Revell B-1B Lancer 1/48 scale | Full Build Video
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- Опубликовано: 4 авг 2024
- Greetings everyone, the B-1B Lancer video is finally here! I hope that you enjoy this video as much as I enjoyed building this kit. It was a lot of work, but very rewarding!
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Chapters
0:00:00 Video intro
0:00:23 Unboxing
0:01:21 Part 1 Picking up after 10 years
0:10:15 Part 2 Flag Day
0:13:51 Part 3 Nose Landing Gear
0:16:44 Part 4 Crew Entry
0:25:14 Part 5 Painting Steps 3 & 4
0:29:57 Part 6 Cat Intermission
0:35:36 Part 7 Windows
0:42:03 Part 8 Nose Construction
0:48:21 Part 9 Main Landing Gear
0:50:31 Part 10 Wings
0:58:22 Part 11 Central Fuselage
1:00:12 Part 12 Tail Section
1:05:11 Part 13 Full Fuselage
1:06:15 Part 14 Engine Nacelles
1:17:32 Part 15 Primer & Mottling
1:19:55 Part 16 So Much Gray
1:29:57 Part 17 Burner Cans
1:32:17 Part 18 Gloss and Decals
1:39:02 Part 19 Weathering
1:48:49 Part 20 Final Construction
1:57:22 Part 21 Final Reveal 
Хобби
From a former a 184th Bomb Wing KANG member, thank-you and a salute for a job well-done!
Thank you so much! I appreciate that!
I was with the 384th for almost their entire run on the B-1 (87 to 94), but retired before the deactivation. I was under the impression that the 184th just took over most or all of our aircraft. Was 064 really one of yours?
Definitely enjoyed the interactive commentary along the way. It felt like you were talking to someone rather than narrating a documentary. Awesome build!
Thats great to hear, thats really how I try to do it! Thanks for watching!
Dammit was watching the whole thing on the train and 2x speed might have to watch it again and listen this time
Agreed it's a great format.
It takes an exceptional modeler to make the questionable kits look high-end and you have accomplished it. Hats off. Highly impressed, outstanding work.
Thats very kind of you to say, thank you very much!
Late 90s when I came home from the USAF (F-16 crew chief), a friend of mine gave me this kit. The thing is, he had tried putting it together and it was fully built, but for some reason he had filled in the gear wells and weapons bays with chunks of balsas wood he glued in. He still had all of the gear parts and cruise missiles. So he gave me all of that stuff and I spent days cleaning that all out and rebuilding the model. Had to scratch build some gear doors and bomb doors. I re-scribed the panel lines, rebuilt the cockpit, and repainted it. Never got any decals for it, but it still turned out ok. Would love to have this kit again and build it up myself.
Wow, sounds like quite a journey you went on to finish that kit!!
Huge talent and craftsmanship. The flag really sets it off
Thank you!! Really happy with the flag detail!
David R Lentz, Columbus, Ohio, USA (Monday, 5 August, 2024)
I had this kit (actually, several over the years). Several months past, whilst in hospital for a fortnight, my doctor had arranged for me to move to better quarters. I understand a staff-member of a state agency ostensibly “looking after my interests” had told the staff of my residence that I had authorised them to throw away ALL MY POSSESSIONS, including that bomber kit yet in the box, as well as all the others I had built and detailed.
So I take my delight in watching you build yours. Thank you. Brett, I tell you this so that you can understand the depth of my appreciation for you here.
ooof, thats awful. sorry mate
@@inkwell6330 , thanks. I just want you to see how I appreciate you for making your video.
Was stationed at Ellsworth AFB 2004-2010, and I’ll never forget the first rumble at our new home on base when the B-1s would take off. A beautiful plane and hats off to those maintainers on the line. This plane is a beast in the air and a heck of a maintenance nightmare on the ground. Thanks for building.
Awesome, my brother was at Ellsworth after you.
I really appreciate you taking the time to show how to sand and polish clear parts.
You bet!
I wasn’t sure I was up for a two-hour video, but I couldn’t stop watching. Your work is fascinating. It's akin to watching an artist make something from a blank canvas.
The bird on the gear doors is a Jayhawk. Yours is a stylized version of the traditional picture. The Jayhawk is the logo for the University of Kansas.
Thanks! I'm glad you made it through! And thank you for the info about the Jayhawk on the doors, I love learning details like that!
@@HammerheadModelMaking Your shows remind me of watching, the artist, Bob Ross. I don’t know if you’re old enough to have watched him, but he had quite a following on TV. He started with a blank canvas and then painted these amazing pictures. I would think the painting is finished, that nothing more could be added. Then he would say that maybe it needs a bush here, or a few more clouds there. I’d think, “No, don’t do it. It’s finished as it is.” I was always wrong. Somehow, he’d add so much more so that in the end I realized how well he understood art.
I do the same thing with you. For example, when you started adding the two-part epoxy on the engine nacelles, or re-shaped the clear parts over the cockpit, I thought it would never work, but your improvement made it all look so much better. You have an excellent eye for the artistic and it’s always fun to watch experts work their magic.
@@dr.m.m.thomas4409 I love Bob Ross! Watched him quite often as a kid, initially because we just thought he looked and talked funny, but then came to appreciate his talent! I'm not quite sure I'm at Bob Ross level, but the comparison is not lost on me, thank so much for the kind words!
teeeeechnically, the jayhawk is the state bird of kansas, and b-1s were stationed at mcconnell afb just outside wichita. source: i grew up in wichita.
@@oldfrend I don’t think so. The Western Meadowlark is the state bird. KU’s mascot is the Jayhawk. I grew up in Dallas.
Two hours of glory. You did an amazing job building, painting, filming, editing. Myself, I did this kit about 25 years ago or so. Little did I know, it had THIS potential. I'm raising my glass!
Wow, thank you! Thanks for watching!
I definitely like the new format and cat intermission ! 👍😂
Lol, thanks!
I like how you encourage modelers no matter what level they are at you dont demean them you share how you make errors occasionaly thats cool and how your willing to explain explain every step
Well I figure if I can get here anyone can get here! Sometimes they just need a little encouraging!
Don’t normally really comment, but after watching a few of your videos I have to say the detail you add to each of the models is simply amazing. This one certainly takes the cake for me, the addition of the flag took the model to the next level for me, incredible!
Thank you so much, thats very kind of you to say!
Excellent build sir! I personally also enjoy these longer form videos with the details - it helps in my own builds. Though it sounds like I am in the minority of being someone who actually likes Revell kits. Yeah, they are not as nice as say a Tamiya kit, but I got into this hobby because of a Revell kit, and I still build them 20 years later. They hold a special place in my heart lol
I'm somewhat the same, grew up building Revell and Monogram kits that I'd get from Walmart (different times)!
Holy cow, this is easily your best build yet. LOVE your idea sanding down canopy and clear parts so they sit flush. I've been struggling with this in a lot of my builds and your suggestion has really helped.
Thank you very much for the kind words! Hopefully the sanding tutorial will prove useful to you!
Props to you my friend. You’re a phenomenal teacher. You bring down the intimidation level immensely. It’s been 30 years since I built a model…you’ve taught me a lot. Thank you💯
Thank you! Thats my goal, to help bring down the intimidation level! I hope you make plans to pick the hobby back up, never a better time to do it! Thanks for watching!
Wow! Im very impressed with your work on this kit. The paint job turned out so nice with all the grime effects. Love the way you explained everything too. Thanks for sharing!
Thanks so much!
Exceptional result, the best Revell build of this plane Ive seen to date. The flag on the dash is excellent!!
Thank you so much!
Perhaps the best build video I have watched. I enjoyed this so much! Magnificent job on this!
Thats very kind of you to say, thank you!
You're a wise man... Waiting 10 years, collecting aftermarket parts, and making sure your skills are up to it. I'm not sure I would be so disciplined. What outstanding results! Beautiful airplane.😊😊😊
Thank you so much!!
Crew chiefs jump the tubes to do a fan inspection prior to flight/engine runs, which is why the bottom of the intakes wear faster than the rest. Incredible job!
Fascinating! Thank you for sharing that detail!
Great build. I'm a former Bone driver and I built this kit, as is, back in the 90's when I was stationed at Dyess AFB. I wish I knew how to properly build a nice model when I did. It was so big I had to leave it in the squadron when I changed stations. I have few comments about the build. First, you would never see the B-1 with the gear down and the wings swept aft, they would be at the full forward 15 or 20 degree position on the ground. Second, the B-1 doesn't have a full shoulder harness on the ejection seat, crew wore a harness that clipped into the seat above the shoulders. Finally, I wish you picked an active duty squadron that still flies the B-1B instead of the 184 BW that lost the B-1B in 2001.
I always appreciate a 1st person perspective on a subject, so thank you for your feedback! If I may address a few of your points: I am aware that the wings fully swept back is not normal for a parked B-1, however, in order to get this to fit in my display case, this was the only way to make it work (like you said, its a big kit and it only fits by less than a 1/4 inch!) Thats good to know about the harnesses! I will file that away for the next time! As for the markings option, it was all about that shark mouth on the intake splitter, I was really drawn to that. However, I do have another one of this in my stash and I plan on building it was one of the aircraft my brother worked on during his time at Elsworth. I was ordinance. So, for the next one I plan on going whole hog on it, detailed bomb bays, extended wings possible with dropped flaps, open and detailed cockpit, the whole works so that will largely correct the points you brought up!
That was two hours that just zipped by! I was enthralled from start to finish. As a scale modeller, I found some very useful takeaways for my future builds. As someone once said “The time to stop learning is never!” Great video and awesome end result.
Thank you for watching, and I agree, one should never stop trying to learn something!!
Absolutely top notch video and commentary!! I got quite a few takeaways from this vid and fully support the long form.
Glad you enjoyed it! Thanks for the feedback!
What a difference ten years makes! Always good to revisit an old kit you started and see how you can go about improving it using the skills you would have gathered since putting it down initially. I know a plane this size would definitely have given me lots of headaches if I had attempted to build it, especially when I was younger. I'm impressed with all the steps you have taken to modernize and improve the overall quality of the kit.
Yeah, its quite fun to be able to compare how far I've come since then! I wish I had other kits I could do this with, but thats the only one I had from that time period. Thanks for watching!!
Watched the whole thing. Like the editing, lack of music, and your thoughts on what and why you did. Beautiful.
Thank you so much!
I think it looks great. Nice and clean build and the final finished kit came out very nice. There is always something to learn as you build and after 65 years of building myself I find something new to try out on every build, it never ends.
I agree, I'm always trying to learn something new and incorporate new things into my processes!
You sir are a madman. I can't imagine the level of patience it must have taken to finish this monster kit. Also the cat is awesome.
The cat approves of your compliment!
That is a triumph!! Wow, beautiful build in all respects. I really enjoy the long form video with the narration. It's just right; it's easy for content creators to either spend too much time showing repetitive tasks, or conversely to gloss over something I would have liked to have seen elaborated on. The editing and narration of this video were spot on. It completely held my interest for 2 hours and I picked up some new stuff. Fantastic job and thank you!
Thank you very much! I appreciate the kind feedback!
Incredible work! Love it when the big birds get love, too. Also crazy seeing my unit represented on a jet like this- I joined the 184th long after the flying days were over, but have had the privilege of working with one or two of the names on this jet. Thanks for doing it justice!
Woah, thats awesome! Thanks for watching!
As much as I wanted a break i just couldn't stop watching. Absolutely stunning build and commentary. Also thank you for not spoiling the video with crap music. Once again well done, you're a credit to the modeling community.
Thank you so much! Your kind words are greatly appreciated, and yeah no music!
I second the “NO music” sentiment.
Man, your videos are great! love the commentary and just the whole process, I usually put your vids on while I'm working on my radio control models and I love them!
Awesome, that makes me happy to hear!
Well I didn't expect I'd sit through an entire 2 hour build video but here we are. The final result is outstanding. A kit that is rarely seen as a finished item. Absolutely superb work.
Glad you liked it, and glad you made it through. I took a bit of a gamble on such a long video, but I'm thinking its being received well.
@@HammerheadModelMakingIf nothing else it earned you another subscription.
I was in the USAF in the early 1970s and love me some pretty planes. I’ve never been within spitting distance of one of these monsters but to my eye your model looks great especially considering what you had to work with. Brittle decals are one of my pet peeves and in your place I’d have trashed that refueling port decal the instant it broke and just painted it. You either have far more patience than I or just wanted the torture to be over.
In any case it’s done and looks to have been worth the effort.
This has been my go to video for my downtime on holiday. Looked forward to it each day when I'd get 20 minutes to watch a chunk before heading out again. Fantastic stuff.
Sounds like you have a good system for watching it!
I couldn't stop watching. Still proud of how my Revell F14 turned out 40 years ago. That one was the best of many.
Cheers
That 2 hours went by so fast! I was absorbing all the amazing building & painting efforts you put into making this model. The results speak for themselves. What a fantastic looking B-1B! Like you I have one sitting in my stash, partially built and set aside long ago, because it was beyond my skill level at the time. Your video is an inspiration to me to get it built! Thanks for taking the time to produce this great video.
It appears its quite common to start the B-1 kit then shelve it! Thanks for watching, and good luck with yours when you decide to take it back up!
When a modeler and an artist are reunited in a single person. Bravo!
Thats kind of you to say, thank you!
I saw your progress on Instagram but watching the build video has made me appreciate how much work went into this even more. Absolutely stunning build Brett. As for the video, fantastic. I loved every minute of it!
Thank you my friend! I appreciate that!
So amazing to see the process of such a large scale model in great detail. When you threw all that milliput on the end of those nacelles I almost had a heart attack 😂😂😂
Can’t believe I watched for 2 hours, and could have watched 2 hours more! I’m a tank modeller mainly, but am seriously thinking of doing some aircraft soon. Your videos on the process are invaluable. 😊
Thank you very much! Trust me when I say I agonized over the engine nacelles and the amount of work/milliput it would require and weather or not I should do them, but I'm glad I did! Thank you for watching!
Words cannot describe how amazingly well you executed this kit.
I watched this while painting one of my Eduard Avia S-199 Mezeks
Awesome! Thanks for watching!
Thank you for this excellent video. The B 1 is a great work! Congratulations. I´ve build an Airfix Spitfire MK 1 A, a very old kit. I started 2008 and I finish it now, 16 years later. Modelling is a great hobby! Greetings from old Germany!
Hey, as long as it gets finished thats what counts right!
WOW!!! Just spectacular!! I have this kit sitting in my stash waiting to be built. This video has really motivated me to build it. Like all your builds this one does not disappoint!
Awesome! Thank you!
Enjoyed every minute of this! Thank you for making the kit and the video!
Thank you for watching!
Superb job Brett. I think you've done a remarkable job. Thoroughly enjoyed your extended video
Thank you kindly!
So envious of your steady hands -- great build , as a new modeller I have learnt a lot from this video -- fantastic build !
Thank you very much!
Loved that, brilliant build, thank you. I built mine many years ago as one that we saw display at Mildenhall Air Fete in the nineties. It’s still hanging from my modelling room ceiling!
Very cool!
Respect people who do build like this. Interesting airplane and difficult assembly. Thumbs up man.
Cheers! Thanks for watching!
Oh nice a Kansas ANG bird! Back in the day I managed to get a personal tour of the GA ANG B-1s flight line in 1998. Was such a freaking awesome experience I'll never forget! So cool that the ANG had B-1s for a while.
Thats way awesome!
Really enjoy the video and the upgrades made it so much better, great work!
Glad you enjoyed it!
Great piece of work you did, what a beast! The patience you had has delivered a great result.
Thank you very much!
Like you I’ve had this kit in my stash for years.
Your build quality is amazing and has encouraged me towards finally getting into this build.
Your paint variations and weathering turn this enormous model into a really realistic aircraft.
Looking forward to seeing your other projects,thank you 👍👍👏
Great to hear! This seems to be pretty common with this kit, I wish you luck when you get working on yours!
Wow what a brilliant example of a master modellers craft. Thoroughly enjoyed the whole video…a true magnum opus!
Thank you, thats very kind of you to say!
I’m new to your channel, this was my first video and I watch it all the way through. Relaxing and informative. Thank you, I love the detail and weathering you gave it.
Welcome! Glad you found me!
No matter what there is always room from improvement in anything we do! Nobody is a master at something they do. There is always a different technique or skill at achieving a goal. Thanks for the breakdown and love the content!
I 100% agree! Never too old or experienced to learn something new!
Very informative build. Learnt a lot from you, esp the polishing of the clear plastic parts. Thank you, sir!
Thanks for watching!
Beautiful work, as always! Thanks for the video.
Thank you! Cheers!
I really really enjoyed watching this whole video watching you turn that kit from a basic Ravelle model into something as beautiful as you’ve done was more than I could possibly help unfortunately for me you’ve made it so that I am thinking about building that kit I will never be able to make it look as good as you did, butwatching your efforts and what you did and how you fix that give me a lot of ideas for tips on how I can do a better job on my modeling too. Thank you so very much for this video.
Glad you enjoyed it! I think the biggest issue with the kit is just the sheer size of it! It can be quite a handful! But, if you get around to working on it I wish you luck!
This was definitely worth the wait! Absolutely spectacular!
Glad you think so!
Loved the longer format video! Well worth the wait. Awesome build!
Much appreciated, thanks for watching!!
Inspirational. Really enjoy the commentary. Thanks!
Glad you enjoyed it!
What an amazing 2 hour video, well done Hammerhead
Glad you enjoyed it
Great job!!! It’s the same but in 72 scale and I’ve been afraid to approach it for more than 5 years. Congratulations for defeating this monster.
You can do it!
I love the feature length movie format! And the intermission!
And the end result is phenomenal
Thank you so much!
Nice build, Hammerhead. I always learn something from your videos. I appreciate you!
I appreciate that, thanks for watching!
Another?
Great bill.
Really like how you weather.
Always great to see your videos.Can't wait for your next one.Keep up the good work
Thanks for watching!
Another excellent build and great to watch with a bucket of popcorn 🍿
Ha ha, thanks man!
Loving the longer form video. Really like the idea of different sheen on some panels.
Awesome, thank you!
Absolutely stunning work sir! Not opposed to 2 hour + videos from you brother. This was a truly enjoyable watch and the final product of your efforts, what a great payoff!
Glad you enjoyed it!
I enjoyed this video! Long, but very educational. I'm pretty apprehensive trying new things but when I saw you using the 5 minute epoxy putty I thought I could try that on applying resin zimmerit to my armor models that allows me to adjust them so that was an inspiration. Also, I have a Revell 1/32 Hawker Hunter and that's a fair size kit in itself that i felt like working on after watching you build this beast. Eduard has re-boxed this kit with the photo-etch goodies (I think it also includes masks) and that'd be interesting to see but I feel something of this size once is good enough.
I totally get it, I was apprehensive about a lot of things when building models, even up to a few years ago that kept me from improving my skills, but once I finally started to just push myself and try new things, I've found my skills have been improving quite rapidly! Good luck with your Hunter, sounds like a nice kit!
looks amazing mate nothing to add about your technique. The long format with the narration for me makes this the best model content on youtube, do not ever change your format or start playing music. Much luv from the land down under, james.
Much appreciated! I'm glad you enjoyed the video!
Awesome video and a great result on a model well done! I've had one of these for a long time as well and it will probably sit for a few more years before I'm ready. Thanks for sharing your experience and tips!
This is one of the few times I'll say, wait until you're ready to tackle this monster! Thanks for watching!
I have watched this video with intrigue, appreciation & admiration; firstly for the awesome build presentation. Secondly for the way that you have presented it. Almost all the build videos go through the process of creating the best or perfect model; without mishaps or errors. It’s refreshing to see a creator being transparent & revealing the imperfections within perfection. Well done & keep it going! I will be sharing this video a lot with local hobby groups & clubs so that the best also make mistakes!
I’m currently busy with a step-by-step video build where, from the first upload, I’ve demonstrated the build process with errors & mishaps included. I don’t get a lot of views, likes & comments; maybe because people don’t want to see errors, but I’ll continue with my approach to presentation & creating.
Looking forward to your next!
I appreciate the kind words, and yes, I'm trying to be more transparent when it comes to mistakes and how to overcome them. I'm pretty much always making mistakes on every kit I build and I suppose its better to learn from my mistakes if you can! Thanks for watching!
@@HammerheadModelMaking I’m doing the same with my Step-By-Step video build series of Eduard 1/48 Mirage iiiCZ. The latest upload, just under an hour viewing, I fiddle & fumble with the camouflage masking & I also apply the wrong colour because I didn’t check & confirm references. Go check it out & your opinion or feedback would be appreciated; be honest, if it’s shyte, say so. I was in the military for 14 years & can handle it!
@@b-creative_dbn I will check it out!
The amount of detail over such a large model is truly impressive, congrats dude.
Thanks a ton!
I can relate to shelving it til ready 😊. I So Get It! I am constantly impressed with the results of building my models. I attribute this to, yes maturation in life but also appreciation of the things that we neglected as children. I used to “chuck” the small decals, especially “no step” 😂. Today, I take pride in placing each and every decal! I also enjoy using My airbrush, vs the old days with “Testors” and a single brush and 1/8bottle of thinner for everything 😂. All of that to go outside play with it, break it and the inevitable “fire death” 🔥lol😂. Yes, my Modeling has come a long, long way. Thank you for the vid.
Awesome! You should be proud of your progress!!
Thanks for the inspiration. You have done a great job! Believe it or not I have this kit started and sitting in my stash for a longer time period than you. Now I feel I should complete it too.
That seems to be a common occurrence with this kit, good luck when you pick yours back up and thanks for watching!
Awesome build, wonderful video and I think I learned some new stuff! Cheers!
Glad to hear it, thanks for watching!
Great work! This video deserves many, many views! 😎
Thank you so much 😀
Nice Bone! What a leviathan of a kit.......great work, she looks terrific 👍🏻👏🏻👌🏻
Thank you!!
Had a 5 hour vacation car ride. Perfect first two hours. Loved this one Brett!!
Ha ha, thanks Seth!
A brilliant build and a fantastic video, I really enjoyed the level of detail you have gone into Spot On👍👍
Thank you very much!
ultra nice build. The patchy look is beautiful und the result is very clean!
Thank you very much!
What a great model. Enjoyed the video and it turned out great!!!👍👍
Thank you very much!
Yessir, the video I’ve been waiting for.
Glad you can finally watch it!
Great job not saying UM every other word!!! Seriously thank you!!! Much easier to listen to!!♥️♥️
Great job!!
Thank you, cheers!
The Bone is the baddest A/C the AF ever flew. Great work!
Agreed!
I saw one of these fly by this spring, huge, loud and beautiful.
Great work!
Thats awesome!
Very well done sir amazing build. Love watching your builds.
Thank you so much!
Next-level craftsmanship.
Thank you!
Just finished watching the part about the clear plastic. A job well done. You can also try this tricks:
Get up to 3000 grit or so wet sand and start using a car headlight defogger with a Q-tip or a microfiber towel (just a folded edge for this small part is enough) . Personally i use a cheap type (both for the car headlights and models). Arexons Fairings Renewer if I remember correctly. A small dab will suffice.
Another (better) option is Tamiya's clear polishing compounds. To get the best shine however you really ought to use all three (coarse, fine and finish) They are pricey though.
Another cheap trick is to use nail files - buffing sticks (borrowed of course from the Mrs). They work wonders.
Cant wait to see the rest of the vid. Thanks for posting.
Great tips! Thanks for sharing!
Man oh man have I been waiting for this😍 such an amazing job Brett
Thanks Matt!!
Awesome work. Love the flag touch . ❤
Thank you! 😊
One of the best builds 🔥🔥🔥. It’s perfect 👍👍👍
Thank you!!
Nice job, I managed for full video watching, just increased speed a little bit)
didn't expect such a big plane to exist in a 1:48 scale, so much work, appreciated!
Some time ago, modeling the A-10 Warthog in 1:48 for me was difficult because of size, but you model it's...no words, only emotions.
Thanks for watching! Well, to be fair, 1/48 A-10s are pretty big!
2 hours very well spent! Fantastic work!!
Thanks a ton!
The most excellent build video to date. Liking the flag on the hood, it just pops! The flush glass and… all of it, dude. All of it, just fantastic. The payoff is huge.
Thats very kind of you to say, thank you so much!!
Wow amazing model. It turned out amazing .your a very talented modeller and love your videos also love your commentary very relaxing yet informative. Thank you
Thank you so much 😀
Oh boy here I am with my popcorn and blanket! Time to enjoy a good movie! :D
Lol, glad you're all set!
@@HammerheadModelMaking It was super good, and it came out beautifully!
holy, that's remarkable. I love the long videos and how you explained everything, I've been a model maker for 7 years and I've learnt a lot! if you want another kit that will stand out(also give you a bit of trouble) I recommend the Heller 1/72 Concorde. I'm doing it at the moment and its a nice kit just some fit issues here and there. anyways you've done an AMAZING job on this model, and creds for the work on those engine nacelles, I just couldn't sanding is my weakness in model building. great build man!
Thank you for the kind words and the kit recommendation!
I had bought my kit (1/48) in the early 80's and it came in white, one of the choices was white so I left it that way. I took a long time to build and after a couple of moves I had to leave it behind along with all my other kits. Enjoyed your build video. Keep up the good work.
Thanks for watching and sorry you had to leave your bone behind!
Enjoyed the commentary, was very informative, great video.
Glad you enjoyed it!