An amazing build. I've been watching your channel for a long. I think this could be your best ever. I've loved your journey in building and you just keep getting better and better. Well done! Can't wait for the next build!
Another great video Gary and excellent build 👏 I have to admit that I do like a P-40 such a lovely looking aircraft. I'm tempted to great my 1/48 Hobbycraft P-40 out and start it. Keep up the great work Gary 👍
Hi Gary. What a gorgeous build mate! Looks fantastic and it seemed to go together really well. The pre shading makes a big difference too. Really cracking finish. Cheers Gary, take care mate 👍 👊
I really enjoyed this kit! Airfix was sharp in doing this B type when the only other option was 50s Monogram or Hobbycraft. Never built a Trumpeter or Bronco version of the B & wonder if they offer any improvements to this very good kit😊
Gary, firstly may I thank you for your great build films, I am disabled being only able to use one hand your build films help me decide wether I will be able to tackle a kit. Please keep up the good work. Many thanks.grant
That was really satisfying to watch. I enjoyed building the 1:72 Tomahawk. One day I'll yield to temptation and buy one of Airfix's larger Curtis aircraft. I think you got the weathering absolutely spot on.
Hello Mr.gary!nice work maestro. Seems 2me like a nice mojo build.well done building.thank u4ur efforts.i truly appreciate them.thank u4sharing.of course you deserve a thumb up.with best regards and sticky greetings from Brandenburg germany.yours truly.your modellmate.christian
Superb result Gary. You shouldn't have to justify your decision to use pre-shading though. It's not too my taste but it's not my model so it's your choices.
I have one of the 1/48 P-40 kits and it was missing the clear parts and I have gotten no where with the Airfix company. I am blue in the face trying to get them. What do I do, I don’t want to start the kit with no clear parts. Thank you
On early USAAC and USN aircraft, the front of the propellers were often unpainted, sometimes with a combination of yellow, red and blue bands at the tips whilst the rear faces of the blades were black so as not to dazzle the pilot. Only later in the war were blades painted black on both faces with the familiar yellow tips.
At the risk of teaching your grandmother to suck eggs, have you ever thought about using a black primer, then white fill in? I t works for me and cuts out a step in the build, Good build by the way, always like your content, feel free to disagree, I'll still watch.
That's a good figure for Airfix.
Great build Gary!
Nice Pearl Harbor defender.
Proper-depth wheel wells! Hurray.
An amazing build. I've been watching your channel for a long. I think this could be your best ever. I've loved your journey in building and you just keep getting better and better. Well done!
Can't wait for the next build!
Thanks mate! Did enjoy it and I liked playing with oils for weathering, etc.
Another great video Gary and excellent build 👏
I have to admit that I do like a P-40 such a lovely looking aircraft.
I'm tempted to great my 1/48 Hobbycraft P-40 out and start it.
Keep up the great work Gary 👍
Hi Gary.
What a gorgeous build mate! Looks fantastic and it seemed to go together really well. The pre shading makes a big difference too. Really cracking finish. Cheers Gary, take care mate 👍 👊
Thanks Rob! It is a very straightforward kit but makes a decent plane.
@garys_stuff well. .. you made it look straightforward Gary! 😁👍
A bit I see everyone miss when they do a P40, the filler caps behind the pilot, Red for Fuel and Yellow for oil
Aha, probably because it's not on the decal sheet... I'll see what I can do.
I really enjoyed this kit! Airfix was sharp in doing this B type when the only other option was 50s Monogram or Hobbycraft.
Never built a Trumpeter or Bronco version of the B & wonder if they offer any improvements to this very good kit😊
Great job Gary, the 1/48s definitely have very good details.
I wish airfix would kit a A-36 Apache
Good stuff 👍
Great work Gary very nice build and finish 😎👍
That was very enjoyable thanks Gary , enjoy your weekend marra . Regards Gav.
You too marra. Will you get to Telford this year?
I dont know if i will go , its only 30/40 minutes away i might change my mind . Regards Gav.
@@gavinbooth let me know if you do marra, would be good to meet you!
ok marra . Regards Gav.
very nice build.
Gary, firstly may I thank you for your great build films, I am disabled being only able to use one hand your build films help me decide wether
I will be able to tackle a kit. Please keep up the good work. Many thanks.grant
My absolute pleasure Grant.
Very nice indeed!
Looks a good kit
Thanks Gary, I think mine may have moved up the build list as a result of this!
That was really satisfying to watch. I enjoyed building the 1:72 Tomahawk. One day I'll yield to temptation and buy one of Airfix's larger Curtis aircraft. I think you got the weathering absolutely spot on.
Great work once again Gary
Nice. I have one built and it was a fun build indeed!
I have 3 of these to build, one for each squadron of the AVG, The Flying Tigers.
Nice one mate
Hello Mr.gary!nice work maestro.
Seems 2me like a nice mojo build.well done building.thank u4ur efforts.i truly appreciate them.thank u4sharing.of course you deserve a thumb up.with best regards and sticky greetings from Brandenburg germany.yours truly.your modellmate.christian
Superb result Gary. You shouldn't have to justify your decision to use pre-shading though. It's not too my taste but it's not my model so it's your choices.
I have one of the 1/48 P-40 kits and it was missing the clear parts and I have gotten no where with the Airfix company. I am blue in the face trying to get them. What do I do, I don’t want to start the kit with no clear parts. Thank you
Looked fantastic, Gary! So, how many hours was the build - or more accurately, how long was it on your bench!?
It was on and around my branch for about two weeks, but at the same time I was building 2 or 3 other things too as well as other videos.
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Didnt they have yellow tips on the propeller blades ?
I've seen pictures with and without - easy to rectify though with an AK pen!
On early USAAC and USN aircraft, the front of the propellers were often unpainted, sometimes with a combination of yellow, red and blue bands at the tips whilst the rear faces of the blades were black so as not to dazzle the pilot.
Only later in the war were blades painted black on both faces with the familiar yellow tips.
Are you feeling alright Gary, you sound like you have a hard time breathing in this video. Still a good video 😊
Just a bit of a sore throat - nothing dramatic! Cheers, G
At the risk of teaching your grandmother to suck eggs, have you ever thought about using a black primer, then white fill in? I t works for me and cuts out a step in the build, Good build by the way, always like your content, feel free to disagree, I'll still watch.
Something I will try Phil. Always want to try new techniques!
ICM, eh? Slava Ukraini! ✊️🇺🇦🖕🇷🇺