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Thank you very much for the words of praise. I'm very pleased that you like the little diorama and that it's entertaining. That is very motivating for further projects. Regards ScalerDan

Thank you for the nice comment. If you can build detailed ships, you can easily build a WW2 warbird. I saw the first computer at a friend's house in the early 90s and remember 'Wings of Fury'. Great memories... Kind regards ScalerDan

Oh yes, :) exactly..! :) Wings of fury ..I actually know that too... Great memories! Greetings!^^

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Thank you for your honest comment and for watching. I try to keep the music subtle in the background, but I didn't quite succeed in this case. Finding free music is often a challenge and professional solutions still need a few more viewers 😉. Regards ScalerDan

@@ScalerDan try something like lounge or etno.

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Thank you for watching and commenting. I mainly used Vallejo Aluminium for the fuselage and wings and painted individual panels with Dark Aluminium and White Aluminium to create some variation. If you want to stick with acrylic paints, the Vallejo Metal Colors are very good. For even more of a metal effect, I would recommend AK Xtreme Metal. Regards ScalerDan

@@ScalerDan Thank you so much for the quick reply.

Thank you for your question? It depends... I usually use Tamiya Extra Thin. If I need it to hold quickly and there is only a small contact surface, I use superglue (e.g. wheels, external loads). But I use everything very carefully and sparingly so as not to destroy the paintwork. Regards ScalerDan

Thank you very much for your kind support. There are more videos coming so stay tuned. Regards ScalerDan

Amazement is not the worst reaction 😉. Thank you for watching and commenting. Regards ScalerDan

Gracias por mirar y comentar. Los kits más antiguos de Revell y las versiones de Italeri no pueden seguir el ritmo de los detalles de Kitty Hawk. Por lo tanto, estoy muy contento de que los helicópteros Kitty Hawk en escala 1/48 estén nuevamente disponibles para pedidos anticipados aquí en Alemania. Saludos cordiales ScalerDan

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Thank you for your comment and your thoughts. Kotare Spitfire sounds very promising! These extra details are an important part of the hobby for me. It's also about the work you put into it and the joy of implementing an idea. Documenting these 'invisible' details and making them visible in the video is another exciting challenge. Regards ScalerDan

Thank you very much. I'm glad you like it, even if the outer wings aren't entirely correct. Regards ScalerDan

Thank you for your kind comment. I had a lot of fun painting it and removing the masking tape. Regards ScalerDan

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These are true words. Thank you for watching and commenting. Regards ScalerDan

Thank you very much. I'm glad you like it. Regards ScalerDan

Thank you for watching. I only use Mr Color Leveling Thinner and Rapid Thinner for thinning. I also use these two for cleaning. Not the cheapest solution but it works. Rapid Thinner is a bit cheaper so I prefer to use it for cleaning. At the end I usually leave a drop of Leveling Thinner in the airbrush so that nothing sticks. Basically anything that thins lacquer-based colors should work for cleaning but not the acrylic stuff. Regards ScalerDan

@@ScalerDan Thank you. I'll try to find cheap lacquer thinner. I use a H&S airbrush so it should be ok with the hot thinner :)

@@marcusaureliusantoninusaug2161 That should work. My H&S has seen every kind of cleaner and if necessary you can always change the seals...

Thank you for watching and for your kind words. A nice comment like yours is very motivating when editing the next video makes slow progress again. Regards ScalerDan

Thank you very much for the kind comment. It's very nice when the video comes across exactly as intended. Sometimes it's better not to film too much, then you have to cut less. I think the skills come when you enjoy something. A Tamiya 1/48 scale is perfect for practicing. You don't have to fight against the model and can focus on doing something really well. Regards ScalerDan

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Many thanks for the good advice. The seams on the exhaust pipes can be seen clearly in photos. To show them at the right scale, I could maybe just sand the ridge a little thinner. I only had something like EZ LINE for 1/72 scale. Worked well on my 1/72 Hellcat but was too thin for 1/48. I'll keep an eye out for that. Regards ScalerDan

Thank you for the nice comment. Sometimes it's more relaxing to just build something without any intention of showing it. But I'm also happy when a video can provide some entertainment and distraction. My steady hand helps as long as my eyes can still focus. Regards ScalerDan

I completely agree. As much as I like the great details at Eduard, sometimes you just want a relaxed, uncomplicated building experience. Regards ScalerDan

Thank you for your interesting comment. When it comes to the invasion stripes, I chose a more artistic approach to make the model visually interesting. Your advice on the propeller is very helpful. If I understand correctly, the metal chipping on the outer half of the propeller blade is possible, only the inner half was rubberized? I have read about 'uncuffed' propeller blades on post-war Mustangs. That would probably be more true for Korean War Mustangs. Thanks again for your input. Regards ScalerDan

Thank you very much. Unfortunately no figures are included. I used the perfectly fitting crew from PJ Productions but they have gone out of business. Regards ScalerDan

Thank you very much. I am happy to share some skills. It is a good time for Mustang enthusiasts with all the new kits from Eduard or Arma Hobby. Regards ScalerDan

Thank you for your interesting information. Unfortunately I didn't have a reference photo of this specific aircraft. Some photos of B/C-Mustangs show the various antenna masts and some have wires. Maybe they were early versions but I'm not an expert here. Overall the wire is also shown a bit too thick. The new Eduard Overlord Kit shows different antenna setups in the instructions Regards ScalerDan

Thank you for your nice comment. Regards ScalerDan

Thank you for your kind words. Unfortunately the Montex masks are not always available everywhere but they work very well. Regards ScalerDan

Thanks a lot! Regards ScalerDan

Thank you very much for your kind words my friend. I am also very satisfied with the result. Best regards from Europe...ScalerDan

Thank you very much for the praise! Sometimes you have to force yourself to keep going but in the end it's usually worth it. Regards ScalerDan

Thank you! Regards ScalerDan

Thank you very much! I still have the Hasegawa and Takom Apache waiting for me. Enjoy your build...Regards ScalerDan

Thanks a lot! Regards ScalerDan

Thank you very much! Stay tuned...Regards ScalerDan

Many thanks! Regards ScalerDan

Thank you very much. I would love to see your first wheels up attempt. These warbirds are made to be in the air...Regards ScalerDan

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Thank you for the nice comment, that motivates me to keep going. I still have a few Bandai kits in stock...so it won't be the last Star Wars project. Regards ScalerDan

Thanks again mate 😉. Regards ScalerDan

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Thank you for your comment. Yes, I usually use matt clear varnish as the last coat and only sometimes semi-gloss. I play with the degree of dilution to get the finish that suits me best. I can highly recommend Mr. Hobby Flat Clear (H20) in conjunction with Mr. Hobby Leveling Thinner. Regards ScalerDan

Many Thanks! The figures are from PJ Productions. Unfortunately, they went out of business last year. I really liked their product range. I'm now increasingly switching to 3D printing for figures. Regards ScalerDan

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Thank you for your question. For the propeller tip I can recommend AK Real Color Signal Red (RC005) and Maize Yellow (RC008). For the propeller blades I usually use a mix of Black and NATO Black. Regards ScalerDan

Thank you, I'm really glad you like it. Regards ScalerDan

Thank you for the kind words. The force is strong in your comment...Regards ScalerDan