That's coming along nicely. It's not often people do pilot or crew figures in an aeroplane model. It makes for a refreshing touch to remind us that people flew these aeroplanes. My uncle Bob flew Typhoons, Tempests and did a stint in Hunters before he retired.
@@TheModelGuy Actually I only met him twice, first time I was to young. The second time was when we were emigrating to Australia. Unfortunately that was 52years ago and the information he gave me has been lost over time. I accidentally stumbled upon a picture when I researching and Australian typhoon pilot. There were three pilots in the picture and one was my uncle. It was taken at B12 in France but where that was I didn't find out.
Absolutely love this style and the longer videos, agree with another viewer that it's like a 1-1 tutorial, please continue like that (when possible) - one idea would be to do a project in this way and then after it's all done, create an additional "shortened" video by sampling from the longer ones, as a summary (but with all the essentials included), so that viewers who don't like the longer videos can skip them and just watch the "summary" video (which can be a bit longish by itself, say, 30 mins or 45 mins, for such a complex project, less for smaller builds). I also love your additional comments about the real aircraft history and usage etc., I wish you had even more of that in your videos, makes the whole experience much more interesting than just the build. Cheers!
Surprisingly the Typhoon & Tempest shared few (if any) major components, they just looked similar. A lot of the photo-etch is a waste on the interior, as once closed up - the cockpit is quite a black hole.
@@TheModelGuy true, but having worked for Hawkers (BAE Systems), you get to know about common parts - Harrier I's used drawings for parts that where first issued for the Typhoon.
Awesome! I’m currently working on an Eduard F6F-3 Hellcat and I don’t know if this is a regular feature but instead of tabs the wings and tail plug in to the fuselage at the cross-section. Makes for a really sturdy join and even in 1/72 it feels solid and able to be handled. I’m still a Tamiya snob but I think I’ll pick up a few weekend edition kits in the future.
I like the new style but don’t want it to completely replace the old style of your videos. A good mixture of both would be perfect. Model is coming along well, for more tips and tricks for painting figures I’d recommend checking out some miniature painting RUclipsrs, I also found night shifts videos about them particularly good, he also is pretty new to it, and is painting scale models rather then fantasy or sci-fi miniatures.
I'm revisiting the Eduard Mustang that melted last year, then my first kit review sent by a manufacturer. ICM sent me their JU-88C night fighter. After that, not entirely sure. I know I said Spit vs Spit but we're getting closed to show time in October. So maybe I'll finish the B-17 or so something completely out of my wheelhouse...like an SU-34 :)
Hi Robbie, I rather like this longer style of video, but then again if the right person is doing it I could watch paint dry, Maybe you could for every longer video do a couple/three shorter ones. the Tempest really is taking shape.
Thanks for your feedback. I'm trying to track the comments and analytics to see what the mass wants :). Doing a single video edit takes about 2-3 nights and consists of about 100-150 video clips to edit. This style allows me to put them together and render. Takes 2-3 hours.
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LOL. Every time you paint and your compressor comes on I keep thinking it's mine.
Great videos by the way keep them coming.
I should edit in Doog saying "Shut up Compressor"
More than wonderful video ..... especially in highlighting the details
I’m glad you found it useful! This type of video was much easier to edit.
"Audio muted, wife ranting"
And I lol'd
OMG that was awesome ...I actually did LOL
That's coming along nicely. It's not often people do pilot or crew figures in an aeroplane model. It makes for a refreshing touch to remind us that people flew these aeroplanes. My uncle Bob flew Typhoons, Tempests and did a stint in Hunters before he retired.
He must have had some great stories!
@@TheModelGuy Actually I only met him twice, first time I was to young. The second time was when we were emigrating to Australia. Unfortunately that was 52years ago and the information he gave me has been lost over time. I accidentally stumbled upon a picture when I researching and Australian typhoon pilot. There were three pilots in the picture and one was my uncle. It was taken at B12 in France but where that was I didn't find out.
Absolutely love this style and the longer videos, agree with another viewer that it's like a 1-1 tutorial, please continue like that (when possible) - one idea would be to do a project in this way and then after it's all done, create an additional "shortened" video by sampling from the longer ones, as a summary (but with all the essentials included), so that viewers who don't like the longer videos can skip them and just watch the "summary" video (which can be a bit longish by itself, say, 30 mins or 45 mins, for such a complex project, less for smaller builds).
I also love your additional comments about the real aircraft history and usage etc., I wish you had even more of that in your videos, makes the whole experience much more interesting than just the build. Cheers!
I like the new style and following you as you paint/ weather the cockpit , it’s like a 1 on 1 tutorial
Top Fan statement right there.
I think it's more detailed video this time thanks mate. 👍👍👍👍
Great watching - you’re doing justice to a beautiful kit!!
Thank you :) Its been a very fun build. Only a few bumps that were never huge issues.
The Tempest build is looking great so far, I look forward to more updates very soon, bext regards from a Kiwi living in Australia.
Thanks Les! This kit was sent to me from an Australian :)
@@TheModelGuy the thing that makes Australia great, is all us Kiwis, keep safe mate.
I wish I had one of those mutes!
Surprisingly the Typhoon & Tempest shared few (if any) major components, they just looked similar.
A lot of the photo-etch is a waste on the interior, as once closed up - the cockpit is quite a black hole.
The wings, tail, and longer nose are the most visible differences.
@@TheModelGuy true, but having worked for Hawkers (BAE Systems), you get to know about common parts - Harrier I's used drawings for parts that where first issued for the Typhoon.
Nice fighter plane similar to the typhoon royal air force.😀☺️😊🤗⭐🌟🌠😁🤔🖌️
I like this model kit fighter plane.💘💔🖌️🇬🇧🇬🇧
Awesome! I’m currently working on an Eduard F6F-3 Hellcat and I don’t know if this is a regular feature but instead of tabs the wings and tail plug in to the fuselage at the cross-section. Makes for a really sturdy join and even in 1/72 it feels solid and able to be handled. I’m still a Tamiya snob but I think I’ll pick up a few weekend edition kits in the future.
They're nice bargains especially at the price point. My only real complaint with this kit is the lower wing fit.
It also looks like their Mk IX Spits and Mustang use the same controls mounting.
Epic
I like the new style but don’t want it to completely replace the old style of your videos. A good mixture of both would be perfect. Model is coming along well, for more tips and tricks for painting figures I’d recommend checking out some miniature painting RUclipsrs, I also found night shifts videos about them particularly good, he also is pretty new to it, and is painting scale models rather then fantasy or sci-fi miniatures.
Are you planning on ever building the tamiya tomcat, i heard it is a great kit.
I'm not sure. I'm not a huge Tomcat fan but I may do it at some point as part of a VF-31 lineage
This Tempest is coming along nicely, any plans for your next project?
I'm revisiting the Eduard Mustang that melted last year, then my first kit review sent by a manufacturer. ICM sent me their JU-88C night fighter. After that, not entirely sure. I know I said Spit vs Spit but we're getting closed to show time in October. So maybe I'll finish the B-17 or so something completely out of my wheelhouse...like an SU-34 :)
Looking forward to that! Keep up the amazing work
Hi Robbie, I rather like this longer style of video, but then again if the right person is doing it I could watch paint dry, Maybe you could for every longer video do a couple/three shorter ones. the Tempest really is taking shape.
That's a solid suggestion for sure
What is MLT?
Mr Leveling Thinner
I honestly don't like the new style I feel like its unneeded
Thanks for your feedback. I'm trying to track the comments and analytics to see what the mass wants :). Doing a single video edit takes about 2-3 nights and consists of about 100-150 video clips to edit. This style allows me to put them together and render. Takes 2-3 hours.
Editing is a bi**h, so trying out ways to reduce clip count is understandable imho
@@scalemodelhistory4174 I'm not an editor by any means and that's when I find out what should have been recorded longer or skipped over.
Sorry don’t like your new style
It's just a test to see how it goes. It's a lot easier to edit and keep content coming. But it is more work.
Thanks for the new video. I eagerly look forward to them.