I’ve said it before and I’ll say it again, you do these vintage kits more justice than there worth, brilliant work as always.

Built this as a child and it sailed in the bath. Lasted quite well i recall

Your talent knows no bounds. You turned an old kit into a gem

What a blast from the past. I remember this fighting the Matchbox He-115 in the bathtub and out of it.

Excellent build. Cleaning up the torpedo tubes, and making your own 20 mm cannons, and adding detail to the life rafts is impressive. Your painting tips are always useful. Boat has a very good appearance. Looking forward to the next build.

My Dad was on MTBs during the war, I remember building this kit as a kid. Its on my list to build again.

A nice surprise to wake up to this. What a little  beauty you've made of her, too. You do make a rod for your own back, tackling the old mouldings.....but they're a great watch and it's  a joy to see the results. Bravo!

Your work can never be called clumsy, Greg! Crisp work as always!

That takes me back to 1972 when i  built this thank you

Yet another silk purse, Greg.  I really enjoy these classic kit videos.  I built many of these in my youth, and watching your builds is a trip down memory lane.

You should ALWAYS be proud of your work Greg - another absolute stunner! 👍👍👍
Looks like Airfix tried to clean up the mould with an angle grinder...

The figures with how you have painted them transform your build from above average to a great presentation of a model.

Well done Greg that build was bloody brilliant, do love watching you're builds.

I remember making this kit as a child

Great to see you work again!!!  What you mention about modeling mojo coming and going is frequent, but you persevere and the outcome is there. Congratulations!!

👍 Great. My late grandfather piloted these

Great build Greg. Just a side-note on the Vosper project: The Actor Patrick Troughton skippered either a Vosper or an RAF launch during world warII. He said once in an interview it was so cold on the open bridge he always wore the galley tea-cosy when going out on a night-time sortie.

I built that back in the 1980s. I don't remember the plastic looking so rough, but I was probably more impressed with the boat itself. Great job!

I'm  just glad it's here, love an MTB of the Vosper variety, well done on your perseverance & tenacity on those 20mm's most excellent, the seascape looks like the sandy waters off Lowestoft where these boats were famously based at HMS Mantis in WW2 , plus your usual superb build of an old kit, a well deserved 5☆☆☆☆☆'s

Another great build Greg so don’t beat yourself up! I attempted to make this when it came out in 1973 I think and I hated it! I’ve managed to forget that blasted rail round the front twin Oerlikons for over 50 years and then the memory came back like some sort of demented Airfix PTSD when I saw you tackle it! It was a pig of a kit I always thought but you’ve made it into a beauty - as usual!