I honestly didn't think I could sit through 50 mins of ordnance painting and detailing but as always with the Doog touch it's all golden. Excellent work there! Can't wait for episode 3 with the cockpit. Excited!

“a much-gelbier, less dünkely dünkelgeld” - nailed it 👍

Matt, always appreciate your absolute dedication to detail. Even the swap from Insignia White to U.S. Navy White shows a level of craftsmanship we all strive for. Pepper in a few “sentence enhancers” (swearing is half the fuckin’ battle) and there we have my favorite modeling channel on KZfaq. Really looking forward to more installments in this build.

Matt, your ability to foresee and create tonal subtleties is amazing. Thanks for posting this detailed explanation of what you are thinking and how you get there

Good morning sir, you are making great progress on the F4, I can see it is going to look fantastic when all loaded up with bombs etc, I hope you and your family are keeping well in these crazy Covid times.

Appreciate the in depth comments regarding the Mk-83 and fin fit. We'll definitely take a look at the CAD and see where adjustments need to be made.

Nice attention to detail on the launch rails and armament.

Nothing ordinary about those ordinance... they look great

Four bars of Psycho sound track, "stab, stab, stab". Love it!

Fantastic, amazing work Matt

Outstanding ordnance build Matt very impressed, feel free to take another vacation!!, just joking Alan C. UK

Absolutely outstanding work Matt!

Outstanding job and a great inspiration. I'm gonna try to mess up my rocket launchers and do some pylon chipping.

Cool, was waiting for this one to get uploaded.

Bombastic job! :)

Pink undercoat for yellow, I never thought about that, but it really does work and make the yellow pop. 👍

Amazing job

37:28 "Let it make friends with all these holes" That sounded lewd...

Hey Matt, been watching your work for a bit now and I really like how you go about your craft, attention to detail, callouts and last but not least your colorful commentary. One thing I haven't been able to discern though is why you choose which airbrush for a particular job. In this video you use 2 different brushes for priming and 2 different for painting. For instance, using the PS-267(.2) for priming racks but PS-290(.5) for priming bombs. Then PS-267(.2) for painting LAU3 Pods and launcher rails followed by the PS-771(.18) for LT Gull Gray on same launcher rails. Can you shed some light on which brush you choose for what and why?

How dare you go to the Bahamas and keep us waiting for videos!! Hope you had a great time, but is it better than Benidorm in Spain ? I think not. Pleased you had a good vacation Alan C. UK

Hey Matt, some mighty fine precision work you got going on there with the ordnance. What size needle/nozzle combination are you using there in your airbrush?

Matt, Awesome series! What type/size of wire do you use to pin the ordinance to the racks? I’m building the same kit and following along 😊

Great video!!! Matt, I am interested to know what type of brushes you use. Thanks in advance.

Matt, do you have a recommendation for a "hydraulic" color to streak the underside of my Tamiya F4B build? It is something of a reddish/purple tone but not orange...

Excellent! What is the black CA you use for the wire pins?

Wow nuff said...😀😀😀

Great Update Matt !!!! Where do you get the Black CA ? Hope you have a great/safe weekend .

Hi Matt, hope you had a great vacation and a lot of quality time. Is there a difference between semi flat you used and semi gloss? I thought they were both satin. Thank you.

Are you doing a marine version of this F4j? Sorry I missed that part.

Matt, is there any significant difference between Liquitex and Daley Rowney inks and how they perform?

Definitely, my weak spot in modelling probably because it's near the end of the build and you just want to start another project.