Update: Second Channel and Panzer Research Facebook Group
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- Опубликовано: 9 июл 2024
- This is an update explaining what else I've been up to.
All Things WWII link
/ @allthingswwii6748
Merch link
www.redbubble.com/people/panz...
Facebook Panzer Research and Reference link
/ 1771603316215157
Is that two videos in a week? :) You spoil us so suddenly! Always good to see an update video, and I'm excited to see how the Hetzer finishes up. Hopefully your new channel takes off too!
Oh and I wear your MIAG shirt in my video for this week, but totally forgot to mention you lol.
Adam, enjoy your videos so notice their absence. Hope all is well.
Kind of you to ask. Yeah, my wife and I had a baby a year ago and one on the way. Job changes, new house, just been busy. I have 2 builds I'm filming and a review upcoming of some Tiger parts I made and am selling. I'm still here.
Wonderful smile your son has. Belated congratulations on his arrival to you both.
Sounds like an interesting idea. Not sure if this fits in but I really enjoyed your book reviews specifically about the ww2 german armor. Enjoyed how you dont posture and your not longwinded like some other reviewers that are hard to watch. Would really like if you could talk some more about the other Renaldi books or just books that you would recommend about ww2. I own a bunch of them but they are hiding away in boxes.
Then, all is well...good luck with the changes.
Nice to see your cheeky face again Adam....heading over to the Facebook group shortly and your other youtube channel....👍👌👏✊🤘👊
Oh that pesky thing called life that gets in the way of our passions from time to time. I hear ya man! Put in the all time now with the little one and who knows, perhaps he might be the next Adam Wilder? Hope you and the fam are healthy and doing well. Just checked out your first video on the new channel and loved it! I fear for what impact our current societal obsessiveness with political correctness may have on historical facts in the future. Trying to bury the not so nice stuff from history in order to make everyone feel better drives me nuts. How can our future gerenations learn from our past without accurate historical reference? Sorry for the rant... Redbubble is great and I've picked up a few WW2/tank T's from there. Really great designs you have up so far. Keep the content coming in which ever medium you fancy and we'll be there!
Cheers!
Thanks for letting us know, Adam.
Just subscribed to All Things WWII (#5) and hit the bell.
Also applied to Panzer Research and Reference on FB.
Keep doing what you're doing... Good job.
I too have been away from modeling (seems forever) due to taking care of my two girls. Just recently started to set up a workbench. I do appreciate your current situation and just know that you will be back on the bench soon. You have a lot of good things to share, miss your kit reviews their tops!
I hear ya Adam. I had a friend tell me oh... about 15 years ago after my first child came along "you know you won't build any models for 10-15 years". I laughed and said "yeah sure"! Well, he was almost dead on... sorry to tell you that. Don't get me wrong having kids was the best thing that ever happened to me... and I'm sure you'll agree. I finally have time to build again starting about 3-4 years ago and will be uploading my first You Tube video in a week or two. So long story short I hope unlike me you find the energy and time to keep creating. Nice to see you back.
Hi I wonder if I could possibly ask a Question about dragon Tiger 1 kit 6700. I have just commenced the build and I am stuck on section 1so no progress at all. I do not understand the reason for the optional wheels. Apparently I can use wheel Q8 or Q7 attached to wheel Q6 or Q5. Q8 and Q7 appear identical as do Q6 and Q5. Could anyone tell me what the difference is. It feels like there is some text missing from the instructions to explain this. I only have experience of Tamiya and Airfix kits so the dragon style of instructions are very different, I feel I have a steep learning curve with them. Any help would be much appreciated.
I seen you down at the Cliffs of Moher two days ago. You were with two small men in green and red suits. When I said hello, you and the two little men ran into bushes and disappeared.
That is the weirdest comment I"ve ever had. I'm not sure what the insult is here, but if you could clarify I'd be able to respond more appropriately. What is it you're getting at? Also grammatically it's "I saw" not "I seen".
@@AdamMann3D Only pulling your leg. Love your site. Maybe i was being a bit weird. Silly sence of humour.
It's fine I just didn't get it. Sounded like something my friend Shane Smyth from Ireland would say.
Well done, brother!
Just subscribed to All Things WW2.
I would love to join the Facebook group, except I do not do Faceberg.
Great I will join this ne wgrup of yours!
always a pleasure when my friends put up a video :) it is true, talking things through infront of a camera is a way shorter process compared to building a model. keep the vids coming and in the end you will have time on your hands again for scale models.
Congratulations on the birth of your son, I know all too well about babies eating into model making time!
Done, done and done
After two days I got booted, and blocked. Whut up with that?
Let me talk to the other mods. I'll sort it out.
thank you
Adam he t shirts that you are selling is kinda like fanboy/fangirl .
I agree. But I like it.
Looks like this page is dead now. No post since August of last year. I was gonna ask about the Dragon kit #6291, one of those "Super kits". I can't believe how hard it is to get the parts to fit. Glad I only paid $35 for it. I was thinking about getting #6265 but there is no was I am going to pay $65 for it. These Dragon kits are just not worth what people on Ebay are asking for them, then you add in the shipping of $12-$19. not going to happen.
Its not dead. 6291 should be a good kit. Is there something particular that's a problem on that kit?
@@AdamMann3D For the life of me I can't get the wheels to line up straight. They just want to lean for some reason.