Thank you! And nice one getting this kit second hand; you may find out upon opening the box that this plane is quite an impressive beast. Good luck with the build!

Merci pour votre compliment ! Je ne savais pas que le kit Heller/Směr offrait les mêmes choix de versions que le kit Revell (rouge 10 et rouge 12). De grands esprits et tout ça! 😉

Thanks! 🙏 I wanted to give some extra attention to the Hirschgeweih mounts.

@@KitKabinet Was definitely worth it!

Thank you! 🙏

Thanks! I'm all out of 262s now though, but I Do still have a Horten in the stash..

And thank you for your compliment! 🙏

Hello Robert, nice to meet you here😊😊

Hi Rob, nice to see you drop by! Your compliments still motivate me to model on as in the former FB days 😉 Glad you like the Nachtschwalbe!🙏

Thanks! This is kit number 04155, their P-47D-30 boxing that includes the 200 gallon flat belly tank.

Thanks, and you're welcome!

Thanks! I'm sure a glider in these colours would make a very striking machine. I'm sure the Dutch in 1944 would have been delighted to see the Allies arrive in orange planes. Then again, they might have been very conspicuous to German flak batteries aswell..

Thanks! It's probably the most interesting part of this otherwise somewhat generic glider. With just under 14.000 built most of them looked the same with just some minor differences.

@@KitKabinet Revell/Italeri missed a chance here by not making the exact number of kits as there were gliders manufactured 😱

@@misjavanlaatum Ikr? Short variant front skids, tailplane struts instead of bracing wires (this one's actually a biggie imo), alternative venturi tube placement, optional wing tip skids, co-pilot moustache style.. There are just so many extra options that could have been included..

Thanks! I happen to have some newly acquired models in the stash that are earmarked for a review. It took a while to get these; I normally try to cover lesser known models first.

@@KitKabinet That's why I like your reviews, always unique!

Nog niet, ben momenteel bezig met een glider ivm 80-jarig jubileum van Market Garden.

Hi, and welcome to the hobby! Built straight out of the box this model (and in fact most models from the HobbyBoss 'Easy Assembly' line) is about as easy as you can get. The catch is that they often have simplified detail compared to more advanced kits, but they look pretty nice nevertheless. Note that this specific build has some extra details and different markings added.

Merci, merci ! Après le schéma initial de camouflage gris, nous avons opté pour le même motif de camouflage Norm 62 que celui de la Bundesluftwaffe. C'est drôle que les jets les plus récents soient à nouveau peints en gris !

Thank you!🙏

They spent the budget on engine thrust and added small wings for lift as an afterthought.

Thanks, and you're welcome!

Thank you much!🙏

Merci pour vos compliments! 🙏 C'est toujours un plaisir de lire votre appréciation. J'espère pouvoir publier d'autres vidéos de montage complet comme celles-ci à l'avenir.

Yeah, although it was built almost two years ago now. It's become one of those intriguing 'found footage' videos.. 😉 I haven't seen anyone build a cutaway from this kit yet, but there are actually some madlads out there who have motorised it as an RC model (including submersible capability) and with torpedoes that can be fired 😲

Thanks! It was indeed a fun little kit to build; I initially also wanted to build a Marder sub from the torpedoes.

You're welcome! A while back I have used this technique on a 1/72 Kübelwagen, so it should work. Good luck!👍

You're welcome! 👍

Thank you! I have the Waco CG-4 lined up for Market Garden.

Thanks! Especially the need for enough nose weight made it a bit of a challenge.

Merci ! J'ai pensé que ce serait une construction appropriée pour la commémoration des 80 ans du DDay. 🙂

Thanks! When this kit was first released it was 'highly detailed' for its time, with the whole Atar engine that could be displayed. Nowadays recessed panel lines are a must in modern releases. It looks like Special Hobby is going to release several up-to-date kits of the Mirage family!

You're welcome! 👍

Haha, glad you like it 👍

Thank you much!

Thanks! And yes, I should have searched for a aftermarket masking set.. The strip-and-maskol method sort of works, but with so many panels it's somewhat tricky to align everything properly.

Merci! Il semble qu'il y ait une ambiance Ju 87 dans l'air ce mois-ci😉 Il y a de nombreuses années que j'ai construit un kit Revell, en camouflage désert. Cet ancien modèle me manque, alors je voulais vraiment un nouveau Stuka sablonneux !

​@@KitKabinetbeau travail en tout cas 😊

Thanks! I wanted a bit more colour than the usual green-on-green splinter pattern, so I searched for a bit. This is in fact the kit I got at ESM Houten!

You're welcome! I don't know if it's possible to get a tone that dark for the Viking canopy with acetate sheet; I have never seen this material in that exact colour. Maybe you can colour it with a bath of Future, strongly tinted with acrylic ink. Or spray it with Tamiya clear colors. Anyway, good luck with your builds!

Thanks, it actually took me two tries to get the effect like this. Always room for improvement!

Great little kit.....built 2 of them

Although I have never tried it, I think it may be tricky to use an existing acetate canopy as the direct master. 1) Acetate canopies are typically very thin and may buckle under the pressure of the vacuum. Of course the master canopy can be filled (eg. with putty) to withstand the pressure, but.. 2) since the heated acetate sheet is made of the same material, it may still deform or even stick to the master as it transfers its heat. 3) A canopy formed over the master will also be slightly bigger, and fine detail from the original may be lost. You could try to make a plaster mould over the original acetate canopy and use that as a 'female' mould, but this is a much more elaborate procedure than the method used in this video. Hope this helps.

I would not recommend brushing it on; the pigment particles will most likely mix with the varnish and then smudge along with the brush strokes. With a sprayed varnish (in light several light coats, and letting it dry between the spray sessions) the varnish mist will settle and stay right on the spot where it is sprayed. Hope this helps.

Glad to be of help and good luck with your build!

Merci mon ami! Il semble que les Finlandais aient eu un peu plus de succès avec cet avion que les Néerlandais eux-mêmes. Bien sûr, je construirai la version néerlandaise à partir du kit MPM. En temps voulu !

@@KitKabinet Il y a bien longtemps j'avais construit le Fokker de Frog. J'en avais gardé un beau souvenir en me promettant de le refaire un jour!

Thanks! And yes, the PM kit is quite a dog to build. Luckily I also still have the much nicer MPM kit in the stash, earmarked to become a Dutch version!

Thanks! The MPM kit is a much nicer kit than this PM kit, but also tricky to find at the moment. Meanwhile, these basic PM kits are getting sold at premium prices. A re-release of the MPM kit would be most welcome!

Thanks! Good to hear that the scratchbuilding was worth its while😉

Thank you! And it was indeed a challenge but also a lot of fun to do🙂

Thank you much!