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@SamChui Excuse me... The person who is featured in the video who owns a Model Aircraft collection in Panama... Is it public? What's the name? I would love to visit it when I'm there next year... How can I get in touch with that person?
70 years ago (as a child) I would stop in front of the windows of aviation offices (KLM, SABENA, PanAm, AirFrance...) and stare for hours at such large models with a glass fuselage and visible passenger seats. Today, thanks to you, this memory came back to me
Never expected metal models to be that precise. Absolutely amazing work, and that shop really blows my mind. Paradise for aviation fans. Thanks for that report Sam, as usual brilliant done!
This is just up my alley!! As an avid av-geek, I just love how well detailed these models are. This is what really brings that price up on many of them that are of larger sizes. It must be fun to create these masterpieces, and depict the exact airplane you see at the airport or in flight.
Dear friend, unfortunately, Gemini Jets has hardly developed at a scale of 1:400, releasing identical models with old forms from the early 2000s, and it pains me to see how ugly the painting technology is here, I sincerely feel sorry for these workers, it upsets me that Gemini Jets bosses sell "backward" models by so at a low price and they are definitely profiting from this, there is a manufacturer NG model, which has models of much better quality, with modern painting technology, and with more realistic shapes, with a much greater variety of liveries and it's all at the same price, my opinion is Gemini Jets and its subsidiary JC wings got greedy, and with This must be fought! I have expressed my opinion, it will be interesting to hear your comments on this
That was amazing Sam. Now I know why they cost so much - a lot of work to make a nice one, manual work as well as machining. I have a few favorites that I actually flew on .I imagine a lot of collectors start that way.
I still have my old airliner models and a plushie of a 747 from when I was a kid. These diecast jets have really really evolved into something amazing. I'm more of a military aviation collector but even there the details from missile markings, ejection handles, cockpits are insanely detailed nowadays. I see the future of these models would have parts of it actually light up with a magnetic charger as a display pad.
Those collections are crazy! I am just starting mine and I don’t have a cargo plane model yet but the AN225 is just amazing! Rest in peace to the AN225. Great video Sam! ✈️
Incredible to see how these are made! I’ve been watching you for years Sam! From myself and i’m sure the entire community would agree… we love the content and thank you for your dedication to providing A+ content!!!!
I’ve always loved commercial airplane models, and yes they have taken giant steps forward recently. Seeing the factory was very interesting, thank you.
Thanks you @Sam Chui for making this detail model airplanes videos and I can see the chinese part video. I also have two 1:200 Scale Cathay Pacific planes! Thanks you again! 🎉🎉❤❤
OMG 😮 It's simply mind-boggling experience to view this awesome video. Sam, you're the man and my absolute hero. I can't even imagine how much thoughts, prep-work, time and sweat went into making this vid possible. Highest respect for you from the bottom of my heart.
It's surprising how the manufacturers pay so much detailed attention while making the models, Lots of respect and salute to them. Sam, I've been watching for about 8 years. Thank You for the effort you put into making these videos. I would love to participate in this give away of yours.
I have an old Mexicana A319 Model from the late 90’s. Only model I own. It’s beautiful, I take a lot of care of it, it sits on a little stand by a window. In front of the Mexican flag. I love my little plane, when I bought it was very oily, and covered in fingerprints, I cleaned it; bought a stand. Its amazing!
amazing models! absolutely love the hard work and effort those people put in to make this hobby fantastic. without them we wouldn’t have these models. thank you for the showing us the process.
I've always been a fan of model planes and it's been part of my journey as a pilot to collect models of my favourite aircraft. JC Wings, Gemini Jets, Inflight and many others have really done a great job for avgeeks like myself, allowing us to own a small version of our favourite planes and it's an amazing hobby
Dear Sam Chui, thank you for making a video about the model production. Its insane how much work and detail is in one model! Because of you i got a model collector in 1/200. Thank you so much ❤❤❤. I am watching your videos for a long time, watched all of your videos and i love them all. I hope a get the chance to win one of these beautiful models. I wish everyone a beautiful day! Best regards and Love by Emanuel from Germany 🇩🇪 A big THANK YOU to Sam Chui your the best 😊❤
I’m a huge collector. We have thousands believe it or not. This is what I appreciate SO much is the Little details. It’s a true Talent that not everyone has including me. Ha We Love what they do for us abide collectors. Thanks Sam! Great Channel Sir. Edit* and his collection is Sweet. Great Collection.
I was always curious about how these models are made. I am amazed at the level of detail that goes into the construction of these models. Thank you for bringing this content.
Finally! Sam, you made a video on Aircraft die cast models . You took me back in time to my childhood days, really , really loved watching this video/episode on a hobby that I love. Thank you Sam, for reigniting the fire inside me. Please do add an episode on this lost hobby occasionally….. Thank you once again and much love and respect
Wow, Sam! There's so much to love about this video. The manufacturing part was SO amazing. The fact that we get to see and hear you speaking in your native language. And then all the amazing models. They all put my 200 or so collection to shame. Thanks for doing what you do and keep it up!
It is incredible to see how these are made! I’ve been watching you for years Sam! From myself and I'm sure the entire community would agree… we love the content and thank you for your dedication to providing A+ content!!!!
Sad part for aviation followers for what happened with this giant Antonov flight, but glad to see the model will live forever among the aviation enthusiast. Thanks Sam for such great videos
I had a collection that I really loved! It was just around 70 1:200 diecast models with an emphasis on Northwest Orient Airlines as my father was a mechanic with them. All the others were planes and airlines that I had actually flown on. Well, to make a long story relatively short, we had a wildfire here on the Oregon Coast in early September of 2021. We lost everything, including my diecast models that turned into little shiny puddles of molten metal. Thankfully, I've been able to replace a handful of Northwest planes, but I sure do miss the rare ones that I had been able to find over the years!
That sounds like me. I had a beloved collection that I lost in 2018 in the Paradise, California wildfire. It was devastating but I've been able to restart my collection and now have about 47 models in 1:200 scale. My goal is to get at least one of every type of aircraft in airline models of that scale with 100 seats or more. Wish I could afford the metal ones but I have some pretty nice plastic models from SkyMarks and others. Great videos Mr. Chui!
I collect Hobby Master 1/72 military. Them and Gemini are top notch. I have some other brands that cost more, but I'm glad you got to go and see how detailed they are in their processes. Even selecting planes to be made is a process and the photos they need to make them accurate is just amazing.
I always was curious about this models factories, thank you Sam to finally let us get in one of this. Amazing job. Beautiful collections too. Love scales models, I am truly addicted to them.
Amazing and I've been waiting for this video. I didn't know how much hands were involved in making a model. It makes me appreciate the models a lot more. Love it!❤
Hi Sam I am a relatively new aviation geek and I love collecting model planes but I was inspired by you am I love watching your vids keep up the good work👍👍👍
Sam, you get an A+ for one of the most unique videos ever on UA-cam! Nice work. Very interesting. I had no idea aviation-lovers collect airplane models.
That is incredible Sam! I have collected Gemini Jets for years but I never realized the work and care that went into making them. Thank you for sharing this unique opportunity!
Truly a pleasure to watch Todd talking about the models. You can feel the pasion in his face and words. Send this give away Antonov to Brazil where you have been last videos. It would be amazing add it to my modest three 1:200 models. Good vibes Sam!
Hey Mr Chui. Since I was a tiny co-pilot at age 4, I've journeyed with you through every takeoff, landing, and mid-air adventure on your channel. Now, at 8 years old, I might be too young for the real cockpit, but with your airplane model in my hands, my imagination will take flight every day. Think of it as investing in the future of aviation, because every great pilot starts with a dream, and a model airplane to chase it. Here's to more airborne dreams and journeys together! ✈️"
Great video! I love the concept! I LOVE LOVE LOVE SEEING THE MODELS BEING BUILT! This has to be MY ABSOLUTE FAVORITE VIDEO YOU’VE EVER MADE! I am such a model fanatic and collector who spends way too much time and money on aircraft models but to see them being produces takes the cake! Also I have one of those Cathay Pacific 747-400 models by Herpa Wings 1/200th scale dating back from the late 90s-2000s with that special green livery! I wasn’t even born yet but my excellent condition model is a relic from my parents honeymoon trip to Hong Kong 🇭🇰 in 2000 when they flew upstairs in B-HQX that 744 in First Class! What a special memory for them and an excellent model that I love! Also I loved seeing that Emirates 🇦🇪 A350 model I hope to get my hands on one soon and I hope to fly Emirates on the Inaugural A350 flight or 777X flight! I’d be fine with either as I am a huge fan of Emirates and their new fleets, however the 777/777X family still holds my favorite spot even above the A350 as beautiful as it is and no plane even the 777 can overtake the 747 for me as my ABSOLUTE FAVORITE The Queen Of The Skies! Cheers 🥂 What a GREAT VIDEO my friend! Really! -Caleb’s Aviation P.S. I entered the AN-225 contest hope I win! 🥇 Also plz check me out I’d really appreciate that.
Wow! What great collections! I wish that I could afford to have a collection of scale model aircraft, as well as having the space to display all of them. Aircraft models are delightful to look at, and to hold.
My late brother had 10 display cabinets in his 1 bedroom apartment. Over 1200 diecast airline models. He had them all cataloged on a spreadsheet and all the boxes for them. It took me and 2 friends almost 2 weeks to pack them all up. I kept them for a few years and finally sold them all on eBay.
This collection puts my 70+ 1:400 scale and 2x 1:200 scale to shame. But I only started collecting in 2020 so still plenty of time to continue growing 😊
Thank you Sam for the visit to the model production, it is very interesting to see how complex a model is to produce, thank you very much to the many many workers and the result can be seen, an absolutely beautiful Finished model, a great job and Todd you did a dream shop how many models do you have in your shop? incredible simply a dream, I have the Disney 747 with Flaps Down, a beautiful model Great work i🫵👍👌🫵👍👌🫵👍👌
Been waiting for a factory diecast tour for over a decade, the last one was I think was a Herpa AN-225 video going back to 2011. Thanks for making this video Sam.
Long time silent subscriber. Just had to break my silence to say, absolutely fantastic content Sam. Was riveted to the screen right until the end. Thank you. Wishing you and this channel the very best!
Wow! This documentary is awesome! New to aviation just a year in and proof that we are never too old to learn as I turn 72 in November. My love of aircraft has grown and a fascination for these beautiful flying machines. I've started my small collection about 4 months ago with my first one, the Courtlines pink TriStar G-BAAB, L-1011-1 we were fortunate to travel on back in Aug 1974 and during that family fortnight holiday to Spain when the company Courts went into liquidation, our marvelous captain pilot and crew defied orders to stay grounded in Spain; he refused, hustled us passengers onto the TriStar and took off flew us back to Luton Airport. We passengers had a whip-round for him during the flight in his captain's hat to help pay for the fuel. He was our hero. I was 22 going on 23yrs old at the time and just wish I knew his name. My pink diecast model of 'Halcyon Breeze' sits proudly on the coffee table with a small fleet of other types of aircraft now so she's no longer alone. Thank you Sam for a wonderful video. You've made an old lady very happy! Xx bless you ❤😊
I was born in the UAE 🇦🇪 and now my love for collecting models has grown so much I love emirates so much and today my dad is going to the airport and Im asking him to get me a toy plush keyring for some reason 😂
Wow, "How Die Cast Airplane Models Are Made? World’s Biggest Model Collection" sounds like an incredibly fascinating video! The process of making die-cast airplane models is such a unique and intricate art. It's amazing how much detail and precision goes into creating each model, perfectly capturing the essence of real airplanes. And imagine having the world's biggest collection of these models - that must be a spectacular sight! The variety and history behind each model could be so engaging and educational. It's always great to see hobbies and passions showcased like this, bringing together enthusiasts and curious minds alike! 🛩✨
Fantastic video Sam, thank you for sharing the production process with us! I was able to visit that store a year and a half ago. Walked in and you could not wipe the smile off my face. 😁
I’ve been collecting model cars for the past decade, (gosh can’t believe it’s been 11 years since I started 😮) and always felt attracted for airplanes, I might as well start getting them.
Thank you for making this video @SamChui! My son has been an AV geek since since he was 5, now at 11 he loves to collect Gemini Jets and watch your videos! He's been in the airplane model store you are filming in and is happy you got to show us more about the making of the models. Thanks again! 🤩✨️💖
I started out collecting with 1:250, 1:200 plastic scales. Most you get from inflight airline magazines and from stores such as The Airplane Shop. Recently I got more into the die cast in 1:200 and was nice to see how they are made as in using a injection machine to pour the melted metal. I figured they were hand milled. Oh how I wish I had the budget and more like space for soo many models. Most of mine are in storage. I would love to have a large scale model in my living room as a show piece like those of Stephen Koulouthros collection, used to be in awee as a kid and still am whenever I see one at an airport or Travel agent office. It brought a smile to my face to see the Antonov model, especially being how the actual plane unfortunately met its demise.
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I don't think so .
@SamChui
Excuse me...
The person who is featured in the video who owns a Model Aircraft collection in Panama... Is it public? What's the name? I would love to visit it when I'm there next year...
How can I get in touch with that person?
Missed out because there was no link…
It’s really sad
Aw dang I’m sad I didn’t win but congrats to those who did.✈️
70 years ago (as a child) I would stop in front of the windows of aviation offices (KLM, SABENA, PanAm, AirFrance...) and stare for hours at such large models with a glass fuselage and visible passenger seats. Today, thanks to you, this memory came back to me
I get you! Here in Bogota, I used to do the same in the late 90s with an Avianca 747. i would stare for hours while my parents bought tickets
Lol how is a 70 year old on UA-cam 😅
@@zubeirEdries tell me you're ignorant and don't know the world, without telling me 🤦🏻♂️
@@k.r.99bro I agree
@@zubeirEdries I don’t know I guess any age can watch UA-cam my grandma who is 61 watches UA-cam
Never expected metal models to be that precise. Absolutely amazing work, and that shop really blows my mind. Paradise for aviation fans. Thanks for that report Sam, as usual brilliant done!
This is just up my alley!! As an avid av-geek, I just love how well detailed these models are. This is what really brings that price up on many of them that are of larger sizes. It must be fun to create these masterpieces, and depict the exact airplane you see at the airport or in flight.
Dear friend, unfortunately, Gemini Jets has hardly developed at a scale of 1:400, releasing identical models with old forms from the early 2000s, and it pains me to see how ugly the painting technology is here, I sincerely feel sorry for these workers, it upsets me that Gemini Jets bosses sell "backward" models by so at a low price and they are definitely profiting from this, there is a manufacturer NG model, which has models of much better quality, with modern painting technology, and with more realistic shapes, with a much greater variety of liveries and it's all at the same price, my opinion is Gemini Jets and its subsidiary JC wings got greedy, and with This must be fought! I have expressed my opinion, it will be interesting to hear your comments on this
That was amazing Sam. Now I know why they cost so much - a lot of work to make a nice one, manual work as well as machining. I have a few favorites that I actually flew on .I imagine a lot of collectors start that way.
I still have my old airliner models and a plushie of a 747 from when I was a kid. These diecast jets have really really evolved into something amazing. I'm more of a military aviation collector but even there the details from missile markings, ejection handles, cockpits are insanely detailed nowadays. I see the future of these models would have parts of it actually light up with a magnetic charger as a display pad.
I love this video. Watched it from beginning to end. Brought me back to childhood memories of riding it. Loved every second of it.
Those collections are crazy! I am just starting mine and I don’t have a cargo plane model yet but the AN225 is just amazing! Rest in peace to the AN225. Great video Sam! ✈️
Incredible to see how these are made!
I’ve been watching you for years Sam!
From myself and i’m sure the entire community would agree…
we love the content and thank you for your dedication to providing A+ content!!!!
@@DudleyDawson9wtf did u say
I’ve always loved commercial airplane models, and yes they have taken giant steps forward recently. Seeing the factory was very interesting, thank you.
Thanks you @Sam Chui for making this detail model airplanes videos and I can see the chinese part video. I also have two 1:200 Scale Cathay Pacific planes! Thanks you again! 🎉🎉❤❤
You mean thank you
@bhbh9939 ????
@@peyton18943yep
@@peyton18943 its translated from chinese probably so thats why its wrong
Sam, I live in Vegas. Been watching for 8 years. Have 300 models. Love for you too see it
OMG 😮 It's simply mind-boggling experience to view this awesome video. Sam, you're the man and my absolute hero. I can't even imagine how much thoughts, prep-work, time and sweat went into making this vid possible. Highest respect for you from the bottom of my heart.
It's surprising how the manufacturers pay so much detailed attention while making the models, Lots of respect and salute to them. Sam, I've been watching for about 8 years. Thank You for the effort you put into making these videos. I would love to participate in this give away of yours.
Cannot explain in words how happy you made me with this gesture dearest Sam. Thank you so much for featuring my collection. ❤❤❤
impressive indeed...way to go!!!!
@@martinvareed8756 Thank you so much❤️
I have an old Mexicana A319 Model from the late 90’s. Only model I own. It’s beautiful, I take a lot of care of it, it sits on a little stand by a window. In front of the Mexican flag. I love my little plane, when I bought it was very oily, and covered in fingerprints, I cleaned it; bought a stand. Its amazing!
amazing models!
absolutely love the hard work and effort those people put in to make this hobby fantastic.
without them we wouldn’t have these models.
thank you for the showing us the process.
I've always been a fan of model planes and it's been part of my journey as a pilot to collect models of my favourite aircraft. JC Wings, Gemini Jets, Inflight and many others have really done a great job for avgeeks like myself, allowing us to own a small version of our favourite planes and it's an amazing hobby
Dear Sam Chui, thank you for making a video about the model production. Its insane how much work and detail is in one model! Because of you i got a model collector in 1/200. Thank you so much ❤❤❤. I am watching your videos for a long time, watched all of your videos and i love them all. I hope a get the chance to win one of these beautiful models. I wish everyone a beautiful day! Best regards and Love by Emanuel from Germany 🇩🇪 A big THANK YOU to Sam Chui your the best 😊❤
I’m a huge collector. We have thousands believe it or not. This is what I appreciate SO much is the Little details. It’s a true Talent that not everyone has including me. Ha We Love what they do for us abide collectors. Thanks Sam! Great Channel Sir.
Edit* and his collection is Sweet. Great Collection.
I was always curious about how these models are made. I am amazed at the level of detail that goes into the construction of these models. Thank you for bringing this content.
Finally! Sam, you made a video on Aircraft die cast models . You took me back in time to my childhood days, really , really loved watching this video/episode on a hobby that I love. Thank you Sam, for reigniting the fire inside me.
Please do add an episode on this lost hobby occasionally…..
Thank you once again and much love and respect
Stephen's collection is insane, love that DC-10 model
Same
the airbus a350 of emirates operates the last week from edinburgh to dubai , thanks for the magnificent video
Ahh.. childhood memories. Playing with those airplane die-cast was incredible
I miss thos good old quality models tvey had 10 years ago
Wow, Sam! There's so much to love about this video. The manufacturing part was SO amazing. The fact that we get to see and hear you speaking in your native language. And then all the amazing models. They all put my 200 or so collection to shame. Thanks for doing what you do and keep it up!
Awesome! I just got back into Gemini jets collecting and I am super excited to collect more models!
It is incredible to see how these are made!
I’ve been watching you for years Sam!
From myself and I'm sure the entire community would agree…
we love the content and thank you for your dedication to providing A+ content!!!!
Bro, this is a PARADISE FOR AIRPLANE LOVERSS, DAMNNN❤❤❤❤
Now I understand why they're all expensive. They're mostly handmade.
But some is some cheap plastic (mostly in like shops in airport)
Daron ones are relatively cheap because things like gear aren't detailed, and the livery are decals
I saw the An-225 fly over my house a few years ago from Prestwick to Kyiv, what an awesome sight at 16,000ft, the six engine contrails were epic.
You should come to Stockholm Arlanda sometime and try out the 747 Jumbo Hostel!
Sad part for aviation followers for what happened with this giant Antonov flight, but glad to see the model will live forever among the aviation enthusiast.
Thanks Sam for such great videos
Todd Michael's! He is a legend when it comes to Gemini Jets! Saw him a few years ago at the airplane store. This was an awesome video Sam! Loved it!
I had a collection that I really loved! It was just around 70 1:200 diecast models with an emphasis on Northwest Orient Airlines as my father was a mechanic with them. All the others were planes and airlines that I had actually flown on. Well, to make a long story relatively short, we had a wildfire here on the Oregon Coast in early September of 2021. We lost everything, including my diecast models that turned into little shiny puddles of molten metal. Thankfully, I've been able to replace a handful of Northwest planes, but I sure do miss the rare ones that I had been able to find over the years!
That sounds like me. I had a beloved collection that I lost in 2018 in the Paradise, California wildfire. It was devastating but I've been able to restart my collection and now have about 47 models in 1:200 scale. My goal is to get at least one of every type of aircraft in airline models of that scale with 100 seats or more. Wish I could afford the metal ones but I have some pretty nice plastic models from SkyMarks and others. Great videos Mr. Chui!
I collect Hobby Master 1/72 military. Them and Gemini are top notch. I have some other brands that cost more, but I'm glad you got to go and see how detailed they are in their processes. Even selecting planes to be made is a process and the photos they need to make them accurate is just amazing.
Great video sam! Now i look at all my models and think a lot of hard work was put into it!
Great Video. It's good to see the process of how model aircrafts are made and to see those finer details being made to them.
I always was curious about this models factories, thank you Sam to finally let us get in one of this. Amazing job. Beautiful collections too. Love scales models, I am truly addicted to them.
Thanks Sam for this cool metal Airplane collection video. I never knew there existed such diverse collections and so detailed. Very interesting.
Amazing and I've been waiting for this video. I didn't know how much hands were involved in making a model. It makes me appreciate the models a lot more. Love it!❤
The attention to detail on these is just exemplary. Absolutely brilliant craftsmanship.
Hi Sam I am a relatively new aviation geek and I love collecting model planes but I was inspired by you am I love watching your vids keep up the good work👍👍👍
To see all the hand work and detail that goes into these. It really makes you appreciate them even more.
Loved this episode, such detail, I see why they can justify the price.
Sam, you get an A+ for one of the most unique videos ever on UA-cam! Nice work. Very interesting. I had no idea aviation-lovers collect airplane models.
Your original Gemini video is what got me into the hobby…..you cost me alot of money, Sam!!!! LoL 😂
Todd looking like a real aviation enthusiast. Great video guys...
That is incredible Sam! I have collected Gemini Jets for years but I never realized the work and care that went into making them. Thank you for sharing this unique opportunity!
Truly a pleasure to watch Todd talking about the models. You can feel the pasion in his face and words. Send this give away Antonov to Brazil where you have been last videos. It would be amazing add it to my modest three 1:200 models. Good vibes Sam!
OMG this is my dream. Thank you so much for showing us this. ❤
Awesome work and THE DETAILS!! WOW.!!🥰🥰🥰🥰
Hey Mr Chui. Since I was a tiny co-pilot at age 4, I've journeyed with you through every takeoff, landing, and mid-air adventure on your channel.
Now, at 8 years old, I might be too young for the real cockpit, but with your airplane model in my hands, my imagination will take flight every day. Think of it as investing in the future of aviation, because every great pilot starts with a dream, and a model airplane to chase it. Here's to more airborne dreams and journeys together! ✈️"
amazing video Sam!
Suggest you to make a similar video on how plastic models are designed and produced.
Great video! I love the concept! I LOVE LOVE LOVE SEEING THE MODELS BEING BUILT! This has to be MY ABSOLUTE FAVORITE VIDEO YOU’VE EVER MADE! I am such a model fanatic and collector who spends way too much time and money on aircraft models but to see them being produces takes the cake! Also I have one of those Cathay Pacific 747-400 models by Herpa Wings 1/200th scale dating back from the late 90s-2000s with that special green livery! I wasn’t even born yet but my excellent condition model is a relic from my parents honeymoon trip to Hong Kong 🇭🇰 in 2000 when they flew upstairs in B-HQX that 744 in First Class! What a special memory for them and an excellent model that I love! Also I loved seeing that Emirates 🇦🇪 A350 model I hope to get my hands on one soon and I hope to fly Emirates on the Inaugural A350 flight or 777X flight! I’d be fine with either as I am a huge fan of Emirates and their new fleets, however the 777/777X family still holds my favorite spot even above the A350 as beautiful as it is and no plane even the 777 can overtake the 747 for me as my ABSOLUTE FAVORITE The Queen Of The Skies!
Cheers 🥂
What a GREAT VIDEO my friend! Really!
-Caleb’s Aviation
P.S. I entered the AN-225 contest hope I win! 🥇
Also plz check me out I’d really appreciate that.
How did you enter, i can’t find the link in the comments?
Indeed, extremely happy to see all these die cast models. I am having some of these, including Airforce models.
🚩🚩🚩🇮🇳🚩🚩🚩
Thank you Sam 😊🎉🎉🩵🩵
You don’t realize how happy this video makes me !
This is awesome... I want them all ✈️
Wow! What great collections! I wish that I could afford to have a collection of scale model aircraft, as well as having the space to display all of them. Aircraft models are delightful to look at, and to hold.
My late brother had 10 display cabinets in his 1 bedroom apartment. Over 1200 diecast airline models. He had them all cataloged on a spreadsheet and all the boxes for them. It took me and 2 friends almost 2 weeks to pack them all up. I kept them for a few years and finally sold them all on eBay.
How can i buy it?
Wow 🤩
Las Vegas or their website
@@FA18ESuperHornetwhat there website
1:400 models are cute, but 1:200 ones are so solid and impressive looking!.. the details are fantastic though.. wow!
Where is the giveaway link?
This collection puts my 70+ 1:400 scale and 2x 1:200 scale to shame. But I only started collecting in 2020 so still plenty of time to continue growing 😊
CONCORD??✈️✈️✈️
The heck is a concord?
*Concorde
This is one of my favorite episodes that you have made!
This is one of your best videos. I have about 10 aircraft models. Collection will grow.
You are the GOAT when it comes to aviation blogging
Love the content!
"Wow" Sam that is amazing 😊
Thank you Sam for the visit to the model production, it is very interesting to see how complex a model is to produce, thank you very much to the many many workers and the result can be seen, an absolutely beautiful Finished model, a great job and Todd you did a dream shop how many models do you have in your shop? incredible simply a dream, I have the Disney 747 with Flaps Down, a beautiful model Great work i🫵👍👌🫵👍👌🫵👍👌
I’ve been collecting airplanes for years now and it’s great to see how they’re produced!
Been waiting for a factory diecast tour for over a decade, the last one was I think was a Herpa AN-225 video going back to 2011. Thanks for making this video Sam.
I used to be obsessed aircraft models as a kid. I bought so many of them. Good old times.
Wow thats actually impressive how Humans and Machines can cooperate and create these Models. Thats amazing ❤
Long time silent subscriber. Just had to break my silence to say, absolutely fantastic content Sam. Was riveted to the screen right until the end. Thank you. Wishing you and this channel the very best!
Thank you @samchui for this video. We just loved it.
I loved these as a kid, I had dozens, and now my Nephew has a lot, and I keep buying him them, these are amazing
Wow! This documentary is awesome! New to aviation just a year in and proof that we are never too old to learn as I turn 72 in November. My love of aircraft has grown and a fascination for these beautiful flying machines. I've started my small collection about 4 months ago with my first one, the Courtlines pink TriStar G-BAAB, L-1011-1 we were fortunate to travel on back in Aug 1974 and during that family fortnight holiday to Spain when the company Courts went into liquidation, our marvelous captain pilot and crew defied orders to stay grounded in Spain; he refused, hustled us passengers onto the TriStar and took off flew us back to Luton Airport. We passengers had a whip-round for him during the flight in his captain's hat to help pay for the fuel. He was our hero. I was 22 going on 23yrs old at the time and just wish I knew his name. My pink diecast model of 'Halcyon Breeze' sits proudly on the coffee table with a small fleet of other types of aircraft now so she's no longer alone. Thank you Sam for a wonderful video. You've made an old lady very happy! Xx bless you ❤😊
My first tour of a model airplane factory thanks to you
Fascinating!
This got to be one of the best videos from Sam! I feel like visiting a candy shop!!!
I was born in the UAE 🇦🇪 and now my love for collecting models has grown so much I love emirates so much and today my dad is going to the airport and Im asking him to get me a toy plush keyring for some reason 😂
I am so amazed with all the different airplane models. Must be awesome to own one.
Wow, "How Die Cast Airplane Models Are Made? World’s Biggest Model Collection" sounds like an incredibly fascinating video! The process of making die-cast airplane models is such a unique and intricate art. It's amazing how much detail and precision goes into creating each model, perfectly capturing the essence of real airplanes. And imagine having the world's biggest collection of these models - that must be a spectacular sight! The variety and history behind each model could be so engaging and educational. It's always great to see hobbies and passions showcased like this, bringing together enthusiasts and curious minds alike! 🛩✨
Sam , as a lover of your channel it was great to see the production of these cast models , maybe one day a trip to the other supplier GeminiJets😁
amazing, made in very detailed parts, cool airplane die cast video👍
This is sooo cool Sam to see how the models are made and the Antonov 225 model would look really cool in my cabimet at home :)
Fantastic video Sam, thank you for sharing the production process with us! I was able to visit that store a year and a half ago. Walked in and you could not wipe the smile off my face. 😁
I’ve been collecting model cars for the past decade, (gosh can’t believe it’s been 11 years since I started 😮) and always felt attracted for airplanes, I might as well start getting them.
Thank you for making this video @SamChui! My son has been an AV geek since since he was 5, now at 11 he loves to collect Gemini Jets and watch your videos! He's been in the airplane model store you are filming in and is happy you got to show us more about the making of the models. Thanks again! 🤩✨️💖
Todd's a great guy! Got to hang out with him this summer in Dallas, super genuine airplane lover!
WOW, this is an awesome insight to watch, thanks for show us this Sam.
Great content! Love to see all the different models.
0:27 "this is an antonov 225 ITSS HEAVVVYYYYYYY"😂
It's crazy on how aviation has build up! And we are making airplane models now it's crazy!
I'm big fan of model airplanes especially Gemini jets. Thx
They should received awards for this masterpiece! I just speechless! They are amazing!
I started out collecting with 1:250, 1:200 plastic scales. Most you get from inflight airline magazines and from stores such as The Airplane Shop. Recently I got more into the die cast in 1:200 and was nice to see how they are made as in using a injection machine to pour the melted metal. I figured they were hand milled. Oh how I wish I had the budget and more like space for soo many models. Most of mine are in storage. I would love to have a large scale model in my living room as a show piece like those of Stephen Koulouthros collection, used to be in awee as a kid and still am whenever I see one at an airport or Travel agent office. It brought a smile to my face to see the Antonov model, especially being how the actual plane unfortunately met its demise.
Love that 1:20 scale DC-10 model!!! I remember seeing that one at Douglas plant in Long Beach when I was a kid!