Sturmbock something heavy ,used for ramming . Had to look it up . American bombers expect! Very nice build. I just love the helix on the prop spinner , definitely a blue ribbon winner. Keep up with the war planes they're awesome Vman.

Malowanie mistrz! ❤

Looks great, I would like to have seen how you painted and finished the seat cushion. Looking forward to seeing the full diorama!

Sehr enthusiastischer Modellbauer. Tolle Videos. Schön anzuschauen.

This kit is nice . I built a few , but needs after market parts , suggested help from Dragon dml and or SWS. Then it would be Damned awesome . P.E and an excellent paint and paint job . Do thi this great plane it's finest honors!

Change the music to a far more noble setting the plane itself deserves.

Absolutely stunning 🎉 23:05

Very detailed and dynamic looking diorama my friend! It was nice watching it unfold over the past several months. It looks exactly like the aircraft I worked on for over 15 years. I will let my friends know about your video.who are still maintaining the Warthog. 😊

Well done; and I think a Pilot climbing up the ladder would be a highlicht and two ground personal disarrange or moving the wheelchocks? (I do not know the engl word)

That kit is a crap ,have a many mistakes on its manufacturing, academy model , lately they manufactures model with errors sadly ,cause that errors are very notorious

Hello Rafal, that was a absolutely outstanding build of a very iconic US aircraft, your attention to deatail wax excellent with the small carrier cart and the well chocks, maybe you could gave added a aircraft mover tractor and some ground crew, congratulations on a job very well done, best regards from Australia, Les

Hello mr. Mofu!flawless build you have done.thank u4 delivering fun excitenes and Inspiration. I truly like your comment.thank u4sharing.keep your mojo!with best regards and sticky greetings from Brandenburg germany.faithfully yours.your modellmate.christian

I bought the Squadron-Signal reference book years ago. The landing gear has a rat's nest of electrical cables, brake cables, and pneumatic tubing.

Some UV resin over those modded landing lights really made them look very realistic.

Surprised nobody ever came up with a better ECM pod for Warthogs and Vipers.

Funny that Fairchild Republic left the Pave-Penny mounts, even though the Sniper and LANTIRN pods the A-10Cs carry put them in the technological ash-heap.

Wow, that separated wing-root fillet makes locking the wing in quite easy, doesn't it?

I was spoiled to have the Selfridge Red Devils' A-10Cs near me. They always do impressive low-speed CAS flying and touch-and go's around Chesterfield and Harrison Township, Michigan. Their P-47 tribute paintjob with invasion stripes was the cat's t@ts.

Quinta 3Decals to the cockpit rescue for sure.

So glad we finally got a few decent replacements for those antiquated Tamiya and Monogram kits.

grait work but for a 1:1 match you schould try the hobby color c-60 rlm02 grey

nice detailed cockpit . and grait aircraft.

Absolutly nice👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻

Great Build! I want to build this kit and paint it in a US Airforce captured scheme.

Perfect build 🔥🔥🔥

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Very nice work! I look forward to seeing the rest of your presentation. I had built polystyrene injected mold models of this vehicle, in 1:72nd- and 1:48th-scales.

I'm the guy in the picture driving the lift truck 😊 Unbelievable job once again my good friend. Looks like the real thing. Color is just as I remember it and you didn't fail to include all the little nuances which makes up this versatile little machine. Can't wait to see the video of the diorama when you're finally finished. Good luck!

nice job well done ,i am doing models forever i never knew the trick with the wax

So, this Revell kit has no Packard licensed built RR Merlin V-12 engine?

Question Does the propeller spin?

Absolutely stunning build. A beautiful kit of a very important aircraft. Used by us Aussies extensively in the Pacific.

Excellent build. Very timely as I just received the Eduard 1/48 Mig-21 PFM in the mail today. One drawback of that kit is that the instructions don't always show which of the decal variants apply to alternative parts. One example is that two photoetch frets are provided for the cockpit, one in turquoise green and the other in gray, but nothing is noted as to which to use. As I am going to build it as the Polish plane from 1994, my guess is the gray one is correct.

When I watch you guys, you all use the Tam Liquid Poly with the green lid. What is the trick for getting this to stick using such tiny dabs? Is the glue fresher than the stuff I get on a certain very well known web site? What am I doing wrong? Also my trigger assembly for a fairly decent Iwata Revolution BR, do you have any tips for this, the trigger button at top dangles to a link with one edge slightly angled, should this edge be placed facing the nozzle. It is so fiddly it makes me not want to use it, please help! It’s a shame because it is a great little brush otherwise. Thanks for your videos as always.

gros probleme d,ajustement au niveau du poste de pilotage beaucoup de ponçage a faire

Brilliant..great video

TY for inspiration my Friend, Beautiful Art!

The chipping is excessive considering the life of a zero is maybe 6 months.

hello, can i achieve a good painting with brush? good work

Great work!

Beautiful Art my Friend! -Detroit

Really appreciate your video and a really nice build. I have just bough myself the Revell Spitfire Mk Ixc and I hope I can do as nice a job on it when I finally get round to building it. Like other commentators I was put off buying it because of reviews I had seen and read.When it arrived I was pleasantly surprised. It really is a high quality kit and far better value for money than the Tamiya Spitfire Mk IX which I also have. Right out of the box the Revell kit looks like a Spitfire. The Tamiya Spitfire may be slightly more accurate, but in my opinion it is over engineered , over hyped and seriously over priced for what you get in the box. It also has issues of its own, eg ; open gun bays but no guns.If you want the cannon and machine guns they will cost you at least another £30.00 on top of what the kit cost. From what I have heard there can be an issue with the quality of the decals as well. Over all the Revell Mk IX is a major improvement on the old Revell 1/32 scale Spitfire kits, but also a vast improvement on the 1/48 and 1/32 Spitfire kits in the Hasegawa range.

Beautiful build!!! 👍

Loved the build and loved the rubber tyre hack, thanks.

Good afternoon my friend, that was a extremely awesome build of this very iconic fighter, I have just come across your channel and have subscribed, I thought your channel looked familiar, and I thought I had already subscribed but I had not, looking forward to more of your builds, best regards from Australia, and your English sounds very good to me, cheers Les

とても素晴らしい作品だと思いました。❤