Well done, Jamie!

VERY WELL DONE! The light dusting instead of heavy dirt, oil and weathering , EXCELLENT! There wasn't the usual heavy panel lines accentuated with some kind of grime paint, no overly chipped paint on props or oil stains on the underneath. Looking foward to your videos 5 stars

Lovely result Jamie. Well done. Have you done any of their boxings of the 109E? It is actually a Special Hobby mould but looks a little jewel on the sprue.

Thanks Jamie, modellers should do more after build reviews, a different perspective because you have time to rethink things and point out pros and cons.

I can't describe how much I love this build

Fantastic paint job 👍

Absolutely fabulous work again.

Awesome build Jamie, killer work. Your weathering is spot on.

Hey Jamie looks fantastic, another great job.

Thoroughly enjoyable video, Jamie! Thanks for your wonderful explanations. Very helpful when it comes time to build mine.

Very informative Jamie - Perfect amount of "What" and "Why" - I could watch / listen to this kind of Video all day - Thank you!

Outstanding, Jamie. Werner Schroer himself would be happy to strap in, provided you could shrink him. Isn't the underside RLM78, faded and shaded?

Great build and in 1/72 my scale keep them coming Jamie

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Interesting that you scribe around the switchboxes on the cockpit sidewalls to give them more separation from the panels Jamie. I guess they really pop after a wash. Good tip. 👍🏻

Truly masterful.

I’m currently for the first time riveting Revells 1/48 Sr-71. Your video on the Colt was a great help Jamie

awesome job!!!

Great to watch a master at work. This format is interesting as a précis of a full build but please don’t go away from the more detailed and in depth builds.

That looks a real mess,.. in a good way 😅. I just started my airbrushing path, and getting a result like yours is my future goal. Small steps at the minute. I like your music choices for this video style too. Great work, Jamie.

Thank for putting the time into editing and summarizing this Hurricane build series into a shorter version.

I like the music choice - it fits the subject well

I was minding my own business last Saturday and happened upon your laminar flow 1/48 Spitfire XIV post on facebook, as a result I have a set on the way and a Mk VIII Spitfire to butcher. The perils of social media ! It’s my first foray into a conversion and if all goes well I may go for the low back XIV set to convert my 1/32 Tamiya XVI that’s in the stash that I have zero enthusiasm for in its present form . Thanks Jamie………I think 😂

Hi jamie, Thank you for all your hard work and keeping us modellers entertained. Also, looking forward to all yours builds exciting times. cheers Gary 🇬🇧

That looks like a beautiful kit Jamie, nicely done on your whole build process I like this format but I also like when you explain the build as well, great work

Hi Jamie .Very nice hurricane. The masks for markings and the camo worked a treat. I built one early this year but put off painting as ultra ab needed replacing . Sorted now , must pick it up sgain . Love the "chin" trop intake and colours . Classic. I hope your good . M

Great looking result there. Love the bit of music at 17.43

Superb results as ever - do miss the commentary for the “why I did this” - I worked out the stencil order reasoning ( I hope 😊 ). Another beauty!!!

I'm sure you must have been through this in one of your vids Jamie, but what made you decide to mask and paint some of the markings before applying the camouflage coat?

Well done.

Very accurate Dunlop fighter tires.

That bird is weathered.

I like the way ARMA tooled the 20mm Hispano cannons vs. Hasegawa.

Arma really know how to capture riveted-skinned aircraft in their molds.

You brought a lot of color modulation to that RAF Tropical scheme. I like the painted stencils and roundels as well.

Yay! Positionable flying surfaces!

Now that is a great-looking Hurricane.

These Eastern European companies are giving Hasegawa a run for their money with their own subjects.

It's weird going from your magazine articles and photos to watching you build in real time, Maestro.

A brilliant build and really enjoyed this longer video so please on occasion can we have more.

Really enjoy your channel and videos. Really do prefer when you do the commentary to just music, so many channels do that and l feel we miss out on your insights into the builds.

Nice work! What paint did you use to paint the bottom of the kit?

Fantastic job Jammie...Stunning build! if you think this kit is a nightmare you should try an A6 from Kinetic! 😅😅

Beautiful work young Padawan! 👍🏻👌🏻👏🏻

Thanks for all the work editing Jamie -mucho appreciated! Looking forward to seeing what you do with this Spit, especially the pit and weathering of course.

Thanks for the extensive updates. Exciting times ahead on the channel.

I emailed Richard Alexander to ask him why there was no detail on the tailplanes of the Kotare Spitfires when they did have screw fasteners and he said that they hadn't recreated them because at scale they would not be visible, so guess that goes for any other detail that we may think is missing? I do agree with him though about the wing leading edges, the rivets were puttied and sanded at the factory and I can't say I've ever seen a photo where they are visible - but if course there'll be some somewhere!

Thanks Jaime for you hard work with you channel and keeping us entertained

Looking forward to watching the Kotare build for what I know you can achieve with it , Jamie. The Kotare kits are outstanding and would have built them myself but desired the larger scale of the Airfix, 1/24 Mk.IX. There was far more corrections and modifications to perform than expected, taking the majority of build time to complete. It was mostly enjoyable and rewarding as part of the hobby but for modellers not wishing to deal with accuracy issues the Kotare models are superior. I may have mention this before to you, Jamie. I have a official RAF training film on the practices of preparing and painting of wartime aircraft with a focus on 'High Speed' aircraft posted on my channel featuring early Spitfires that I think you would find of interest and helpful for your build.

Yes please, to long videos.😁