Thanks for the review. I have been wanting to build a BoB Movie Buchon for a long time now.

Jamie, I think I would build a Buchon just for that cobalt blue colour scheme with the yellow/orange roundels. 😍

Quite familiar with the AZ 109 G series range, radiator opening are a bit small to see anything, the cockpit can’t be fitted from the bottom you can fit the exhausts later but the worry is you Push too hard you’ll Lose them, the gear legs have a decent positive fit and create the angles pretty well , I think you’ll like it when it’s built, a bit rough n ready but builds Into a decent kit , I enjoyed building them (done 3) The Bouchon kit looks 100% same bar the nose so comments above should apply minus the exhaust fitment Good luck with the conversion , hopefully see pics of it some time

The word buchón derives from buche (maw or throat), and it's given to some birds that can expand it.

Looking forward to this Jamie, looks to be a lot of fun. And making the best of short run kits isn't seen enough.

What a interesting little Aircraft ,thanks for showing. Great teeshirt too . I hope you got your TP for bunghole 😀

Look forward to that build!

Thanks for the video, I wondered what this kit was like. I have Special Hobby 72308 - same airframe - SH looks like it might be the better molded of the two kits as the sprues are definitely different. If you encounter fit problems with mating the Eduard kit, this boxing may be an alternative route for you.

Lifecolour might be a good source for the blue.

Very interesting subject matter Jamie.

I love the subject. I have the SBS conversion for the Tamiya 109. I got the nose one perfectly in a dry fit but the cannons are another story, they come as a set of PE and resin. While I got the PE on fine, the cannons are a nightmare. I ended up ordering a Mulberry 3D printed set as well as the rockets. How are you planning on adding the armenent to your aircraft?