F-14A Tomcat from Hasegawa 1/72. Cockpit Build with AIRES and QUINTA STUDIO. 

Awesome work and thank you for the chill background jazz!

The ejection handles can be done by two fine threads , one black and yellow, bind and twist, set in place with PVC white glue, I saw this article in Fine Scale Magazine 5-yrs ago. In scale 1/72 wire might be use. super glue to set it placed, while the paint is acrylic.

I love the TOMCAT and your work is spectacular. New Subscriber!!

Hi there - great wee video, about to use the Quinta set myself on Hobby Boss F-14a 1/72 scale, thanks for sharing, cheers Liam

Great job! I purchased the 1/48 set to dress up my Hasegawa F-14A. By watching this video it gives me great confidence knowing it will look better than painting it 😂

thanks for the sharing, I've just bought the 3D decal to apply onto my 1/27 F-14A, your video is great helpful.

Wonderful work! I especially loved your attention to details in regards the side the air crew and mechanics enter the plane. Your work is fantastic and I can't wait to see the next video!

Awesome job! Looking forward to seeing the rest of the build, thanks for sharing!

Pretty good.........................................................

Lovely work! Years past had I been building simultaneously two similar kits: the Grumman F-14D Super Tomcat U.S. Navy Carrier-based Air Superiority Fighter. One I would park out of the traffic pattern, its wings drawn back, the canopy open, the aviator and RIO climbing up the steps; the other approached the launch apparatus, its wings extended, the crew inside the closed canopy. At 9:26, you mention something called a curtain handle, expressing your concerns to effect a more even appearance. First, photo-etched parts often have what I characterise as a "false two-dimensionality"; that is, it appears to be in just two dimensions when the actual item is fuller, perhaps even rounded; ship railings are a salient example. Here, the handles should be circular in cross section. I recommend substituting fine copper wire in an appropriate gauge. This might facilitate reproducing to even thickness the black striping (I have seen some in white and red). One possible solution might be a Sharpie fine-point black permanent ink magic marker (if I recall, they come in about 36 colours). Another possibility might be to find decals of fine red striping that one could wind a short length round the handles. I speak theoretically here, not actually having implemented either idea. Happy Holidays to you and yours, in whatever traditions you lot celebrate. And may the coming year bring all of you prosperity, long life, good health, joy, peace, friendship, love, fulfilment, transcendence . . . . 🎄