This is why trumpeter is one of the best model kits brand because their kits are highly detailed, while size doesn't matter but details do. By the way qdc, nice build. They're very small but very detailed at the same time. Nice build!
Huh.. Everything I enjoy is mentioned/involved in this video. I enjoy watching the Chieftain's "Inside the Hatch" videos, I enjoy WoT, I enjoy building models, and of course, I enjoy watching you build all these fantastic models! Cute cat by the way. Keep it up Qdc!
How could I have missed this?? A Swedish classic tank.. I have built both the B and the C versions of this kit, and have another C-version to build at some point.. :) You did a great job as always and I certainly don't blame you for not tackling the camo, it looks very good in just green as well.. :) :)
Thanks. I display my kits in my living room on a bookcase dedicated to my models. I live in a small house so I have to place some in storage if I run out of room.
Once again, a great video. One of these days your posts are going to kick start me to build again. I have looked at kits in stores but haven't picked one up yet, but I have the fever. (BTW: A cat person is a kind person!)
Sorry for the late reply. Maybe one of these days you will build a kit again. But the most important thing is to just enjoy it. Thanks, I am a kind man.
Thanks for the great wheel painting tip! Next time you paint your model in different tones of the base color, could you show your work halfway done so we can see the difference?
Nice to see you do a 1/72 kit and a very very nice result too. I recently built the Trumpeter T54 b in 1/72 and it's really small indeed. But very nice job.
As always man great build, I have enjoyed your simple yet very effective approach to modeling. I believe you speak to myself and every other person out there who just simply enjoys the hobby of bringing small parts of history to life through scale modeling. There is nothing wrong with the rivet counters out there who strive for perfection and authenticity, my issue is when some of those folks talk down to some of us who are simply just enjoying the hobby. Keep up the good work man I am looking to finish up my trumpeter 1/700 Scale USS Mount Whitney. I would recommend this kit to you as it is small and does offer a challenge. very cute cat by the way :)...
I've enjoyed watching your vids for a while but I never noticed your pictures. But if your RU-vid homepage is any indication, then you've got great taste in music. Not sure about where you live but if it's in the US like myself it's very rare to encounter another Oasis or Liam/Noel fan. So I just wanted to give you a big thumbs up on your taste in music. ;-)
i dont get it how some people dislike your videos...its a real joy to watch! really like it! keep your good work up, mr qdc :) will you ever bild a Jagdtiger Model?
Would love to see more of those 1:72 scale kits :) Great job, as always! At another topic - May I ask, how is Your shiny desk lamp with clamp is called? I want to get similar one, but don't know key words for search, thanks.
It's called Incandescent Clamp Light. I do not know if you are in the USA or not. If you are, you can easily buy it at your local hardware store. If not, may you can find one on E-Bay.
Great build David ! You explained in one of your earlier videos the type of paint you use. Do you remember which one it was ? I have all your videos in my hard drive but can't find it . Until next time , Have fun ! By the way , Great feline assistant ! Tony
I like to mix my own paints. I been debating on making a video on this subject. It's controversial because a lot of paint manufacturers has paid millions of dollars convincing people not to make their own paints. I might.
HI QDC, I 'm building the 103B but seem to have problem with the track! How did you resolve the issued? Did you stable the track? I try and did not did not work. Any advise. Thx
You can paint it by hand and the results will look satisfactory. Take look at this video ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-w4CiGbHLTBg.html
