HI qdc, i told you this on a different account, but you inspiring me to start modeling with your b-29 superfortress video. its good to see your still posting!
Thank you for being a loyal viewer! Yes, I am still posting. As the years go by, I'm more focused on quality not quantity in my work. I enjoy painting more and more rather than building more model kits. I will upload a video this weekend. Again, thank you for being a loyal viewer. Take care.
Great video, interesting to hear the background to the design and to see both the similarity and the difference, compared to the US bomb. It is a bit of an unusual topic for a build, but you ended up with a great looking model of something rather different!! :)
There is a good chance that those early bombs, if they were air dropped, it would have been from a Tupolev Tu-4 (NATO Code name Bull). And the Tu-4 was a reverse engineered B-29.
yes a fun one and hope never ues well the to day vigen and yes if whas the glass windoow will be fore a gidehs sytum but in all a neat thing even tjhow he whas sulking the diva say hay to buter tell nest time and nest vid will tune in
Thank you for watching my video. I am a working man and build my model kits after work or on the weekends. I never timed myself so I don't know. Years ago, I would finish one model kit per week but nowadays, it more of building one model kit per month because of my busy schedule. Also, I enjoy painting more than building the kit so I tend to focus more of my attention on painting. I want to wish you and your family a good day. Honestly 😊😊
Thanks for watching my video. I don't know. I've been using my Paasche airbrushes for a very long time and I love them. I wouldn't be the best person to ask. I am sorry.
@@qdc748a I love your everyday approach to building Miniatures I just picked up a bunch of Maschinen Krieger. I use my Miniatures mostly for gaming. My father and I used to build 1/48 scale World War II airplanes when I was a kid.
I've been trying to play Warhammer so I understand your gaming. Thanks for sharing your fondness of this hobby and how it connects with your father. Take care. 😊😊@@GaddisGaming
Its interesting you say stolen teck. Everything supposably Russian, has been stolen from other countries. Ak 47 comes to mind. Thanks again for video. Godspeed. My friend. Mike😎
Stolen isn't exactly right for the AK47. It's developed from previous designs, much like most guns. Plus I'm sure the Russians may have invented something at some point. Wikipedia even has the temerity to list these like the Putin lackeys they are.. : en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Timeline_of_Russian_innovation
Very cool & unusual subject matter but my eyesight could not handle all the tiny microscopic parts! Nice job on the build.
Thank you for your kind words and thank you for watching my video. I honestly appreciate it.
I think you did a great job with the kit, cool to watch and I certainly enjoyed it. Thank you.
Thank you for your kind words. And thank you for watching my video. 😀😀
Interesting kit and history behind it. You've done a great job.
Thank you for watching my video. I honestly appreciate it.
HI qdc, i told you this on a different account, but you inspiring me to start modeling with your b-29 superfortress video. its good to see your still posting!
Thank you for being a loyal viewer! Yes, I am still posting. As the years go by, I'm more focused on quality not quantity in my work. I enjoy painting more and more rather than building more model kits. I will upload a video this weekend. Again, thank you for being a loyal viewer. Take care.
Another great video and presentation! You gotta love the uniform. That is Brigadier General QDC. TenHut!! Don't ever stop building brother!
Thank you for watching my video. Honestly, thank you! 😀😀
@@qdc748a You are very welcome.
Great video, interesting to hear the background to the design and to see both the similarity and the difference, compared to the US bomb. It is a bit of an unusual topic for a build, but you ended up with a great looking model of something rather different!! :)
Thanks. This is a very interesting kit to build because of it's history. :)
Interesting kit. Nice job.
Thank you!
Very interesting model to build keep up the great work. It’s always a pleasure watching these videos.
You're welcome. Thank you for watching my video.
Another unusual subject choice!
Love it 😁
Thank you for watching my video.
@@qdc748a Never miss.
I've learned a lot about painting techniques through you 👍
I'm humbled. Thank you for your kind words. @@michaelevans205
Like your pattern 56 shirt!🤔
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I got when I bought the medals you see on my wall.
Nice job my friend. Very very nice.
Thank you for watching.
Funny enough am building academy b29 right now and the bomb has less than 10 parts😂 very nice job.
Thank you. I hope your project will turn out well
This is an interesting kit. Fun would be to build the airplane next to it that carried it. 💥👍💥
As far as I know, this bomb was not dropped from an airplane. Others afterwards were but not this one.
@@qdc748a ah Interesting 🤔 so it was never designed for a plane drop😅
There is a good chance that those early bombs, if they were air dropped, it would have been from a Tupolev Tu-4 (NATO Code name Bull). And the Tu-4 was a reverse engineered B-29.
Bombastic
Thanks for watching
Very nicely done. What scale is that ?
1/72 scale. Very tiny.
yes a fun one and hope never ues well the to day vigen and yes if whas the glass windoow will be fore a gidehs sytum but in all a neat thing even tjhow he whas sulking the diva say hay to buter tell nest time and nest vid will tune in
Hello how many hours does IT takie yOu to make a 1/72 scale model plane and 1/35 tank
Thank you for watching my video. I am a working man and build my model kits after work or on the weekends. I never timed myself so I don't know. Years ago, I would finish one model kit per week but nowadays, it more of building one model kit per month because of my busy schedule. Also, I enjoy painting more than building the kit so I tend to focus more of my attention on painting. I want to wish you and your family a good day. Honestly 😊😊
What airbrush do you recommend for a beginner?
Thanks for watching my video. I don't know. I've been using my Paasche airbrushes for a very long time and I love them. I wouldn't be the best person to ask. I am sorry.
@@qdc748a I love your everyday approach to building Miniatures I just picked up a bunch of Maschinen Krieger. I use my Miniatures mostly for gaming. My father and I used to build 1/48 scale World War II airplanes when I was a kid.
I've been trying to play Warhammer so I understand your gaming. Thanks for sharing your fondness of this hobby and how it connects with your father. Take care. 😊😊@@GaddisGaming
Its interesting you say stolen teck. Everything supposably Russian, has been stolen from other countries. Ak 47 comes to mind. Thanks again for video. Godspeed. My friend. Mike😎
The Soviets also copied the B-29 and named it the Tu-4 built by Tupolev.
Stolen isn't exactly right for the AK47. It's developed from previous designs, much like most guns. Plus I'm sure the Russians may have invented something at some point. Wikipedia even has the temerity to list these like the Putin lackeys they are.. : en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Timeline_of_Russian_innovation
Ак-47 not stolen, but idiots think about sturmgewehr copy.
@@briandenison2325what about tu-144 ?