Micro Mark makes one for $13.99 www.micromark.com/Model-Pal-Vacuum-Pickup-Tool?gclid=Cj0KCQjwlMaGBhD3ARIsAPvWd6jKMQESO4Tc_WPAmCxTuF-RLQuAJz4UBp5DhjppmJMMsB9COqDbEuYaAs_WEALw_wcB
Beautiful work on a very sexy plane! My dad was nose gunner in a B-24 during World War II and second radio man. His plane had a mouse throwing a bomb on the nose. It was called Super Mouse! There were a lot of planes adorned with naughty nose art as well. I have many photographs of nose art that my dad took during the war.
That is really cool Scott. It's always fun to see comments like yours from people who have connections like this to aircraft. If I ever find the Hasegawa 1:72 B-24 for a good price, I think I'll consider making it the Supermouse. Since he was the nose gunner, I assume this was the B-24J variant?
rebelsatcloudnine I’m not sure of the exact variation of the plane but I believe that he mentioned that there were twin fifties in the nose which is different that the model shown here.
Wow. How could I watch this whole video and not notice that this is a B-25? I must be getting old not to notice the absence of two more engines and totally ignore the description. I just watched your video on the Lancaster at the Museum and couldn’t help but notice the similarity to the B-24.
After building the same kit, there is one all difference. Mine looks like a model from a 3 year old, and yours looks like one just out of the assembly line
Between James Stewart and his grandkids, he would appreciate the detail absolutely. That being said he probably shy away from it, he would be afraid of it, the air Force would put him back in a 24 😉🤙🇨🇱
Great job, incidentally, who's the artist that's playing that instrumental while you're doing your work on that 25 Mitchell, if it's not too much trouble,Todd M🤔🇨🇱
Beautiful craftsmanship! This build video was an absolute joy to watch with all the fine detail work that you did and the perfect music to compliment it!
Enjoyable build vid. My primary criticism, the person at Airfix selecting the either, or horrible decal choice included paint schemes *in so many of their current kits* needs eviscerating with a saw-back bayonet. At the Eduard Profipack price point of Airfix's new tool kit range, *that* in conjunction with their still all in one plastic bag packaging dressed up in a glam but flimsy red box which doesn't transit well in an age when etail is King, no supplied perspex or wheel masks, no PE or resin extras, exacerbated by inexcusably lazy Revellesque instructions for a product produced on the cheap in India! Pass. Not when I have to buy at considerable additional expense aftermarket decals and masks to render a model I would enjoy researching and to display. Most egregious is Airfix's cheapskate exploitation with constant reissuing in 'different dresses' copying Hasegawa's limited release marketing. I'd really really really have to want a B-25 to buy Airfix's. As someone who grew up on 1/72 Airfix, I detest what the brand has since become. Although I now build predominantly 1/48, I seldom buy the brand today when Eduard, Tamiya, Hasegawa and Zvezda, the latter at a much lower price point are are so much better. When it comes to spending my $$ in the B game, I prefer the superior value of Revell's licenced dual decal version reboxings of extant Hasegawa and Eduard mould offerings to Airfix. Just not a fan in 2020.
My favorite aircraft of all time. It seems like living through magic during every build. Got an HK in the wings. I picked up an extra set of Proteus figures from Jimmy Flintstone to alter as crew for the plane in flight. Nice build & job you did with yours. I like this very much.
Stunning model.... Your eye for detail puts the rest of us to shame yet again!! :) Had a chance to buy this kit when I went to Clacton yesterday as they had it on the shelf in the hobby shop, but I ended up with the Airfix 1/48 Bolton Paul Defiant NF.I 'Night Fighter' kit instead. I have the OLD tool Airfix Mitchell though, and also the kit that Revell issued a few years ago now, which up until now was one of the best Mitchell kits on the market.. until Airfix released this. :)
My father flew the B25 during the war. Your care in building this beautiful B25 and the music remind me of him and the few stories that he told. Thank you.
Thank you for showing me how good these aeroplanes look. I have a cannon version that is hidden in my stash. I also have a Monogram kit finished in the '80's that is only as good as that kit was out of the box. Your work has just shortlisted my next Summer's cottage effort.
Beautiful, Beautiful, BEAUTIFUL model well done! I'm currently in the process of starting to build a B-25J kit I've had since Christmas, idk why I put it away, but watching your well done video on you making your model has given me the inspiration to start on mine, keep up the good, no........amazing work!
@rebelsatcloudnine - when I was your age there were Monogram and Revell. My brother did the WW11 bombers and fighters - I avoided the bombers as they overwhelmed me in their infinite detail. I guess a Canadian Trekker has the detachment (if one is a perfectionist then keep them away from the kits as they will go mad!) and concentration and experience and skill to go with the big birds. Monogram had accurate detail - rivets'n'stuff however Revell did planes like the Me262 and others I couldn't find in the books - they did planes that were classified at the time! Monogram's choices of planes was a laundry list of popularity - P-51, Spit, Corsair and the like and rarely an unknown craft. Revell even, decades after my modeling, made the Bob Lazar reverse engineered "Sports Model" of E.T. craft right from Bob's own drawings. To commit to such a choice was to invite shadow government investigation, I'm not making this up. MIBs visiting certain employees of Revell and the whole bit. Your B-25 is gorgeous - bound for Africa? I'm not reading the map so up close. Looks like desert camo. Aloha.
It helped a bit, it was actually more helpful to have the metal landing gear to support all the extra lead weight that I added. So I would say that it's a good value. But sadly not heavy enough to only use.
,airfix, здорово добавил в плане детализации моделей...Жаль что перевыпуски моделей 60 - х годов не снабжают дополнительными литниками с дополнериями..
I've been building models since I was seven years old and I'm kind a like you I prefer it to look like it's brand new like it just came out of the factory as opposed to all those dark lines and weathering this and that that makes look old and horrible I want mine to look like it just came off the showroom floor
God damn it Jared I told myself I would’nt get any more kits this side of Christmas! And then you got show us this. Shame on you. Great little build and result though, now where’s my Amazon account. Dave.
Incredible work on that model. The detail you put into it is amazing. You are a true artist. Thanks for the inspiration to get back into model building.
everything is just great about this build which I just acquired but I am finging that it is all just too close and needs to pull back a touch. It also jumps and I don't get to see how you put it all together. great thanks for sharing.
@@rebelsatcloudnine I'm fine thanks. I'm working on a airfix 1/72 Bristol Blenheim mk1 at the moment. It's a nice little kit except for the 3piece canopy. Hope you and your family are well?
Did you purchase mask for windows and other clear parts or mask them yourself?, If purchased where from and supplier?. keep up your amazing channel .✌Canada✌
With all the praise from the comments, I'm going to have to throw a monkey wrench into the mix. Are the flying stars affixed backwards? The blue looks so washed out. Prety cool love the oil and exhaust stains.
what gloss coat did you use to protect the latex yellow desert against the enamel wash (testors rubber) then wiping it off with mineral spirits? To bring out the panel lines? Or did you use one??
How did you manage to keep the nose down on this kit. I built the same one (alternate markings) , filled the nose gear bay with shot, and ball bearings in the bomb-aimers crawlspace, and its still a tail sitter. Ended up with a bit of perspex rod to keep it up. Thinking about doing the Doolittle raid version, but not if i can't get it to sit.
Yeah I crammed a lot in it, and it barely sits on it's nose. I added extra weights behind the firewalls in engine nacelles. It's very heavy, but the design of the B-25 it needs a lot of weight.
Wow... You mastered once again! Simply beautiful model building with precision and beautiful BGM. But you didn't sock the model in the soapy water this time...
As a kid growing up in the 60's, we never had much. But, now and then I would get a model car or plane. Man, I cherished those moments! Taking the time to read the directions, patiently putting it all together and marvelling at its design. Only to have my younger brother eventually get a hold of it and pull parts off it or destroy it completely. You talk about someone going ballistic...............
I was thinking RC when I saw that. I actually have an RC plane not much bigger than that. I havent flown it yet. I was amazed they made anything that small thatI can fly. The only reason I havent flown it just yet is lack of space. Once I get it together, I dont have room to hang it. My collage age Daughter came home and is taking up my hobby room.
A very good kit and a well built model. One of the points that's not so good in my opinion are the broad panel lines, which are far from realistic. You enhance this fault even further by painting these grooves in a dark color.
Well if its any consolation the radio operators on these B-25's were RCAF. Since the U.S were new to the area Canadians flew with them to tell the British that they were friendly. That's the main reason why I chose this scheme.
Wow that's really cool congratz on that :) Nothing that really comes to mind, the plugs for the props are wobbly and need reinforcing. And not a fault of the kit but an issue with the B-25 in general is that it needs a lot of weight to stay on it's nose.
Hi from Barcelona !! you're really a great modelist, very good and instructive job ... by the way, could you please tell me the name of this great selected chill out musik ? thank you and look forward for new stuff.
Absolutely superb build and meticulous detailing thanks you for sharing I learnt a lot. I like the way you describe you videos not too much but just enough again many thanks.
@@rebelsatcloudnine I have a question. I usually do 1/48 scale airfix and eduard but i want to move onto 1/24 scale. Is is a big leap with loads of parts and fiddly detail or should i jump it
At 17:22 I've been asked what the tool is called and I've sadly forgotten. It's called a "Model Pal", and no I don't know where you buy one, sorry.
Micro Mark makes one for $13.99
www.micromark.com/Model-Pal-Vacuum-Pickup-Tool?gclid=Cj0KCQjwlMaGBhD3ARIsAPvWd6jKMQESO4Tc_WPAmCxTuF-RLQuAJz4UBp5DhjppmJMMsB9COqDbEuYaAs_WEALw_wcB
@@ENB1968 pretty cool imo
the outer coloring is impressiv nice.
Beautiful work on a very sexy plane!
My dad was nose gunner in a B-24 during World War II and second radio man.
His plane had a mouse throwing a bomb on the nose.
It was called Super Mouse!
There were a lot of planes adorned with naughty nose art as well.
I have many photographs of nose art that my dad took during the war.
That is really cool Scott. It's always fun to see comments like yours from people who have connections like this to aircraft. If I ever find the Hasegawa 1:72 B-24 for a good price, I think I'll consider making it the Supermouse. Since he was the nose gunner, I assume this was the B-24J variant?
rebelsatcloudnine
I’m not sure of the exact variation of the plane but I believe that he mentioned that there were twin fifties in the nose which is different that the model shown here.
This is a B-25 Mitchell, you said B-24 Liberator.
Wow. How could I watch this whole video and not notice that this is a B-25?
I must be getting old not to notice the absence of two more engines and totally ignore the description.
I just watched your video on the Lancaster at the Museum and couldn’t help but notice the similarity to the B-24.
No worries Scott, it happens. I've been working on and off again on a few Lancaster models so stay tuned for those in the future.
Bought this kit a year a go. This has given me the courage to build it
Good for you Jonathan :) I hope you have as much fun with you kit as I did with this one.
After building the same kit, there is one all difference. Mine looks like a model from a 3 year old, and yours looks like one just out of the assembly line
I love these videos make more
Thank you very much. There are many more videos like this on my channel as well as a new video coming out today or tomorrow :)
Brilliant build and i am not very often lost for words but ,you have done it again a very outstanding build,well done mate
Amazing, a very well made model, as usual very delighted by your superb work. Keep them coming.
Very, very nice. Well done.👍👍
I have this same model, painted in the Atlantic Wolf-pack U-boat hunters scheme.
Between James Stewart and his grandkids, he would appreciate the detail absolutely. That being said he probably shy away from it, he would be afraid of it, the air Force would put him back in a 24 😉🤙🇨🇱
Great job, incidentally, who's the artist that's playing that instrumental while you're doing your work on that 25 Mitchell, if it's not too much trouble,Todd M🤔🇨🇱
Great work and beautiful music, too. Does anyone know what it is?
Nice, but you forgot to close the gaps on the engine covers.
Do you mean on the cowlings?
@@rebelsatcloudnine Yeah above and below, but I notice that are darkened lines. sorry.
No problem :)
Beautiful and educational.
Just like my old French Teacher. 😁
Was your French teacher Ms. O’rourke?
@@patrickmorley9634 Her name was Wilde.
To this day I keep wondering if she was.😌
Beautiful craftsmanship! This build video was an absolute joy to watch with all the fine detail work that you did and the perfect music to compliment it!
Man!, that is one impressive piece of modeling! Congratulations!
Enjoyable build vid. My primary criticism, the person at Airfix selecting the either, or horrible decal choice included paint schemes *in so many of their current kits* needs eviscerating with a saw-back bayonet. At the Eduard Profipack price point of Airfix's new tool kit range, *that* in conjunction with their still all in one plastic bag packaging dressed up in a glam but flimsy red box which doesn't transit well in an age when etail is King, no supplied perspex or wheel masks, no PE or resin extras, exacerbated by inexcusably lazy Revellesque instructions for a product produced on the cheap in India! Pass. Not when I have to buy at considerable additional expense aftermarket decals and masks to render a model I would enjoy researching and to display. Most egregious is Airfix's cheapskate exploitation with constant reissuing in 'different dresses' copying Hasegawa's limited release marketing. I'd really really really have to want a B-25 to buy Airfix's. As someone who grew up on 1/72 Airfix, I detest what the brand has since become. Although I now build predominantly 1/48, I seldom buy the brand today when Eduard, Tamiya, Hasegawa and Zvezda, the latter at a much lower price point are are so much better. When it comes to spending my $$ in the B game, I prefer the superior value of Revell's licenced dual decal version reboxings of extant Hasegawa and Eduard mould offerings to Airfix. Just not a fan in 2020.
BEAUTIFUL Model, BEAUTIFUL Music, AMAZING Detail !! Thoroughly enjoyed viewing!!
Between the music and your skill at this art, I'm breathless and awed. Beautiful just beautiful.
You're a craftsman. So much detail in the making. It looks great.
Amazing....not a fingerprint in sight. Seriously you have done a marvellous job.
There's one giant thumbprint.... on the inside of the bomb bay, just so I can have a jinx free build :D
My favorite aircraft of all time. It seems like living through magic during every build. Got an HK in the wings. I picked up an extra set of Proteus figures from Jimmy Flintstone to alter as crew for the plane in flight. Nice build & job you did with yours. I like this very much.
Stunning model.... Your eye for detail puts the rest of us to shame yet again!! :) Had a chance to buy this kit when I went to Clacton yesterday as they had it on the shelf in the hobby shop, but I ended up with the Airfix 1/48 Bolton Paul Defiant NF.I 'Night Fighter' kit instead. I have the OLD tool Airfix Mitchell though, and also the kit that Revell issued a few years ago now, which up until now was one of the best Mitchell kits on the market.. until Airfix released this. :)
How did your Marauder build go Rob?
My favorite aircraft bomber of all time too. ❤😊🎉🤩☺️🤗
My father flew the B25 during the war. Your care in building this beautiful B25 and the music remind me of him and the few stories that he told. Thank you.
The amount of details is impressive..you really did a great job 👍👌
Amazing work! Your kit looks great :)
Thank you MM, I'm glad that I've finally got it done.
What am I supposed to tell?
I'm sorry I really don't understand. "they need help" as in what? What is me mentioning the group going to do? I'm just trying to understand this all.
But what do they need help with?
Just tell your viewers about the group please.
Very watchable and enjoyable video. Amazing work on the build from the music score to the end result beautiful. Thank you for posting this.
R.T.I.D.F.T.P.G.S.T.Q. CHEERIE'O DADDY'O
Thank you for showing me how good these aeroplanes look. I have a cannon version that is hidden in my stash. I also have a Monogram kit finished in the '80's that is only as good as that kit was out of the box. Your work has just shortlisted my next Summer's cottage effort.
Beautiful, Beautiful, BEAUTIFUL model well done! I'm currently in the process of starting to build a B-25J kit I've had since Christmas, idk why I put it away, but watching your well done video on you making your model has given me the inspiration to start on mine, keep up the good, no........amazing work!
Thank you very much, and best of luck with your B-25 :)
Smashing job. Trust me to view this video and find out about the SAC cockpit parts cum nose ballast after assembling the Airfix components!
Truly an outstanding job AND a sincere love of history and how things were. Excellent!
@rebelsatcloudnine - when I was your age there were Monogram and Revell. My brother did the WW11 bombers and fighters - I avoided the bombers as they overwhelmed me in their infinite detail. I guess a Canadian Trekker has the detachment (if one is a perfectionist then keep them away from the kits as they will go mad!) and concentration and experience and skill to go with the big birds. Monogram had accurate detail - rivets'n'stuff however Revell did planes like the Me262 and others I couldn't find in the books - they did planes that were classified at the time! Monogram's choices of planes was a laundry list of popularity - P-51, Spit, Corsair and the like and rarely an unknown craft. Revell even, decades after my modeling, made the Bob Lazar reverse engineered "Sports Model" of E.T. craft right from Bob's own drawings. To commit to such a choice was to invite shadow government investigation, I'm not making this up. MIBs visiting certain employees of Revell and the whole bit. Your B-25 is gorgeous - bound for Africa? I'm not reading the map so up close. Looks like desert camo. Aloha.
A very nice build. Does the sac conversions stuff help with the nose weight?
It helped a bit, it was actually more helpful to have the metal landing gear to support all the extra lead weight that I added. So I would say that it's a good value. But sadly not heavy enough to only use.
"...and don't forget General Dreadle wants to see a nice, tight bombing pattern on those areal photographs."
,airfix, здорово добавил в плане детализации моделей...Жаль что перевыпуски моделей 60 - х годов не снабжают дополнительными литниками с дополнериями..
I've been building models since I was seven years old and I'm kind a like you I prefer it to look like it's brand new like it just came out of the factory as opposed to all those dark lines and weathering this and that that makes look old and horrible I want mine to look like it just came off the showroom floor
Loved the music. Pretty relaxing.
Beautiful work!!!
Am from México City!!
God damn it Jared I told myself I would’nt get any more kits this side of Christmas! And then you got show us this. Shame on you. Great little build and result though, now where’s my Amazon account. Dave.
ha ha :) My apologies to your wallet Dave, and thanks for the comment :)
Fantastic build!! Every single detail and process of this build is amazing! Keep up the good work!! :)
The stupid thing about painting models is that you paint the insides you can't see once glued together.
Incredible work on that model. The detail you put into it is amazing. You are a true artist. Thanks for the inspiration to get back into model building.
Fantastic! One of the best I’ve seen on UA-cam. You certainly do amazing work. Thank you for sharing!
everything is just great about this build which I just acquired but I am finging that it is all just too close and needs to pull back a touch. It also jumps and I don't get to see how you put it all together. great thanks for sharing.
Looks awesome, I’m getting close to finishing this same one
excellent
Beautiful kit brought to life with your skills. You sir are a Jedi knight of model building.
Wow, thanks for that Ron :D How are you doing?
@@rebelsatcloudnine I'm fine thanks. I'm working on a airfix 1/72 Bristol Blenheim mk1 at the moment. It's a nice little kit except for the 3piece canopy. Hope you and your family are well?
Very nicely done - Mine hit the bench only yesterday and already decided to get m'self another !!
Best from NZ.
Did you have to put weights in the nose
Yes, there is quite a bit of weight in this model.
@@rebelsatcloudnine ok thanks
was that wòod glue ? on the front and rear cockpits
Did you purchase mask for windows and other clear parts or mask them yourself?, If purchased where from and supplier?. keep up your amazing channel .✌Canada✌
Thanks James :) The windows for this kit were all masked by myself using Tamiya tape.
With all the praise from the comments, I'm going to have to throw a monkey wrench into the mix. Are the flying stars affixed backwards? The blue looks so washed out. Prety cool love the oil and exhaust stains.
You mean the insignia stars? No they are in the correct position. And they are bleached out, why? I don't know they just came like that in the kit.
仕上げが美しいです。私も制作中なので、かなり参考になりました。
I LOVEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEE that hobby.
what gloss coat did you use to protect the latex yellow desert against the enamel wash (testors rubber) then wiping it off with mineral spirits? To bring out the panel lines? Or did you use one??
I either used Future/Klear, or Tamiya Clear X-22, I can't quite remember.
amazing build and Video too. the music is very good. i like your job 👍👍
Well, that's it - I'm never building another model.
Same
Куда дел наклейку с правого крыла ??? Пребал ??
Awesome..thanks 👍🇳🇿
How did you manage to keep the nose down on this kit. I built the same one (alternate markings) , filled the nose gear bay with shot, and ball bearings in the bomb-aimers crawlspace, and its still a tail sitter. Ended up with a bit of perspex rod to keep it up. Thinking about doing the Doolittle raid version, but not if i can't get it to sit.
Yeah I crammed a lot in it, and it barely sits on it's nose. I added extra weights behind the firewalls in engine nacelles. It's very heavy, but the design of the B-25 it needs a lot of weight.
What skill level this is? Great build
Building the italeri but this looks so much better.
Will be added to stash.
This was a very fun kit to build, I'm sad that Airfix hasn't made any more of the later versions of the B-25.
Subbed already, love your details
Are you do car to ??
I've only done a few, I'm not good at them yet, but I'd like to keep trying.
Im excited to know that
Hope to see your upload notification soon !
Correct me if iam wrong, but those wings dont need glueing to the fuselage right, just slide thru would be an option as well?
Sure you can do that. But cementing the top wing creates a more secure bond to the braces.
Wow... You mastered once again! Simply beautiful model building with precision and beautiful BGM. But you didn't sock the model in the soapy water this time...
Beautiful. Thanks.
As a kid growing up in the 60's, we never had much. But, now and then I would get a model car or plane. Man, I cherished those moments! Taking the time to read the directions, patiently putting it all together and marvelling at its design. Only to have my younger brother eventually get a hold of it and pull parts off it or destroy it completely. You talk about someone going ballistic...............
looked this video up before I began building a N A B-25 Mitchell Mk II, the RAF counterpart to this USAAC version.
Nice kit in 1/72 scale. I have just built a B-25 C/D kit in 1/48 scale by Academy. That’s another good kit.
They should have added another set of tires that were compressed under the wait of the aircraft.
Those are weighted tires, maybe not the best, but they are weighted.
I was thinking RC when I saw that. I actually have an RC plane not much bigger than that. I havent flown it yet. I was amazed they made anything that small thatI can fly. The only reason I havent flown it just yet is lack of space. Once I get it together, I dont have room to hang it. My collage age Daughter came home and is taking up my hobby room.
Is that Skyrim music?
A very good kit and a well built model. One of the points that's not so good in my opinion are the broad panel lines, which are far from realistic. You enhance this fault even further by painting these grooves in a dark color.
Hey rebelsatcloudnine I released a Halloween video of me touring a haunted house will you watch it later and comment your thoughts?
Excelente video desde Chile abrazo me encanta los aviones el aeromodelismo gran trabajo 🤟🤟🤟🤟
Loved the build. Was hoping for Canadian insignias but really liked the desert colors for this. TY.
Well if its any consolation the radio operators on these B-25's were RCAF. Since the U.S were new to the area Canadians flew with them to tell the British that they were friendly. That's the main reason why I chose this scheme.
@@rebelsatcloudnine Good info. TY.
NICE Build, any problems to look out for during the build???
Getting ready to start building one for a local Museum in my hometown.
Wow that's really cool congratz on that :) Nothing that really comes to mind, the plugs for the props are wobbly and need reinforcing. And not a fault of the kit but an issue with the B-25 in general is that it needs a lot of weight to stay on it's nose.
"Thanks" for the information, I will keep that in mind.
Hi from Barcelona !! you're really a great modelist, very good and instructive job ... by the way, could you please tell me the name of this great selected chill out musik ? thank you and look forward for new stuff.
Thank you Josep, the music is in the video description
@@rebelsatcloudnine Thank you
The tamiya decal advise is good for airfix decals?
Yes it works well on all decal types, not just for Tamiya.
That is one fine looking aircraft, great work
Thank you Captain :D
Beautiful craftsmanship. Thanks for sharing.
Absolutely superb build and meticulous detailing thanks you for sharing I learnt a lot. I like the way you describe you videos not too much but just enough again many thanks.
great work man, my only criticism would be that where the decals cross a panel line then the panel line needs bringing out ?
Feliz año 2020 desde Chile y gran trabajo felicidades 👍👍
Love it. 👍👍🇨🇦
Doolittle Raid.
Really nice work I would put a small fan just in front blowing the props so they looked they were turning
flat flesh plane
Airbrush ASMR
Very nice work
Say flat flesh 5 times fast - nice build man!
Flat flesh, flat flesh, flat flesh, flah fleah, flab, flest..... dang it!
KAECKLERMEREGG, JUST SPLENDIT 👍👍👍👍
Using a brush on primer with an airbrush...
God-damn why didnt i think of that before
I thin it with Vallejo thinner, it's the only one that works. It's really nice to spray, at about a 60-40 mix.
@@rebelsatcloudnine I have a question.
I usually do 1/48 scale airfix and eduard but i want to move onto 1/24 scale. Is is a big leap with loads of parts and fiddly detail or should i jump it
Can I have some of your patience?
I'll bottle some up for you :)
You are an artist, buddy !
Thank you, I treat my projects more as art than accurate historical subjects. I think that accuracy is valuable, but art is more eye catching.
Great done. Nice result. Very calming music. All the best for you! ;)
Awesome work
Hey thats a prety cool build 👍👍👍👍👍
excellent video
Lovely Job