I'm sooo excited for the next tirpitz video! Have you read "the knight's gambit" by Scott ward? It's an alternate history novel about tirpitz attacking an arctic convoy in 1942, and quite well written, without bias
Ha ! I can't wait for your continuing that Tirpitz build ! I am really addicted to it and your outstanding work, especially to that Kit ! Your modeling work is a special kind of art ! Best wishes from Germany !
Question. how much did that kit cost? I searched for a 1/200 scale Yamato and they're selling individual sections on eBay for up to $100.00. They had a complete Nichimo kit going for $785.
No doubt. And i think of the days in my childhood trying to put together little Revel model kits of ships and planes, getting parts all gummy and melted with excess glue, paint jobs that looked like they were done by a klutzy 10-year old (probably cuz they were). Heh, good times. Much different level here, this guy is a god among modelers.
Beautiful build. Shows that one doesn’t need piles of P.E. And aftermarket specialty parts. Careful craftsmanship and skillfully applied paint make a wonderful model. Congratulations
Exceptional build, I can tell that this model is up to date, from what was discovered on Musashi's wreck, in 2015. With the addition of the map cabin, in front of the main 15.5 m rangefinder, on top of the bridge. Take care, and all the best.
Great work my friend. An alternative to packing tape for holding parts in tight.. Use a narrow or wide ribbon tied in a loop around the area to be adjusted or compressed and place a pencil inside the loop twisting it to close and tighten the loop around the parts being fitted. When compressed to the desired adjustment, rubber band the pencil in place until dried up. Very clean, micro adjustments are easy and release is no sweat, no tape glue, no mess. I've tightened up large piles of construction lumber with synthetic straps down to small model fits with ribbon... flawless method and super clean. You can slip in small pieces beneath the ribbon to make micro on spot adjustments and fits. The varied set up and uses in this method are endless. Tough to explain. Thanks for showing us your great work.
I've the same kit at home! It's the dream of my dad to build this kit since he's student. This kit is so scarce. Thank you very much, your video will help us a lot for our build.
My husband has this kit, still in the box and unassembled. He purchased it in 1985 while it was on sale for $200. One of these days it will bet built along with the Carriers Enterprise and Nimitz (1/350 scales).
I found out about this kit late last year, so I started prepping to build one of my own. And I have enough reference pics of Yamato from a paper I wrote on it for one of my college history classes that I thought I would go one step further and etch in all the panel lines for every part of the ship, including the tower and everything. Make it HYPER detailed!
First time Ive ever seen this kit painted in camo colors, when was the ship painted in this way. excellent build, I guess I'll have to build mine now. Thanks for the video.
Ebroin....some great advice for you, instead of using tape to hold hull/deck parts together, I use velcro straps, gives brilliant hold qualities until cements/glues are dry...the straps are quick release and leave no residues or marks.....hope this tip helps for the future. You really are a very talented and skilled modeller, and just love watching you build these marvellous creations. Keep up the great work.
I was given one of these kits about 15 years ago. I'm hoping to retire soon and begin building it. The mechanicals are missing and I'll have to go over everything to see if I have the parts needed to at least complete the model, even if it doesn't have the electronics. Thank you for the video. It's helpful to see a master at work. I haven't built a model in a while, so I'll probably practice on something easier. I have a B-17 model to do. My father was a mechanic on one during WWII. Thanks again.
I recently received a Hasegawa 1:450 IJN Yamato and watching this makes me feel excited yet bad at the same time, it looks so good and I really have only gotten into modeling... I grade yours 100/10, plus 50 for mixing manufacturer parts. EDIT: He does not simply build Nichimo or Fujimi 1:200 Yamato like a mortal being, he makes Nichimo AND Fujimi 1:200 Yamato, with WOWS paint.
I remember seeing that kit in my favorite hobby shop around 1970. It was on the shelf behind the counter. The owner would bring it down and show the boxed model. It was gigantic and the box art was worthy of framing. It finally sold but i never got to see it built. I hope that person did as good a job as you.
Got this kit couple years ago on ebay I was only bidder $260AU delivered, when I opened the Box everything sealed but in the bottom of the box to my immense surprise had the GMM PE sets in there - gotta get lucky sometimes. Love your work mate absolute pleasure to watch
I'm very glad I watched this video. Not only for watching you work but it also prepared me for what to expect in my own 1/200 Nichimo kit, especially with getting the third deck plate to fit to the hull. Superglue and clamps did the trick. I painted my version with the Leyte Gulf appearance, including blackening the wood deck. Great work and thank you for the upload. Take care.
Seeing Yamato in this non-historic camouflage pattern is very refreshing and looks great. Really makes this model stand out; it´s also surprising how good the whole thing looks even without PE or rigging. Great work.
I would just love to see a Shinano, same hull as the Yamato and Musashi, but a carrier design. If only they had a model in 1/200, if so I'd love to see you tackle it. Or any other size, as long as you try it once in your life I'll be happy.
The hull parts from a Fujimi full-hull Yamato kit fits very well to the waterline Tamaya Shinano in 1/700 scale. You can even sell the rest of the Fujimi Yamato kit as a waterline model. Worked for me.
There is another option：Glow 2B brand or Monochrome Brand，both are 1945 Yamato Configuration in 1/200 scale， the expectation of quality please refer to Trumpeter， as they just Trumpeter designed， produced and sell under another brand name since Yamato is a special ship probably represent IJN most and Trumpeter is Chinese company.
Fantastic work!! I really love the Yamato and to see it in such a scale and so extremely beautifully made....wow, just wow!! Keep up the great work brother!!
Wow! Masking and painting that hull was an amazing process, but that superstructure! That was absolutely surgical in it’s detail. Your whole video was a joy to watch. PS.....I learned a lot from you. Many thanks. 🇨🇦❤️🇯🇵 PPS....I am subscribed.
I discovered a new thing... UV curing glue. You apply it and expose it to a small UV light, and in a few seconds it has cured. It's not for every situation, but you have parts that need to be drawn together or gaps filled, it's great. While Yamoto didn't fire any shots in anger, her sister ship sure did. As usual, a great video with a wonderful sound track.
"While Yamato didn't fire any shots in anger,..." Well, actually jingles,... At the Battle off Samar, the Yamato was part of Kurita's center force and engaged the light carriers and the escorts of Taffy 3 Apparently being the ship to sink CVE Gambier Bay
@@Nightdare this has been hotly debated by navel historians. Personally I think the Yamato fired a lot of AAA, and given the range of it’s main guns, probably fired first in the battle. CVE Gambier Bay was considered a split credit, shared between two ships. The difference seems to down to whose account you take as gospel. American sources credit the Cruiser Chikuma and Kongo. The question of why Kurita withdrew his forces has never been answered. Also, Jingles?
@@Nightdare I happen to agree. I wonder how it became established ‘fact’ that she never did. As well as engaging Taffy 3, all her secondary guns were certainly active on April 7th when she was sunk. Does anyone have any idea how this ‘fact’ became so entrenched?
Damn... you're a true artist man! I'm still working on a commission build of the Trumpeter 1/200 Hood. Mind you I'm using a lot of resin and etch so that slows a guy down. Great work!
IJN Yamato is my most favorite Naval Combat Vessel of all time . I thoroughly enjoyed watching this build and I really , really like seeing it in the WoWs historic camo scheme .
Un trabajo espectacular...como la técnica...permíteme darte mi enhorabuena, un cordial y fraternal saludo desde Madrid-España. Espero volver a ver más videos. Te sigo por esta canal. Gracias.
Guess who became my #1 favorite UA-camr :D Amazing work man, I love seeing other people put as much detail into ship models as you do to yours. I wish I could have that kind of skill. In the video you mentioned a client, you you sell the models? If so I might be interested in getting one from you :) Keep up the good work!
Really exquisite piece. Just purchased the new monochrome/Gallery kit ( after watching the nightmare of the hull on this one thank goodness). Excellent idea using the Fujimii guns and superstructure I am sure. Only somewhat negative comment is that the Yamato never was painted in camo colors. Shame I sure like what you did and I really like the use of putty/clay to make your curve shapes. I will certainly use that technique in my future builds.
Holy dear deity! I didn't know such a kit existed until now. I had often wondered why there was a 1/200 bridge kit offered by Fujimi but without the rest of the ship. After a quick Google search, I now see the original was issued in 1968!!! Anyways, this is an awesome build and in a great scheme too. It would benefit greatly from some PE hand rails etc but I know it wasn't part of the commission brief.Regardless, it's beautifully done! Your customer is very lucky indeed
Mate that is the best Yamato ive seen ,amazing camouflage, well done 👍👍👍just got 1/350 Tamiya Yamato battleship ,the old one ,no PE ,now you got me wanting to do camouflage 🤔Looking fotward to next build 😊😊😊😊
1. Great music, love the wows music especially Zipangu Port. 2. Dang! That is a biiiig model. 3. Thanks for the amazing content and I recommend doing maybe a Jean Bart with the WoWs permanent camo. Wow that would be tough if you did it. Great video! Keep it up.
WOW! That is some build! First time I found your page and its to biuld a 1/200th Yamato! That is incredible!! A magnificent job there! I'd love to build a 1/200 of HMS King George V class battleship, but I dread to think of the cost of buying the masking tape and paint, let alone the cost of the model kit!
I really enjoyed watching this video, seeing the Yamato painted in camouflage. And also the same battleship model I'm building alongside Musashi, but they're made of recycled materials. 😄 And anyway, wonderful model building mate, keep up the good work. 😄👏❤️
Amazing work !! really nice skills, only in my opinion for this large scale i inspected more detail, like riggings, flags, railing, some metal barrels, more weathering etc, but really really good work! Waiting for next one.
Now my work is done here, and I'll go work on my Tirpitz. =)
I'm sooo excited for the next tirpitz video! Have you read "the knight's gambit" by Scott ward? It's an alternate history novel about tirpitz attacking an arctic convoy in 1942, and quite well written, without bias
Ha ! I can't wait for your continuing that Tirpitz build ! I am really addicted to it and your outstanding work, especially to that Kit ! Your modeling work is a special kind of art ! Best wishes from Germany !
@@michaelkovacic2608 That sounds very interesting. =) I'll check it out. Thank you for the comment!
@@wernerrunkel5378 I am glad you like my videos. =) Regards from Korea!
Question. how much did that kit cost? I searched for a 1/200 scale Yamato and they're selling individual sections on eBay for up to $100.00. They had a complete Nichimo kit going for $785.
This is no ordinary model. This is a piece of art.
So True
No doubt. And i think of the days in my childhood trying to put together little Revel model kits of ships and planes, getting parts all gummy and melted with excess glue, paint jobs that looked like they were done by a klutzy 10-year old (probably cuz they were). Heh, good times. Much different level here, this guy is a god among modelers.
The recipient of this model is going to be extreamly happy that they chose you to do the commission. It's just about as perfect as you can get.
Beautiful build. Shows that one doesn’t need piles of P.E. And aftermarket specialty parts. Careful craftsmanship and skillfully applied paint make a wonderful model. Congratulations
I love how every episode I can hear the WoWs dock theme music! Another excellent build. And you're right, it's a huge kit!
Exceptional build, I can tell that this model is up to date, from what was discovered on Musashi's wreck, in 2015. With the addition of the map cabin, in front of the main 15.5 m rangefinder, on top of the bridge.
Take care, and all the best.
Randomly find this in my UA-cam feed and the intro is Halo. Bless
Great work my friend. An alternative to packing tape for holding parts in tight.. Use a narrow or wide ribbon tied in a loop around the area to be adjusted or compressed and place a pencil inside the loop twisting it to close and tighten the loop around the parts being fitted. When compressed to the desired adjustment, rubber band the pencil in place until dried up. Very clean, micro adjustments are easy and release is no sweat, no tape glue, no mess. I've tightened up large piles of construction lumber with synthetic straps down to small model fits with ribbon... flawless method and super clean. You can slip in small pieces beneath the ribbon to make micro on spot adjustments and fits. The varied set up and uses in this method are endless. Tough to explain. Thanks for showing us your great work.
I've the same kit at home!
It's the dream of my dad to build this kit since he's student.
This kit is so scarce.
Thank you very much, your video will help us a lot for our build.
I have the kit also, my father gave it to me in the late 80's, it's still in the box.
My husband has this kit, still in the box and unassembled. He purchased it in 1985 while it was on sale for $200. One of these days it will bet built along with the Carriers Enterprise and Nimitz (1/350 scales).
I found out about this kit late last year, so I started prepping to build one of my own. And I have enough reference pics of Yamato from a paper I wrote on it for one of my college history classes that I thought I would go one step further and etch in all the panel lines for every part of the ship, including the tower and everything. Make it HYPER detailed!
First time Ive ever seen this kit painted in camo colors, when was the ship painted in this way. excellent build, I guess I'll have to build mine now. Thanks for the video.
I think it is from the computer game "World of Warships", they have some additional camos in addition to the real ones in the game
Nice to see such a legendary ship done up so well! The final product is a masterpiece
Amazing! Georges work! So many details you did. It was a pleasure to watch your work.
Ebroin....some great advice for you, instead of using tape to hold hull/deck parts together, I use velcro straps, gives brilliant hold qualities until cements/glues are dry...the straps are quick release and leave no residues or marks.....hope this tip helps for the future. You really are a very talented and skilled modeller, and just love watching you build these marvellous creations. Keep up the great work.
I was given one of these kits about 15 years ago. I'm hoping to retire soon and begin building it.
The mechanicals are missing and I'll have to go over everything to see if I have the parts needed to at least complete the model, even if it doesn't have the electronics.
Thank you for the video. It's helpful to see a master at work. I haven't built a model in a while, so I'll probably practice on something easier. I have a B-17 model to do. My father was a mechanic on one during WWII.
Thanks again.
Absolutely beautiful work. I would have loved showing this on Modelers Miniatures & Magic before I retired. Very nicely done. I love it!
I recently received a Hasegawa 1:450 IJN Yamato and watching this makes me feel excited yet bad at the same time, it looks so good and I really have only gotten into modeling... I grade yours 100/10, plus 50 for mixing manufacturer parts.
EDIT: He does not simply build Nichimo or Fujimi 1:200 Yamato like a mortal being, he makes Nichimo AND Fujimi 1:200 Yamato, with WOWS paint.
I remember seeing that kit in my favorite hobby shop around 1970. It was on the shelf behind the counter. The owner would bring it down and show the boxed model. It was gigantic and the box art was worthy of framing. It finally sold but i never got to see it built. I hope that person did as good a job as you.
Got this kit couple years ago on ebay I was only bidder $260AU delivered, when I opened the Box everything sealed but in the bottom of the box to my immense surprise had the GMM PE sets in there - gotta get lucky sometimes. Love your work mate absolute pleasure to watch
The patience you have to go through all of that masking and blu-tack is crazy I swear
13:50 looks like it has been rendered by a computer, holy shit, it's THAT perfect.
Jaw-droppingly good!
I'm very glad I watched this video. Not only for watching you work but it also prepared me for what to expect in my own 1/200 Nichimo kit, especially with getting the third deck plate to fit to the hull. Superglue and clamps did the trick. I painted my version with the Leyte Gulf appearance, including blackening the wood deck.
Great work and thank you for the upload. Take care.
Seeing Yamato in this non-historic camouflage pattern is very refreshing and looks great. Really makes this model stand out; it´s also surprising how good the whole thing looks even without PE or rigging. Great work.
1/200 that's an absolutely wild scale for a ship like the Yamato.
Excellent superb craftsmanship!
Highly artistic, remarkable accuracy, beautiful finish and color scheme!
Well done sir!
I would just love to see a Shinano, same hull as the Yamato and Musashi, but a carrier design. If only they had a model in 1/200, if so I'd love to see you tackle it. Or any other size, as long as you try it once in your life I'll be happy.
Both Yamato and Shinano were done in 1/250, if you can find them.
The hull parts from a Fujimi full-hull Yamato kit fits very well to the waterline Tamaya Shinano in 1/700 scale. You can even sell the rest of the Fujimi Yamato kit as a waterline model. Worked for me.
shinano was going to be a sister ship of Yamato but changed to Carrier!
There is another option：Glow 2B brand or Monochrome Brand，both are 1945 Yamato Configuration in 1/200 scale， the expectation of quality please refer to Trumpeter， as they just Trumpeter designed， produced and sell under another brand name since Yamato is a special ship probably represent IJN most and Trumpeter is Chinese company.
The name of the company that made the Shinano in 1/250 scale is Doyusha. Im not sure if its still made.
Oooooh... my gooood... thats amazing work mate !! So wonderfull work
Stunning! I love the camo job as well, so unique and amazing details!
Fantastic work!! I really love the Yamato and to see it in such a scale and so extremely beautifully made....wow, just wow!! Keep up the great work brother!!
I bet the WoWS team has a nice prominent place set aside for this model in their office!
Wow! Masking and painting that hull was an amazing process, but that superstructure! That was absolutely surgical in it’s detail. Your whole video was a joy to watch.
PS.....I learned a lot from you. Many thanks. 🇨🇦❤️🇯🇵
PPS....I am subscribed.
Thank you for watching!
Thank you for comment!
And thank you for sub!
I discovered a new thing... UV curing glue. You apply it and expose it to a small UV light, and in a few seconds it has cured. It's not for every situation, but you have parts that need to be drawn together or gaps filled, it's great. While Yamoto didn't fire any shots in anger, her sister ship sure did. As usual, a great video with a wonderful sound track.
"While Yamato didn't fire any shots in anger,..."
Well, actually jingles,...
At the Battle off Samar, the Yamato was part of Kurita's center force and engaged the light carriers and the escorts of Taffy 3
Apparently being the ship to sink CVE Gambier Bay
@@Nightdare this has been hotly debated by navel historians. Personally I think the Yamato fired a lot of AAA, and given the range of it’s main guns, probably fired first in the battle. CVE Gambier Bay was considered a split credit, shared between two ships. The difference seems to down to whose account you take as gospel. American sources credit the Cruiser Chikuma and Kongo. The question of why Kurita withdrew his forces has never been answered.
Also, Jingles?
@@andrewgillis3073
But the fact remains that Yamato did fire her guns in anger at least once
@@Nightdare I happen to agree. I wonder how it became established ‘fact’ that she never did. As well as engaging Taffy 3, all her secondary guns were certainly active on April 7th when she was sunk. Does anyone have any idea how this ‘fact’ became so entrenched?
A magnificent model of a magnificent ship by a talented artist and builder.
UA-cam did recommend this for me , and yes this was the best 14.33 min ever! Fantastic job and skill you but down on this. Best regards from 🇸🇪
Damn... you're a true artist man! I'm still working on a commission build of the Trumpeter 1/200 Hood. Mind you I'm using a lot of resin and etch so that slows a guy down. Great work!
Thank you for the comment! Good luck with your Hood, she must be great.
The kit is great and the work was brilliantly done
Awesome 👍👍
Breath-taking !!! Very amazing work
IJN Yamato is my most favorite Naval Combat Vessel of all time . I thoroughly enjoyed watching this build and I really , really like seeing it in the WoWs historic camo scheme .
Beautiful. You are a true craftsman. Excellent work. Thanks for sharing
Un trabajo espectacular...como la técnica...permíteme darte mi enhorabuena, un cordial y fraternal saludo desde Madrid-España. Espero volver a ver más videos. Te sigo por esta canal. Gracias.
You are a true artist. Always a pleasure watching your videos.
Friend , you have the patience of Job , the Old Testament Character. Thanks for all that suffering ! You're brilliant.
Guess who became my #1 favorite UA-camr :D
Amazing work man, I love seeing other people put as much detail into ship models as you do to yours. I wish I could have that kind of skill. In the video you mentioned a client, you you sell the models? If so I might be interested in getting one from you :) Keep up the good work!
Really exquisite piece. Just purchased the new monochrome/Gallery kit ( after watching the nightmare of the hull on this one thank goodness). Excellent idea using the Fujimii guns and superstructure I am sure. Only somewhat negative comment is that the Yamato never was painted in camo colors. Shame I sure like what you did and I really like the use of putty/clay to make your curve shapes. I will certainly use that technique in my future builds.
Holy dear deity! I didn't know such a kit existed until now. I had often wondered why there was a 1/200 bridge kit offered by Fujimi but without the rest of the ship. After a quick Google search, I now see the original was issued in 1968!!! Anyways, this is an awesome build and in a great scheme too. It would benefit greatly from some PE hand rails etc but I know it wasn't part of the commission brief.Regardless, it's beautifully done! Your customer is very lucky indeed
The fujimi sets was a life saver..great build
Beautiful work. Very different color scheme for this legendary battleship. Turned out fantastic!
Your description says you're very busy but thanks for sharing this. It's a great looking vessel.
un modele hors normes , en hommage pour la grandeur du japon 40/45 , beau cuirassé ,le plus puissant à cet époque , un chef'd'oeuvre .
I love your work so much, I bought the same flyhawk kit and tried to come out with a similar product. Your on a path of success my friend!
Man, im truly jealous of you lol that's a fantastic model you've made
Now that’s stunning ..a work of art by an artist..my lounge needs one for the wow factor..Beautiful
Every US Sailor Gangsta Untill an Island Start Moving
lol
Every Japanese Sailor gangsta until those tiny black dots start getting closer and closer
@@mirage7564 De Plein bozz!
and everyones gangsta until Germany builds the H45
@@TideFishing H45 Doesnt exist
The camo is so satisfying to look at and the paintjob is perfect!
Magnificent work. Bravo!
Mate that is the best Yamato ive seen ,amazing camouflage, well done 👍👍👍just got 1/350 Tamiya Yamato battleship ,the old one ,no PE ,now you got me wanting to do camouflage 🤔Looking fotward to next build 😊😊😊😊
Painting is sick on this model. I have a Tamiya Yamato almost finished but this gives me some food for thought on painting options.
That is absolutely incredible!!!! Brilliant work!!!!
Nice video. Great job on this very large kit. Looks fantastic. I subscribed as I want to see more of your work and learn from you. Thanks.
1. Great music, love the wows music especially Zipangu Port.
2. Dang! That is a biiiig model.
3. Thanks for the amazing content and I recommend doing maybe a Jean Bart with the WoWs permanent camo. Wow that would be tough if you did it. Great video! Keep it up.
This looks exactly like the forge camo. It looks amazing!
Yamato was freaking impressive as! and so is your modeling skills
World of Warshipsの迷彩塗装するのは最高すぎるあと、BGMがWowsのロビー画面であるということにも感動
WOW! That is some build! First time I found your page and its to biuld a 1/200th Yamato! That is incredible!! A magnificent job there! I'd love to build a 1/200 of HMS King George V class battleship, but I dread to think of the cost of buying the masking tape and paint, let alone the cost of the model kit!
What a beauty !!!!!!!!! Man, out of this world.
Excellent Video, I have mine when I bought it in Okinawa in 1982, haven't started it yet !!! :)
what a great video to have in my recommended. 10/10, new sub.
Thank you for sub! =)
Gosh! You are an artist. Great video.
10:51 At this point the turret looks amazing, very satisfying
Great to see your build again. 👍🏼👍🏼👍🏼
Awesome work my friend keep it up I enjoy watching your videos
You are an absolute inspiration to watch work i can only wish that i can some day reach your level. just incredible
That is massive well done
Well done, a pleasure to watch.
You are a true legend in this hobby
Beautiful
It was also fun to watch you build you are much better than I am.
very very beautiful. Precise work, congratulations on this model
Awesome worksmanship, congrats!
simply amazing to watch his work
Приветствую МАСТЕР! Обалдеть. Первый раз вижу модель размером с мою квартиру!
Beautiful work, excellent painting. Thank you for the video
I really enjoyed watching this video, seeing the Yamato painted in camouflage. And also the same battleship model I'm building alongside Musashi, but they're made of recycled materials. 😄
And anyway, wonderful model building mate, keep up the good work. 😄👏❤️
I have no idea why this video is on my startpage, but god dang, now I want one too. It looks very nice in this painscheme.
It looks almost too realistic :O I love it!
Beautiful work here !!
Nice build! I notice the World of Warships music you normally hear in port ;-)
I have so much respect for your work!
Amazing work !! really nice skills, only in my opinion for this large scale i inspected more detail, like riggings, flags, railing, some metal barrels, more weathering etc, but really really good work! Waiting for next one.
Thank you! The customer didn't want any riggings, PE, metal barrels, nor heavy weathering to save money.
I thought I was a reasonable model builder but now realise I am an amateur klutz. Fantastic.
Beautiful job. Wonderful colours.
Truly the work of a master!
Beautiful job, very nice detail and painting
No stanchions / lifelines or rigging is very noticeable in 1/200 scale. Love the paintwork and camouflage!
Bravo👏👏👏👏👏👏c'est extraordinaire !!!!!!! Un régal pour les yeux, merci beaucoup 👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍😁😁😁😁😁😁
World of Warships music in the background. Nice touch.
Well done young man
Amazing work as usual
All those mod's and no Wave Motion Engine?
Great work as always!
Adam
Absolutely brilliant work