@ModelkitStuff awesome as always Jason....agree with you on doing the same thing over and over again...i have 4 Spitfires in the collection. 1) Airfix Mk1a starter set to represent an early version.. 2) Airfix F Mk.22 to represent a late version. 3) AZ models TrMk 9 two seat tainer in early green Irish narkings to represent an odd ball version. 4) another AZ models Tr Mk 9 in later silver irsh scheme........i will NEVER build another Spitfire.....4 is more than enough for me and the itch is scratched
Hi Jason, That’s one of the things I enjoy about your channel,always doing different things. It’s a great way for new builders to learn. Thank you for all the time you put in. You always say how much you love it,but it has to be a lot of work!
Dear Jason My degree is in politics and I found that my studies gave me a fresh perspective on the events of the second world war. When building a model kit from this era, I am ever aware of the socio-economic factors that dictate what is affordable and what is not. Cheers Phil
Jason, the weekend has officially started. ☕️ and breakfast as well as Tabletalk, what more is needed. Great offers in the mini auction, get bidding everyone.
Hi Jason, Another great Table Talk. I'll be watching for your First Impressions of that new kit you are expecting. Thanks for sharing. Have a great day. Jeff
The Schelswig Holstein is a nice kit built her in her WW2 configuration so looking forward to seeing what the differences are in between her original pre Great War configuration and her ww2 era configuration. Another good video sir
I’ve sent you the photos of the work in progress on my 1/72 B-17F. I will finish it for the year-end subscriber-showcase video. 😊 I’m definitely going to build the Airfix B-17G kit in the future after seeing how well yours turned out - love the natural metal finish. 😍
Would love to bid on the Bristol Blenheim but unfortunately no space so sending you a super thanks. I love your channel Jason for the regular videos, update and advice. Keep up the great work. 👍
While some of the kits on sale are interesting international shipping makes them more expensive. But then I would also have to pay VAT on the import which isn't only an extra cost but also additional hassle.
Good Morning Jason. Just a suggestion on open bags either from reviews or or used purchases. I've started using a food saver vacuum sealer to reseal my bags of my kits. I don’t use thee vacuum portion just thee sealing part. I do this on the used kits I've bought off of eBay, or on kits I've started but lost interest in until I'm ready to pick it back up.
Jason, not get down but I know that a number of other RU-vidrs are either sponsored buy companies or are using their channels to advertise their own business
