Sharp! That's a really sharp finish.

A beautiful model.

Another masterpiece CiCi, I don’t know how you build them so quick! Best modelling channel on You tube

A wonderful result CC.  I enjoy watching your work mate.  Cheers.

Great job, CC.  Anothrer inspiring build.

Howdy CC! 👋  stunning job on thr Choctaw I really really like it! The yellow and blue color schemr with the colorful French markings really set it off.
Nicely done sir! 👏 👏 👏

As usual...🔥

Great job!

Fabulous build of Choctaw , Sikorsky UH-34A . It has a resemblance to the wessex.  Many thanks.

Hi CC, this was an absolutely fantastic build, congratulations on the excellent result, I could almost be convinced to try 72nd scale choppers, best regards from Melbourne Australia, Les

Ficou muito lindo

Thanks

Hello mr. Cc-mate!nice little build.
Of course great work deserves a thumb up.and I givehim to you with a pure consience.keep that mojo cc-mate!btw...i just have my trumpeter bmp the bench.i am allmost done finishing the lower hull.its quite a fun build so far.
With sticky greetings from Brandenburg germany.faithfully yours.your modellmate.christian

what glue are you using to bond painted parts such as the cockpit interior?

I prefer the original S-58 (or H-34) with Wright R-1820 to later models, with the ugly "bull nose," offered by Airfix as HC.2 .  A well built model, the decals blend in the color of the helicopter. But I don't like the deep seams which impair the realistic look, especially by enhancing them with Tamiya (?) light grey panel line accent colour. Have you ever seen a real H-34 with such pronounced panel lines? It would have been better to fill the seams with putty, sand them, rewrite them with a sharp hobby knife and fill them with black accent colour or just leave them as they are...

Sorry CC, I meant to ask, can you please let us know what floor polish you use for your clear parts and its chemical makeup if it isn’t too much trouble mate.  In Australia we cannot get the same chemical makeup for Pledge floor polish that they use in the Europe and the UK.  So was just wondering if your product is something we can get here. Cheers,
Craig