Thanks for the breakdown! I have a quick question: My OKX wallet holds some USDT, and I have the seed phrase. (alarm fetch churn bridge exercise tape speak race clerk couch crater letter). Could you explain how to move them to Binance?

PAUL!!!! Your driver's license is showing (number)!

Beautiful build, Paul! I am currently working on 2 more 1961 Coral Sea aircraft carriers. The first one went to my brother in Washington and the one I'm currently building goes to my brother in law in Michigan. Their Dad served on the Coral Sea when he was in the Navy. He's passed away a few years ago so I'm building these for the family to honor him. I am also going to start one that will belong to my wife and I.

Good Afternoon Paul from a warm windy Wednesday here in Stratford, NZ! Great choice of kit! You are doing a great job Paul; I'm looking forward to seeing this one done! Are you going to put the pilot figure in?

Paul, you are a machine!

Just curious. Why spray the canopies with clear blue?

Paul, that came out great. The decals are awful in all the boxing's of the Skyraider. The Monogram Skyraider builds up to a great looking plane. In some areas, I like it better than the Tamiya one. For wing root gaps, I like to use a water based putty such as Vallejo. You can apply it, let it set for a few minutes and then wipe it away with a wet Q-tip. It might take a few passes with the putty, but there is no sanding to wipe out the panel lines.

Hi Paul, the Skyraider is looking really good, for an old kit it still goes together very nicely, best regards from Australia, Les

Talk about nostalgia! Those old Monogram kits were great; certainly better than the early Airfix kits available back in the early 80's. You are doing a fantastic job on this old girl (can I still say that??). She really looks great Paul. Which color scheme are you going for? All the best Paul from a warm relatively clear late afternoon here in Stratford, New Zealand! Dennis.

1977 first release

My model turned out great but then the decals just fell apart.

Looks cool. 🛩

Great looking build!

Morning Paul, the Hurricane is looking great, you have done a fantastic job, it really looms very mean with the two cannon on board, thanks for sharing the great build, bedt regards from Australia, Les

nice introduction

Too true, enjoyed the build.

If I may make a suggestion, spreading the fuselage with a piece of sprue is an accepted way to close that gap. Great job wrestling with this kit.

great looking aircraft - compared to F-117 ! hopefully someone will release it again one day ?

Coming along nicely. The fit and gaps, well that just something us modelers have to deal with.

Sorry Paul to see Revell's lack of Engineering finesse and an obvious effort at test fitting their products prior to release to the Public. Special Hobby kits were like this at one stage - I havn't built another one in a while so I don't know what they are like now. I do remember the Hawker Tempest you built that was in fact a Special Hobby kit. It appears, to me at least, that Revell design these products on Computer, then flick the files straight to a third party, probably the third party who bid for the job cheapest, then manufacture, box and release. I would have engineered those wing roots separately so they attach to the fuselarge directly, and onto a wing 'box' that a single peice leading edge would mount onto. Job done. We could go on and on about Revell Paul, but I think it's a pretty safe bet they don't care about who buys their products, as long as money changes hands and they make some level of profit. As for unbuildable kits try Heller's 72 scale Constellation, Revell's 32 scale P-38 Lightning, or AMT's 16 scale 1955 Chev Bel Air, that ended up in the trash just a few weeks ago. I wish you well moving forward on this project Paul - to be honest I am now looking forward to your next Project... All the best from a dark and cold Stratford, New Zealand! Cheers, Dennis

Sorry to bother you again Paul...would you consider building one of the Hasegawa 1/32 Japanese fighter planes? (Shoki, George, Zero perhaps?). Kind Regards, Dennis

Coming along nicely!

Hi Paul, the Hurricane is looking great, one of the aircraft that was always in the Spitfures shadows, best regards from Australia, Les

Hey, can the gun move up and down?, cheers

Use lighter fluid to remove that label without damaging the box.

Good Afternoon Paul from a cold and wet Stratford, New Zealand! You are doing a fantastic job on that kit Paul. I am most impressed with this product - it looks to me as though somebody in Corporate Revell has taken a look at the diving profits of their products, and maybe listened to the comments from modellers the world over, and decided it's time to get back into the game. That clear peice in the central crutch assembly for example - that is something only a modeller would have come up with. It's better to have a larger single peice to cement into place, than have to faff around with two tiny clear pieces that can easily rocket off out of the tweezers and into hyperspace never to be seen again! We as modellers know this, but a designer who doesn't build models may not. The way in which this product has been designed reminds me of Special Hobby kits. If I hadn't already built an Airfix 24 scale Hurricane I would be sorely tempted to ask Santa for one of these kits. Hopefully Revell will follow up with perhaps something like a TA152H-1, Fw190A-8 or even a Zero. I think, in this engineering and design format they will sell well! I could'nt believe when I saw a review recently of this kit Paul the reviewer complained the kit had to few parts, and although there was nothing wrong with the product, he kept bemoaning the lack of 400 parts and a motor! Honestly Paul, sometimes I am ashamed to be English (albeit an Englishman living on the other side of the world!). I am terminally Ill Paul with a degenerative Brain disease that is destroying my nervous system and my internal organs at pretty much the same time, which makes building the more complicated kits out of the question for me. This layout is perfect for modellers in my boat (even older modellers or those new to the hobby.) Anyway Paul, you are really bringing out the best in this product - I look forward to following you as you progress! All the best, Dennis.

Looking good!

Lol I ordered a kit off Amazon last month and it came in a diaper box.

I've had a computer motherboard delivered from Amazon in the exact same way. The packing looked as though it'd been run over by a forklift and was rather "rattly" upon receipt. Suffice to say when opened it was basically a bare circuit board and heap of loose electronics components just floating around. It was absurd to the point where I was too busy laughing to be mad about it. They did promptly send a replacement.

What a crappy shipping job Amazon!

Good Afternoon Paul from a Sunny Stratford, New Zealand! Thankyou for your presentation of this product. It's really positive to see Revell have put out a kit that looks detailed, relatively easy to construct with few parts that will look like a Hurricane when finished. I like what you have done in the cockpit. Shame there is no harness, but I guess you can't have everything. I'm looking forward to seeing where you go from here. All the best!, Dennis

Hi Paul, that was so e pretty shitty postage packaging lack of it, the cockpit is looking great, well done on the first stage of the build, best regards from Melbourne Australia, Les

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Rough model isn't the word for this thing you did a great job what should I just give us a little bit more information and showed us how you did it

Nice build

looks great

Great job on a tough kit!

Hi Paul, the B-25 looks absolutely outstanding, the paint finish I s done to perfection, best regards from Australia, Les

Turned out well, Paul! What’s next? Take care! Drew

Nice work on the gaps!

Looking good! The engine to wing fit is awful on that kit; you did a great job dealing with it.

Please tell me what is the most valuable model in your collection, I don't mean in monetary value, but in terms of what is valuable to your heart and soul.

Hi Paul, the B-25 is looking great, there does appear to be a few fit issues ie 'the step' on top, but the that is what they made modelling putty for, looking forward to the painting video, bedt regards from Australia, Les

Hi Paul, this looks like it will be a excellent build, I have always liked the look of the B-25, hope the build goes well, bedt regards from a Kiwi living in Australia, Les

Nice clean model, I like it. Yellow is always a problematic colour to paint. With bright colours like that apply a coat of white first and your results will be much better.

Looking good!

Looking forward to seeing how this goes together!

Looks Great! Nice job. I have had mine in my stash for years and still have not built it yet... maybe after watching this series I will

Great looking build Paul! And yes, someone does make a mask set for the canopy. I forgot the name of the company.

Great work on cockpit, very nice details, what was your decision? Used decall or else?