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So nice F-18. Awesome details and construction. Just a little complain: why do jou make a "marble" and weathering work in missiles? They supposed to be almost brand new and are storaged in very well condition away from the enviromental influence. Congrats!!!

Such an enjoyable assembly to follow! Thank you

What does P.E. stand for?

Nice ❤

Beautiful build

I really admire the weathering technique! How tall is this figure? I have the Plamax Strike Dog and would like to see how well it scales. Thank you!

David R Lentz, Columbus, Ohio, USA Mr. Lin, I do not merely “like” your video, I admire you for your overall excellence and your deeply patient techniques in carefully layering paint for subtle effects, expertly illustrating the weathering under the hot sun of the south Pacific, and the wear of years of combat conditions. I wish I could nominate you for an award and a generous prize! As I have suggested to other modellers of the Tamiya 1:48th-scale kit of the Mitsubishi Ki-46 Imperial Japanese Army Type 100 twin-engine command reconnaissance aircraft, Allied brevity code name “Dinah,” perhaps you next might create an airborne diorama dramatising the USMC aviator Lt. “Bob” Klingman on high-altitude patrol in his Chance Vought F4U-1D Corsair Fighter-Tamiya also offers the perfect kit for that part of the job!-in the struggle to intercept at very high altitude a Ki-46 IJA scout aircraft. Because all six of the bent-winged warbird’s M2 Browning .50-caliber machine guns had frozen for the bitterly cold air at nearly 10,000 metres, he resorted to using just the propeller of his hardy aircraft to buzz-saw off the rudder of his dodgy foe, abruptly sending the nosy sod out of control, to fall into the roiling sea immediately off the coast of his island base (sources: “Marine Corps pilot Robert ‘Bob’ Klingman took down enemy using his propeller”, By Team Mighty [We Are The Mighty, Military News posted Wednesday, 8 February, 2023, 7:16 a.m. PST]; Wikipedia: Mitsubishi Ki-46 IJA Type 100 twin-engine scout aircraft).

Magnificent

Thanks for sharing the excellent modeling skills. In the original Tamiya kit, the D8 and D19 are the parts of instrument panel. In this video, you don't use the two parts. How do you modify the instrument panel? Or do you just replace the D8 and D19 by other vendor's customized kit simply?

Did you put a clear coat on the paint before weathering?

Hi! Great video. I just ordered my first model from REVELL and it is plazer III from world of tanks. Maybe some day i will be good as you! Subscribed❤❤❤

As a Votoms fan, I love to see this kind of content.

Stunning work.

Ive never tried this method of pre-shading, usually I prime it all in grey and use dark around the corners, but the result here is great. I will try to get a Scopedog and follow along the video, thank you

Great looking Rhino! You have the weathering dowm pat! And not to be a downer but on the starboard side your aircraft designator (the Letters) are upside down, it should have the N on top, or NH. Port side is correct. Again magnificant work!

Working on the same kit now. What airbrush are you using?

Gorgeous!

Thanks for the heads up! I avoid anything woke like it is a plague....because, you know, it is a plague!

_'Man!'_ ... Sure's some pretty damn-good bloody 'tough-arse'-looking and _'Angriff_-*explosive'*-laden _'Messy-shitt'_ 'mag-dumping'-jobbies, I've ever seen, _by Christ almighty!_ ... 'Hats off' to you! Goddamn-well good job!

what size of engraving did you use? i only have 0,3 scriber

10/10

Just brought this same kit with aftermarket parts as by far one of the best ferrari's ever produced! this is an amazing build! a true artist

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Stunning - did the same thing with a (real) Honda CB900F back in the day... Thank you!

Where can i get the decal set

Your model looks fantastic! ❤❤❤

Superb!

That's an amazing build ! congratz

Great job on a really good kit,!i gotta get on of these,

I think I have enough patience to do this but not enough many

There is nothing more satisfying as removing masking on a car or aircraft model kit and seeing how great it looks

where did you find the tiny rivets? ive looked everywhere and cant find them. amazing job with the model work btw.

Parabéns ficou show. Comprei um modelo desse vou pintar da mesma cor

Excellent. Especially the engine detail. Where did you source some after market parts, for example winvdscreen wipers etc?

Abousoultly perfect in every way! A model to be proud of for years to come. Thanks for sharing this.

It's a beautiful car...so much so that I've started the '67 Chevelle Pro Street. I'm doing something a little different: racing green Tamiya spray for the bodywork, light tan interior and racing white for the seats, should be a good marriage of colors, any suggestions for what color I should do the roll cage?

Fantastic, that 500 looks amazing and very well detailed. Well done

So good

No engine 🤔

Your work is 1st class. Beautiful. Why did you not build and install the engine and turbochargers?

Mr. Lin, I know this video is a couple years old now, but I wanted to give you a big thank you for this video. I built the same kit over the last several weeks and your build video was key in helping me achieve a decent result. I used your same ride height modification approach and your tips were very helpful! Thank you for all you do and sharing your great builds, I really appreciate it every time!

I think I might learn how to airbrush, OMG...that finish...

where did you get the replacement door handles for this model?

Hello, can you tell me where to order such thin wire to press the wires?

Very enjoyable video, and nice build Mr. Lin! May I ask what chrome colour you used?

Really great build congrats! Which brand of clear did you use to seal the work?

Something a bit different this time, I like it! Outstanding weathering as usual and some great detail upgrades. Thanks for sharing your hard work, it's always a good week when there's a new video from Mr Lin to watch!

Very nice build! The paint work and modifications are beautifully done. I have a question if you're able to answer. I was wondering how you made the shoulder armor removable for painting? If I try to pry it off the two connection points the seam will crack. I have the Wave/Takara version, but I believe that part is the same. I noticed there is some white styrene inside the rounded armor so I assume that is part of your modification.

And I thought Tamiya's Mini Cooper models were small! Love how this little guy came together.