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I think this commission building might be for people willing to make a bit of extra cash to pay partially their mortage. It seems also you might loose your mojo for the hobby, because if you have a big backlog of models to deliver and risking your schedule, you might end up using all your free time (besides real job) doing models, which might be stressful too. So this activity might be good for somebody retired that has a lot of time to do modeling keeping the brain busy. Thank you for sharing the insight of comission building.

super frendly stuff to use.

Bobby can you help me with a list of tools so that I can put them so that I can try to build a wooden sailing ship please. I think you are doing a fantastic job.

Hi,can i brush paint 1500?I cant use airbrush,my home not suitable.

Perhaps Tamiya Extra Thin Quick Set is comparable in drying time to Mr. Cement S.

Meh. Flat surfaces, sure...now try that on an EA-6B canopy. I've looking for ways to duplicate the HaveGlass or the EA-6B canopy...

Can i buy one from you

Nice

Thank you so much, mate!

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grait work :) and good background musik.

They look exactly the same as the Meng nipper, did Dspie buy them out? Box and tool and pouch is exactly the same

hige underatet channel. O_o you deserv more likes.

I built a bunch of 1/72 scale WWII aircraft from airfix and Revell Just to get Back into the Hobby. But after seeing the quality difference , I might Just build a new set of Tamiya Kits 😍😍😍

One of the wings on the Hurricane kit two halves dont match up, so it's best to file the guide points off (I foget wich wing now). I have got the Hasegawa. It is good but needs Eduard parts, if you can get an aftermarket canopy, the only option in the kit is a closed cockpit, it makes you wonder why they make the cockpit so detailed. The spitfire ground crew are over sized, better to get the ICM and aftermarket resin ground crew. The Airfix Albion refueler is really nice.

Well you know you can absolutely use lacquers and enamels without primers without any adhesion problems. However acrylics absolutely does need a primer base..............

Great video! Thanks :-)) One short question: can I use Microset and Microsol if I paint my model with water-soluble acrylic paint I buy from Michaels (an art store in the US). This paint is the cheapest variety you can find for artwork, but it makes wonders for electric RC airplanes. Thanks a bunch.

B-29s had flush rivets and butt-joined skin panels. If you don’t see any rivets molded on this kit, it’s because it is accurate in that respect.

As a 70 year old "beginner" I find your build videos to be immensely helpful. Thank you!

Ich habe mir den bausatz gerade geholt ,und jetzt gehts los !

Hi, when will the victory start up again?

n the meantime my compliments for your Victory, I'm making the Corel Victory 1;98, I wanted to ask you for help. Between one frame and another there are 2 gunwales and I ask you, but once the two openings are cut, how are the strips supported between them? Is there a technique? Please help me.

I got one and it was 40 dollars 🥲

⭐️Really well presented and very helpful ⭐️ thanks for this 😎

Excellent video, I'm going to try it using the exact formulae and technique you teach. Got a Trumpeter ME 262 I've been having problems with standard Tamiya pin wash stuff...it just comes right out of the rivets.

I literally received this kit for my birthday 🎁 tomorrow, and can honestly say that since I started modelling again (almost a 40 year hiatus) I had shied away from Airfix because the videos from people like yourself were vocal in the drawbacks, and praise, for there kits, least of all being surface detailing, but I remembered that from years and years ago, however I saw Airfix was releasing this brand new moulding kit, and like you, I am very impressed with how they have done this kit, especially the detailing and construction of it, the last 1/24 kit I had by Airfix was the “Stuka”, when I was about 10, and that was an excellent kit, so perhaps this kit is a fitting way for me to get Airfix back into my collection and building habits. Thanks for this review, it has reinforced my confidence in buying British.

You do a great job on your videos. Many thanks!

Excellent and informative video. Well done!

Contact information for commission Great model

G'day Bobby, thanks so much for this product demo. I used to work with the RAAF's C-130s which, as you know, have the entire cargo decking and ramp door covered with wide strips of anti-slip material (in reality a thick 'sandpaper' like adhesive sheeting made by 3M). These days I've modelled many C-130s and other military transport aircraft that all have this interior finish. It really was a big help while moving around while the aircraft is in flight. I've used 500 Surfacer for this effect but I think it lacks that authenticity. That's why I'll be getting a couple of tubes of this product. I generally don't go for the MIG Jimenez (or 'Spanish style' of over the top weathering) accessories but this one looks like it's spot on. I also do a lot of WW2 models and the old style 'iron bombs' had a sort of roughish finish to them, probably because there were millions of them made and it was quicker and cheaper to not finish them off to a smooth surface. With a bit of thought I'm sure this product has many other modelling opportunities. Cheers, mate and thanks again. Bill H.

Great stuff! I was using it at my Academy Abrams kit in 1/35 scale. With small brush and stippling motions it gives a very nice and smooth result.

As by now you well know, the Bf-109E cowl was one piece, never hinged. There are many extent photos that show this. This a shame; an otherwise qwoite a noice build.

Great little review / tutorial Bobbie. I’ve never heard of this stuff before. Going to have to get hold of some & give it a try.

Hi Bobby, that looms grest, it certainly brinbs out the look of the GBU's, best regards from a Kiwi living in Australia

Awesome, thank you!

Would be better to highlight ur work and be more realistic if u at least paint the thermally protected area with a light grey

It's also great stuff to give texture to pilot's seats.

using Mr Surfacer 500 applied by brush in stippling motions. works fine.

I have had good luck making non-skid using Mr Surfacer

Good content...the gbu's look really nice. I have had a tube of this on the bench for a while but haven't tried it out yet. I've always used the Mr. Surfacer 500.

Great video!

A broke cheap ass modeler was save by this video.. Thanks mate!!

Car-to- graph decals not car-ta-grapher. There no ‘“er” on the end of Cartograph.

I need to know how much tubed oils should be used to use in the wash. And what you mixed with the oils

Too much money for me. I have been looking for this for a while now. Can't seem to find a 67 Shelby gt 500. And I'm sure not going to pay what they are asking for and still have to wait every month for a new package.

Ive worked on real C-130s, and lots of other Big aircraft and I can tell you that it has no panel lines sticking up off the skin surface, especially at right angles to the airflow. And any panel lines are visible only within 10/20 feet, which is only a couple of inches in 1/72nd scale. Being a modeler and a real aircraft tech is making me pretty picky about real scale look. The only actual way to delineate panels is by painting the individual panels with seperate applications. Even engraved lines are usually way too large for the scales we model.

excellent video mate!

Teflon is one of the few plastics you dont have to worry about chemicals damaging, its extremely resistant to acids/bases and solvents.

Has anyone tried this with Hataka - Red Line paints? thank you