Thanks much for the comprehensive review of this ZM kit. For them that can't bear to not ever see again all those internal parts, we bring you the miracle of translucency! : )
As always a top shelf review Peter! That's a beautiful kit by Zoukei-Mura and definitely a must have for the stash! Thanks again for a great video Sir!
Thank you number 6! ☺️ I did realise my small error after shooting my vid in time for the next one: ruclips.net/video/h7CS5DxTxgs/видео.htmlsi=F8T47aEddk7veEWI
Wow, nice review of a nice kit. Back in the 80s I managed to visit the Deutsche Museum in Munich, where they showed the original Do335, on which this kit is based. this thing is HUGE…and of course did I build a kit of it, but in 1/72 and as double-seat nightfighter version from Revell. Didn’t find any other kit of the Do 335 back then
Thanks, yes I knew it was a Tempest, 'Typhoon' was a slip of the tongue, I realisd (too late) when I saw the first video playback. I have made that error before. 🤭👍🏻
Really enjoyed your short history of the aircraft at the start..Your knowledge and love of the subject was naturally conveyed..You should branch to another channel.! Doubt I’ll get this kit as price and scale are a bit too big for me.So 1/48 version for me if I do..But still enjoyed your review and nice to still have a look at the kit.
Thank you so much for your kind words! If you like my Historic chat, check out my 'Battle of Britain' vid, or the 'Amiens raid', or 'Steve McQueen, Le Mans and Porsche' or Colin 'Chapman's Lotus 88' as I think you might like those. I know what you mean about the size, I would struggle to find room for the 1/32 kit.
@@Peter-Oxley-Modelling-Lab Thank you very Much Peter..Enjoying the review.Had to sort dinner out and back again..Don’t mind a long review if there this good.!..Will check out your other videos and so glad you have branched out into subjects.Just me being slow to know,per usual.!.Take care and all the best..Paul..👍
@@Peter-Oxley-Modelling-Lab 9.5 really, but you alluded that you wanted 9. Actually for the length, it was a great review. It has inspired me to buy one of their 1/32 kits, maybe the Toryu if available. The price looks comparable with the Tamiya 1/350 Yamato. No complaints really. Cheers!
@@Peter-Oxley-Modelling-Lab On the heels of this, I have now bought the Zoukie-Mura Ki45 Toryu, as there were a few left in the UK. Many thanks again Peter for your many insightful videos.
I prefer the more orthodox war birds of WW2 , but that looks an excellent kit. At the price, it’s not a kit to b*gg*r up and throw against the wall in frustration.
not so much a model kit as a mini-engineering project! Quite possibly could take longer to build than it took Dornier's workforce to build the real thing
Thanks much for the comprehensive review of this ZM kit.
For them that can't bear to not ever see again all those internal parts, we bring you the miracle of translucency! : )
As always a top shelf review Peter! That's a beautiful kit by Zoukei-Mura and definitely a must have for the stash! Thanks again for a great video Sir!
Cheers Corey! 👍🏻
@@Peter-Oxley-Modelling-Lab Right back at ya! Really enjoy your kit reviews! Keep up the great work 👍 👏 💪
Hi Pete, it was a Hawker Tempest flown by Pierre Closterman, who flew Le Grand Charles. Lovely kit and great video.
Thank you number 6! ☺️ I did realise my small error after shooting my vid in time for the next one: ruclips.net/video/h7CS5DxTxgs/видео.htmlsi=F8T47aEddk7veEWI
I have the P-51 and it is absolutely amazing.These kits are the very best but expensive. But you get what you paid for.
Outstanding video and presentation.
Wow, nice review of a nice kit. Back in the 80s I managed to visit the Deutsche Museum in Munich, where they showed the original Do335, on which this kit is based. this thing is HUGE…and of course did I build a kit of it, but in 1/72 and as double-seat nightfighter version from Revell. Didn’t find any other kit of the Do 335 back then
It was Pierre Clostermann flying a Hawker Tempest was described in his book The Big Show.
Thanks, yes I knew it was a Tempest, 'Typhoon' was a slip of the tongue, I realisd (too late) when I saw the first video playback. I have made that error before. 🤭👍🏻
Lovely video Peter, I've never heard of this manufacturer what a great kit. I hope you can review other kits from their range.
Great review Peter of what looks like a great kit. Anybody thinking of ant eater when looking at this aircraft.
Excellent review as always Pete. A very impressive kit.
I`m gonna turn 60 in June and thinking of getting the Fw Ta152 H-0...
Hi Peter, Loving your Zoukei Mura reviews, I want to ask you where do you put the nose weight in this model?
Good question, not too sure, as it's not my kit...I would be tempted to add some to centre of front engine. 👍🏻
Great kit review. Beautiful aircraft.
Looking forward to this, kit is on my wish list, probably the trainer version
Hi Jason, I also review the ZM SWS book that goes with it and many SWS after-market items too! Better ring your bank manager though! 😳💷😱
Great tutorial Peter, does all the after market products come with the kit. This is one to get I believe for me
Thabks but Sadly not Paul, all those items add about another £100 to the price of the kit...😲
just got the HK Models one, only because i find it easier to assemble.
Really enjoyed your short history of the aircraft at the start..Your knowledge and love of the subject was naturally conveyed..You should branch to another channel.!
Doubt I’ll get this kit as price and scale are a bit too big for me.So 1/48 version for me if I do..But still enjoyed your review and nice to still have a look at the kit.
Thank you so much for your kind words! If you like my Historic chat, check out my 'Battle of Britain' vid, or the 'Amiens raid', or 'Steve McQueen, Le Mans and Porsche' or Colin 'Chapman's Lotus 88' as I think you might like those. I know what you mean about the size, I would struggle to find room for the 1/32 kit.
@@Peter-Oxley-Modelling-Lab Thank you very
Much Peter..Enjoying the review.Had to sort dinner out and back again..Don’t mind a long review if there this good.!..Will check out your other videos and so glad you have branched out into subjects.Just me being slow to know,per usual.!.Take care and all the best..Paul..👍
Great review Peter, looks like a great kit.
"Ausgabe" is German for "Edition", not August. The German for August is... wait for it... August.
Apparently, the Do.335 pilot had the facility to blow off the rear prop and upper fin before bailing out so he didn't get hit by them on the way down.
Unfortunately the canopy release handles were fixed to the canopy frame, so in an airborne emergency the pilot would lose his arms...
9 out of 10 for this video!
Only 9? (OK, it was too long...) 😆
@@Peter-Oxley-Modelling-Lab 9.5 really, but you alluded that you wanted 9. Actually for the length, it was a great review. It has inspired me to buy one of their 1/32 kits, maybe the Toryu if available. The price looks comparable with the Tamiya 1/350 Yamato. No complaints really. Cheers!
@@Peter-Oxley-Modelling-Lab On the heels of this, I have now bought the Zoukie-Mura Ki45 Toryu, as there were a few left in the UK. Many thanks again Peter for your many insightful videos.
760km/h is more like 472mph, Peter, but still an impressive speed for a piston engined plane!
Daimler Benz 603 Peter!
I prefer the more orthodox war birds of WW2 , but that looks an excellent kit.
At the price, it’s not a kit to b*gg*r up and throw against the wall in frustration.
Yes indeed Neil...I would probably be sweating building this one, but it's not mine so not a problem. 😜😆
Космическая модель...но и цена космическая!!!
With respect, don't your jacket cuffs get in the way when you're modelling - ? It would drive me mad - !
Lol, I dont actually dress this way when building...😆
not so much a model kit as a mini-engineering project! Quite possibly could take longer to build than it took Dornier's workforce to build the real thing
Bremen is not in the central Germany ;-) thx for the upload