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Grasias amigo

Thanks bro 🙂

I agree! 💯

could you pls give me the link to buy the helicopter

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Agree!

I want to get an AH-1. That’s one of a few models I haven’t had.

Good info, as always!

Haha 💯👍

Thank you!

That was a good deal! Now they are super expensive.

, That's for sure I bought the F-18 Hornet for $189 from Historic Aviation back in 2006. You can still get a good deal on some of the Hobby Boos 1/18 scale glue together models , I bought the Harrier for $139, It looks great after I built it. They also have the F-86 Sabre jet for only $98, I am planning on buying soon.

@@BarryWinner2075 for sure. I get a lot of my Hobby Master Models from Historic Aviation. I love the F-86 as well.

Lucky

I used Peg board (used to hang tools) and peg hooks. They come in different sizes. I used the single and double peg rods depending on the aircraft/vehicle. I also painted the pegboard, they typically come brown.

Came here for this. I noticed the little rectangle tab on the belt and the rectangle hole on the rockets too. That’s where it’s supposed to go.

😂💯

Thanks! More coming soon.

Thank you! Yes Elite Force did make a model like that in 1:18 as well.

It has the room for it!

Bummer! Those are expensive now too.

Thank you!

New is like 600$

Yes, I reviewed one on my channel already. The Elite Force 1:18 model.

6” G.I Joe is too big. This is 1:18 scale so its smaller.

Por fa quien vende esos juguetes y cuanto vale

Por fa

EBay

Ebay is typically where I get them.

Typically on ebay.

Thank you!

Nickname. That’s all.

You should probably do some research.

I ment where can I get it. Sorry!

I typically buy mine on ebay.

Ive thought about it! 💯👍

I have one. I reviewed it on my channel 💯👍

@@MilitaryVehicleReviews ok

Those Roman/Greek warships are pretty cool too! Love the ingenuity of that era.

@@MilitaryVehicleReviews Supposedly these 2 ships were never really built as far as anyone knows. It is surmised that the design for the both of them is a conjecture that someone came up with in the late 1950's or early 1960's. The model company IAMI that was in business back then had the designs made, and paid to make the molds for both of them in what they claim to be 1:45 scale. I can't find any literature on the subject matter of who, when, and where these exact model projects took place exactly. There are several books that have been published about ships like these from Rome. Greece, Carthage, Persia, and Egypt. I have seen and am purchasing some of these books. There doesn't seem to be actual established facts in these books also but a mix of facts with archeological conjecture. They have been discovering more from findings in the Mediterranean. Anyway a few history buffs online have pointed out that out of the approximately 8 models that have been produced commercially within the last 70 years are conjecture and in their opinion are not totally accurate. My question and challenge for them is if they can point out anything they know as fact to be error in the model designs, then point it out specifically, and or write a book or paper about it. If their complaint is just based on what we (historians/mankind) do not know because of lack of knowledge or evidence like physical artifacts, then please. STFU. Some one took the time to design these ships to make into models based on conjecture. However that conjecture was based on knowledge that is known at least basically from Greek and Roman text. Descriptions of the sea battles. they might not have provided blueprints to what all of the ships looked like and exact measurements, but I believe that the intent is there to make a facsimile of what was being built and used in those times. If the fact is that these exact ships were never built and used in those times then they are still a closer approximation and guess than not having any at all. I myself have 3D modeled German Warships from the Z plan that Germany was working on in the early parts of WW2, and some of that was not that simple because of a plethora of factors and lost blue prints and so on. So I had to conjecture where I thought that they would place portholes on the ship design based on where the decks were, and looking at similar ships that were built at that time in Germany. So was I wrong? probably because they never actually built the ships. But no one can prove me wrong either because I placed them based on logic of how they tended to practice in their shipbuilding at that time, so I was probably damn close to being right on where they would place them. So If these people think that these ships are just fantasy designs, then they need to draw me up some realistic designs and send them to me, and or make their own models. I happen to like these models, and I think they make a nice set of ship models to display like a yin and yang bookend set. The molds were sold to Ertl, and other companies in Japan copied the models and have made them in smaller scales like 1/72 and 1/350 which is tiny. I did see where there are some extremely small models of a different design that are out of proportion. The rowers would have been giants to the size of the hull, but that is not a factor on these 2. You could build them full size and they would function. Anyway I am scaling them up in 3D in-between my Star Trek models, and will make more video's when I have enough content to show.

Technically all 3 😂

@@MilitaryVehicleReviews ye you got a point

Yes Hobby Boss makes a kit as well. I heard its not the best model to put together though. Seems like a fun build though.