I don't build planes, but I still love these comparison videos. They are done very nicely in a very relaxed way while still being based on fact, not mere opinion.

As an Australian with long interest in Australian WWII aircraft. I'm really looking forward to seeing your assessment of the different Beaufort kits.

Which do you think is the best Beaufort, andwhat scheme would you do? Let me know below!

Brilliant! Wonderful! I have never seen a review in this format before and please please more!! Bob England

Thank you for this review, I've been interested in ICM for a while.

I love this comparison of model kit's. Hope to more coming!😊

These comparison videos are my favourites. Kits themselves are at least as much an interest for me as the subjects, it's so interesting to see how the technology has improved.

I found a Encore Beufort in my stash before I packed it up to move. Turns out to be a reboxing of the Frog kit from the mid-90s. When I get to the new house, I'll end up building.

A very interesting deep-dive comparison of these kits 😊

I have recently finished the ICM Beaufort 1A and converted it to an RAAF MK6, (being an Aussie I do this with any aircraft used by the RAAF)really enjoyed the build. Great Video on comparing the older kits to the new ones, thanks. I hope ICM might decide to an RAAF MK8 version with the different Tail, engines and Nacelles, again thanks Paul

The inclusion of a Twin Wasp variant would have been the tie breaker for detail.

Frog should get a bonus point for getting you to build a Dalek!

I built the Frog one back in the 1970's. That was the only one that was available back then.

I really enjoyed this video and you are clear about potential conflict of interests and that to some extent that you are comparing Apples and oranges. There is so much Airfix bagging on line because someone has bought a cheap Airfix kit first moulded in the 1960s and compared it with 2023 standards so it is really good that you clear about the basis for you comparison. The Australian or DAP production was lightly different as it used the twin wasp engines (which were produced under licence in Australia) and different propellers. This might be a trap for new players! Cheers

I am missing the 1/72 Special Hobby Beaufort. Superb deatails cast in resin + etchfret. How accurate? Looks ok to me. Short run kit so hard to get.

A Canadian option on the Airfix 1/72 would be great, eh

Statistics statistics and damn statistics. My younger cousin just turning 63 has three '0' levels in statistics but I don't have any as I did A level pure maths 45 years ago this month