you are the only one scratch builder on youtube,respect

Joe it would be a crime NOT to use your scratch built pedestal

wow Joe, what a difference between your scratch built pieces and the kit parts, and yes it is worth it!

Have a great build.

that'll be a lot of missing plastic Joe! is there a danger that the side with all the "missing walls" won't hold together?

its always an issue with resin parts, grinding off the pore-block, the difference in detail is stunning

Hello sir would you please expand on what is extra and what’s missing from this kit please kind sir I am I interested and your model has got me in the mood to build one myself

Keep it up 🎉

I'm glad I don't have to make that decision. Either way, it's going to look good.

Nice work, takes a lot of patience I'm sure

It's nice work u done here bro. Keep it up. I just sub to your channel. Remember me 🌚🤣🤣😊

Nice scratch-built additions!

that's some cracking scratch building Joe 👍

As someone who built dozens and dozens of WW2 armor kits in my younger days, I am very much looking forward to seeing what you do with this build.

I think it looks great , Joe. Nice work. 👍

Looking good, Joe. Moving is never fun and I hope it all goes smoothly for you.

Nice 88!😊 Coincidence, I'm putting the final clear on my DML 48th Ju 188!

Nice paint job.

The camo paint job is looking good!

she's huge

Even with the issues it's lookin good , Joe. Keep poundin away. 🔨🪚🔩👍

Lookin good , Joe.

Sucks , that you can't use the high dollar engine, but it looks great anyway s.

Nicely done!

That interior looks awesome. Nice update , Joe.

she's going to be huge, looking good so far

It's going to look good!

I didn't realize I follow you on here as well. Lol .. nice work

its going to be huge

You my friend are on another level

Great cut-away , Joe. Well done.👍👍

she looks really good Joe, what (if anything) would you do differently if/when you build this kit again?

Looks pretty good Joe 😊

Very impressive! I really like the cut away sections with all the detail. Well done!

On that rear seam on the underside here's a good way to handle that. Slide in a piece of sheet styrene big enough to fill the gap leaving some excess hanging out. Then hit it with some liquid cement on both sides. Take and clamp it up forcing the lower wing half to the fuselage. The excess will squash out both sides. Let that dry then trim it off sand it up and she'll be good to go.

Awesome progress. It's really lookin good.

Looks great. How long did that take you? I feel like I spend a few hours going panel by panel on a 1/72 model, I can't imagine 1/24!

Excellent work , Joe. Merry Christmas my friend.

Joe, you need to get a better mic system. Had to turn my volume way up. Other than that, another great video and another work of art. See you Friday.

looking really good Joe

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working with so small tools can be so frustrating but your end results make all the difference

Lookin great , Joe.

adding "plumbing" always increases visual interest, its a shame that most of it won't be seen but we know its there

Engine looks great.👍

1/24 is going to be huge

Cool enjoy the build 😊

Nice job , Joe. I've dealt with those kind of tracks. Ya did a great job with them. They ain't easy.👍

very nice Joe, your cut aways are always interesting

Looks great!