Fantastic result well done.

It absolutely looks the part. Nicely done, Stu!

Outstanding build!

A fitting memorial to those that served, those that returned and those that gave their lives in the pursuit of freedom from tyranny. May we never forget! Fantastic build, great commentary and justice done to an aircraft that isn't as well known as others but did valiant service to those that flew in her.

Great work. Thank you for sharing with the modelling community.

Lovely build mate.

A fine looking machine, worthy of those wo did their duty on D-Day, Excellent work.

Superb

Having all that detail and not being able to see it seems a waste. I have an old Monogram C47 that has massive amounts of internal detail but non can be viewed and I've often considered cutting away parts of the fuselage. Very nice finished project there.

There you go, I had no idea the Stirling had a co-pilot, it must've been about the only one as most British Bombers had a pilot and the engineer who was expected to take over if the pilot was incapacitated.

I have heard other model builders on You Tube say the same thing about how the kit they are working on doesn't have a lot of parts, and is not over engineered, and then they proceed to build up this nicely detailed interior that comes with the kit but it will not be seen! Doesn't THAT qualify as over engineered?

The stripes were put on quickly and were rarely perfect.

What a nice kit. I need to try building some Italeri kits at some point I think.

The power behind this video is amazing Stu,those invasion stripes are sort of a sign of the beginning of the end of the war,and we must never forget those Who had the courage to run towards German fortifications. Lest we forget

The camo modulation looks exceptional!!

Shouldn't the Stirling have yellow tips on the propellers but a lovely build

Hi Stu - once again a stunning build and a fantastic subject matter on this important day - loved the PE in the cockpit really made it pop, thanks for sharing, cheers Liam

Nice results Stu, the finished kit looks really good.

So that’s what it was

A worthy tribute on this day! Well done.......btw have a look at Dame Laura Knights wartime portrait of a Stirling crew.

Great build 👌

🤝👍

👍👍

Wow you knocked this one out of the park! Id love to see you do a hawker tempest at some stage. Keep up the great work 👍

A stirling build, 😆. Love the square-jawed look of the Stirling fuselage. Hope to build the glider tug and bomber versions in the near future.

Keep up the good work 6:44pm in new Zealand😃

Fantastic video of a brilliant build, Lest we Forget

Awesome work Stu 👍🏻

I can't say it enough. I love your videos and narrative of them. Keep it up. My wife and I enjoy your work!!! 🎉

Morning Nerd! Nice surprise to watch while I have my shreddies. Thank you! 👏🏻

You were very kind towards this kit. I would have found it very frustrating by your explanation. I remember building a Revell or Monogram Kingfisher kit in the 70s with none of those issues.

Nice detailed

On Mach2 kits, I glue on the allignement strips on both sides, - zig-zag. It gives me a slightly better control on these (horrible) joints.

Great videos. The Whirlwind was a beauty like the Mossie and Canberra.

Superb build. Very unique.

Just a comment for the old algorithm

Just a comment for the algorithm

How about on the outboard side of the landing bays you add material to match the thickness and add some plastic to bind the two wing sections together. You are definitely better at this than me MN.