If that one is the one for the drawing feel free to put my name in for it.

Excellent job with the shading and modulation!

Awesome how to, this has been a big issue for me and this helps a lot.

Thanks for the interesting tip about Krystal Klear. Did you use other glue initially to secure the mesh down?

Thanks, Bob. I've never tried it but I've often thought about it. Into the breach . . .

Thank you!

Hello, 2 questions. Is it ok to make 1 litre, even if it takes me a couple of years to use up, or should I just make 200ml each time? Confirmation for 1 Litre: 666ml H2O + 333ml IPA + 15ml Flow + 15ml Retarder. Correct?

Bob it’s riveting and not riviting. Helpful video for people who struggle with scribing etc

Ty for the review! I was nervous about buying it. The QR code doesn't work btw 😢

Great video... very helpful!

I like my dental pick-style planer-scribers, too. The diamond carbide tips stay sharp forever.

I need your wall-mounted paint racks to buy back my work bench space...

Those Hasegawa Tritool and Tamiya scribing templates are lifesavers for all the different-shaped maintenance panels on aircraft.

I swear that Tamiya Scriber 2 is a reskinned Olfa P-Cutter.

Wow, who makes that circular rivet template you showed for a second???

5:12 I always mess that up. At least it’s on the bottom most of the time. I did get one of those Tamiya s robes, they’re awesome. Cheers from America. Great video! Never seen a sewing needle like that.

Sweet little compressor Bobby. Thanx for the review.

Very well done, super informative presentation

Hi Bob. I was recently given an old Frog Shackleton kit and thi is a sea of raised rivets and panel lines. I have decide and begun to remove all of the surface detail. Now I would like to put some back on but I don't want to go mad on it. On the real thing some of the rivets were raised but I won't bother with that , there is to much to even contemplate doing them all again. So my plan is to do a pretty smooth finish on this kit. Its a vintage kit so I am not expecting miracles but I would like to produce a nice painted finish and to get the decals to go down well. As for tools I have an old worn X-Acto saw blade which will do for the panel lines and I also have a dental type of pointed scribing tool. I have quite a steady hand so I don't have a problem doing free hand and I have a steel rule to guide me. But this is a big aircraft even in 1/72nd scale. So my question is how far do you think I should go ? There are some serious fit issues so I will have to do some work on this especially around the engine nacelles. Any input would be appreciated. Regards.

Thanks for share your knowledge. We use to see videos of modelers who show us the good modelers they are, but do not explain with those details the way to make it. Keep it going!!!

Seems much easier than my way of masking and spraying various AK Interactive xtreme metals shades. To create different panel shades.

No nonsense, does what it says on the tin.

Thank you! Ibuy Very good!

will it fit Tamiya Spitfire mk1

Revisiting this video as having a few issues with my spraying. Where can I get a link to the 'Noddy guide flow chart' you mention at the start of the video please?

It's not necessary to wear a mask while using an airbrush ? Or is it okay when using acrylic paints ? In almost every video I've seen, they can't stress it enough.... so just thought I'd ask. Your videos are awesome! really helping me a ton with my new hobbie 🙏

Please put more video

At last, a good video about shading!!! Thank you so much for sharing!!

Hello.I have got back into modelling after 50 years.I found your presentation on the glued most helpful and succinct.Thank you.

Absolutely gorgeous...I dont have the painting skills to do such fine work as this.Just in my 2nd year with an airbrush and its tricky..lots to learn and know how to waether and do panel lines.and ya I have had a few disasters but I was smart enough to get really cheap models to practice on

One of my favorite kits! I would have to agree with others that the panel line shading is a bit overkill.

Beautiful

Brilliant 👍👍

little bit overboard on the panel lines man

Thought this kit had a boarding ladder ?

A VERY DIFFICULT Model TO FIND....LET ALONE GET IT...😪😑

Morning Bobby, that was an absolutely stunning build of the F86D, I do prefer the look of the D verdion to the early F86 Sabres, many thanks for sharing this build, haveca Happy New Year, best regards from a Kiwi living in Australia, Les

Lovely build, up to the moment you started shading the panel lines. Never seen that on real nmf.

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it is de-cal-ing not dec-al-ing!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

yes, OK !

Finally someone does a review on this

This is a 501 Squadron Battle of Britain Hurricane. The box art displays a famous incident on October 7, 1940 when Kenneth "mad mac" Mackenzie claimed three downed 109s. The first 2 he shot down, but by the third he ran out of ammo. He fly alongside and used his wingtip to knock the tail plane off the 109 forcing it to crash. Despite loosing 6ft off his wing,he nursed the plane back to base.

My cat knocked over a bottle of AK spirits and I have a t-90 on my bench that I want to get started by applying kursk dirt enamel pigment on, while i am waiting on a new bottle of ak white spirits is there any alternative to using that that I may have in my home that can substitute for ak white spirit? I also wonder if a big cheap can of white spirit at a walmart will work too. How about anything else?

Enjoyed watching your video....with the sound off! Music totally drowns out your voice.

Do you use any product to fix the pastel? I've read reports that applying varnish after pastel without fixative makes the pastel disappear.

Love it! You are the man, man. Thanks from Illinois.

On the coloured PE parts how is that color applied? Is it printed on after the etching process?

Hi, I have just bought some of this primer. I only use brushes to paint models. Will I need to add thinner to this when coating first primer using brush? Also, I will only use this on tank kits, for aircraft I will continue to use spray can primers.

What kind of one-handed clamps did you use during construction? (Min 3:36)