Model Planes discovered at

[@PiperStart]

Definitely the Hercules, what a great kit.😊

[@EdsAttentionToDetail]

I just stumbled onto your channel, new subscriber here. Thanks for the tour in the beginning of the video. Awesome finds at the museum gift shop. I have also discovered some vintage models kits at a couple museums. I really do like the C-130 and P-3 kits you got. Can't wait to see you build them.

[@ianforeman4377]

That c-130 best colours ever

[@babylonsburning1]

Lucky guy. looking forward to see the Hercules being built.

[@RobertWheeler-xh3zc]

Used that same C-130 kit to build a Canadian one many decades back. Still sits on my shelf to this day. The Neptune and Orion are excellent kits and well worth taking your time on. That Revell Lancaster can be a challenge. Enjoy your builds.

[@JohnCranberry23]

@@RobertWheeler-xh3zc cheers, I have commenced the Hercules and I can already tell that putty will be use to fill the seam gaps. I will post videos on all of them so feel free to subscribe.

[@ncc17701a]

You'll enjoy the Neptune. I made that particular kit a couple of years ago.

[@Shamrock100]

The Airfix Hercules in the original box and completely untouched may be the most valuable there, as the others are probably all available without too much diffculty (though that Lancaster kit is long out of production). That Herk kit was out by the early 1970s so the one you have may be around fifty years old!

[@JohnCranberry23]

@@Shamrock100 It’s crazy what you find out in the country areas of Australia. I’m going to assemble them all, I don’t think I’m gonna keep them as a museum piece.

[@JanetandGavin2024]

Wow, that brings back memories. One of my favourite kits I made as a kid was the Airfix Herk with Blood hound missile in custard and cr*p camo.

[@richardvernon317]

@@JohnCranberry23 RAF never moved a Bloodhound Mark 1 with a Herc. The Missile was withdrawn from RAF service in 1964, before the aircraft was even ordered!!! RAAF on the other hand did move Bloodhound 1's on C-130's