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What about the Edward landing gear and tire set? Is it more robust that the gear oob?

Mike, great 10 part video series on the C-47 build which so happens to be my next build,was going to a ww ii warship, but it have to wait!

Thanks again for sharing, Mike. Your tutorials are magic in that they are helpful for the novice to the pro to achieve great results. Presentation/video production is always outstanding.

Really cool 🛩.

Once again great work Mike

Another beautiful project. Nice to see these older kits can be built into something special. Thank you.

Thanks Your art work is beautiful!!

Great build series! It turned out great. Your Revell b-17g video was great help, thanks.

Mike, thank you for sharing this video (with all your techniques and tips) looking forward to to part 10

Another awesome video sir!

Wow! This is really starting to look incredible Mike! Any reason why you didn’t add the side extensions on the bridge? The side extension would have made the bridge 50” long. I have that bridge on my layout with both sides added. Looks beautiful spanning 50 inches. 😉

Looking good, I like the track plan. 👍

Awesome work as always Mike !!!

Mike,Great tips on this build

Beautiful work on this classic, Mike! Not an easy one. I built the USAAF model "D" named TONDELAYO, based on New Guinea, 1943. Thanks for showing the whole process, greetings from Santiago, Chile. Cris.

Mike, never tried silver paint to check seams, as used gray primer,but will try on C-47 build! Have to watch your technique in your playlist

Very impressive Mike.. I love all the stash on the shelves below the tracks and I see the man cave is looking pretty cool !!

Nice set Mike,how long before you dress like Gomez Adam's and crash the trains....lol😂.. I 24 is not a bad stretch of road beautiful thur that area .

thank you for the detail and pointers that you provided in this video

I would very much like your opinion on which of the 1/350 scale kits is a better choice I’m considering the hobby boss or the Very fire uss Missouri and if I go with the Very Fire there is a up start kit by pontos for the HB would this up start kit work as well with the Very Fire ?

What kind of sponge do you use for the chipping effect

[thank, you for you're great video]👍

Wow!

Mike, the weathering looks great

How do you get the masts together?

Mike when you run into where the paint peels in small areas,it is due to qc at a petro chemical plant. 32 to years of driving and picking up at these plants,when they switch over to make styrene plastic pellets,some polypropylene pallets get mixed in.this causes small areas of the styrene plastic come very smooth. Polypropylene plastics are use in molded injection for dishes,cups and plastic toys.these get mixed in by accident when they fill the boxes.

Another highly informative video, Mike. For all of my 1/32 or 1/24 aircraft builds that have monocoque construction, I add stressed skin effects by removing material from a lot on a Zero fighter to a minimum on a P-47. We have the luck of living 30 minute drive away from the Canadian Warplane Heritage Museum that owns and operates a C-47 in D-Day markings that fly along with many of their other aircraft, close or over our house. I can tell from the sound of the engines if it will be the Lancaster, B-25, Canso (PBY) or the C-47 when there is only one of them flying. The C-47/ DC-3 is still impressive and has earned its place in history.

I worked with DC-3s at an FBO. Love that aircraft.

Great build. Just got this model so looking forward to it. $8.50 my goodness I had to replay the video to make sure I was hearing that right!

Mike, great video!! Thank for sharing your techniques on weathering

Your studio looks awesome, a true hobby dream

I am glad your videos are a how to do it guide. Your interpretation of the O.D. matches that of the Memphis Belle on display in Dayton. O.D. is subject to all kinds of interpretation...

Monogram kits were generally accurate and well detailed, but the fit of the parts presented many challenges....

I see that you have John Ficklen's F4F print...

Thanks Mike. I always enjoy your videos. For a novice like me, I would really love to see a video of yours on how you actually airbrush your models at the booth. I have looked in your playlists but I could not see any airbrushing video tutorial. Many thanks

Excellent work!👍👍👍👍👍👍

Mike, thank you for describing all the modifications needed to be done on this kit

Great upgrade video, Mike! The Resin2Detail parts are beautiful.

Mike, just picked up this kit( just a newer version #5607), will mostly likely have the same problem you faced, will be starting it soon, after the monogram B-17! Thanks for sharing! Possibly looking at new decals @ the IMPS national

Nice walkthrough, Mike 💥👍💥

I picked up the AC-47 at an antique store. I am sure it will have the same fit and build issues. Thanks for your video.👍👏

I just bought one a mere four years after seeing your video in July 2024. Thanks Mike!

I have been to this museum many times and it is a worthwhile destination. Almost all the aircraft are in flying condition and flown regularly.

Great job so far.

this is a very very cool weathering video!!! i would love to see more HO scale building/ weathering stuff. good job sir! thanks for sharing with us

AWESOME JOB.

GREAT naration, great airbrushing. However, for a "new" in service combat aircraft you might have wanted to cut off some of the mission markings. JUST saying, love the job you did.

Here is a question: How much weight is needed up front to get this model to sit right? The instructions show where the weight should go, but they don't say how much weight is required.

Great video, thank you for taking the time

Mike have you tried EZ-Line for your rigging?? It's outstanding material to work with.