Was Squadron a chain? As a kid, my Dad always took me to a Squadron Shop on Georgia Ave in Maryland.

Olson River

Thanks for this video and replies. Certainly agree with continuous mixing when using these products. I prefer enamels for painting my scale models even though the gloss colours need more time to dry in a dust free area. I apply an undercoat of thinned matt paint first and wait for it to dry thoroughly before applying final coats. Suggest you allow plenty of ventilation, especially when thinning the paint and cleaning brushes afterwards.

If you could have a Don Greer original Squadron Signal Publicationss piece of art, which one would you pick?

It was awesome for me to be able to share sone Squadron history, got lots more. I want to thank everyone who tuned in. If anyone is interested in any art that is not listed on the Squadron site, please contact Brandon at Squadron, he will forward your requests. Thanks again!!

The show video was very informative and fascinating. I am a modeler and retired graphic designer so I enjoyed it from those aspects. These days, when there are scarcely any hobby shops left, it is vital to have some interconnection with other modelers, model designers, historians and others that work in the industry and continue in one way or another, to promote the stories and historical resources that modelers and collectors thrive on.

very helpful, thank you

Hey Brandon. Talk about some serious parallels! You gotta watch the presentation Aaron and Tim from FSM did at the nationals. The video is on their channel. The history of the hobby and where it is going and the open mic night went hand in hand with each other. Great job.....

Gentlemen...Is anyone going to make a Vultee BT-13 Valiant (1/48th or 1/32nd) that is NOT from Planet Models? It was the most used basic trainer used in the USA during WWII.

Hi Brandon. Sorry I missed the show last night. I'm in the process of moving from South Carolina to Santa Rosa Beach Florida and the packing and scheduling sidetracked me. SO...I'm watching the show today at breakfast, lunch and dinner. We modelers very much appreciate the Wednesday night show. Thank you!

Awesome to see Jef V again. I enjoyed his vids when he worked for Squadron. Maybe you could have him on your show several times a year. Your discussion was great!!!

Takom M3 Lee build: kzbin.info/www/bejne/e6mwcpVvr5KZlbcsi=4na0X8lAynNgKXX8

A couple of the "stupid" videos that Jef & I had so much fun creating. ICM I-16 build: kzbin.info/www/bejne/g6mphGegmaychKcsi=dtjGOUfATlG0j23G

Brandon you could do basically a show calling it Squadron Eagle Quest it would be a great promotional event and money maker for Squadron.The masters Club was part of VLS members

So good to see the two of the best people in the business again. God Bless all in the hobby

Is there a building guide booklet? Are the assembly instructions detailed enough and adequate; even for beginners? Or is there just a general information sheet included, with no actual step-by-step instructions provided?

Geil! Sieht ja fast so gut aus, wie das Original. Ob wir's den wohl jemals erzählen sollten? Naja, warten wir nochmal ein bisschen ab >;)

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Awesome T Shirt Brandon. Thanks for the shout out.

Jef was great. Glad you hooked up with him!!!

Love the new location!

Ron here.

Well look who's wide-eyed and bushy-tailed. Good to see ya. (Yes, it's me.)

Get on with it already! 😆

honestly , there is a subject in 1/35 scale level that need to be expanded , it is the Locomotives subject , so far i know there are only few locomotives type that available in that scale just like BR-52 Kriegslok , BR-86 , BR-64 etc , beyond them there are a lots of locomotives type that need to be kitted in 1/35 just like BR-41 , BR-01 , BR-85 , the classic BR-93 (Prussian T-14) and the Giant BR-05. they were used extensively and taking parts during the second world war

honestly , there is a subject in 1/35 scale level that need to be expanded , it is the Locomotives subject , so far i know there are only few locomotives type that available in that scale just like BR-52 Kriegslok , BR-86 , BR-64 etc , beyond them there are a lots of locomotives type that need to be kitted in 1/35 just like BR-41 , BR-01 , BR-85 , the classic BR-93 (Prussian T-14) and the Giant BR-05. there were used extensively and taking parts during the second world war

Hi Brandon from Chicagoland, the Butch O'Hare modelers enjoyed seeing you at Nationals. Jon got the pleasure of judging along side you too. Your booth was awesome too.

Dream job ;)

Great story, I’m not into military unless it’s Ma.K. , but the whole point of modeling is to be able to make it work for your own self satisfaction. I will definitely look into the MiniArt model line. Thanks for the great interview and introduction to this brand.

The cost of the paint would drive me to the poorhouse! It would be a build of a life time if you finish it. Shame there is not much information as far a small details. Good luck on the build and hopefully will see it done in my lifetime ! Cheers.

for the rest of the world, its 2 meter long, you welcome...to the rest, learn METRIC FFS

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Very cool, love the lights and action. There's gold in that Command and Conquer license.

Потрясающе!

OUTSTANDING : o .....

That's so cool.

That’s awesome

1/N scale??

Kirov reporting

I wish you guys could come out here to southern California, cause I really miss the hobby shows, and swap meets, let me know will you, God bless,thank you Jerry

Do you have any Eduard or ICM to send me, BigCheese? (Yes, it's me.)

Very nice & interesting interview. Although I’m new to the channel I’m not new to Squadron. I’ve been modeling since the late 60’s & Squadron was one of my go-to’s. In fact I’ve built several Miniart kits. Miniart is indeed a quality company. The only issue I have is that a lot of the parts are small & fragile so it becomes taxing on these old eyes & shaky hands. Lastly I’m very pleased that Squadron is back.

I grew up on tge east coast of Florida, after serving in tge USMC for years i moved back, this mid-1982. I used to mail order from Squadron fir years, use mail the monthly news letter, and tge once a Squadron catalog. Wish i still had them. Good luck New Squadron