could you give us a bit of advise. Many thanks. A

If there were to be damage on any of the planes being transported by air in your luggage Jamie, who would you have to report it to? AAIB?!

What happens at Customs? Have you ever had to repack ?

I love this build and the video and music are superb too. I’m going to try and shamelessly replicate this beauty soon. Thanks Jamie

Awesome episode and thanks so much for sharing. Dropping a note, the music pairing with this build is a great match. I really enjoyed the time, nicely done on all levels! Doug

Cracking video Jamie, and now so tempted to have a go at one. Can I please ask which Dspiae cordless drill you used please. Thanks Jason 🇬🇧

I’ve warmed up for tackling my Laminar Flow Design parts cage by getting into my Detail and Wonder GWH A10C landing gear set where you REALLY have to be careful what you cut with loads of beautiful hydraulic pipe work around the gear legs !😂 Great video with some useful hints , looking great 👍🏻

Great build Jamie really enjoyed this and the mkvii conversion, sorry for ignorance, are there any differences between your later version of the early mki here and the Kotare Mid mki kit? Many thanks Steve

Always nice when aftermarket or conversion sets aren’t beasts and fit. Like the 5-minute epoxy solution and will have add that to the bag o’tricks.

I find that when I have to make cuts into the "meat" of the plastc I prefer to score with the back of the hobby blade. It takes out a swarf of material and tends to get stuck much less than when using the cutting edge. Same principle as a panel line engraver, but finer blade. I can't recommend grinding rare earth magnets down. They are nickel plated for a reason. They corrode extremely easily, which makes them swell at the surface,affecting the fit. so if you are not happy with the fit, better dry fit and deepen the recess the magnet goes in.

What brand of bits do you use with your Wowstick Jamie?

It’s going to be a stunning project. I shudder to think the total investment but knowing you the end result will justify the cost.

72 scale really can't be as realistic as you need due to its size no reason to freak out and trying to reinvent the wheel trying to accurize this scale. 😊

From before your time- "I'm a tootie! WHY DIDN'T I THINK OF THAT BEFORE!!" FIREBALL XL 5 Steve Zodiac exclaiming his displeasure at remembering his earlier attempt as he gets the point of his predicament as he realizes he had that memory of how to get out of his situation :)😊

Hi Jamie - Love watching this kind of video - "How I fixed this or got around this" - This where us beginners / noobs learn the most from the masters. I have couple of conversions coming up Hobby Boss A-7 Nose / Intake and Hobby Boss A-6E to KA-6D - hope I am as neat as you were - The Laminar Flow items are serious works of art!. Paint next - cant wait for Sunday!

There is model assemblers and then there is builders like you.

Outstanding work and a great advert for LFD so much so ive now bought two a Vc and a XII a Spit i never though i needed till your build. Awesome stuff. Lucky Tamiya Spitfires are only 50USD in Tokyo and Osaka now to bring home a few more for these!

fantastic job, you make it look easy. i didn’t get the name of the polisher tool?

Not a good idea to snap parts off. They can break off into the meat of the actual part.

Which Tamiya kit was used? Supurb build!😊

The detail painting in the cockpit is ammo right, is that straight acrylic paint ?

Which applicator brush is that Jamie, is it the standard one that comes with ammo glue ? If so which glue 😂

Brilliant Jamie, can't wait for the Mk XIV's Have a question, do you work on 1 model at a time or several.. I need to get my mojo back on track and think I should just concentrate on 1 at a time Regards Howard

I've been eagerly awaiting your build, Jamie. It didn't disappoint. Brilliant work on the cockpit and conversion details!

Are the ModelsRgo clamps still available?

Hi Jamie. Looks absolutely fantastic mate! Beautiful work, can't wait to see a bit of paint on it! Will see you back in blighty! Safe trip back mate. 👊

Fantastic. I think I can also do this conversation based on my skill set.

Jocelyn Weisenstein levels of surgery... a considerably better outcome...

Hello Jamie, wow that’s a fantastic fit, bring on the paint.

Hi, jamie. jp is looking really good. I'm looking forward to part 2, the painting phase. also have a safe flight home and enjoy your 2 weeks off with the family. Cheers Gary 🇬🇧

What kit does get the piece of fw 190??

Have a great time off. JP is looking cool. Looking forward to the painting the JP video.

Ordered my Battle from Hannants this very morning, Jamie. Happy days! The long wait is over.

I got an email from Hannants - the Fairey Battles are in stock with them.

Hey Jamie. Thanks for the weekly chat! 👍 Can't wait for Sunday! 😮😂 The JP is looking pretty cool too and I'm quite interested in seeing how you tackle the paint scheme. As ever, really enjoying your vids mate, very much appreciated. Safe journey home mate and see you next week from the man cave. 👍😁👊

Looking forward to the paint on the Jet-Provo Jamie. BTW, no rivets? Too small a scale or just not appropriate 🤨

Hi Jamie, great wee video as usual, safe flight and have a wonderful time at home - looking forward to seeing you opening your goodies in the Mancave 🤣

Hope you have a great festive season.

I wouldnt bother putting the photo etc into the J.P.......just buy another one.....not exactly a bank breaking price

This video has inspired me to blow the dust off of my 1/32 Tamiya Spitfire MKXVI which had sat in the stash for 8 years and I considered getting rid of it at one point . Then along came Laminar Flow and I’ll experiment on the Eduard 1/48 Spitfire VIII to high back XIV first then convert the Tamiya ! Superb work Jamie , thanks for the inspiration and for bringing Laminar Flow to our attention.

A 1/48 Rafale, Typhoon and Gripen would be good from the likes of Tamiya or Hasegawa (I know you didn’t include them). I haven’t seen a good Rafale from anyone yet.