Thank you. I hope you enjoy all the videos! Appreciate the good feedback.

Thank you, Gendo. Appreciate that!

For sure. A vast improvement over the last few years. I never listen to the haters as most of them do more time complaining than actually building. Appreciate the good feedback. Happy Modeling!!

Excellent. Let me know how they work for you. Enjoy that Dauntless. Feel free to share your pics over at facebook/flyingSmodels!!

Appreciate the feedback. Glad you liked it. Part 2 is not far behind!

Excellent. I'm a Wildcat fan too. Built several of the 1/48 Tamiya and Hobby Boss versions but this was my first in 1/72 scale. Happy Modeling!

Thanks, Neil. Part 2 is not too far behind!

Appreciate the feedback!

Thanks, Leo. Appreciate that feedback. Really enjoyed the little build.

Thank you very much. Part 2 is not too far behind. Stay tuned in.

Thank you for the good words, Dave. I'm glad you found the channel and I hope that you continue to enjoy the build features and other uploads I make. I try to keep things relaxed since it is a hobby and that's what they are for, after all :) With regards to the oil washes, it depends on which ones. The oil filters I apply directly over the flat paint using a barrier of white spirits, I pretty much remove right away. The oil washes that I apply for the panel lines, I just let those dry about 15 mins or so before wiping them off with a paper towel. I've been using AK's Ultra Matte Varnish for most of my models but honestly, my current bottle has started producing some chalky results so I've come back over that with a coat of Model Masters Flat from a spray can. That's been giving me the finishes that I like and that are a little more durable. Thanks again for the feedback!

Glad you like it. It's a really nice little kit.

Thanks for the feedback. It's a really nice kit for sure.

Thank you, Jaime. I appreciate the kind words and the sub. All the best to you!

The sure are. Great little kits.

Thanks, Johan. I appreciate the good words. I'm not sure that it would. I use it over AK Real Colors that are a lacquer based acrylic without any issues. I'd do a test run just in case, though. Let me know how it works so we can share with the community here. Thanks again!

Thank you. I appreciate the feedback. I used an oil weathering technique as you may have seen in another video. Here's a link just in case you missed it. If you need more information, just let me know. All the best to you! kzfaq.info/get/bejne/fqt3aaeTmKeUZHk.html

@@FlyingSModels thanks! I never knew oils could have such an impact on models. I can't wait to try this on my own wildcat.

Thanks, Brett. I have a dual grit 220/400 that I used. The 220 is a bit rough for the really soft Airfix plastic but the 400 works well.

@@FlyingSModels Thanks so much for responding and answering my question. Look forward to your future videos.

Thanks for the feedback. Finished the build and working the video for part 2 now. I use a Badger Renegade Velocity.

@@FlyingSModels I have a Patriot. Do you have one of those?

I just use a regular straight pin and cut off the head with a pair of wire cutters. You can use a sewing needle too, of course. I think I might have an Amazon link to some cheap straight pins in the video description. Not sure, though. Hope this helps.

Thanks, LT. Unfortunately they don't make it anymore but here's a link to one from Micro Mark that has the same sizes: www.micromark.com/Micro-Punch-Set

@@FlyingSModels thank you. Just got one.

@@LTModels Excellent, glad I could help.

Nope, just applied the white spirits straight over the flat paint. That's what helps create the effects.

@@FlyingSModels thank you!!

@@consciousness7899 Anytime

Thanks for checking out the channel. I'm relatively new myself but look forward to continuing to share builds, reviews, tips and techniques, and more. Feel free to share any specific interest going forward.

Really appreciate that kind of feedback and I'll incorporate those suggestions in the future. But until then, those lighter colors sprayed after the dark wash are successively lighter shades of interior green, lightened each time with yellow green oxide.

And if you have any other specific questions or comments, please add comments here or message me over on facebook at: facebook.com/flyingSmodels/

Thank you for taking the time to provide your feedback and opinion on the finished model.

Nope, not on Amazon. But you can get it for about 10 bucks without shipping on eBay. Before Hobby Lobby stopped carrying the small Airfix kits, you could get it there too, for less than 10 bucks. Amazon ain't the cheapest on everything, that's for sure.

@@FlyingSModels The hobby lobby near me hasnt gotten rid of the small kits. Maybe they just had a backlog? Are they giving up on modelling or something?