Even considering myself to be a bit more of an experienced builder, I find these step to step tutorials really interesting. Way to go Gary! 🙂

Even back to basics videos can teach you new things. Well done.

'You don't want the glue squirting out all over your fingers and all over the model.' So true, yet it's also a rite of passage. Just like misting/smearing the canopy after you've made the rest of the kit.

A cotton bud run along the edge of the masking tape gives you a better line

Love the way you presented that in a way beginners can follow the build, excellent. Cheers Gary.

Great big complimens on this video. I've watched another one on a kit like this and it lacked all the important detal you put in your talk, such as how to use clippers, to not ot use the glue from its tube but use some kind of applicator (yes, a tooth pick is a great choice!), dry fit (!!!) and the use of a sanding stick or file (look what your mum or sister usesd for her nails, nail files are very good modeling instruments). Another trick of course is to glue a narrow piece of sandpaper on a pospicle stick or something like that; you can make those as wide or narrow as you want or need and even have two grades of sanding paper onj one stick. Gary did a very fine job to show what an beginner's set with extra materials can get you. Threy are sold at a good price and give results as good as any expensive model. One extra tip I learned (way too late! ) from a graphic artist: these brusehs are to be use sideways. making as much contact between the hairs and the surface you're painting. Only use the tip and a top-bottom motion with these paintbrushes when you want to make a line or use just the tip for a very small detail. Oh, and always paint in teh saer dirrection; "don't cross the liines!" Happy modelling to all. Stay calm and build Airfix!

Great instructional Video Sir. I really enjoyed this one. Thank you. Liebe Grüße aus Hamburg. Michael 👍🏻

For a starter kit, it looks pretty good value for money

Great video Gary! I've picked up some great tips!

Gary I think you did a top job with just the provided paints/glue

"A little dab'll do ya'!" Nice one, Gary! 😊

A very acceptable instructional video for the first-timer. The advice on glue use was very important. Suggesting the use of PVA glue, which a youngster should have in its school bag, for the canopy might be a help. Suggesting washing the sprues before starting might be a practice that a first-timer could be introduced to. The watering down of the paint in order to build up colour is a way to get a great finish where camouflage is involved. There are of course a lot of other simple techniques, like black paint wash, to make a mode look like it's a workhorse, not a show pony, but you could possible do another video, starting with an unpainted assembled example and then doing the very basic dirty work. Looking forward to when you pull out all the stops on the other starter kit.

Gary really enjoyed your video. My nieces are interested in modeling, think I’ll buy them a few of the Airfix starter kits and send them your video to watch. Thank you!

Lovely job Gary. Agreed about the paints; they could skip the one only used on the exhausts and give you one extra colour for the pilot.

When installing the Clear Parts, I used White Glue.

steadier hands than me on that canopy sir 😁

4 layers of paint, I don't have time for acrylic paints 😂

Very nice 👌 another great video and build 👏 I'm looking forward to getting the Bf-109 starter set.

that’s a exceedingly good paint container mr gary 😅

You can add some panache!

Thanks!

I have a question - maybe I missed that step, but I don't recall seeing an instrument panel in this plane?

Looking forward to seeing the "proper" build of the same kit, Gary.

I would never use these paintings there with the box

Hey Gary , how’s your stuff?