Did you learn to do most of this through KZbin? This was a ton of work, but DAMN did it come out looking good. And it must feel amazing to know that you did most of the work by yourself.

Super to see you are back! <3

Never clicked a notification quicker!

Welcome back, I hope you're finally settled in your awesome new home!!!!

Love it - glad You are back :)

Look. We had become accustomed to you finishing complex modelling projects in a fraction of the time it would take any of us. Why did you have to go and show that you also do serious, real-world projects in a fraction of the time we do too?! I swear, if you make a video doing an annual tax return in 3 mins, I might have to unsubscribe! Cracking work!

Bratu, to si si mohol za pak kačiek kupit original proxxon trafo s regulaciou…

Is amazing to see perfect modeler doing things with scale 1:1. Next step is car repair. 😀

Magnifique

Ah yes the mighty Mg 47😂❤

Glad to see you're back!

Frigging beautiful! 👍

That's amazing- It looks so realistic!

UN EJEMPLO MAS DE EL MEJOR EJÉRCITO DE LA HISTORIA...¡¡¡ GENIAL

Outstanding!

Woohoo!! Loved this ❤ great to see content again!

Enjoy a good video build were you start "cutting the excess plastic with sharp side cutter, and some minor improvements"! 👍 Enjoy your "new" home and have some fun! 😃

Awesome

Where diorama?

Good to see ya back Mr D!

And he´s back in business 👍You´re eight-pawed "cat" came out great, these Hasegawa kits of the 234 really hold their own quite nicely indeed... I am currently building the /2-variant as a quick build after having a little break due to hand-surgery myself :) Looking forward to your future uploads as always!

I'm just agreeing with everybody else, that it's great to see you back, so we can all improve our building techniques. Welcome back, David

You still got it mate,nice one 😉👍

It's been a long time but worth Waiting.😅

Another amazing tiny masterpiece.

It's not a Soviet vehicle until the rust and holes are applied😁

You are extremely talented and handy; not to mention, brave! I would never have taken the risk with knocking out walls and such. I'm super impressed! But where will your workspace be? And a modeler as prolific as you, will there be room to display any of your work?

Nádherná práca ❤❤

You are always amazing!

A StuG on wheels.

Congrats on renovating your apartment. Your build shop/studio looks good, Maestro.

WE ARE BACK BOYS, GET SOME POPCORN, GET COMFY, AND LET MAKE SOME MINOR IMPROVEMENTS!!!!!!!!!!!

Complex build, no styrene and only small amount of filler. 10/10 GOLD STAR David. And the video itself, a pleasure to watch.

Fun fact - his day job is neurosurgeon.

Missed you Plasmo. It is interesting to see another countries Construction practices. Me being an architect in the USA, this video is very interesting to me. Thanks Glad to have you back.

Glad you're back! Although your appartment is next level, but I didn't see a modelling-atelier?

Un plaisir de vous revoir pour de nouveaux montages🙂

6:07 These "vehicle measurement sticks" are called "Peilstange(n)" so in english "Dipstick(s)". Great work and welcome back!🤗

Welcome back!

So, after watching Mr Damek's videos I got myself a 3D printer. There sheer amount of extremely high quality *free* .stl files out there is gob-smacking. A little warning though; some people just convert a rare model from an .obj file to an .stl file and then charge a premium amount for it. These are *not* suitable for printing as they often have tens of holes and voids in them that can't really be fixed without 3D modelling skills and if you have that you could have done the conversion yourself. If unsure, ask someone who knows.

We need a collection video

I find if I use a low rpm on my dremel the tool just bogs down and stops and starts. I really chopped up an M41 recently with this and the part I was working on was ruined. I know it's cheap to get another one but I've had to go back to filing with hand files and losing the kit and not being able to use the dremel is annoying!

Welcome back my friend. ❤

Day 1 of asking for 1/72 IS-7

HERE WE GO

Make a base/diorama for this, please.

Why so dirty? You said in the video itself you don't want to make it too dirty and now it's full of grime and scratches again :( Honestly your work is amazing but the result looks too artificial for me. Too strong shading, it looks like a comic and not real life.

Obviously you didn't forget any skills over the break, it looks amazeballs! For some reason I like the mud splatter effect from those huge wheels the most!

Great comeback 🎉 love you channel!

Hey maybe a lil tipp, for details on tanks, try looking if the vehicle is in war thunder, super great details in the game on the vehicles and u can get up real close