I've had my eye on this kit for sometime it will be in my stash real soon! Great video found it really helpful and its given me a good heads up on the build! Thanks alot
Great job mate, I really enjoy and learn a lot from your videos. I've watched most of them and I'm always pleased to see a new upload... As a complete beginner I'm on my 3rd 1:72 Airfix WW2 plane and they are not turning out very good. For instance ruining decasl by knocking them during handling or breaking delicate parts. It's not cheap either with all the sprays ( rattle cans), paints and thinners. I'm still enjoying it though despite the end product.......thanks
Stick with it Paul, picking up tips and better ways to do things from great modellers like this is a great way to enjoy the hobby more, i've learned loads from these guys and i've been modelling for 50 years.
If I had the opportunity to purchase this 1/35 scale kitty hawk company product, the HH-60G Pave Hawk! I plan to paint this helicopter itself and completely remodel the exterior! 11:33
Especially if you modify this helicopter!. It is basic to remove the external refueling rod, and also remove the two armed machine guns inside! Instead, a sign on the outside reads, “Blackhawk Wolfpack Conversion Kidult!” Modeled with plastic model parts at 1/35 scale. The data is input into a 3D printer and printed out as parts! We plan to assemble and install the parts on the left and right sides of the helicopter! 11:40
Also coloring "Republic of Korea 119 Helicopter!" To design with. First, we plan to paint the fuselage with white as the background color and then paint stripes [lace] in red and yellow to design it! 11:48
I like the tricks you used to eliminate the steps. GOOD JOB !! I'm still up in the air about your paint scheme though.The 2 Blackhawks I have in this scale have many more troop seats, good idea not installing them
Did my wife put you up to this?? lol.....I must admit that this was the most expensive kit I have ever bought, and will probably stay the most expensive kit for some time. As for time, I love this hobby so....there is nothing else I would rather do with my free time.
Really? I might assume that you would see sitting with a game controller molded to ones hand as a better use of time and money versus using those hands to create. And how somebody spends their money is not anyone elses business. This man is truly skilled and over years of using his time and money has developed precise control of his hands to create beautiful miniature replicas of real things, his mind and eyes to use paint to improve the look in order to further the models realistic appeal...along with the use of various colors and materials to achieve excellent models. Then gives his time and money to try and help others around the world who dream of being as good as he has developed himself to be at model building. If you were joking then learn how to indicate it in word or emoji, if you were not joking and instead jerking ...then try being that in the company of the many others that strive to be like that every day. This modeling...not jerking!
Great work Sir, so so meticulously done ✔️
I cant wait for the navy version of these kits. Coming together nicely, nice job.
I've had my eye on this kit for sometime it will be in my stash real soon! Great video found it really helpful and its given me a good heads up on the build! Thanks alot
looking awesome.....cnt wait to see the rest keep them coming buddy
Thanks Gilbert :)
Приветствую! Только сегодня удалось посмотреть ваши видео, извините - работа....Все очень понравилось, отлично получается!!!
Спасибо тебе мой друг. Я счастлив, что вам понравились видео. И спасибо за поддержку.
Great job mate, I really enjoy and learn a lot from your videos. I've watched most of them and I'm always pleased to see a new upload... As a complete beginner I'm on my 3rd 1:72 Airfix WW2 plane and they are not turning out very good. For instance ruining decasl by knocking them during handling or breaking delicate parts. It's not cheap either with all the sprays ( rattle cans), paints and thinners. I'm still enjoying it though despite the end product.......thanks
Stick with it Paul, picking up tips and better ways to do things from great modellers like this is a great way to enjoy the hobby more, i've learned loads from these guys and i've been modelling for 50 years.
If I buy and assemble this Kidult, I plan to modify it by installing an external pylon called ETS and fuel tanks on the left and right! 0:19
If I had the opportunity to purchase this 1/35 scale kitty hawk company product, the HH-60G Pave Hawk! I plan to paint this helicopter itself and completely remodel the exterior! 11:33
Especially if you modify this helicopter!. It is basic to remove the external refueling rod, and also remove the two armed machine guns inside! Instead, a sign on the outside reads, “Blackhawk Wolfpack Conversion Kidult!” Modeled with plastic model parts at 1/35 scale. The data is input into a 3D printer and printed out as parts! We plan to assemble and install the parts on the left and right sides of the helicopter! 11:40
Also coloring "Republic of Korea 119 Helicopter!" To design with. First, we plan to paint the fuselage with white as the background color and then paint stripes [lace] in red and yellow to design it! 11:48
I like the tricks you used to eliminate the steps. GOOD JOB !! I'm still up in the air about your paint scheme though.The 2 Blackhawks I have in this scale have many more troop seats, good idea not installing them
This is the AF rescue chopper not troop transporter.
Peinture très soignée ...congrest ...
When did you put the crew seats in?
Don’t you think u are putting too much money and time into these models
Did my wife put you up to this?? lol.....I must admit that this was the most expensive kit I have ever bought, and will probably stay the most expensive kit for some time. As for time, I love this hobby so....there is nothing else I would rather do with my free time.
Really? I might assume that you would see sitting with a game controller molded to ones hand as a better use of time and money versus using those hands to create. And how somebody spends their money is not anyone elses business.
This man is truly skilled and over years of using his time and money has developed precise control of his hands to create beautiful miniature replicas of real things, his mind and eyes to use paint to improve the look in order to further the models realistic appeal...along with the use of various colors and materials to achieve excellent models.
Then gives his time and money to try and help others around the world who dream of being as good as he has developed himself to be at model building.
If you were joking then learn how to indicate it in word or emoji, if you were not joking and instead jerking ...then try being that in the company of the many others that strive to be like that every day.
This modeling...not jerking!