And a very merry Christmas to All! I would like to let you all know that I'm 62 years old and I am truly to old to grow up I have been building scale model kits for some 55 years and loving the skills that I have learned over the years! But I do so love to learn more and more, some of you guys have kept me going and I thank you so thank you! This video is just so very helpful as so many others 🇺🇸
It's funny how our inner kid comes out for plastic kits! I wouldn't change a thing about it. I build because I'll never own or be in a tank, ww2 plane, and or ship! Thank you for all you do stu!
I’m pretty close to completing the Tamiya 1/350 bismarck , I’ve done a partial photoetch and used Tamiya rattle cans for the grey , red oxide , and black stripe . After all it is for fun 🤷
Hello Stu, Merry Christmas from across the pond. It was really an excellent year for watching your videos and getting ideas. Your building plans for 2024, especially the truck look like excellent projects, I might even trace down the truck myself as it looks like a fun build and I started with AMT cars as my first kits. I did get carried away with some Black Friday sales and my stash now " runneth over". As such, my build schedule for 2024 is a bit skewed, however there main builds came from Airfix Black Friday the 1/72 Vulcan - a huge kit, the 1/48 Hawker Hunter - flying under Tower Bridge and the 1/48 F86. I've still got my Lancs, acquired 1/48 JU 52, and He 111 plus 172 Condor if I get through all of those I'll be a Happy Modeler. Your Lancaster ideas sound great. I'm looking forward to watching your videos in 2024, for an excellent source of motivation and creativity. Happy New Year Year, Cheers, Bob
Cheers Bob - Merry Christmas! I've already started to receive the New Year Sales emails - trying to avoid looking too closely, but after seeing all three of the V bombers at the RAF Museum recently, I am tempted...
I’m especially looking forward to your build of the Dorcester. A few other ModelTubers have built it and I can’t wait to see your take on it. As you said the interior is easily visible, and adding maps and whatnot can really make it look lived in. The Ehrhardt armored car is another one that I will be looking forward to. There’s just something about the “We don’t really know what we’re doing yet but we’re trying” era of armor that tickles me. Happy Christmas and Merry New Year.
AFV Club have also produced the captured German version, the interior contains the German Radios, transmitters and enigma equipment. Three were to become Rommel Trophies also the British Army handed seven of these vehicles to the Australian Troops. Happy New Year Stu.
The ‘53 Ford can be made as a Coca-Cola truck for all three versions. You’ve got a good variety of subjects for 2025. Looking forward to each of them. Peace and love.
Merry Christmas,and happy new year Stu.I cannot imagine how much work you have put into all your projects this year,and the Ardennes diorama is looking so interesting.The Leopold will for sure take up a lot of space and paint,and good luck on your future projects.
Looking forward to all of them especially the tyrrell never done a F1 kit despise being a huge fan as i think i cant do it justice, prince of Wales was the first kit i ever did as a boy was a very very steep learning curve. And merry Christmas and a happy new year to you
Thanks Calum. There are definitely easier and harder F1 kits: Ferraris tend to be easier to paint: probably the FW14 has been the hardest. However, the Benetton B194 and B195 will be tough schemes when I do them.
Here's to a safe and happy 2025.....and thanks for sharing all your wonderful projects over the past twelve months. You have an interesting lot of projects in mind for next year so hoping to see them come to fruition all being well and the mojo keeps mojo-ing :)
Greg's Models here on YT built that Hurricane with a number of aftermarket parts, and did a stellar job on it. I recommend watching it for some tips before starting - I know I would if I were to build that plane.
Looks a busy year mate, I have the Dorchester in my stash, but it keeps getting pushed back. Look forward to seeing that build. Whatever you build it should be cool. Happy New Year. Cheers Bob 👍
I’m currently working on an amt Batmobile after finishing the 24 Car. Next up is an AFT Club M-88 AFV which will be my first brush with PE. Actually scared to start it but I will. The Bradley build gives me confidence I can do it, we’ll see.
Hey I'm a car modeler before I'm a military modeler and i always say you're not a modeler at all if you're not into all models or at least tried different subjects, can't wait to see that 1/12 tamiya kit being built, and merry Christmas and happy new year from the USA
I look forward to the 1/12 tyrrell .. just took a peek ... there does seem to be other decals available on line . Different numbers and drivers All the best for the new year
With so many great kits out there it’s had to narrow down what kits I would like to get done in 2025, because when you start one you find 10 more you want do.
For sure! Or, like I almost did today, you walk into a shop that has a "3 for 2" offer, see a single kit you want, and pick up two more to justify getting it "cheaper" :D
The Coca Cola pickup has all the parts from the original (read: old) release when it was packaged with a trailer to haul a racecar, hence the tools, welding tanks, etc. The two engines are complete and the Desoto hemi engine is really quite lovely. Install the flathead and keep the hemi for another build. The whitewall tires are new as are the wheeler and vending machine. I agree with you on the Dorchester -- there's an awful lot going on in it. Where do you stop? Beware of the Tyrrell's tires. They are semi-pneumaric when fitted to the wheels so they are soft but that centre seam is really difficult to remove. The good news is that Tamiya have added metal and etched detail parts so it has been largely redesigned and cleaned up, though only Stewart's markings are included. An ambitious program -- looking forward to your progress.
I would love to see you build the Ford truck in white. I bet hardly anyone uses that scheme. I'm also really curious to see the big Tyrell. Have a good one!
Hi Stu, merry Christmas mate. Some lovely looking kits and projects here, I'm already excited to see them all! The Lancaster builds are deffo on my radar! The grand slam conversion is especially intriguing! The AMT truck is also different and wilk hopefully be fun too! And the Hurricane will definitely be my favourite! I've been hoping for a 1/24 scale new tool from Airfix since (as you said) the new tool spitfire, and am still hopeful but in the meantime I'll enjoy your build! Great stuff Stu and thanks for posting. Have fun mate 😁👍
Thank you mate, and Merry Christmas. I wonder if 2025 or 2026 will see a new 1/24 tooling from Airfix? The Spitfire was two years ago, so I'm going to guess another year's wait. Maybe a 1/24 re-release in the meantime?
Good list of projects with a nice choice of subjects. I like the pick of the Ford Coca-Cola pickup, which I've always thought was cute; I wonder if the Cokes in the vending machine are a dime apiece. I like your idea with the Lancasters as well; I made both the Airfix and the Revell kits back in the day, but never the Dambusters version. I always thought the Airfix kit was better overall.
You know sir. I just looked at the AFV club site they have a Amtrak from the USMC. And being that I was in the U.S Marines I am going to get that one. I also trained with the British Marines and had a lot of fun with them. I really enjoyed your video. I did get a lot of info from here. So thanks
You showed no modelling at all, but this was a very entertaining video. A great watch, thanks. I have the Tamiya Tyrell in my stash, so personally, would to see that built. I've 'parked' my own modelling until the New Year as I have to get my room rearranged. I've just taken delivery of a Bartsharp 'waterfall' spray booth & to find room for it. I knew it was bigger than my current booth, but not how much bigger, lol! Thanks again for another fantastic video. All the best & here's wishing you & yours a very Happy & prosperous New Year.
@@ModelNerd I used to be in the RAF & the painters used them at times. Full sized ones of course, lol! I always liked the way the water pulled away most of the 'overspray'. I thought "if it worked for them, it should work for me. I could get away with buying one at this time of year, using the excuse. "I need one dear". LOL!
@@ModelNerd To be honest, I don't bother with reviews, especially ones where the reviewer has been given the item to review. I had one on my 'Christmas list' a few years ago, but they always seemed too expensive.... until now. 😁
Well, the ship and the Battle of the Bulge Diorama aren't finished....yet. I hear you it takes a mind set to work on various models. I'm the same. I start something all gung-ho, and something happens, complexity in the instructions or it never seems to end 😢. Cheer up, you will get them done maybe next year maybe not??? The fact is if you don't do something on a model, it seems to haunt you...."I'm here finish me!" And darn it one eventually has to finish it. Looking forward to 2025's builds. Guy.
I've finished all my stash this year, 21 models, including a Sherman kit I bought in 1998 (the receipt was in the box, both the decals and tracks had perished.) So I get to buy all new kits in '25.
@@ModelNerd I've never done a Zero or BF109, so I might start with those. I might do some 1/16 figures as well, has been years since I have done them. Of course, I have to do another Tiger, probably a King Tiger. I'll try to find something BIG as well.
Some interesting kits there, look forward to seeing them built. My only resolution for the new year is NOT to buy aftermarket that you will never ever see.
Hello my dear friend, Here I am. I admire your creations over and over again! Wonderful the last project with two tanks! What a burning passion! But it is important to maintain self-control during the implementation. Merry Christmas to You and your family. A warm greeting from Luca. (I live in Monza, near Milan. I hope you remember this and my invite here in my large beautiful house with a so green garden).
@@ModelNerd As I wrote to you, I live in Monza, but far from the circuit. I live on the outskirts of the city in a place with many public lawns. The famous circuit is on the other side. Honestly, I am not interested in motor racing circuits; I prefer airstrips. (I love planes, but I'm afraid of flying). But if you wish, I'll take you there, one day. The place is very nice, inside a very very large park. (it's the largest park of Europe, really). Didn't you know that? My English is quite good? Isn't it? My pronunciation is very good. So an Englishman told me many years ago. OK. Bye, Luca.
I prefer civilian subjects to military ones, and everyday road vehicles to competition ones, so the Coca-Cola truck will be the build I shall be looking out for particularly. Best wishes for 2025.
@@ModelNerd I built the mid 70's release back when I had a 1/1 scale in the driveway. They did a stripped down stcck only release in the 80's and now it's been released again with the original box art. The Coca Cola release should put it in widespread availability, as they should have them at Wal Mart on occasion.
Looks like you’ve got a full plate in mind for 2025. That’s not including new kits and projects you don’t even know about yet. Good luck with all of them. I’m betting you complete most if not all of these projects
Yes, you're right. Thank you - I'd forgotten about that. I wish they would do the same for their new(er) tooled Lancaster. That said, it would probably be possible to take the relevant parts from the old kit and use them on the newer.
@@ModelNerd The Prince of Wales, the turret railings. I think if you anneal those railings they will hold shape and not fly off. Just wear a respirator and work in a well-ventilated area if they have any super glue on them when you anneal.
You need to venture back into the Revell Spit Fire model kit THEY HAVE A LIMITED IRON MADEN MODEL KIT WITH EDDIE THE PILOT it looks really cool looking and it's worth a look over 😂 Yes Heavy Metal Fans IRON MADDEN SPITFIRE MODEL KIT 😂
Yes, 1/48 isn't a scale I really build armour in - I tend to prefer 1/35. I'm not sure why really, given the potential for aircraft-armour combinations in 1/48.
Merry Christmas from the USA. . Don't glue your fingers together this coming year ! Cheers mate !
Haha, thanks mate. Merry Christmas!
And a very merry Christmas to All! I would like to let you all know that I'm 62 years old and I am truly to old to grow up I have been building scale model kits for some 55 years and loving the skills that I have learned over the years! But I do so love to learn more and more, some of you guys have kept me going and I thank you so thank you! This video is just so very helpful as so many others 🇺🇸
Thank you for your kind words - I'm really glad the videos were useful. Merry Christmas and a happy 2025!
Hello modellmate. Ohh your words are adorable
It's funny how our inner kid comes out for plastic kits! I wouldn't change a thing about it. I build because I'll never own or be in a tank, ww2 plane, and or ship! Thank you for all you do stu!
Thank you Rick - Merry Christmas!
Ditto, here!!!!!!!!!!
Or a Universal monster,lol Model on!!
I’m pretty close to completing the Tamiya 1/350 bismarck ,
I’ve done a partial photoetch and used Tamiya rattle cans for the grey , red oxide , and black stripe .
After all it is for fun 🤷
@@saxon1376 nice! I think that might the kind of approach I use
Happy Christmas mate. love your content. Very inspirational! Hope 2025 brings you lots of good things
Thank you mate! Merry Christmas!
Hello Stu, Merry Christmas from across the pond. It was really an excellent year for watching your videos and getting ideas. Your building plans for 2024, especially the truck look like excellent projects, I might even trace down the truck myself as it looks like a fun build and I started with AMT cars as my first kits. I did get carried away with some Black Friday sales and my stash now " runneth over". As such, my build schedule for 2024 is a bit skewed, however there main builds came from Airfix Black Friday the 1/72 Vulcan - a huge kit, the 1/48 Hawker Hunter - flying under Tower Bridge and the 1/48 F86. I've still got my Lancs, acquired 1/48 JU 52, and He 111 plus 172 Condor if I get through all of those I'll be a Happy Modeler. Your Lancaster ideas sound great. I'm looking forward to watching your videos in 2024, for an excellent source of motivation and creativity. Happy New Year Year, Cheers, Bob
Cheers Bob - Merry Christmas! I've already started to receive the New Year Sales emails - trying to avoid looking too closely, but after seeing all three of the V bombers at the RAF Museum recently, I am tempted...
Merry Christmas and Happy and Safe New Year to you, and thank you for showing your project models.
Thank you mate. Merry Christmas!
you're going to love the Tyrrell; use fine tweezers for the "snap-together" connections
Thanks - I'm sure I will!
I’m especially looking forward to your build of the Dorcester. A few other ModelTubers have built it and I can’t wait to see your take on it. As you said the interior is easily visible, and adding maps and whatnot can really make it look lived in.
The Ehrhardt armored car is another one that I will be looking forward to. There’s just something about the “We don’t really know what we’re doing yet but we’re trying” era of armor that tickles me.
Happy Christmas and Merry New Year.
Yes, I like that about the WWI and inter-war vehicles too. They have the technology but haven't quite worked out how to use it yet.
Thank you so much for the great enjoyment and education this year! Merry Christmas and happy new year to you and your family! Keep having fun!
Thank you mate. Merry Christmas and a Happy New Year!
AFV Club have also produced the captured German version, the interior contains the German Radios, transmitters and enigma equipment. Three were to become Rommel Trophies also the British Army handed seven of these vehicles to the Australian Troops. Happy New Year Stu.
That's great how they included all the German equipment, rather than just re-releasing with different decals.
The ‘53 Ford can be made as a Coca-Cola truck for all three versions. You’ve got a good variety of subjects for 2025. Looking forward to each of them. Peace and love.
Thank you mate. Have a great 2025!
Merry Christmas,and happy new year Stu.I cannot imagine how much work you have put into all your projects this year,and the Ardennes diorama is looking so interesting.The Leopold will for sure take up a lot of space and paint,and good luck on your future projects.
Thank you. Merry Christmas!
thank you, have a great start into the new year! Excited for what comes :)
Thank you. Happy new year!
Looking forward to all of them especially the tyrrell never done a F1 kit despise being a huge fan as i think i cant do it justice, prince of Wales was the first kit i ever did as a boy was a very very steep learning curve.
And merry Christmas and a happy new year to you
Thanks Calum. There are definitely easier and harder F1 kits: Ferraris tend to be easier to paint: probably the FW14 has been the hardest. However, the Benetton B194 and B195 will be tough schemes when I do them.
Merry Christmas and a happy 2025
Thank you - wishing you the same!
Here's to a safe and happy 2025.....and thanks for sharing all your wonderful projects over the past twelve months. You have an interesting lot of projects in mind for next year so hoping to see them come to fruition all being well and the mojo keeps mojo-ing :)
Thank you Robbo. Merry Christmas and a happy New Year!
HI STU Merry Christmas to you and the family, nice video, so great stuff for 2025, cheers Liam
Thank you Liam. Merry Christmas and a happy New Year to you too!
Merry Christmas uncle model nerd!
Merry Christmas!
Greg's Models here on YT built that Hurricane with a number of aftermarket parts, and did a stellar job on it. I recommend watching it for some tips before starting - I know I would if I were to build that plane.
Thank you - I'll check it out for sure.
Merry Christmas ....well done for a wonderful channel!
Thank you! Merry Christmas Paul.
Looks a busy year mate, I have the Dorchester in my stash, but it keeps getting pushed back. Look forward to seeing that build. Whatever you build it should be cool. Happy New Year. Cheers Bob 👍
Thank you Bob. Happy new year.
I’m currently working on an amt Batmobile after finishing the 24 Car. Next up is an AFT Club M-88 AFV which will be my first brush with PE. Actually scared to start it but I will. The Bradley build gives me confidence I can do it, we’ll see.
Good luck - and enjoy!
You've picked very nice projects for 2025, Stu! Love the Tyrell.
Thanks Mike!
Hey I'm a car modeler before I'm a military modeler and i always say you're not a modeler at all if you're not into all models or at least tried different subjects, can't wait to see that 1/12 tamiya kit being built, and merry Christmas and happy new year from the USA
Thank you - Merry Christmas and a happy 2025
I look forward to the 1/12 tyrrell .. just took a peek ... there does seem to be other decals available on line . Different numbers and drivers
All the best for the new year
Thank you - I will check those out. Happy new year!
Cool list. I'm looking forward to see what you do in the next 12 months 😊
Thanks
Looking forward to the Dorchester . I have the AFV Club Matador heavy artillery tractor .
That's a nice looking kit
Looks like a bunch of nice kits!
I also have the 1/24 Hurricane by Trumpeter. It is one out of my kit stash that I will want to build for next year.
I can just imagine Airfix will announce one now too! :)
With so many great kits out there it’s had to narrow down what kits I would like to get done in 2025, because when you start one you find 10 more you want do.
For sure! Or, like I almost did today, you walk into a shop that has a "3 for 2" offer, see a single kit you want, and pick up two more to justify getting it "cheaper" :D
The Coca Cola pickup has all the parts from the original (read: old) release when it was packaged with a trailer to haul a racecar, hence the tools, welding tanks, etc.
The two engines are complete and the Desoto hemi engine is really quite lovely. Install the flathead and keep the hemi for another build. The whitewall tires are new as are the wheeler and vending machine.
I agree with you on the Dorchester -- there's an awful lot going on in it. Where do you stop?
Beware of the Tyrrell's tires. They are semi-pneumaric when fitted to the wheels so they are soft but that centre seam is really difficult to remove. The good news is that Tamiya have added metal and etched detail parts so it has been largely redesigned and cleaned up, though only Stewart's markings are included.
An ambitious program -- looking forward to your progress.
Good tips - thank you, they are much appreciated.
I would love to see you build the Ford truck in white. I bet hardly anyone uses that scheme. I'm also really curious to see the big Tyrell. Have a good one!
Thank you - and Merry Christmas!
Hi Stu, merry Christmas mate.
Some lovely looking kits and projects here, I'm already excited to see them all!
The Lancaster builds are deffo on my radar! The grand slam conversion is especially intriguing! The AMT truck is also different and wilk hopefully be fun too! And the Hurricane will definitely be my favourite! I've been hoping for a 1/24 scale new tool from Airfix since (as you said) the new tool spitfire, and am still hopeful but in the meantime I'll enjoy your build!
Great stuff Stu and thanks for posting.
Have fun mate
😁👍
Thank you mate, and Merry Christmas. I wonder if 2025 or 2026 will see a new 1/24 tooling from Airfix? The Spitfire was two years ago, so I'm going to guess another year's wait. Maybe a 1/24 re-release in the meantime?
@@ModelNerd I'm really hoping so, and I think you may be right about another year wait! 🙏 Hopefully!
Good list of projects with a nice choice of subjects. I like the pick of the Ford Coca-Cola pickup, which I've always thought was cute; I wonder if the Cokes in the vending machine are a dime apiece. I like your idea with the Lancasters as well; I made both the Airfix and the Revell kits back in the day, but never the Dambusters version. I always thought the Airfix kit was better overall.
Thanks. I like the Airfix version too, with the exception of the horrible warping I've experienced on most of the fuselages and bomb bays.
You know sir. I just looked at the AFV club site they have a Amtrak from the USMC. And being that I was in the U.S Marines I am going to get that one. I also trained with the British Marines and had a lot of fun with them. I really enjoyed your video. I did get a lot of info from here. So thanks
Thank you James. Good luck with your models!
Looking forward to these builds . Watched this while building a kit at the table as the turkey cooks. Even with the dirty looks from the girlfriend. 👍
Haha, nice one!
You showed no modelling at all, but this was a very entertaining video. A great watch, thanks. I have the Tamiya Tyrell in my stash, so personally, would to see that built. I've 'parked' my own modelling until the New Year as I have to get my room rearranged. I've just taken delivery of a Bartsharp 'waterfall' spray booth & to find room for it. I knew it was bigger than my current booth, but not how much bigger, lol! Thanks again for another fantastic video. All the best & here's wishing you & yours a very Happy & prosperous New Year.
@@steveashforth5097 Thank you, and Merry Christmas. Those waterfall booths look very interesting!
@@ModelNerd I used to be in the RAF & the painters used them at times. Full sized ones of course, lol! I always liked the way the water pulled away most of the 'overspray'. I thought "if it worked for them, it should work for me. I could get away with buying one at this time of year, using the excuse. "I need one dear". LOL!
Nigel's Modelling Bench did an in-depth review/test of one fairly recently - and there may have been a discount code in the video too, I think.
@@ModelNerd To be honest, I don't bother with reviews, especially ones where the reviewer has been given the item to review. I had one on my 'Christmas list' a few years ago, but they always seemed too expensive.... until now. 😁
Well, the ship and the Battle of the Bulge Diorama aren't finished....yet. I hear you it takes a mind set to work on various models. I'm the same. I start something all gung-ho, and something happens, complexity in the instructions or it never seems to end 😢. Cheer up, you will get them done maybe next year maybe not??? The fact is if you don't do something on a model, it seems to haunt you...."I'm here finish me!" And darn it one eventually has to finish it. Looking forward to 2025's builds. Guy.
Very true! Thank you, Guy.
I've finished all my stash this year, 21 models, including a Sherman kit I bought in 1998 (the receipt was in the box, both the decals and tracks had perished.) So I get to buy all new kits in '25.
@@This_is_me_2024 wow, that's an impressive effort! What's on your shopping list?
@@ModelNerd I've never done a Zero or BF109, so I might start with those. I might do some 1/16 figures as well, has been years since I have done them. Of course, I have to do another Tiger, probably a King Tiger. I'll try to find something BIG as well.
Some interesting kits there, look forward to seeing them built. My only resolution for the new year is NOT to buy aftermarket that you will never ever see.
It's an addictive hobby!
Hello my dear friend,
Here I am.
I admire your creations over and over again!
Wonderful the last project with two tanks!
What a burning passion!
But it is important to maintain self-control during the implementation.
Merry Christmas to You and your family.
A warm greeting from Luca.
(I live in Monza, near Milan.
I hope you remember this and my invite here in my large beautiful house with a so green garden).
Thank you Luca! Have you ever been to Monza? I would love to visit the circuit one day.
@@ModelNerd As I wrote to you, I live in Monza, but far from the circuit.
I live on the outskirts of the city in a place with many public lawns.
The famous circuit is on the other side.
Honestly, I am not interested in motor racing circuits; I prefer airstrips.
(I love planes, but I'm afraid of flying).
But if you wish, I'll take you there, one day.
The place is very nice, inside a very very large park.
(it's the largest park of Europe, really).
Didn't you know that?
My English is quite good?
Isn't it?
My pronunciation is very good.
So an Englishman told me many years ago.
OK.
Bye,
Luca.
That would be great. It'd be great to see the park and the circuit - especially the old banked section that still exists!
@@ModelNerd Alright! I'll take you on an extra luxury trip. I promise.
Thanks for the answer, my dear friend.
To the next.
Luca.
AFV is quality; you'll enjoy it
Thanks - I hope so! :)
Please do the WW1 vehicle first, I'm just starting the first of my WW1 model kits so I can see how good they should be
I think that will definitely be the first of these that I start.
I prefer civilian subjects to military ones, and everyday road vehicles to competition ones, so the Coca-Cola truck will be the build I shall be looking out for particularly. Best wishes for 2025.
Thank you George - you too!
Be careful with the Round2 kit, the decals can be hit or miss.
And we've all got kits we want to build, wether we do is a different matter, lol
This is very true!
The Coca Cola truck is the old tried and true '53 Ford F100 kit from the early 60's.
You're right - you wouldn't guess it from the look of the parts, but it is.
@@ModelNerd I built the mid 70's release back when I had a 1/1 scale in the driveway. They did a stripped down stcck only release in the 80's and now it's been released again with the original box art. The Coca Cola release should put it in widespread availability, as they should have them at Wal Mart on occasion.
I don't use all the photoetch myself if it starts giving me issues, modeling is supposed to be fun not frustrating
I think this is exactly the approach I need to take :)
Looks like you’ve got a full plate in mind for 2025. That’s not including new kits and projects you don’t even know about yet. Good luck with all of them. I’m betting you complete most if not all of these projects
Thanks. Yes, there's always the random ones that pop up too :)
Please build the hurricane kit 1st! Please
It'll be one of the first, I'm sure 😀
Coffee cups? That would be tea mugs i would think. Merry X-mass anyway.
For sure :) Merry Christmas!
Airfix has issued a blockbuster Lancaster in 1/72 years ago. Not only Hasegawa. I do have it.
Yes, you're right. Thank you - I'd forgotten about that. I wish they would do the same for their new(er) tooled Lancaster. That said, it would probably be possible to take the relevant parts from the old kit and use them on the newer.
@ModelNerd I hope so !
I couldn't tell from the video, did you anneal the photo etch parts before bending them?
For which kit? The Leopold? No - it was a long time ago and I didn't know about the technique then! :)
@@ModelNerd The Prince of Wales, the turret railings. I think if you anneal those railings they will hold shape and not fly off. Just wear a respirator and work in a well-ventilated area if they have any super glue on them when you anneal.
Ah, got you. Yes, that's a really good point, thank you. I will have to give that a go.
You need to venture back into the Revell Spit Fire model kit THEY HAVE A LIMITED IRON MADEN MODEL KIT WITH EDDIE THE PILOT it looks really cool looking and it's worth a look over 😂 Yes Heavy Metal Fans IRON MADDEN SPITFIRE MODEL KIT 😂
I wish I had built a 1/32 Spitfire now rather than the 1/24 version. There are far more options in 1/32.
Please build the Tamiya Formula 1 car
Will do!
Nothing in 1:48 armor.
Yes, 1/48 isn't a scale I really build armour in - I tend to prefer 1/35. I'm not sure why really, given the potential for aircraft-armour combinations in 1/48.
no hate but the vid says tamia
No offence taken! :)