Nice work, but that a/c shouldn’t have the IFF cheese slicer antennas leading from the horizontal stabs to the fuselage. That didn’t exist when that airplane was flying in those markings.

Great info here. New to the PE world. Does the wax pencil trick prevent the primer and paint from adhering?

God bless this man

So nice and giod sharing. See you 😊

Fantastic build. Great results. Thanks for sharing

Glad to see you back!

Great job!!!! Where can i buy that shaker? Please send us a link!!!! Thanks

Thanks for the video. So, I would like to ask you where I can buy the paint shaker?

Just a comment for the algorithm

Hi Scott, good to see you back. I'm looking forward to the next video.

I am so scared to take the step into figures, but I really want to start doing large busts! Can't wait to see the next installment!

If you have any questions please leave a comment below. I see them all and respond fairly quickly. Thanks!

What kind of gloves do you use?

Seeing is believing? nah cause then you are Jack Black. Man you two look alike.

Art and Craft superbly stated.

Really nice job. Why do you prefer oils for flesh tones?

How heavily do you thin the oil paint?

I've heard this model is 52 inches long .. ? I am impressed. Nice.

What an effort for such an ugly model.

Did you cut the decals with a knife on the panel lines? That part was kinda confusing. I have this kit too and wanna build it but am not sure on the decals/panel lines, I would hate for that detail to get lost

How would you do the pinstripes? Thanks

Wow and wow again sir. Incredible craftmanship on this video series. So glad I found that initial Tamiya Spitfire video. I'm going to thoroughly enjoy being subscribed to your channel.

Subscribing is not a wasted effort on your channel sir. Thank you from England.

Greetings from England. As a person who is guilty of getting from A to Z by missing out the other 24 letters, this is very educational and helpful. The results of your patience are there as evidence of great work. Thank you, I'm learning sir.

Is that clever, or what! The idea in the first place was a wonderful tribute. To make it real is amazing. Hats off to you sir.

I'm English (all say never mind) and still a newby but as you suggested in your recent reply to my appreciation of your Spitfire build, which was brilliant, I have started at the beginning and I'm hooked sir. Subscribed and enjoying what I have seen. The "posh" upper crust English accent at the end wasn't at all bad. So much better than Dick Van Dyke's bruising cockney accent in Mary Poppins. I'm an old cockney and found it hilarious. He's still good though. Again sir, I'm hooked.

凄いリアルですね！

una bella mano!!!

Hey brother! Would love to see you get back at it with some smaller projects! Don't burn yourself out! Some 1/35 figures always gets the mojo up!

Almost six years late but this was definitely worth seeking out, took a while and I've been searching. Excellent tips and the 40 mins is just right. It's quite hard to find long form videos that go into a good amount of detail. Thanks 👍 I can't remember what my first childhood kit was, but my first kit returning to the hobby was a P51-D, immediately followed by this kit - neither looked this good, of course 😅😬

Fantastic work! Do you have a list of all the colors you used?

Q: Which medium you prefer oils or acrylics ?

so how many clear coats are you applying, if you're doing a clear coat between each oil layer.

So could I get some more detail about how your thin your paint so you don't destroy the layer beneath? You said you add thinner to your palette. It helps the paint dry faster, more matter, and flows off the brush better. But when I do it, it destroys the underlying layers. So I wonder what you are doing different. If you covered this already, could you point me to the video? thank you.

I've just caught up with your channel and having this kit in my stash I had to watch. I'm an ageing resumer but want to give it my best shot.I'm getting there (I think). The days are gone when as a kid too many years ago the Airfix figure of Julius Caesar had a red gloss cloak, groan. Wonderful finish to this kit sir, I can only hope and remember more haste less speed. Is there a video for the figure and setting, I did look but it isn't beyond the realms of possibility that this old codger kept missing it. Respect from England.

5:18 some white tack on a cocktail stick or some q tips dipped in beeswax

Love everything but not the deck color . I m surprised you did not weathered it to give a wooden aspect

Excellent build thank you

Justo esta el color que necesito en este modelo de pintura (verde zinc para interior aviones ww2) y no estaba seguro como funcionaria y que tipo de diluyente necesitaba...así que tu video estaba justo para resolver mis dudas, muchísimas gracias y super completo tu test de este tipo de pinturas felicitaciones. PD un minuto de silencio por esos kits que dieron sus superficies para el desarrollo de este video je

Should I apply x22 gloss before applying decals ?

Way to come back out punching!

Huh well there ya go I had no idea that dry brushing was not a thing! Great video