Absolutely fantastic build,thanks. Am going to purchase a kit to try and emulate your amazing construction

Pls 1/48 helikopter mi-17V5 Back full part vith Ramp

How does the copper rods work like do they just come in contact with each other and complete the circuit? Also how are the wires connected to the copper rods?

Incredible build

WTF is that monstrosity? It defiantly is not the YF-23...

Bought this kit in 79, loved the P-39 ever since.

may i ask ,did you buy or make the rear mirror for the front canopy?

Any files for sale yet? Thanks

Do you have a video of this exact biuld

Is that a P-47 Razorback in the beginning? If yes, do you remember which kit? Thanks for sharing this info.

Did you finish it ?

Lovely little kit. Nice to see that contrary to the frequently told horror tale, white spirit can be applied on top of acrylic without "destroying" it. At least tamiya/Gunze "acrylic lacquer", I mean.

Beautiful work, what brand/Shade of blue did you use for the Argentine flag color on the tail? Thank you

What is the diameter of those motors?

I used this technique also a few years ago, building 1:12 F1 cars. But I did some additional stuff: I pushed the copperwire with the solder ( but I retracted it a bit, to obtain some space ) into a shrink tube. If you carefully warm up the outside, it will shrink and creating some sort of hose with ribs in it...looks pretty convincing 😉

Thanks, the most usefull info for me was a recommentation for the white spirit brand as I was afraid to pick up a solvent for oil paints in hardware store for the fear that it would somehow have problem with acrylics/plastic below.

Please do a tutorial on how you do your instrument panel. The detail you get in your gauges is on par with PE. I tried painting them as the decal looks pretty unrealistic and it came out okay, but yours look so real.

I have watched one of your videos for the 1st time, and I have to express my deepest compliment to your great skills! The painted cockpit is highly convincing, simply outstanding!

I watch this video probably once a month for inspiration and really pleasing background sound. Hope all is well, and you're still building models.

Are raised panel lines typically a problem when masking hard edge paint lines? I recently got a little paint leakage, didn't sand down the panel/rivets. thanks

No, that kit does NOT go back to 1963! I recall very well when it first came out and I had hoped for a 1/48 P-39 for years. Revell had an old 1/46 P-39 from the 1950's that was not too bad - with some work - but did not re-release it except as the Cobra II racer with a 4 blade prop. Atlantis models sells a re-release of that old Revell kit.

It's been several years since this video. Did you have major issues, and put it back on the shelf? I bought this kit when it was first issued. I've enjoyed your other 1/48 builds. Anxious to see you complete yours.

Nice one. Thank you for sharing ❤

Great video. Airfix has always been a staple whether it was a 1.72 cheap weekend kit or their larger kits. I do like Eduard stuff and their weekend and Profi packs are nice to build.

This was genius. I'm going to look for he follow up and see how that all ties together with the engine detailing.

. I love what you did here, especially the finishing touches.

Good point re "counting rivets". Great build.

Cut tye tape on half, genius. thats my new scibing hack!! I genuinly never thought that. cheers

Sir, what type of 3d printer would you recommend?

Hi. Where I can find this model for sale ? Tks.

Following on from yr excellent tip I ordered some self adhesive vinyl in A4 which also seems to work well and can be cut to shape for 32scale models... I, ve yet to fine tune its application and I, m not sure if it will take paint but as you can get the vinyl in a variety of colours including red it should work Regards Howard

David R Lentz, Columbus, Ohio, USA (Wednesday, 2 October, 2024) You give us a professional, straightforward narration of an efficiently methodical build, for which I quite appreciate you. Most channellers either say nothing at all (perhaps their lack of familiarity with the language), or try to assure us they are no better than the rest of us. (What? I want someone much better than I am to show me what I need to know!) A few (fortunately) jabber incessantly (and I am loquacious!). At 13:06, you paint the dorsal horizontal surfaces Dark Sea Blue. Is this flat or gloss, please? Have you assembled any of Tamiya’s 1:32nd-scale kits of the Chance Vought F4U Corsair USN/USMC/FAA Fighter series? If so, I would like your assessment of them, please. Tell us all more thoroughly in a sequence of build videos on each in turn, please.

Beautiful job.I watched with great interest as I was trying to figure out how you got the white lines in front of the wind screen?... I didn't see anything that looked like masking.So I'm assuming it's a decal.Just didn't see the process on your video.

Awesome work!

Great video. Getting back into modelling after decades break. How do you paint the black area on the nose in front of the cockpit so accurately? I'm concerned I'll make a mess of it.

too good , very patiently and concisely explained every nuanced step !

where do you get those resin print files from

If no one has said it, that yellow in the decals was translucent 46 years ago when I built it.

I found my Enola Gay photos-scanned them. Don’t see where I can attach them, however…

Excellent tip sir

I built the B-29 Enola Gay model displayed in the Smithsonian exhibit on the Hiroshima bombing mounted in the National Air and Space Museum back in 1994-1996. For the model, I used the Monogram kit, but scribed all the panel lines. It was such a large aircraft and laborious process (plus the fact that it had to be a flawless natural metal finish) I decided that it had to be a model subject I was very excited about before would go through all that trouble and effort again.

You're really good in explaining things. Please do make more MOI3d tutorials even its not about 3d printing

man, now I want to learn this software. Great techniques. Thanks

EXCELLENT ¡¡¡¡¡¡ Congratulations, you are a master modeller. Greetings from Mexico City.

You turned something that I thought was complicated and made it look pretty easy. I’d like to learn more about how to do panel lines on a model that I want to create

This is awesome work. Subscribed!

Wow!

One of the best builds of a P-51 I’ve seen for sometime, a stunning model. You could just build Mustangs as the colour schemes and markings were interesting and varied.