@@geod1972 Thank you!

Thanks for your kind comment. I’m sorry, but I can’t remember the brand of PRU Blue I used. Maybe an inquiry on Britmodeller will get you some good advice.

Thank you. Unfortunately I can’t help you with the tweezers-no brand name etched on them. I’ve had them for so long I can’t remember where they came from. Try searching online for “quality tweezers”.

@@57hound thanks, I think probably Meng and Mr Tools are some of the best, and Tamiya of course, but expensive. Look forward to more great videos

Thanks! Glad you found the video helpful. Re the weathering-we are on the same page.

Thank you! Enjoy the build, it’s a nice kit.

Thanks! It’s a nice kit. I’m sure you will enjoy building it.

Thank you! It’s a nice kit.

It’s a nice kit. Enjoy!

Yes, I like those oversized markings too. Thank you for adding to the conversation and for your kind comments!

Thank you!

Thank you!

Tony Perez Thanks Tony! I’m glad you found the video I helpful. The filler is Acryl Blue, which is apparently no longer made. It is a solvent based, very fine grained auto body putty. It’s relatively fast curing, has minimal shrinkage, and feathers out very well when wet sanding. If you are looking for something similar, I suppose any automotive “spot” or “glazing” putty would be about the same. Though I haven’t used it myself, I’ve heard good things about Tamiya White. All the best to you and yours for the holidays and have a great 2020!

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Thank you!

Thanks for your comments! Like you, I do the same thing on all long seams, gluing just a little bit at a time. It’s so much more controllable that way, helping to avoid so many problems.

Glad you liked it. Thank you.

Peter Cavellini Yes, it certainly is. I pretty much never build more than one example of any given aircraft, but I make an exception with Spitfires.

Peter Cavellini Thanks for your suggestion. I’m thinking some of the shots would also be better with a different angle. Right now I’m kind of limited by the equipment at hand, but I’m tossing around a few ideas. We’ll see what happens.

A 1/144 scale Spitfire?! I am in awe of your microscope-like vision! Good on you guy! Thanks for the kind compliments.

Thank you for your kind comment.

@@amoaero2279 👌🇨🇱✈️ gran trabajo

Thank you!

Thank you sir!

Thank you! I have some short videos coming up soon. After that I'm planning for more full builds.

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Wow, thank you very much!

Thanks for your kind comments. I am planning to do more videos

Thanks for the positive comment. The sanding tool is the Flex-i-File, available at www.flex-i-file.com, and maybe elsewhere. There are 4 or 5 different grits available, ranging from coarse to very fine (600 grit?).

It's Faller Expert glue. It's thicker than liquid solvent cement but much thinner than old fashioned tube glue. I like using it when the capillary action of liquid cement might not be the best choice. Unlike tube glue, Faller dries very quickly, and it doesn't "string". Faller also makes a Super Expert glue which dries even quicker. Thanks for watching and for your question.

Thank you for your very generous comment. Yes, more videos are in the works.

Thanks for your comment--greatly appreciated.

Thank you!

Thank you for your kind comment. I am planning to do more videos.

@@amoaero2279 Great news, you should. I like your style. Very enjoyable

Thank you. A lot of credit has to go to the kit. It really is quite nice.

Daniel Bateman thanks for your kind comments. It really is a nice kit. I’m sure you will have fun with it.

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