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Some great ideas here. I see you are also cutting on glass plate. Never thought of that myself. I also need to use scissors more often as well - I go through blades very quickly. It is surprising how quickly your knife blade gets blunt cutting card/paper. Good luck with your projects and thanks again for sharing...Jim

I love the use of the reverse close pegs I'll give it ago😊. Regards

Hi Simmo well, I have finished the HP42 thanks to the help I got from watching your video, made a few errors but managed to tidy them up “somewhat” The main issue I had was the vague instructions provided and the stringy glue I used is there a glue you would recommend for this type of model? Thanks

Good job! 👏 Congratulations.

Excellent Job Simmo - Question: how / what are you printing your thicker sheets of 'paper' on? if I try printing anything thicker than a normal A4 sheet in my printer it either jams up or doesn't pick the paper up in the first place. I can see this model being even more fiddly at its normal scale.

Nice one. Same problem - Will go straight there. Chz

Thanks for sharing your build - I very much appreciate you not doing time lapses :) I never see the point of watching someones hands moving a hundred miles and hour. lol All the best mate and great job with the build...Cheers....Jim

Great and instruction build.

Amazing build.

An interesting model and a very nice presentation of how to make it. However, it would have been more complete with explanations about scaling from 1:60 to 1:33.

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I am a plastic scale modeler and i haven't yet tried building a paper model. You really made me think about it. Amazing hobby you have

I watched this part of the construction with great pleasure. Thank you for presenting your work technique and improvement ideas in as much detail as possible. Subscribing to your channel was an inspired choice.

A beautiful model. I like your clean build. As usual, a relaxing and instructive video at the same time.

Very interesting and instructive

What is the size of the paper for 1:33 scale? Perfect description of the assembly process!

Aeronave Muito bonita.

Good to see you've managed to find some time in your busy schedule Simmo - good subject matter aswell 👍

the fix is to open and spray MD40 to the potentiometers, i had the same exact problem like you, and i did with my quadrante as well, and it fixes when using the md40 spray it will eliminate all the bad contacts, but you need to find the potentiometer of that axis, you may do it to all since its open PS-lol you did it..my answer was to early..sorry for that, great job PS2- always do a test before closing because sometimes can even be something else, you should had done all potentiometers, i love pots because i'm a professional guitar player and i use them all day long, with the guitar or even pedals, humidity is a Pot killer cheers brother

Hey I have only just seen this! Excellent job Simmo✌️I have just started this v complicated paper model and your video has been of tremendous help to me in understanding how it goes together many thanks for posting this 👏

What button do you map to engage the parking brake?

In the past l have done some building and designing of my own card models. One design was based on the External Tank of the Shuttle with a different nose mounted orbiter in 1/72. Both the ET and the orbiter where over 105mm in diameter. This required some very stiff internal structure. Another large model is the 1/48th scale Saturn V from the Lower Hudson Valley Gift Shop. A free download the model is not cheap to build though. Comes in at around 8.5 ft tall. As designed the 1st, 2nd and 3rd stages have no internal framing. You are left on your own. One trick l found was to use a long piece of card or artists paper and cut a piece just slightly longer than the internal radius of the skin. The skins on the 1st and 2nd stage are four seperate pieces. I used strips of tracing paper to join the skins together. Thin and quite tough. The long piece of card or artists paper was then slipped inside and the ends set against each other. Being just slightly longer than the inside radius this put the skin under tension and it naturally assumed a very circular shape. The same trick could probably be used for smaller tube shaped sections.

Imagine the cost at this scale in styrene. When buying a plastic model you are really paying for the design work, injection molding machinery and the actual tooling costs. The actual model and box cost very little.

I did not enjoy flying this airplane as well as the Colt.

we call Kyushu Q-Shu , not Kai-shu.

Wow! what a nice plane.

What a great video; you have a new subscriber.

Thanks, Simmo. Excellent video. Steve

Where can I get instructions in English?

Thanks for showing your latest delivery. I look forward to seeing some of these built.

hi do you know the how can we find template of this plane or is it possible to give us a link or something ?

Fantastic job ~ many thanks for sharing details of the build ~ adding tissue paper, additional bulkheads and cocktail sticks for strength - love it. Is there a particular white glue you use? What do you apply the white glue with? Looks like a blue felt tip of some sorts? KR AndyT(Somerset)

Flare pistols were used upon return to the airfield with a "color of the day" so that the anti-aircraft defenses wouldn't accidentally shoot down their own planes.

hey im wondering how you got those cessna styled rudder covers, did you 3d print them?

Beautifull ,and very educational to a guy who has been modelling for seventy years..Just dont think I could do all of the cutting......Again,great stuff....Ernie

With the size of the parts, I guess you need a slow drying glue. Great job.

Nice work! The only blow I took flying in 35 years was when I got off a Link simulator like this.😂

Bravo! Some might say artist, I could say creator you are. Such details! I have seen the real McCoy many times. I did read that the 'USAF 'star' on the wheels was an 'added touch' done by the crew chief just for the movie. a personal touch, not was was asked for. So, indeed you are carrying on the 'final touch' tradition. I can't believe it all can be done with just paper. Great work!

Nice one Simmo 👍

Very enjoyable build/video series! Looking forward to next one.

Really cool model.

Both my parents worked at Convair in San Diego in the early 1950's on the B-36 project. El Mirage, Arizona

Sticking silver stock: Super 77 spray adhesive. The quality of laminated paper model parts is dependent on the amount of water present in the adhesive. Super 77 has no water.

Many thanks very informative, I'm thinking about building this model as well as flying it.

Hmmm timely as I am thinking of buying this. Is this the Logitech Pro because I read good reviews on it? Thx

I downloaded and tried to start this plane. The blade starts to turn but won't start engine. I did everything correctly. I had to place the plane from the map at 10,000 feet and the wind finally turned the prop and got it running and i flew out back to the runway. It ran fine but it won't start by the regular starter. I tried everything and even made sure it wasn't a failure mode option. So strange.

wow

Great sim.

I have always built plastic models...however, after watching this, I have decided to try paper. You make this seem very relaxing. I ran across your channel thanks to the RUclips algorithm.😂