From my point of view you have become one of the most active if not the most active of the modelers on KZfaq, I pick and chose what I want from your show but I watch them all, for viewers like me please keep a pace of shows that doesn't burn you out.

Another quality video my friend the sea king is looking amazing shame about the sponsons but you made a cracking job of them well worth the extra work it’s turning out to be a stunning build really enjoying following this build and please keep the great content coming thanks for sharing 😊😊

Nice work as always

Another excellent video - MISS me the Sea King - such a roomy cabin for ASW/SAR work. Always "fun" to climb into an aircraft that folds up (Sea King & Seahawk) and go flying.

hi nige another great video cant wait for mine to arrive malcolm from reading

It’s looking great so far. I love the tips with the rivet wheels, thank you.

Oh rats! I was hoping to mate those sponsons to the Hasegawa Sea King model. I haven’t got the Airfix kit yet for a live comparison but those look like the “short sponsons” that I need to model a 1970s Royal Malaysian Air Force Sikorsky S-61 Nuri from the Hasegawa kit. The helicopter interior that Airfix provides would also be useful for my project. I second your call for aftermarket resin sponsons Nige. 😁

Love the videos

Try searching drowned seaking at Navy Wings, there is an overhead down on the aircraft there, not sure if the resolution will be good enough and it’s monochrome. Another great series thanks.

Hi Nige. Beautiful model that's coming on nicely. I have the same problem as you with the Tamiya brush after gluing parts. Maybe you have tried this, to fix it I twist the brush end on the bottle neck, inside of course, and after a coupe of times doing it, the brush usually start to function again as it should. Say hi to Jess. Regards from Sweden. Oh, the Rebel clamps you are using are now in blue and sold as a pack of three.

Yes it is a light on the starboard sponson, that faces aft towards the ground of the rear carbin door. There also was one for the same purpose but on the front of the port sponson to light up where the bottom of the front cabin stairs/ladder meets the ground.

Looking great! Thanks for building on video!

I had a sneaky suspicion you might have trouble with those sponsons. I’m happy to see the recovery went so well. That fit on the kit is just beautiful! I think Airfix could do a foreign operators Sea King, along with RAF examples of course, pretty easily with this kit. I think that would be a big seller for them.

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Very informative and entertaining show! I swear, I don't know how you have the stamina for multiple projects? I salute you!!!!!! As for me, I am between projects, just finished Tamiya's 1/32 Corsair. It took me a good 4 months and made sure it looked exactly aa the pictures I have seen, one of Boyington's Corsair's in the south Pacific. Every chip mark and dirt and grime and fading of the paint has been replicated, and matches the photos. But I am tired!!!!!! I need to start working on another project again. But I want to do something fairly easy with few vices that doesn't cost too much. I was looking at my stash and all I have are major projects, and a lot of them!!!! Could you recommend something that could get me started that is not too difficult. Airfix has some nice 1/48 stuff I hear. I haven't bought too many of their kits. Hasegaw has some good stuff but are kind if pricey. I have seen Tamiya's 1/35 Pibber at the local hobby shop, I am tempted to get it. But I'm afraid it will just sit around for a while. Again, excellent show.

The sea king build is coming along my great Nigel 👍👌 Just acquired the spitfire today , and both canopies are marked with rubbing between sprues in the box. Sloppy quality control on Airfix part. Why can’t they package clear parts properly like they did with the typhoon

Hi Nigel your videos are always great, I look forward to seeing them. I just wanted to ask when you're thinking of doing the A20G havoc, as got one because you gave it such a review. But would like to change it to a Boston as my grandfather worked on them during the war. Because they came from America, would have to RAF paint the cockpit and the rest of the plane interior green. Or leave it American zinc chromite, would just love to hear your opinion. Yours John Johnston.