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Thank you for sharing how to gel coat. I value your experience.

Do you have videos to show how a plug of a jet model could be made using foam and formers? It looks like from your intro you used this method for the A-6? Your videos are fantastic and extremely informative. Please keep up the great work! OBTW...I would like to see the P-80 for the next project versus the T-33. Everybody makes a T-33. Just my 2 cents worth. Thank you again for your wonderful videos! 15:45

Are you from Nottinghamshire originally?

I've been passionate about this hobby since childhood, so I can recognize the difference between skill levels. You are an excellent builder, and I really enjoy watching your videos.

This hobby is expensive so it's better to try it and earn some money. Why don't you make kits to sell of your beautiful models? Especially the Eurofighter, Tucano and the A6?

Very nice to see someone doing just about what i want to do ---i e make glass glider wings . One part i don't get Sir is the tooling goat , what is this and how does it work. i under stand a little about making moulds but have always worked in sand Foundey moulder by trade , I thought you would have started with a gel coat. Sure would like a little help. Thanks john.

Lay up a few planes for sale. Provide some internal laser cut parts.

Great instructional video, thank you

Masterpeice!!

please pdf

I like to stipple the brushes on sticky masking tape to pull the loose bristles. Enjoying the content. Thank you.

adoro questo canale!!

MAGA!

The Dems have screwed not only America, but the whole western world.

Biden is a Desaster

Niiiiice!

Could you add the part to a vacuum chamber to remove air bubbles?

Thank you for this excellent tutorial! Question: What does the aluminum powder do for the material?

I would draw it in half and mirror it, so both sides match, Thanks for your vid

THANKS FOR "SHARING" THIS VIDEO!! [IMHO: THAT JET MODEL LOOKS TO BE VERY "HEAVY"/"HEAVY DUTY"!!!]....WHAT DOES IT WEIGH??!!...

Hi, great workd! may I ask why you did not use molding (or tooling) epoxy as a first layer in order to get a good & hard mold surface? How did the mold surface look like? Were there cavities?

what model retract did you use for the nose gear?

Great job !! It would be great if the video lasted longer, each part is very interesting. Every week I look forward to updates.

Love it ! Pretty work

For putting my Cabosil I use a sandwich bag, and just put in the can when done with it

For Epoxy mixing I use a scale only for the last 40 years

All I can say is WOW! Very nice!

Are the exhaust nozzles for a Carf sized Eurosport? are they available for purchase? Thanks Graham

Can you show how you designed the prop blades? I'd like to know which airfoil you used, how you calculated the pitch at various diameter stations, and how you modeled the plan view of the prop, and how you transitioned the cross section at the root to the actual prop airfoil.

Beautiful.

I love your builds and videos sir! Ive been in the hobby for 2 1/2 yrs now and enjoy flying and building myself. Constructing a plane from composite molds is a dream of mine to learn to do.Thank you again for taking the time to bring quality videos🙂

Looking good Bro. I got the timer figured out on the Graupner. Set it up on a throttle curve, the Dragon is ready. Hope to fly on Sunday

Very nice as always! The A6 would be a difficult one to fully duct. I just ducted my Byron's A4 intake which was a "simple" 3 week job...

Great Work!!

Super nice

Great job...

Excellent work, with great details that I can see now, and I also discovered that you live in England, sorry for my disorientation,,,🤦 I wait for the next video,,😀

I saw a build of the Chuck Graves Fokker where the builder used rare earth magnets on the inside of the clear canopy and outside of the frames to clamp them together while the canopy glue dried. Used 3/8 dia magnets about 1/2 inch apart or so? Looked like it worked great.

Hi Jim. Fantastic, pleased to see you again. Your vids are brill..; I know you felt you weren’t progressing on you tube. ,,,, But your closing in on 2k. Please keep going. Your advice is invaluable. Craig uk 🇬🇧🇬🇧

Amazing work, great to see it coming together 👌

Beautiful

Love this channel

I’m surprised the PVA doesn’t fill in the rivet details

Really enjoying your channel. How did you cut the parting plane so perfect around the wing?

Did the sinks still look good after a week? Month? Year?

Really well done, great engineering

Looking better and better with each video 👌

This is another of the uses of the finger.

If you could make more explanatory videos on how to simulate rivets, that would be great! Thank you for your willingness to present these secrets and congratulations on the model aircraft, they are fantastic. Marcos - Brazil - South America 

I was just wondering how the sinks are doing one year later?