I love that you are teamed up with your local shop, doing these reviews. Cool to see partnerships, and boosting each other up. That’s the shit I do like

I've been really enjoying 1/72 Arma hobby kit's since they started bringing out the various hurricanes and love everything they have done since, they are right up there with Eduard and Tamiya in terms of engineering and quality in the 1/72 range.

Great to see you back!

Good to have you back!

Thanks for the review. Looks like a nice kit. May have to give it a go.

Looks like a great kit, I loved doing their 1/72 Hurricane..Arma are setting new standards, especially with their price points.

Good to see another vid for you Matt.

Whoohooh! Looking forward to see you back for real in three months! This was a nice snack though! 👍🏼

What a welcome sight to see you back again. miss the builds and style of your commentary

You indeed put it on the table. I think it’s gonna win. :)

Local club member had one in the box last week and I was very impressed. Looks like an excellent kit. An ADLS version would be my preference to build.

Great to see you again Matt. This kit looks amazing, hopefully we get more variants soon. I'd like to build either the Battle of Britain Mk I or ludicrous 12 gun Mk IIA Series 2 myself.

The vertical stab does have the cant to it on the real aircraft. There was no rudder trim tab either in the Hurri so pilots would be holding a boot full of rudder during a climb to keep it heading straight.

Great review chap. Far better than these un boxing things. I have this one to build but the main production run ones without 3D print. I think master have produced cannons now, just have to add belts, up lock stirrups and light lamp holders. I am sure I saw someone had printed some. I guess the tail works so well as I believe it is pretty much how the real thing goes together. The offset would be for torque compensation I guess (our Gazelle helicopters had a cambered fin along the same lines). Yea it ain't pretty but the hurricane did the most damage in 1940, particularly in the hands of our Czech and Polish friends, and in the Far East, as a ground attack aircraft....bloody hell😳😎. It just worked....hey, I am exe Army and still love a hurri

I would be interested in seeing how you approach the weathering with the mix of both recessed and raised rivet details on the wing. Nice kit for sure and i hope the company keeps and improves their quality for future releases.

For me this is the best WW2 fighter kit in 1/48. I have it, didn’t start the build yet, but the details and rivets everywhere are just amazing and do small

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Nice to hear from you Doog. This looks fantastic. Interesting take on surface detail from Kotare - they obviously can do it well; I wrote to them to query the lack of detail on the tailplanes of their Spitfire. To their credit, Richard Alexander wrote straight back to me explaining that they'd made a deliberate judgement call, and that the screws and flush rivets were all but invisible in even the best WWII era photos and for authenticity they decided that they are best not represented in 1/32 scale. I think their attention to detail and engineering is fantastic, but I suspect that at 1/32 scale they made the wrong call for a lot of people's tastes. (By the way, I have no problem with them not including an engine).

Having the 1/72nd Dieppe Raid double kit, I can tell you 1/48th fams are gonna be very happy with it. Just take your time, folks.

Can confirm this kit is awesome. For such a new company, ARMA is swinging for the fences and out performing brands that have been around since the 50s. I did find a few mid labeled parts in the instructions but other than that, it was drama free. Definitely recommend it and can’t wait to see Doog’s final product. These HurriBombers got fiiiiiiilthy.

Hi, good to see you back. Its a shame that the Hurricane doesn't light a lot of peoples fire. It operated in loads of theatres in WWII even out to the far east with bomber and rocket variants. I guess it always lived in the shadow of the Spitfire and was becoming a bit dated by the end of the war. This is a very nice kit though and I am looking fwd to building it.

Thanks for Posting , a great review, more naked builds sounds fun 😂

Thanks for a great build review. I’ve been really excited to see how this kit was going to turn out, and it looks like it didn’t disappoint. Any thoughts on the other stock plastic bits for those of us who won’t have the pre-order version with resin bits? You advise that we should get aftermarket exhausts… are the kit ones unusable? What about the guns and the seat? Can’t wait to get my hands on this! Hopefully some vendors will have these at Nats…

Nearly 6 months since the last Doogs vid. :-) A good one yo come back with.

Nice

Thx for the review. I was a little put off by the F-bombs and scatalogical references... When I asked myself why a Polish company picked the Hurricane as one of their initial 1/48 subjects, it occurred to me that so many Polish pilots fought in Hurricanes, and a modeling need remained to do this a/c justice in 1/48th scale.

So good to see you back. Nice review and looks like a sweet kit.. But if i may ask on this review thread, please.. what happened to the Weasel Off? Was so enjoying that series. Burnt out?

think I can con you into building the Takom AH-64E? Would love to see a professional approach to building this masterpiece of a model...with the questionable set of instructions Takom includes. By far one of the hardest kits Ive ever put together.

Other reviews refer to the raised rivets (which are accurate of course) might cause issues with the decals potentially not laying down well. What are your thoughts on that? thanks for the review

well come back

Best aircraft of WW2

Man I wish they would just sell the seat/exhaust/cannon upgrade parts for this kit. Having to get three or arrange a group order to get them is a pain.

I hate to hear you are indifferent about the Hurricane, because I dared to hope you might build the new Revell 1/32 offering. As you note, the Hurricane is a historically significant airplane, yet it is sadly unrepresented among recently tooled 1/32 kits. Of all WWII fighter kits, only a really modern 1/32 Hellcat has been more notable by its absence.

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This kit is crying out for a wheels up conversion...thank Dog below they didnt mold the flaps down like with their 1/72 Mustangs so that makes it easier.

“I have no interest in hurricanes “ *Builds the fly 1.32 and this one 🤣😵‍💫

Seems to be a bit on the pricey side for a 1/48 kit of a single engine prop fighter. The inclusion of a mask is great, but this thing seems to be priced like an Edward ProfiPack without PE or resin bits.

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