SPITFIRE Mk.I - Full video build EDUARD 1/48

Note RAF officers never wear brown shoes on duty 😂

Thx for showing your really nice build!
2-bladed prop is wood, so there will be no paint scratches showing silver (underlying metal).

Very, very nice Mr. Lekic another masterpiece and good to see the very early variant "getting the treatment. Thank you.

Eduard has beautiful detail…which needs to be destroyed by extensive sanding and filling:(

Eduard and Tamiya are the 2 best modeling brands for aircraft in 72 and 48 scale.

You have done such a good job here, it looks amazing! Well done 👏👏

Very cool. The camo schemes are really cool. Thanks for the great video. I might try this kit.

Pilot's seat at early Spits made from bacellite (brown-red plastic) and has leather pillow..

Pilot's seat at early Spits made from bacellite (brown-red plastic) and has leather pillow..

Other great job..... 🤩🤩🤩

Thank you for displaying your amazing work, and demonstrating your method. Where do you find space for all these models?

Excellent work! But, um, hey, Eduard, are those CANYONS, or panel lines? "Panel canyons"?.... I'd wanna fill them in. Maybe they are 1/8 scale panel lines on a 1/48 model?.....
I think the 1/1 scale real thing has smaller panel gaps. Looks more like an Aurora kit from the 1960's.... But a MASTER level build! Great work!

What is good consistent color to paint internal wheel wells? Très bon champ de mouvement '22

“Notice the hollowed out shafts” I notice the amount of flash and prominent seam lines, not good Eduard. Great build though. 👍🏼

Wenn es halt bei dir nicht immer so locker flockig aussehen würde 🙈😂

gunpla please !!!!!!!!

мне очень нравятся ваши работы

Hey, could you do a review on the Revell b25d Mitchel?

Beautiful build, thanks for sharing!

Just a comment for the algorithm.

Die dumme Parkinson-Krankheit hat meine Fähigkeit, Modelle zu bauen, fast noch getötet. Deshalb genieße ich es, dir beim Bau von Dusan zuzusehen. Mach weiter so, mein Freund!

What a perfect built. I have one question. What can we use in interitor washing without clear? What about white spirit?

Excellent, this first version of the Spit' is amazing! Good job SMA!

Informative instructions LOL

Great work i can not wait to attempt some of your "tricks" on my next build. Truly informative, Thank You. ✌🇨🇦✌

Even and the original paints , on real aircraft painting, batches of the same color often have a difference in hue.

Jesus man, that's a precious liquid....................be a little more mindful when pouring that beer! 😉😅

Great video, thank you! Can I ask you what are you using as this blue background?

That looks awesome!

Not my scale, but the model is truly Amazing.👍

Great!!

Fantastic work, My boiiiiiii!

No primer eew

Another good build and finish Dusan.👍
But why the ducking on the right wing? 😆

Hi Dusan, that was a outstanding job of one of tne iconic aircraft from WWII, it was a excellent finish, I hope you are safe and well, best regards from Australia.

Its zap a glue a cienoacrilato glue?

Awesome!!!

Nice build as usual Dusan. Eduard suggest bulbs for a reflector sight when modelling the ring and bead version?

Class.

Oh! MK.l is very stylish!

Great Model. I Like the minimal weathering on this! :)

Hugh Dowding had to campaign to get armoured glass for his pilots ; the front section of canopy. saved a lot of pilot's lives with that one thing.

Really enjoying your builds. But I must commend you on your video and editing quality, excellent. This is how you tubers get views. One negative is that cutting mat, a bit dazzling on HD TV.

reetings from Russia! Great video, everything is neat and beautiful, good work! I am also currently assembling one of the models from Eduard (Czech Avia aircraft).

You sir are a artist when coming to painting and detailing your projects 👍👍

Thought I was fairly knowledgeable on the subject of WW ll but have never seen any Photographs of a British Spit. w that two tone & natural metal Cammo paint scheme . Really interesting ‐ thanks 👍🤓 🦧

Such a iconic bird just a beautiful build as always

Stunning!

So glad you used the fixed pitch prop. I love the look of the very early Spitfires.