What an excellent use of an old Microwave!

Nice build!

wow you have really nailed the "late war" look on that bf109. Incredible building skills, beautiful camouflage and sensible weathering!

Stunning.

Great work with an old and very basic kit. Nice painting 👍😀

I'm building this model at the moment and I got to tell you: you are very talented and make incredible work!

Good looking build. Love those late model 9’s.
Good luck with the channel.
 I’ll have to go through your back catalogue.
Plenty to watch.

One of the most enjoyable video's I've seen on YouTube, fantastic build and the background music is superb too. I have that kits in my small statch, I hope I can do it the same attention to detail you have. Thanks for sharing.

You have very nice model

At the time of its' appearence in the fall of 1978 it was regarded as a very good model.
Certainly it is a much quicker build than the more state of the art kits.

I built this kit 25 plus years ago, and despite the few parts, I liked it a lot. Almost no filler required and stunning fit of parts. I always thought that the kit was more designed as an "Inflight" model, rather than as a ground display. It was so unlike the  Monogram/Revell kits at that time (m early to mid 90s) that rumor had it that it was actually molded in Japan to a Revell contract... by Tamiya. And that is not unbelievable, considering the fit of the parts. The original was a Monogram release , then Revell/Monogram and now Revell (Germany). I built the Monogram release. You have done an excellent job on that kit, despite putting faith in the cockpit paint directions (German fighter cockpits were ALL dark grey (RLM 66), including sidewalls,  after 1941, not the lighter RLM02 primer color)

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Wow, you make consistently great models. I've just got the masking fluid myself so I'm looking forward to trying this on canopies instead of tape. Great work

I recently returned to the scale modelling hobby and this one was my first kit in years. I think it´s really great for people like me. Better than the 1/72 toys from Revell but not too complicated. It was really a lot of fun and your video showed me how much you can get out of even this old kit. But I have to say: Molding the copyright stuff right on to a very visible, kinda large surface is not the best design choice by Revell.

I have a question about the Bf 109, from Revell scale 1:72.
Do the landing gear close when the aircraft is in the air ?

i cant see the part where you put your front wheels on it, i am stuck on that part cuz they wont go in

But does the propeller spin?

What paint should we use?

Don’t let the age of this kit fool you, the overall outlines are amongst the most accurate kits of the G-10 available.