It says a lot for a model kit when one of the few positives comments the builder can come up with is how sturdy the box it came in was.😀

22:54 😂😂😂 The most interesting feature THE HOLE IN THE FUSELAGE !!!

That's one sturdy box! There is a bit of fun in building bad kits and trying to make them look good! 😅

I just bought this kit, albeit a slightly later one, but with the same problems. When I start building, blanking plates on the inside of the fuselage and a replacement tail pipe are a must. I'm glad I watched it....fore warned is forearmed

One essential piece of kit for a modeller is an Air Rifle. So useful for abominations like this. (And the Airfix Scout helicopter of course.)

Im just doing one. I agree with all you said. Im going to do a desert cammo, brush paint and spare decals from who knows what. just a bit of slap together fun. I have actually enjoyed doing it so far. Try building their Javalin.

A great effort with a dog of a kit. I'll pour myself a drink when I stop laughing 😂

Excellent video cpt...thank you.👍👍

Lol, loved the review. I've made the Mistercraft once and well, it was exactly this. The ZTS version is slightly better though with their decals and manual although I used my own custom decals instead. I like to build it as a cheap way to get a lineup of Hunters that don't need to be as detailed. Also the ZTS version is about 3-4 euros online, way more fitting than 10 or more. I'd never pay more than 5 for this mold.

Nice job and informative. However, the model is an incorrect mark for this particular Hunter. This model is a Swedish Hunter for the Swedish Aerobatic team The Acro Hunters, that lasted one year as a team. The Swedish J34 Hunter was equivalent to the RAF Mk4, and as such did not have the Dogtooth leading edge extension, as incorrectly depicted on this model. Original photos of the Swedish Airforce and Acro Hunters, and original J34s in museums will confirm this. There is a Hawker Hunter aircraft on the display circuit in Sweden representing this particular Acro Hunter aircraft which does have the dogtooth leading edge extensions, but that is only because this particular Hunter used for display is an ex Swiss air force Hunter F58 which is equivalent to the RAF Mk6 Hunter, and the Mk6/F58 Hunter did have the dogtooth leading edge extensions. Mistercraft probably used this incorrect display Hunter as the basis for their model.

I like how you turned bad kits to good looking kits in your videos. 😃 Its motivation for beginner modellers because you show how to build this not too great kits.

yeah, mistercraft can be a right mixed bag. I think you did a good job despite the frustrations though! :)

I recently built a MisterCraft kit, a 1/35 jeep and it wasn't too bad. Yes the manual was a little odd but overall... ok. Mind you, it was originally a Heller kit but... :) You did a decent job considering.

"I'm part 16!". "and I'm part 16!"

FoR tHe aLgORiThm

I bet in another kit, part 16 isn’t mentioned at all! Very entertaining video though.

Wow...thanks for building that so I don't have to. I think *I* need a tequila just from watching.

I have one of these slowly in progress when I can bare to touch it,first thing I did was to make air intake blanks from plasticard 😂

The main thing I got from this project was it shows how bad ZTS Plastyk is LOL

i got green swedish airforce insignia decals

Bought a few mistercraft kits a few months back (f117, hunter in the video, f16) hunter wasn’t good nor overly terrible was just meh, the F117 was better but still just meh mostly just flash issues with these 2 however the F16 was just completely shite enormous amounts of flash parts didn’t fit instructions were wrong and the gaps between the wings and fuselage where big enough park a city bus in an to top it the decals broke apart in the water

Plenty of other Hunter kits, many of them better than the old FROG kit from the late 1960s. However, this is a cheap way in, if you want to improve a model with after market parts. Buying a much more expensive kit, only to throw away half of it, seems like a false economy. This WAS modelling when I first did it. Sometimes it meant you needed to get two kits and make a 'cut-and-shut' model to get a halfway accurate result. - and lots of 'super-detailing' to make it presentable.

i started building a mistercraft kit today if it wasnt for my camera Dying there would have been a massive rant like wtf how can they sell kits like that

The stake would work better on a vampire

i take it is "re-work" of FROG design ;-)

Defiantly not testing to see how long it takes you to see "if anyone has commented on my Hunter video"

I don’t know why but I always end up buying more mistercraft just to be disappointed. That being said It looks like mistercraft has bought the use of some italeri tools they are releasing a 1/48 eurofighter and a 1/72 f14 and the can only be as good as the tools they use.

Really bad,not worth the price.