Fantastic video the helicopter build was awesome. I bet the guys dad was very pleased with the finished model I’ve liked and subscribed.

Wow, beautiful work!👍🏻👍🏻

Extremely detailed, you did a great job 👏 👍

Awesome tutorial, great job!!

Great build! I am learning much from you.

Beautiful! 😎👍🏻👍🏻

Fantastic work

Beautifull build! ❤

You've achieved a great result with a difficult kit. I have this one in my stash, so I appreciate you providing a heads-up of the potential pitfalls with the kit.

Great work as always mate.

That was very nicely done, I was surprised that you didn't lay down a white undercoat prior to putting on the yellow, on the upper fuselage and there was no loss of vibrancy, very impressed.

Heck yeah, very nice.

Nice build, pretty impressive size. Love the yellow!

Very nice work, very nice.

Great job

Thanks!

Lovely build 👍

What a fantastic build, it is gorgeous brother, I need to start doing some planes and choppers for my grandsons. I really enjoy watching your videos

Great build!

Great jobs 👌

Perfect 👍

I'm not into helicopters, but this build is great! Well done!

Nice.

i remeber using those cloth/fabric belts on 2 different kits, there in the 1/12 f16 cockpit and the 1/12 f104 cockpit both by italeri, i find its easier to cout them with scissors as they can tear up the strands with a knife

Hello mister head!you can see him obvioously in that full metal jacket movie.with sticky greetings. Your modellmate christian

Excellent build of a superb aircraft. Limited run kits certainly present some interesting challenges but unable us to make some great examples of less mainstream subjects, and you've certainly done this kit and your client proud. I was surprised given the level of PE parts that they didn't offer you the windscreen wiper blades? Fantastic job and a great video as usual.

Great build and a very nice touch with the custom numbers for the client's father. When you mentioned all the additional parts like the fabric belts and all the photo etched parts that came with the kit I was curious because I haven't heard of this manufacturer before. I found this kit on the internet with a price auf about 240 euros. I don't want to say that this is too pricy because with all the aftermarket parts that come with whis kit (I saw some Eduard bags when you opened up the box) it is a reasonable price but with a premium kit like this and such a price tag the manufacterer should make sure that the packaging is solid. Damaged resin parts are a no go in my opinion and a pity for such a kit. But you did a fantastic job. I Like the colors and I like the very subtle weathering. Subbed your channel!

That is a BIG kit… I enjoy building models, I can do a pretty good job… There’s no way I’m good enough to be commissioned to build something for someone… I like to do research on a subject, detail it up, scratch build interiors, even the smallest details makes a kit come alive… I find any kind of resources I can to use.. I watch your videos and techniques, they’ve helped me build better models… Some of the OLDER kits MONOGRAM or REVELL are good challenges… I’ll keep watching CHRIS from OHIO 🇺🇸

Hi just visited your model of your Wessex can I please make a few positive points the Royal Navy decal is too high on the side needed to be moved down secondly the tail rotor should have red and white stripes on the oleo there should be a white flotation bottle on each side and lastly the horizontal stabiliser should have a black and white walk way on it

Also, looks like you use 2 different types of Tamiya glues? Can you explain?

Looks like you are using a roll of wire to place glue drops into really small spaces? Just regular super glue or the jell super glue??

How do you scale the numbers correctly?

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Hiw long is this model? You are best builder 🙌

sounds like the seat belts was made out of cotton paper.nice build even with the issues you had.....

What's the dimensions please? ...gr8 build btw

Commish?😳 Jman

1/32 what a pitty they couldnt have pushed to 1/35

Excellent skills and build but the proliferation of ‘kinda’s’ stops me from watching more