Building the Hasegawa 1/48th Scale F-22 “Raptor” Fighter Jet
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- čas přidán 3. 02. 2018
- This video documents my construction, black shading, masking for camouflage, marbling technique, photo etch application, airbrushing, weathering, and detailing of a 1/48th scale F-22 Raptor Fighter Jet Hasegawa Kit #7245 and Hasegawa photo etch set #72139.
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F-22 Raptor Demo -- High Quality Link: • F-22 4K UHD Lockheed ...
The Fighter Jet images used in my video are DOD and Public Domain Releases
ERROR(s) for this video: The HUD is on backwards in this video. It was corrected after the upload to YT. [2nd one-in-a-row for my model builds! :-( ] - Jak na to + styl
My brother and I grew up building models (he and I are both in our low 60's). We mainly built military stuff, tanks, planes and sometimes battleships. Many of them ended up as bb gun targets. But damn did we build models. We discovered airbrushing around the age of 15 or so and it was a game changer...
I am looking for a model for my brother who's turning 59. He has also built models forever. I am looking for something that's a bit complex. I also want to find the paints and glue if needed. Any tips?
@@kathleenwright7637 Tamiya models are good!
Most likely look something quite big, if a plane then go with something on a scale that's smaller than 1:72
you are honestly the 'Bob Ross' of model building. Loved watching your video!
That's very kind of you, thanks RoseOfHizaki! "From all of us here I'd like to wish you happy painting..."
@@MaxAfterburner "Ah, let's just bring out this happy little AMRAAM. Just a touch on its seeker head and warhead body of a little Gull Grey. Happy little AMRAAM, who's been loved and cared for by the ordies so tenderly. He's just waiting for the chance to separate from his momma, and go find his way in the sky. I think he'll make happy little strips of Sukhoi scrap metal, or maybe a MiG. Let your imagination be your guide."
Bob Ross is the one celebrity NOBODY wants to rip on.
Positive vibes, good feeling even if you want to laugh at his videos once in a while...
Completely agree. I watched this video probably a couple dozen times now.
14:40 sounds of bacon cooking regaining my confidence.
So here's my story: This came into my suggestions several months back, decided to watch as I used to build models when I was 14-16. But I quit as I wasn't impressed with the models I made (brush marks, seams, missing/misplaced decals etc.), they looked horrible. But upon watching this video (and your other model builds), I thought I give it another try, using the knowledge and techniques you demonstrated. Bought new equipment and a nice airbrush to go with my new 1/72 F-14D (My favourite Fighter Jet). 8 days later I now have finished what is my best model ever, looks weathered, bleached and highly detailed, I couldn't be happier with the result.
So a massive thank you for the videos you make, I've learned so much and now thrilled to be back in the hobby!
Thanks so much Snakenator WZ, those comments are really terrific to hear from you! I wish you many great hours of fun and pride in your hobby work!
I am not too much into modeling, but I find your videos almost therapeutic to watch. The way you explain things and watching the whole process is just so nice! Keep it up!
That's absolutely terrific! Thanks for this wonderful post!
Thanks very much for another fantastic build! I am even more impressed that you take so much time replying to so many of us. I had a question, but after reviewing your videos and comments, I learned you did have 20 years in the service. If other commenters did the same, we'd enjoy more great builds from you.
Hi mgpetruby, thanks for your kind comments!
Just started decals on this kit. Thanks again for the inspiration and education. Your videos are my personal favorite as they always include so much information about the subject. Looking forward to your next build.
WOW! Makes me want to get back into building models. Well done sir!
Thanks Chris!
Im only at about 3 minutes in and already you are teaching me some useful new techniques. Great video.
Thanks Penny, glad it may of be use for you.
Max_Afterburner been watching some of your other videos too. Love your what if stuff, especially the Warhammer 40k one
Wow! Your results scream for applause and your video encourages both experimentation and innovation. I'm back into scale models after 65 years of "distraction!" Thank you for all the tips, shortcuts and demonstrations. Makes modelling life much more pleasant.
That's terrific Bill! I hope you have lots of fun and enjoyment! :-)
Always loved Hasegawa 1/48 scale kits. I personally think they are the absolute best model kits for aircraft in the market.
You and I had similar experiences with our childhood model building. Thanks for the trip down memory lane. Great work.
Thanks Jason, some memories indeed!
Easily one of the best paint jobs of the F22 I've seen. Very subtle and very realistic.
Thanks Marino, I'm thrilled you enjoyed the look of it!
theres something so soothing about watching you build models to this level of detail, love it! keep up the fantastic work
Thanks Alen, I'm glad you found it relaxing!
Your airbrush technique is an art form in and of itself. I just got one and have a long way to go. Thanks for showing what’s possible. Model is flawless as well.
Hi Cereth Painting, not too hard at all. If you try it, you'll be a pro in no time ;-)
I also grew up whith modeling mid 70s and stopped . Did my studies and went for South African military service, till late 80s. I started to do modeling 2017 and boy i am enjoying it. Every day as i look at the videos and tutorials i learn more ,then i start to build the model. Thank you it is wow. Keep the videos coming.
Hi Toni, sounds like you have quite a background indeed. Glad you're enjoying the videos and thanks for watching! 😃
Back when I was stationed on Kadena AB in Okinawa, we had Langley come TDY with their 22s. I worked Munitions and got to work on the flight line around these things all the time. Before they left, as thanks for all the hard work we did to make sure they got everything they needed while they were there, I got to go and do a walk around with the crew chiefs while they gave us a quick run down of their aircraft. Cockpit was a no go as well as the engine bays since they had secret squirrel stuff in there. We got to see the bomb and missile bays. It's really cool how fast those bays open to fire off weapons! Great job on the kit! Shows the passion you have for your hobby
Thanks for your comments and your service!
Hands down the best model maker on CZcams both in quality of builds and videos. I love you discussing the whole build as we watch.
Hey Michael, thanks for that, glad you enjoyed! 😃
Really nice build and I even took the time out to watch the video you posted of the F-22, really great. Thanks for sharing!!!
Thanks Recon Ranger, I'm glad you enjoyed it!
Lovely work mate, and thanks so much for taking the time to share. I loved the narration and background audio, and can tell that you are obviously a very nice guy :). Keep up the great work.
Thanks R T, I'm glad you enjoyed the video of the F-22 Raptor!
you even played waterfall sound in the background during silent segments? yeah u deserve a thumbs up
Its more like making scambled eggs omlet. Im hungry!! Or its just rain hitting leaves on the ground.
I thought it was someone frying up some bacon at first 😂
i heard somebody frying something, but that's a very superb looking finish!
Made me gave to go pee... lol
extremely awkward yet extremely satisfying video format with the creek sound and everything good job dude
Man, the details. I was happy to glue the pieces together. :)
:-)
I appreciate that you don't have irritating "music" on your videos. Thank you.
No worries!
I did my first model at five years old. I'm a huge history buff, mostly with WWII air campaigns in western Europe and the Pacific and modeling is a way to bring that history to life. My grandfather stoked that interest with books and my first model kit that was a snap-tite Spitfire. Now I have my six and four year old following that same passion with them doing models.
I plan on doing my own channel as well, just need to finish my last block of trade training!
That's great, passing on the model building tradition in your family! You might consider gearing your channel to teaching kids of the same ages as yours and filling in that niche of model building online.
@@MaxAfterburner That's a good idea. I'm wondering how I could do that. When you draw with young kids it puts them off when they think they're not as good as you.
Fantastic stuff matey , with that running water or rain in the background it keeps making me need the toilet !! Ha ha ha ! That is some more great work !! I really like the look of this aircraft. I have a phantom in the stash that is hasegawa !! I'm like you to , the detail painting and stuff I find quite boring at times !
Thanks Motty! Actually, the detailing and painting I prefer, but it's frustrating at times when I touch something up. This usually leads to having to touch-up something else...which leads to another touch-up...
Great job. Very impressive. You sped up during sections of the video that simply showed parts etc. the rain and water sounds were a great touch. This model looks VERY realistic. The test of any model build. Bravo.
Thanks so much stevenowen82!
Awesome F-22! Glad you picked the decals for Elmendorf! Got to see some of them flying around my house the other day. Happy modeling!
Hi Logan, thanks again for chiming in 😃
Outstanding, very nicely done. Great job on the paint and weathering details. Look forward to following your builds.
Hey Reagan505, thanks for the comments! Hopefully, I'll have something uploaded again soon ;-)
Wow this one turned out really fantastic. I really like that marbling technique. Watching these videos is so informative. Thanks for making them.
Thanks Peter, the F-22 is awesome and it's one of my most popular videos!
Really helps you appreciate the design and fabrication of the craft on an assembly line. Great work. Thanks.
Thanks BT TD 🙂
Excellent job with the model and the video. Thanks for taking the time to explain each step and indicate what product you are using. Really helps a beginner like me. Awesome!
Hi Fatboy IKE, glad it was helpful! 😄
Wow !
Another super detailed and educational video.
Can't thank enough for sharing all your skill and art.
Thanks Ray! Comments such as yours keep me going :-)
I too look at your models and go wow, that’s pretty neat. And then I look at mine. And then I quickly cover mine back up and look at yours again. I use the same tools, glues, paints, etc, yet for some reason I get a completely different end product. At least mine is still vaguely airplane shaped, and gray(ish). I guess I’ll keep trying. At least you give me something to aspire to. Well done!
Haha, John! Keep plugging away, you can do it! Thanks for your comments, they're greatly appreciated!
That is excellent craftsmanship. Love your detailing and weathering approaches, as well as your fills, math work on blowing up the paint scheme and decal diagrams to make your camo templates, and the marbling technique. Beautiful Raptor build. Only thing I see that you might want to consider is putting the HUD on the correct direction. (Yours is on backwards.)
Thanks for the comprehensive compliments! Yup, the HUD was backwards and has been previously noted and corrected. Unfortunately, I can't go back and correct the video :-P Incidentally, the earlier version of the F-16 I worked on back in the day had an avionics component known as the LPRF (Low Power Radio Frequency) in the radar system. I had to do a double take on your handle.
@@MaxAfterburner I lived through all the changes to the F-16 HUD. It's funny how it started out with basically an F-86 radar-ranging gunsight in the YF-16, then I think got its HUD with heavy influence from the A-7D HUD, which was ahead of its time. Then the Block 25 got a wider FOV HUD, followed by the LANTIRN HUD for the Block 40. My friend's dad was doing a lot of the flight testing on the LANTIRN program on a Block 15 B Model IIRC, while my dad was doing improved radar mode development for the Block 30G. This was all at Edwards AFB in the late 1980s.
For some reason, I joined the Army instead to jump out of aircraft like a dummy, so my handle is based on Long Range Surveillance, F Company, 52nd Infantry out of Fort Lewis in the late 1990s.
Great build! Thanks for posting and for your tips
Thanks, Robert
Awesome work. One of these is on the list to build for sure now.
Thanks Tim, I hope you have great fun with your project!
@@MaxAfterburner thanks I most certainly will
Just discovered your channel. Very relaxing and informative! My first model kit I ever built all on my own was a Revell P-51D Mustang. I didn't have any paint other than a small bottle of Testor's matte black and a can of silver Krylon spray paint. The end result was absolutely terrible, but I didn't care. 18 years later I'm still building model kits and having a blast. Cheers!
Hi Jasper Foster, thanks for sharing your story. We all had to start somewhere! 😊
TY
And your work is mostly appreciated by specialists
Perfect job
Thanks icervoid! I appreciate those generous comments, and I'm always stretching to achieve better results (as we all do in this hobby!) If my packages arrive on time next week, I'll be starting on my next model kit. ;-)
The best Raptor build Ive seen. really good job!!
Hi Arda, thanks, glad you enjoyed it!
I am working on a revell f22 1/72 and I was trying to think the easiest way to do the camo pattern. Your method is perfect thanks for this.
Hi Cletus Van Damme , glad to hear this video might help! 😃
Enjoy the passion you put into these videos. I'd probably never build models, but I'm a huge aviation fan. I once saw an F-22 and blue angels perform in the same day!
Hey there, the Air Show season 2019 starts next month pretty much!
Another great video. I was an Avionics tech in the RAF and managed to get the chance to sit in one of these awesome jets back in 2006 during red flag at Nellis! Keep up the great work!!
Hi Ali, I commend you on your service to your country with the RAF! Which aircraft did you work?
Max_Afterburner Hi Max I used to work on the soon to be retired Tornado GR4. 😀
awesome video! Also Like the Airshow video you linked to. Those are some great references!
Thanks for the comments Panzer! That Raptor demo was amazing, I wish I was the one flying that fighter ;-)
Wow omg this build is truly stunning, the plane is stunning anyway, but with your technique and skills this aircraft could win an award. I’d love to buy this off u
Thanks so much HJ TV, I'm glad you liked it!
Your modeling is awesome, makes me want to get back into it! Thanks for sharing these videos..
Thanks Simon, glad you're interest is peaked once again! ;-)
One of the best building-videos on Yt! Thanks for making them Mate! I got started into building models as a seven yearold that "read" through Biggles books that my older brother had. They were illustrated and full or different airplanes. I think my first model was a matchbox spitfire :)
Thanks so much David! I think the 2nd or 3rd model plane I ever built was also a Spitfire. A very historically important aircraft indeed.
When you talked about your older models turning out like garbage during your early days, I was right there some odd 8 years ago when I first started building model kits with paint and all that. Have a few of them up in my room still today, but could never get the look I wanted with just my brushes. Turns out all you need is a working airbrush and some tricks up your sleeve. Man, you're like the Bob Ross of this stuff; I've already created a shopping list and I'm ready to end my 4 or so year hiatus from model making!
That's terrific windyman56! An airbrush will make you a pro right away and you'll be greatly impressed as your skills grow with just a little practice. Your new models will be great, Have Fun!
Amazing and excellent build! Loved it.
Thanks again Charlie!
Another great video. I enjoyed the facts and the relaxation sounds.
Thanks again, herojh! I could use music, but everyone has different tastes ;-)
Outstanding build, video and presentation.
Hi MGB-learning, thanks much! 🥳
I have learned very useful technics from your videos. Thank you and keep them coming!
Thanks Jose, that's great to hear!
I'm not into modelling, I'm just sitting here watching you do the work so I won't have to. Subbed
I'm glad you're enjoying the show!
Amazing build! Thanx for posting :-)
Thanks, I'm glad you enjoyed it!
my uncle bought me two model kits when i was younger. both iconic and beautiful. the huey vietnam helicopter and a old school single engine jet fighter. love the highly detailed models small enough to where you can stand back and apperciate it from every angle especially jets in hanger kits or machines n hanger bays or aircraft carriers with planes everywhere.
Truly, a sublime piece of art.
Thanks Keith!
My son is a Raptor driver and would be impressed with your work. Great job!
Thanks Russ 😇
Oh wow......i want to become one later......u should be really proud :)
I've built my first model at 10 yo if I remember correctly.. It was the USS Saratoga from Revell
Your video gave me memories from my deceased dad who gave me the model and built with me.
Your channel is superb, got another subscriber. Thank you for sharing your hobby with so much passion.
Thanks vamborala, I'm happy that this video conjured up wonderful memories of your father.
I'm really late to game on this one, having only just discovered your channel. I love the flashbacks about your childhood, my first model was a sprint car, I can only vaguely remember it. It did not survive rolling it across the hardwood floors. I was maybe 7, but I caught the bug for building. I enjoy your calm narration and yes modeling should be fun and not get bogged down with nitpicking.
Thanks Robert! None of my earliest models survived the durability test either! ;-)
Turned out beautiful.
Hi Johnny, thanks so very much, I'm glad you like this Raptor! 😄
Just love the looks of the F-22.
I gained a new appreciation for the F-22 by constructing this model. I heard stories they thought about doing another production run of the real F-22s. I don't know if that's going to happen though.
Great build. Brilliant idea in using Mod Podge in securing landing gear/bay doors for painting.
Thanks BennyCFD, it helps if you're trying to match it all up for sure!
Man, not only this is relaxing and entertaining but also very informative. Congrats, you gained a sub.
Thanks, welcome aboard M H 😃
This is such a beautiful work... Great job man.
Thanks Leo!
Fantastic video.Congratulations!
Thank you for the nice comment mpoyart 🤗
Simply exceptional skill, beautiful build.
Thanks!
Started modelling 3 years ago with a hawker typhoon from WW2. Every model is just as exciting as the previous
Hi Derpdude 101, thanks for sharing! It's nice to hear from someone who finds great joy with the start of every new model project! 😄
I'm getting back into scale modeling after years, and really enjoy your videos. Our methods are very similar.
That's great, Joe! I wish you many great hours of fun and success, Cheers!
Now that, was a well made video! Gave me some tips and ideas to use on my models, thank you
Thanks papatrunk66, I wish you the best in your modelling endeavors!
Great video. Makes me want to build models again. I did have a Badger airbrush though which I loved but rarely used.
One slight nit. The HUD glass was installed backwards. You can see this at 26:51. The glass should be raked towards the pilot.
Thanks for the video!
Hi, thanks! The HUD glass has been mentioned before and was corrected many moons ago, but I can't re-upload. If you watch my F-4 video, there is a retrospective near the end that includes the first 12 model projects for this channel and you can see the F-22 HUD is fixed.
Fantastic build. You are a great artist!
Hi Cosi, thank you so much 😀
That's it. I'm buying this kit. What an inspiration.
Hi CW Longbottom, Best Wishes on your F-22 undertaking! 😃
Fantastic! Thanks for posting
Thanks November Lima, I'm thrilled you enjoyed it!
I have the urge to go build a model now. Great job!
Thanks Timothy, have fun!
That is one of the best paint finishes I have ever seen on a model. I cannot tell just by looking at the model that it is a model and not a real Raptor.
Thanks James!
Beautiful job
Thanks Douglas!
This is probably one of the best videos on the net, this guy is talented and puts his heart into the models. I just wanted to ask how did he do the cockpit glass and turned it into that color
Thanks yousif! The kit comes with two sets of canopy glass. One clear and the other is tinted in smoke color. I simply used the tinted glass, no special technique here :-)
Yup! 100% agreed. The combination of unique insight, and the down to earth humility, and watching someone grow their skills (at a RIDICULOUS rate I might add!) while sharing their passion is just great! Among the best channels not just for modellers but aviation geeks like me in general. Hope that sub count skyrockets!
Max, thank you for these videos and your service man! The details on the cockpit instruments are the best! Everything you said about how models were before where in a company would indicate what part you are working is all true(Companies should make those again, and the glue,(used the whole tube to assemble one model when you were you)--- you are on point on that!
My first model was the "Harrier" a 1/72 scale by Hasegawa, me and my dad built it thinking it was an actual toy. lol! I screwed it up and didn't paint nor placed decals. I used super glue all the way. lol!
Just a slight suggestion since you are out there in the real world where you are with the planes, why not create a diorama of planes and the stuff you see everyday? I really think that would be awesome!
I've thought about doing a super diorama of my F-16 flight line or a very large carrier deck display, but gosh it seems like you'd need so much time to get it done!
love the flowing water sounds
also the kit haha
That my sir is a very nice model. Great job.
Hi Quent, thanks very much! 😄
What a Cracking finish. 👏
Thanks Neil, G'Day!
I love these videos, they’re so very well made! Keep them up, I would l love to see more. Perhaps do some aircraft that not a lot of people have done videos on, I’m sure you can make some more awesome stuff! :)
Thanks Tyler, more on the way!
My Father and I built a B58 Hustler....He did almost all of it. He was in Strategic Air Command so I always love Jets and stuff. The first one I did was a F 104 Star fighter didn't do to badly.
You, Sir, are an absolute MASTER! There is one tiny detail that you omitted, though. On the bridge of the Raptor's nose is the Lockheed Martin AN/AAR-56 missile launch detector (MLD). A tiny dab of black paint on the tip of a sewing needle would fix that.
Hi D Jones, thanks for the information. I'll have to look at that and maybe do a touch-up when I get a chance. 😉
Cool to see they even modeled the AVEL in the bay.
Strong work!!
Glad you liked it scaren67 😉
26:42 the heads up display [HUD] is facing backwards. But fantastic looking model!
Hi Trigger, thanks for the compliment! The HUD issue has been noted many times and the error is actually mentioned in this video's description. When I have featured this model in later retrospectives you might see that it has since been corrected on the model. 😉
G'day Max, your techniques and skills are gobsmacking! Outstanding!
The 'Raptor' is, by far, my favourite modern warplane. I specialise in WW2 military aircraft and generally don't like modern jets; however, the Raptor is the modern-day version of the Spitfire. They both were special airframes in their day, their performance was ground-breaking and they both 'just look right'. They also stuck around past their logical active lives. (If jets were not invented there would still be factories producing better and even better Spitfires... they were that good.) So too with the Raptor. For a lot less money than the F-35 they should have concentrated on continually improving the Raptor.
Anyway, your tips and build advice have genuinely helped me to reduce some of the apprehension I get when I open a big kit and see all the intricate parts; thinking I'll never be able to pull this one off. I sometimes buy two of the same kit; using one 'for practice' and if it goes wrong at least, I've got lots of 'spare parts' to increase the chance of success in the second build. Thanks to you, I find I'm having more fun with my builds, hard or easy. Cheers, BH.
Thanks Bill, sounds like you're having a great time! 😃
Awesome Vid man! MORE MORE MORE!
Thanks Charles B!
Thanks for this half and hour of skill, peace and belleza (Yes, in spanish). Great job man!
Gracias!
Amazing work! I used to build models (very poorly) as a kid, and now over a decade later I'm rekindling my interest in the hobby. This kit is my second as an adult, and so far I'm pleased with my progress, despite some mistakes.
One question: I noticed that the instructions call for white paint on the engine intakes, but in photos I see that the insides are actually the same light gray as the airframe edges. Did you notice this discrepancy as well? It seems like you initially painted the interior white and then ended up spraying the opening of the intakes light gray like I did.
Thanks for the very instructive video. I wish I had seen it prior to starting mine!
Thanks Kentaro! I had taken a long break as well and started back into model building about a year ago. It does take some practice just getting the "basics" down again. You noticed the intakes right off, but I didn't catch my error until after I installed them. And, you recognized my correction work in the video! The grey goes back further than most jets, but it's supposed to be white after about 2cm. I hope you have great fun and success re-entering the hobby!
That is one superb looking F-22.
Thanks FM!
Beautiful build. I got interested in models back in 1982. I was a young airman at Little Rock AFB, and LRAFB was my first duty assignment as a brand new combat controller. Long story short, I was involved in three fights, all alcohol related incidents, and was confined to my dorm room by my first sergeant. I had to build one model a week for him. They looked like shit. Then I started painting them, then I got an airbrush, then I started building them for the intel shop so the pilots would have a three D model of the different soviet threat aircraft, as well as the mobile SAMs the Russians had. Thirty-six years later I’m still at it watching cats like you and your mad skills. Only difference now is that I might smoke a blunt while I build and paint in my shop. Ha Ha I don’t drink anymore either. Keep up the awesome videos, and I like the background sound effects.
Thanks Rookie!
Nice job. Looks really good. I liked the way you handled the cockpit details.
And finally, I found someone on CZcams that uses microset and microsol the right way. 🤓😜😂👍
Great video man. Thanks for sharing.
;-) Thanks Gryphon Arms USA!
好多工序，您真有耐心，很棒的作品！
非常感谢！
Your work is gorgeous but I wanted to add in a few real life detail facts. I was stationed at Tyndall for five years and worked with the 43rd and 95th Fighter Squadrons as a GCI controller. F-22s carry AIM-9Ms, not AIM-9Xs. The actual weapons bay can't hold the 9x. F-22s don't show paint wear the way other aircraft do because they are repainted a lot more often. As part of their LO features their RAM is frequently maintained and that involves the paint job. While the weathered pain looks great, it's more realistic to show an F-22 with a more even paint job. There is an entire career field that compasses just LO material maintenance for the F-22s and F-35. They do a great job keeping it up! But again, your aircraft is a real work of art!
Beautiful!
Thanks very much isfj1009 😉
Nice work!!
Thanks Chris 😀
Recently found your channel and I love your videos. One quick thing about the F-22 -- when you see pictures of them looking 'clean' as you mentioned in the video, that's when the jet is in full stealth configuration. It'll actually look almost shrink-wrapped, as special radar-absorbent tapes and epoxies are applied around the seams and edges, hiding the rivets and panel gaps. When they look 'dirty' is when they're in a conventional configuration -- which is how these aircraft are operated almost all the time, even on combat missions, as the USAF doesn't want to give away too much info about the F-22 radar signature in a true stealth configuration until absolutely necessary.
Just thought you'd like to know, in case you want to do another model in the future of the F-22 all 'buttoned up' for stealth combat. Look up some images of them in a stealth configuration and you'll see many different details, especially around the nose.
Thanks EVOCATEUR! That's interesting information and I did not know any of that. :-P
@@MaxAfterburner Unfortunately none of that was true.
I would very much like this model and the skills you completed it with. I still have yet to complete my first model but if I do better than I expect, maybe I'll trust myself to build this model of my favorite jet.
Hi davidwas77, keep working on it. Usually, skill improves over time and the number of projects you undertake. Have fun! 😎