Great stash. The X Wing you should build next May as may the 4th is Star Wars day. My request would be the JU 88. A graceful plane and interesting to see how you tackle the challenge of that canopy 👍🏻. Or if you wanted to move away from 2WW please please do the Albatross.
Cool video! Thats was nice collection and I think just right and managable size of pile. My own stash...well, the number closing 250 pcs and when I have if my average number of finished works per year has shown 1 model per month, then congratulations to me! Well now- greetings from one YTber from Estonia! Be healthie and happy!
Well im also struggling to reach the 1 build per month level at the moment. Seems like a good pace all in all. Greetings from Switzerland, stay safe & cheers!
I have that same Airfix Heinkel HE-111 kit. I bought it , not because of the scheme (which I could care less about), but because I wanted the bomber kit itself and there were none to be had anywhere. I finally found this one in Poland which I ordered along with some more appropriate decals. As for which kit you should build, how about the Revel PB4Y Privateer, although I have to warn you, that is an older kit and will challenge you. Good luck if you decide to go that route.
Hi Chris, I have not heard of the EFW. Interested to know why you consider the kit to be difficult. I think Airfix kits are easy, but also a challenge. Instuctions good, easy to follow, but at times, nothing fits, (shrinkage, or warping), or there is a lot of clean up before you start. Also do Airfix use more oil in their moulds?, always need extra effort to wash away oil before primimg. My stash has over 300 kits, have not counted them accurately. Most of the common manufacturers, 99% ww2 examples, aircraft, afvs, trucks, and figures. I won't finish every kit, I will sell off a lot of kits eventually. Love the box art, and collecting clasics items. Have so many Japanese aircraft in my collection. I keep away from resin kits as well, there are many resin examples that are rare reproductions of a certain subject, tempting. I would like to see you build the Airfix Stuka. The JU-88, my favourite aircraft. 5
I told myself a while ago, before i get more kits i must build some first. Lets say: build two buy one. Because most of the kits i buy, i really want to build them as well. So it can become frustrating having too many kits at home. Airfix Stuka and the Ju-88, sounds good!
I built a plated testor's mustang when I was a kid - these days with AK extreme metals not a big deal. I dare you to build the revell 262 - to know how good revell can be.
Let me know in the comments which kit you want me to build👇🏼
You are really cool. Your stash is pretty interesting.
Mighty kind!
Cool kits and such a diversity of kits.
Great stash. The X Wing you should build next May as may the 4th is Star Wars day. My request would be the JU 88. A graceful plane and interesting to see how you tackle the challenge of that canopy 👍🏻. Or if you wanted to move away from 2WW please please do the Albatross.
Oh yes youre right, thats the date to start this kit! Thanks for the hint, as a Star Wars noob i completely forgot about this👍🏻
Cool video! Thats was nice collection and I think just right and managable size of pile. My own stash...well, the number closing 250 pcs and when I have if my average number of finished works per year has shown 1 model per month, then congratulations to me!
Well now- greetings from one YTber from Estonia! Be healthie and happy!
Well im also struggling to reach the 1 build per month level at the moment. Seems like a good pace all in all.
Greetings from Switzerland, stay safe & cheers!
I have that same Airfix Heinkel HE-111 kit. I bought it , not because of the scheme (which I could care less about), but because I wanted the bomber kit itself and there were none to be had anywhere. I finally found this one in Poland which I ordered along with some more appropriate decals. As for which kit you should build, how about the Revel PB4Y Privateer, although I have to warn you, that is an older kit and will challenge you. Good luck if you decide to go that route.
Oh gosh, this will take me 3 months to build!😄
Hi Chris, I have not heard of the EFW. Interested to know why you consider the kit to be difficult. I think Airfix kits are easy, but also a challenge. Instuctions good, easy to follow, but at times, nothing fits, (shrinkage, or warping), or there is a lot of clean up before you start. Also do Airfix use more oil in their moulds?, always need extra effort to wash away oil before primimg. My stash has over 300 kits, have not counted them accurately. Most of the common manufacturers, 99% ww2 examples, aircraft, afvs, trucks, and figures. I won't finish every kit, I will sell off a lot of kits eventually. Love the box art, and collecting clasics items. Have so many Japanese aircraft in my collection. I keep away from resin kits as well, there are many resin examples that are rare reproductions of a certain subject, tempting. I would like to see you build the Airfix Stuka. The JU-88, my favourite aircraft.
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I told myself a while ago, before i get more kits i must build some first. Lets say: build two buy one. Because most of the kits i buy, i really want to build them as well. So it can become frustrating having too many kits at home.
Airfix Stuka and the Ju-88, sounds good!
Super Hornet in Swiss markings could be interesting.
Oh yes, it does! Noted👍🏻
I built a plated testor's mustang when I was a kid - these days with AK extreme metals not a big deal.
I dare you to build the revell 262 - to know how good revell can be.
Sounds like its a rather challenging Revell product...of course i'll go for it then😄👍🏻
262 and P47 are some of revell's better 1/72 toolings. Worth looking at sprues even if you decide not to build.
Ah you really ment it how you said it, i was thinking you were being sarcastic, sorry. Thanks for the hint, i'll have a go on the 262 soon then👍🏻
you remind me of a European Adam Savage
😅havent heard that one before