All the SMALL Models I have in my STASH! I might have an addiction . . .
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- Опубликовано: 30 сен 2024
- Building scale models and collecting them are two seperate hobbies! I know this from experience as I seem to have more in my stash than I will or have ever completed!
Many people wanted to see what I have in the stash - so here it is! Kinda . . .
As I have so many models I thought it would be a good idea to show you all the "small" kits I have, a second video will eventually be made to feature all the larger kits.
Join me in this video as I finally come to terms with how many plastic model kits I really have in my stash!
Please don't judge me . . .
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it's so much easier to buy them than to build them...
true!
Ha Ha ! Not exactly difficult to build an air fix kit
@@tonywright8294 Rather rude, but ok.
@Cmndr Roy Fokker I know alot of modelers who look down on those of us that don't build the most complicated or difficult kits. He definitely seems like he is one of those. I wouldn't say it's a sense of humour thing, as he's not joking.
@Cmndr Roy Fokker His history of rude comments in the past says otherwise. Definitley agree with your point though. Some people seem to think they'll gain social status by building the most overcomplicated, pain inducing kits out there (I'm looking at you, Revell T90!)
I mean whenever you find a good kit you just have to buy it
true!
It's a hard reality. Some kits are short run editions, some are limited, some are so hard to get (because they quickly disappear from shops), some are true unicorns and some are just great offers on auctio so it would be real shame not to try to obtain them. Besides, I've noticed model kits got more expensive recently, not much, but still and I'm glad I bought some back in a day. Some models can put on value with time, so if your modelling days would pass eventually, you can leave them for someone or sell with good prize
I can relate to this, but I don't think that this is a problem😁
:D
I don't see any problems just a nice stash!!! My wife complained when I had 10 or 12 kits in my stash, but we made a deal. Every time she gets new shoes I get a new kit. I'm up to 56 kits in my stash now and no plans to stop, so I say you can never have too many kits, keep collecting.
I think that says more about her shoe collection than your models! :)
For me its pot plants... every time she gets one I get a kit!
@mike dietrich
I think you missed a trick there. You should have insisted that every time she buys a pair of shoes, you get to buy a pair of kits!
@@gerrycoogan6544 Thank you for the tip, I like it, and will definitely try next time.
I have about 300 in "reserve"!!!.....keep telling my wife I'm planning for retirement!!.....she knows I'm just a junkie!!!
Yeah, maybe i'm also saving some for retirement . . .
No one going to judge you mate. Certainly not me. I could lose that many kits from the loft full I have and hardly notice. My motto now is "buy less, build more".
Good motto!
Oh my goodness... I had such a wash of nostalgia just now coming across your video, it actually brought a tear to my eye.
The Airfix Folland Gnat on the thumbnail brought a flood of memories of my dear mum. It must have been one of the first kits she ever bought me. We didn't have much growing up in the early 70's, but she indulged my model making hobby whenever she could. I didn't do them justice, being a little kid, but they will now serve one purpose as I still have them in a cupboard, and that is to remind me of those special days and one special lady.
A heartfelt thanks Matt for bringing back some 'lost' memories. I haven't touched a kit since 83 and, like yours, it's untouched, still in the box - a Revell History Makers Gemini capsule. A birthday present from, you guessed it, dear ol' mum. You have inspired me also to get back into modelling. Thanks again.
Hi Andrew! I'm glad I could help rekindle your interest in this hobby. I'm glad to hear you have some fond memories :D
You are not alone there mate, my Mum passed away when I was a teenager. I still have two Matchbox kits she bought me (HE115 and DO18) these were the last two she bought me, they are unbuilt as yet but I will do them. Better not leave it much longer, I am 55 now.
All the best to you.
This is the most emotional thing I’ve seen all week, hope you’re doing alright as well as your Mum too!
@@ScotiaPreasent Thank you so much for your kind words =).
We've had a rough few weeks recently, but we are getting through it - life huh! Mum's 97 and still watching over me.
Best wishes to you and yours. Also, another thanks for reminding me where I had posted this.
@@crazybrit-nasafan And you. And an apology for this ultra late reply. I plead inability to properly figure out computers!
Better late than never (like YT replies).
You don't have a problem, you have a great hobby!
I think I have 2 hobbies - only one of them involves actually building the kits haha
@@ModelMinutes I also collect myself ;)
@@Vespa_adventures haha!
@@ModelMinutes i know this feel
Or a kit sanctuary.
He who dies with the most scale models wins
Yup, somebody’s got to keep the second hand market buoyant!
Built or boxed ? At the moment I've got 30 completed kits, 5 in the works and 14 boxed ones (for reference, I've been modelling for 7 years)
I hate the idea of leaving unfinished models . . .
240 currently in my stash all WW2 1/72 aircraft. Finally got out of loft so on top of wardrobe and piled up in spare room not sure my wife was that impressed when she saw them all ! …… 5 months later made some progress now down to 217
Wow!
If i find a cheap kit ofc im gonna buy it
yeah, it is like that
The Fieseler Storch is pronounced "Feeslur Shtorchhhhhh" the last 'ch' is pronounced at the back of the throat as if you were doing a cat hissing, the tongue held at the back of the throat and breathe out. I spent 11 years of my life in Germany and speak fluent German, so I know what i'm talking about. And to answer your question.........NO you can never have too many kits, i'm not really into aircraft, but I fully understand where you are coming from !
36:37 In der Tat hat er den Firmennamen richtig ausgesprochen...sogar ganz gut hat es gemacht!
haha i'll figure it out one day
@@ModelMinutes I guess you had your leg pulled with the correction you mentioned in the video. How you first pronounced it was pretty good. The German CH in Storch is as the Scottish in loch. and yes, ie is ee. I would pronounce the second e in Fieseler
No addict can be happier than a model builders,it's like a religion you become devoted to a life of perfection silence,and peace where's all can see the devotion.
:d
Amen!!!
I see that you have a couple of airfix kits that were issued while Humbrol owed the brand (blue ended boxes), also I built a Mk Vb spitfire in an earlier boxing of polish 303 squadron
Yeah! I grew up on that particular version of airfix
Since covid started last year, restarted hobby - after 40 years! And built 30+ kits already. Scrolling down comments, now I know there are so many crazier people out there with love for this hobby!
this is a great hobby!
I think most of us can agree that we buy a kit and we build it, but on the other side there are people that buys 100 kits, but they conserve them, there is not a wrong way, those are two alternative metods, and there isn’t a rigth one or a wrong one
Im both i have a Channel and i buyed 263377484949 kits and im building them and still buying new ones
i seem to buy and build . . . but i have more unbuilt at the moment . . .
And to think how many 1000s of the full scale originals were built over the course of six years! 🤣
I haven't modelled in close on 50 years but I'm having a blast on the memories of the artwork. The big gun Henshel! The unbalanced Blom and Voss! The Black Widow!
Keep up the good work.
Or, at least, start it!
Thanks 😊
i suffer from the same problem
haha! It's a right pain :P
@@ModelMinutes it is
I think, i do aswell. But with bigger models 😅
haha!
Man, you haven't seen my stash of shame, with many many short runs. I have so many of them I created excel file to avoid buying the same kits. And 1/3 of them if not more are Bf-109s in different variants, majority of which are AZ Models.
Built 33 models already in one year period (thankfully I broke my foot, so suddenly I got tons of free time, lol, so I started building).
Although it's a shame you have a broken foot, I would like some more time to do more modelling haha . . .
That's not shameful. I have many hundreds of them and I lost count... I have a big problem now
You can't have enough Bf-109 models. AZ models are so attractive !!! I have almost all Eduard Bf-109 kits and even if I don't build some of them I needed to have them. Also I managed to find the Cyber Hobby kit.
@@alainvandenbosch2685 1/48 is too big for me, sadly. AZ is in my opinion well rounded compromise kit of Gustav/Kurfurst variants. It's not as great as Tamiya or Fine Molds, it has some issues, but it's relatively cheap in Joy Pack (3 models in 1 box, plastic only, no decals). These Eduard's Bf-109s are gorgeous, must agree with you
Hi Matt It was illuminating to see your stash but 83 is quite small compared with my stash which numbers some 800 + kits.
Yes I have a bigger problem
There are a couple of warnings I have to make you aware of.
Firstly the Ta 152 is actually the old Frog kit and the He-70 is and ICM kit.
The He -70 is a really nice kit and worth a good bash at but it has a serious flaw in the wing roots engineering as you will find out.
you will need to whittle the spar sections to allow the wings to fit properly and after that its a real gem.
The Academy P-51s are terrible but fun to build and the Revell Spitfires are new and older tooling kits both not that accurate mate.
I did a project on my channel of the older tooling Airfix Mk-Vb Spitfire and it still has it mate.
I may well do a video on my stash which will probably blow peoples minds I know my wife just stares at it in disbelief.
Good video mate and I will check out you bigger stuff.
Wow! That's a lot of kits! Thanks for the info John :D
I have 10 1/48 models and I’m to lazy to build them and I’m still buying more for some reason. Now that’s an addiction, no wonder I’m broke
yup, welcome to the club :)
Imagine how nice they’d look when they are built? Use it as inspiration…
You should build USS Missouri, because I've bought one last time I was in England and I really want to see how it looks like completed.
The mistercraft (ZTS Plastyk) Il-2 is a good vintage kit, which requires a little bit of filler. Aichi is a copy of Fujimi and Fulmar is an old Vista kit from 1994 (even airfix had issued it in 2005).
thanks for letting me know!
Every modeler needs more kits hehe
And some place to hide them until they are built
haha!
That's the reason why I try to avoid hobby stores
haha it is addictive!
I have more than 50 unassembly kits. All of them are aircraft in 1/32 scale and because I love realy big planes I have all HK model kits (B-17, B-25, Lancaster and HB B-24). That means I realy have problem with space in my rooms. That is I belive sign of unhealthy addiction.
wow!
Monthly 12 Step Meeting Confession: It's been 2 days since my last polystyrene model purchase.
It genuinely has been about 2 days since I bought something . . .
Can relate got soooooo many 1/76 kits in my stash from birthdays to sales I can’t stop getting them. Can’t wait to see the video. :)
awesome!
This was quite interesting! I liked the stories. Actually I think this might have been a pretty boring video without them. And the 90's sets you got there, man! That's the nostalgia from my childhood...
Glad you enjoyed it!
Sharks fan eh?
@@liam1.11 Yeah, somewhat. But my favorite player from there is now with the Kraken
@@THEreiska nicee
I know where you're coming from but finding somewhere to store them all is my problem.
I have the same problem . . . keep buying new ones though haha
My first kit,the Fokker111 Eiendecker ,I built on boxing Day back 1971,never had that buzz since after showing it of to family members(un-painted)back garden test flight didn't end well!
you should have a go at this one - it's a new tool :D
On the Fieseler Storch, the third kit is by Heller, it was a great kit. The Academy kit is really great, one version of the Academy kit gives you the rotary engine for the French license built version. There is a flight worthy one around where I live. They are amazing for short take offs and landings.
When the Monogram twin Mustang came out. Monogram and Revell were completely separate companies.
The white Nakajima Kate with the green crosses is in the Japanese surrender markings. There are even photos of Betty Bombers in those markings.
Thanks for the info 😊
Thanks for the info 😊
@@ModelMinutes just put my hands on it, the Academy 1/72nd scale Fieseler FI. 156 Storch/Moraine Saulnier MS 500/502 Criquet French rotary engine varient is kit #1661.
Im giving up modelling after a year i cant cope anymore with anything
That's understandable! If you ever decide to come back we'll still be here :D
@@ModelMinutes im gonna let me stash go im just not coping well with anything atm
@@harrygrant6334 sorry to hear that. I hope things will get better for you soon
@@ModelMinutes they wont
@@harrygrant6334 if you’re struggling with things I suggest seeking appropriate support. There is nothing wrong with asking for help, people will be willing to do things if you need it
For the f82 I think the black and silver one looks more interesting.
I quite like the look of the black one with the stars on the wings :P
Stephenson’s Rocket should be kept till 2029. The 200th anniversary of the Rainhill Trails.
Hmm, that's an interesting idea - although it is 8 years away . . . .
Most modellers would need to live to the age of 150 years just to get through half of their "kit stash".
woah ive never seen a polish yak 1 as a decal option
It's a polish manufacturer from about 70's... now the Mistercraft is using the same form in a neat box. But only the box looks nice...
yeah, is pretty cool
@@tomiferromagneticus138 I’ve got a Mistercraft Mustang. An awful kit.
@@eddiebruv I herad some modellers buy these kits only for decals for other models since they are really cheap in here
i would love to see you build those ships just make sure to have a lot of filler and a lot of patience, also the deck green colour they reccomend is wrong id reccomend you look at some refrence images and find a better colour
thanks for letting me know!
You can get addicted with other modelers' addiction.
very true!
Kit 50 is spelled more like „feeseler shtorch“ so your first attempt was pretty perfect (if you wonder why a pole is writing how to spell German words is because I grew up on Germany and grew up bilingual)
lol, i'll never get it right haha
I see it as a healthy addiction... I myself have 207 model kits in my stash all in 1/72 scale, all WW2. It can be a little expensive, but there are worst ways to spend your money, and its nice to have a big stash to chose your next build. I love it. Keep it up.
Very true! Thanks :D
@@ModelMinutes By the way, I hand paint my kits with no weathering, I have no airbrush and don't plan to buy one, but... as you know there are WW2 aircraft that are in bare metal, and like you said in the video that yellow is quite a pain to brush on a kit so is bare metal. Any advice? Mind you I use Vallejo Model Color. We can agree that in war time no one is going to spend time polishing a P-51, but I have not got the result I want. Could you do a video on that? Regards.
@@ernestobelo1074 I did a video on a very cheap silver spray if that’s any help
I'm also too lazy to build my other model kits haha
haha
When I decided to emigrate sold my stash (about 200 boxes) and with that money I paid for the airplane ticket. I'm seeing many kits that I had (curiously, never saw a Heller Thunderjet box in good shape, ha!), BTW: The Ta-152 is a rebox from an old Frog kit if i'm not wrong.
Yeah, I thought it was either frog or matchbox, couldn’t remember which at the time so just picked one haha
Bro.... I had a painful realization, over the past couple decades, that I unintentionally became a collector. I don't know how many kits I had in total, but I'm sure it reached easily over the 100 mark. I bought them only with the intention of building them.
Life, however played the same cruel trick on me that it has played on most of us. I ran out of time, space etc. Gaps in employment made it neccessary for me to sell quite allot of them on Ebay over several years. That was a painful, but liberating experience. I still have quite a few kits... still more than I have room for, but hopefully I will be gifted with time and space to construct some of them.
Going to cry heavily in my coffee now... pardon me.
I know that feeling! I also worry that i have more kits than I will be able to build
Your not the only one
I have basically 100s of wwll planes
Love the channel keep up
The really good work 👍
Thank you very much!
You don't have a problem i think i do at last count i was up to 2000.
I have enough Spitfires to make every mark including Seafires,prototypes and float versions.
My kids just say Dad is Plane crazy.
haha!
We're not here to judge, just want to see what you've got!
Some of us have large stashes because you have to buy kits (and even aftermarket parts) you're interested when they come out; if you wait until you're "ready" to build, the kit will no longer be in production and difficult/expensive to obtain. Buy when you can or you miss out. I've missed the 1/48 Wessex, 1/35 FV 432, resin detail sets for 1/48 Sea Harriers....
yeah, that's true
I don't have a stash, Matt. In my wonderful world of kit building, there is the kit I'm currently building, the kits I have finished and behind all of those are the kits that are awaiting their turn to be built and these seldom number more than two, or three max.
Perhaps if I had a wide range of interests then I'd have a stash I guess, but now my interest is pre-nuclear Submarines, USN & RN only and further limited to 1/72 I'll finish those up; PDQ. Flicking through the net recently, I've scoped the next kits RAF MTB with a big roundel painted at the forward quarter, from WW2 and a USN PBR from the Vietnam War era. Those should see me out.
I think that when i'm in a shop I see a kit and go "yes, i'd like to do that one" or "that would be a fun video subject" and then I end up with more kits than free time lol
You really should try and build more armour kits because your skill at painting them is excellent. Give them more of an effort and give more of your followers a bit more variety. Stay well and safe and furthermore, don’e give up modelling unless you really have to, lol.
That's the plan! More Armour coming soon!
Same here I bought some model from Singapore 🇸🇬 and some from eBay. But I think I bought to much.(two containers) mostly build hg gundam and ww2 tank, plane and figure (miniart). Some already sold to people who like it. From Indonesia 🇮🇩
Yeah, I'm trying to avoid selling mine for the moment haha
Hello, my name is Pete, and I am polystyrene addict. Seriously, I have you beat and it is starting to endanger my mariage. Been buying kits for over 40 years and the internet has not helped my habit. Have a wide and varied stash, about the only thing I don't buy are car models, and that is changing too. Have filled one bedroom and a loft with cartons upon cartons filled with kits. House looks like an episode of Hoarders, maybe I need an intervention.
Sounds like you could open up your own shop
If you want to motorise the Railbus, you should get in touch with the guys at Budget Model Railways as I believe that they have already motorised a model of this kit. It turned out pretty damn and runs very nicely. I’m sure they would only be too happy to give you any advice you may need to motorise this kit.
Yeah I know the guys at budget model railways, if I remember correctly they used an old Lima chassis to power the rail bus kit. My plan is to create a specific chassis that is as simple as I can make it so that anyone can do it using off the shelf parts and a bit of 3D printing, but still not made much progress there yet
i have a love hate relantionship with mistercraft their kits are a pain to work with sometimes but the subjects and decal options are super interesting
yes, they do have some interesting subjects
The boxes themselves are attractive. Would look good lined up side by side in a wall cabinet. And nice knowing the kit is still inside. I see the appeal.
I'm getting like this with Lego. I've made a few sets but I'm starting to buy them faster than I'm building them and now have 8 unmade and have got my eye on a few more. Though I do intend to build them all eventually.
The Airfix boxes with art by Roy Cross, are rightfully seen as genuine works of art. The modern Airfix box art, by Adam Tooby, is excellent, too - but I still prefer the canvas and paint of Roy Cross.
:D
Tamiya is almost all times good value for money. Priceworthy and good quality! I rank them very high, even their older models.
awesome!
I think every scale modeller can relate to this stash video. We end up buying a nice collection of models, because we like the subjects & we want to build a model of it . But instead of making the kits already in the stash; we get more because we like the look of them. But fear not there are things in life much worse to become addicted to, than collecting & making scale model kits.
However if you are feeling like you have got one, too many kits. Just go through them and think "do I want to build that?". Put them to one side to sell or donate them to a charity like MODELS FOR HEROES. That's what I ended up doing. I ended up donate about 7 or 8 kits to MODELS FOR HEROES, a few months ago. That I had lost any interest in building.
It’s always a great feeling when you donate to a charity of any kind. Plus it helps to free up space. Anyway great video Matt. It was nice to see what you have got in your collection.
Very true! They will also take Airfix flying hours as well :D
@@ModelMinutesthat's great they also take flying hours too. Good luck with all your builds Matt!
I part exchanged a drug addiction for modelling. 18 month clean. Actually met someone in rehab who was into scale modelling and we talk on the regular and share pictures of out projects. Modelling genuinely keeps me on the wagon; having my mind in one place and seeing the finished outcome. Always like to talk to other keen modellers on FB groups too, the community on the whole is very friendly.
You not only have a modelling addiction, you have a Spitfire addiction lol. It’s an addiction that’s not bad though (as long as you aren’t sniffing the glue lol)!
i do have a bit of a problem lol
Hey, everyone is a collector of something. Here in the great state of Texas, most people collect firearms. There's people with vast shoe collections. Having model kits A) takes up less space, B) isn't as expensive and C) if you're into it, retain a large amount of value and sellability (I don't do that but still.) Also, having a nice, relaxing hobby like building model kits or lego is good for your mental health. I've never been happier than when I have something on in the background and I'm building a model kit. Those who judge should look at themselves too, everyone collects something.
very true!
Empathy. I am pretty much where you are, however, I stay in a country where kits are not available off the shelf. I have to either import them or buy them at exorbitant prices off the black market. Yes, it is definitely an affliction that we are infected with. Happy building and stay safe.
haha thanks! Shame to hear you cant get kits easily though
I dont feel so bad about my stash any more. E bay is a wonderful place to pic up some weird and wonderful cheap kits.
yes, if you can find them for a good price :D
To many models is never enough! Tumbs up for being a fellow Warthunder player.
Haha thanks!
Hey Matt! A super interesting video, it was great to see your stash!
Again, if you need any help with translating the instructions for the Yak-1M, I'd be more than honoured to help!
Thanks for the offer!
my suggestions are
(*means the ones i would like to be built more)
the beaufighter
f104g german starfighter*
walrus mk.1*
swift fr.5
revell eurofighter typhoon (to compare with airfix)*
type XXIII sub
me 262*
ta 152 H
p-47m thunderbolt
aw seahawk *
p-51 c*
black f-82
b5n2 kate
bf109 e4
airfix spitfire 5c
thanks!
See my upsetting name story I. The discord but otherwise I’m loving the premier
:)
Who are we to judge you 😂. We all experience the thrill of buying a new kit.
very true!
I love that DHC Twin Otter. It's an old Matchbox kit, and I've had several, and never had any fit problems. Matchbox kits did have some annoying quirks, but fit was never one of them. Matchbox were great, as they made subjects nobody else did. Their inter-war Armstrong-Whitworth Siskin, is still one of my all-time favourite model kits.
Likewise, the Dapol/Airfix crane. That dates to possibly the late 1950's. It can be made to work. I've got a couple of them in my stash - they're good for greeblies on sci-fi models. Bits turn up all over TV shows like 'Stingray' and 'Thunderbirds'.
The Thunderbirds kits are retools of the earlier IMAI kits. I have all those,(over many, many years) so didn't bother getting the new ones. I was hoping that they had been retooled, to remove the 'play' features of the older IMAI kits, which took a lot of hacking away at missile launchers, overscale wheels, etc.
The Academy 'Storch' (Stork) comes with a 1/72 scale VW 'Kubelwagen' ('Bucket Car'), and is superior to the Airfix version in all respects.
The 'Blue Box' Airfix Spitfire Vb, in the markings of 303 Squadron ace, Jan Zumbach, dates from the 1970's. I had one when I was still at school. Very nice kit, though.
Not a problem - very similar to my stash. Although you always say to yourself: "No more. That's it." Ten minutes later, you're flicking through a copy of 'Flypast', and think: "I don't have a kit of a Bronco..." When Airfix were brought back to life, I made a point of buying all the kits that I'd made as a kid. A lot of kits. 😂😂😂
Wow! Thanks for the info!
That’s why the rule is. Only buy a kit after you finish the current one you’re working on!
surely you have to break that rule to buy your first kit
Yep that is a common problem for most model builder
Monday you find one it is so nice so you get it to build it soon of course.
Next day same thing and so on and on and on one day you wake up and have a huge inventory
yup, spirals out of control
I have that same Twin Otter. I flew on them a lot when I worked in the Arctic Circle. Tough reliable plane.
Sounds awesome!
I have a walrus too I am building it and it will go in a museum in Felixstowe 😂
That's soo coool!
Always buy small kit when out and about 👍🏻👍🏻😃
Always! although I probably shouldnt haha
You made me feel like i am not a freak 😅 it seems like all modellers have this problem. I have smth like 50 unpainted kits on my shelf. From mighty Bismarck in 1/350 to tiny Jeep Willys. Greetings :)
So true! :D
the vintage classics tiger 1 from my experience isnt the best kit but its perfect to try out some new techniques such as shell craters from where it could have been hit. Because of how flat the detail is its easy to work with
I was thinking of doing a comparison of this versus the newer version from airfix
Can’t wait till the premiere 😊
Awesome!
I have done the 1/72 Airfix Supermarine Swift, and the cruder Hawk kit. The Airfix kit was decent.
Did the A-4 Skyhawk too, twice. Both markings variants.
I also open and check out all kits I buy, unless it's a duplicate I have already built recently.
thanks for letting me know!
My grandson would be like build them now grandad hurry up.
haha!
Im just starting oit in modeling and I already have my own stash.
This is the way
That isn't too bad, like I said, I have about 300.....
:o
I can totally relate to this, I am a keen 1/35th scale vehicle modeller, I started as a teenager, stopped for 25 years (but kept all my old unmade kits) and restarted three years ago. My collection is vast, over 300 kits and mainly WWII (good job I have a man cave to store them in), I just enjoy collecting new models and adding them to my collection but I don't think I will be able to build them all in my lifetime, however, they often become more valuable as they become rare to find.
Collection is part of the enjoyment as well as constructing and painting them, I am enjoying rekindling my younger days and developing new skills (airbrushing, photoetch and resin parts) so no need to feel guilty.
well said :D
Lots and lots and lots of kits !
Far too many!
The academy P-51c is a brilliant kit. I reckon the new tool Arma P-51c will be even better.
Nice stash.
Och yes, new Arma P-51s will be gorgeous
thanks!
No shame in collecting model kits my friend. After years of buying many, many, many scale models of various scales and subjects, I now collect and build n scale models for my giant diorama model railroaders call a layout. Cheers 🍻
Haha! I also have an N gauge project on the go . . . :P
For soft plastic figures, try mixing old school plastic model glue with your paint. Used to work with Him from and stuck much better
Thanks for the tip!
Humbrol, doh!
Praising the you tube overlords
they are muchly praised!
Right There With You SIR And Loving It
Thanks 😊
There is no shame here,only happiness!!
:D
i start my first collection ( a 1/72 T-38 Talon in 1981 ) & i am still buying if i see any good one around....i think...i had more than 300 to 400++ at the current moment.
19 mins left
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Nothing to be ashamed of here. I only see fun :) It's also surprisingly addictive watching people go through their stashes, especially with their comments / stories. Looking forward to the next video with the larger kits.
Thanks!
That's interesting the little one from the works. We can't judge we're all just as bad should see my collection of Warhammer haha
Toooooooooo many but I loved it!!
Bob
England
Haha and I can't seem to stop adding to them either
To support your patreons why don’t you run a giveaway with a few of the models in the stash to give them the support?
I was actually thinking of sending the higher-tier patrons some kits as part of a perk, but sadly competitions or giveaways are actually against the terms of service of Patreon so it’s not really an option 😕
@@ModelMinutes oh ok thanks for the reply
could you do a poll and build a few of these
Great idea!
You should compare the the Revell 1/72 Spitfire MKV and the Airfix MkV
Whilst I do have both, they are actually slightly different variants, so not a direct comparison
Well Revell do at least two versions of the 1/72 MKV (I think a B clipped and un clipped) and Airfix do a 1/72 MKV B unclipped
@@topguntopcat yes, I have all of them in the stash, but the Airfix Vb is old and seems discontinued now, mine being an early 2000’s release
Very similar to having a gym subscription and rarely went there.
yeah, i know that feeling
Great video today .Like it.
Thank you! Cheers!
Hmm but are you STABLE?
I think so . . .
The DH.2 now I built that kit in 1985 - eek. If you get the original Kit Master and early Airfix/Kitmaster versions of the Dapol kit, they came in boxes ;)
I've seen some second hand in shops - they look pretty cool
My ju88 is gonna take a while
good luck!
Only 83! You beginner 😉
Lol there are a couple of follow on videos from this one