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Thank you this helped alot.
This kinda ship is what ended my dad's career in Vietnam. He took a missile to the turret, took his arm off. The way he told it, they darned his arm back on like a sock. He retired from Ford's where he worked for another 40 years while doing black ops in Selfridge AFB. Crazy stuff man.
You should put some tan felt on the bunks
nice build looks nice detail model to hard for me to do😅🛠
Hi Wayne . Do you have any idea what this beast will weigh when it's complete . I'm currently building this ( as you are too ) and want to display it on a shelf when it's complete . Obviously the brackets will need need to be pretty beefy to accommodate this monster. Any info would be appreciated mate . Bill
The Ecto 1 was 50lbs. I think this will be about 40
@WorldofWayneUK Thanks mate , much appreciated 👍🏻
So, no enigma yet 🫡
fantàstic me gusta mucho 😊❤
That's a nice free gift. This and the Lancaster are your two most interesting models on the current videos followed closely by the Titanic. I wonder if anyone will be making a crew for this one.
So, it's been so hot in your area that the plastic melted on the Space Station?! WOW! Have you checked other plastic parts to see how their doing? What about Vicent? We've had weeks of very hot weather here too in South Orange County, CA. Yesterday here In Aliso Viejo, it reached up to near 98 (F) / 37 (C) by 11am!
It's because that joint was under stress. All the other printed stuff is fine. I have made the base out of wood now
I love these ship models. So much detail and so much opportunity to modify and add things to it to enhance it even more. Looks great!
I was just thinking yesterday that it's been a hot minute since we last saw a U-Boat build, and lo and behold, here we are. Build is looking good, Wayne.
It's always fun building interiors on things whether it's models or Lego buildings. I love the details on this.
Just got my 1st pack today Wayne 👍
Another great build video, as always, Wayne. Thanks for sharing.
Hi wayne there is a true event of a uboat sunk by it's own toilet the gato class us submarine had 6 tubes forward and 2 facing the stern
Oh hey, you got some single blade nippers there! Good. Good.
What was the point of having a toilet roll holder when there's no dunny to sit on?
Me at the start: "yep, yep...yep..yep...JUST GET TO THE TOYS, man!!!" 😇
New to channel, and enjoyed watching this series…got some good tips from you for building, I have just finished these stages and can’t wait for the next to arrive (UK)…got to say this will look mint when finished as I’m massive Batman fan
I wonder what the point is of creating bathroom details when the bulkhead separating it from the corridor has a door that cannot be opened.
Hi Wayne how did you solve the bonnet no closing properly on your laferrari cos I've got the same issues
I haven't solved it yet
Great build and vid 💪👍💞🍺🙏🇦🇺🐕
Hi Wayne, another fantastic build! Like many of us who purchased this great model, your engieneering rotation solution looks like the best method from some of the other solutions. Can you share the model numbers of the motor, slip ring and gear that you used? It would also be helpful to know the diameter of the hollow metal tube. And can you share the STL file for the motor and rod support housing. Just curios. Thank you for the great build tutorial videos for this model!
Yep. Let me collate it all together and will add a link to the video description
@@WorldofWayneUK Hi Wayne, thanks so much! All that product information will be so incredibly helpufl and a real time-saver!
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That looks awesome Wayne! Great job!
I know its been awhile but did we ever figured where that last hose under the hood goes to
Nope
Really nice Wayne
omg this is worse than doing 4 DB5 wire wheels lol
Love that Space Station V in the background.
Amazing engineering and build Wayne.
It's a rip off, making it last for to many magazines
got issues 71 to 74 sitting on my bench and pick up another 4 parts next week trying to catch up on the Gundam build's
Hi Wayne thinking about this one do you remember any issues with this build 👍
Only when it comes to.routing the HT leads. That can be quite fiddly
@@WorldofWayneUK Appreciated cheers Wayne.
Lots of bundling today to build the least practical military vehicle ever designed. I never really liked this Batmobile. It looks too blocky and aggressive for Batmans sense of style. Still it's better than the Batmobile in the latest movie that just looks like an average muscle car with bad paint and a jet engine ratchet strapped to the boot lid.
I don't have any negativity towards these stages with nothing to do because I have a friend sending me this from the UK to the USA and we do large shipments to so save on postage. I do think this model was really expensive to produce with the amount of electrics and engineering that went into it requiring them to drag it out to spread the cost. Just my two cents. Hachette always seems to backfill their models with millions of things to do in the last 15-20 stages so this looks to be no different...
It’ll be nice when finished but I’m glad I cancelled it after 20 issues
Not worth the money when you pay £66 for 6 parts could have been in one box £11 then maybe more people would buy the models
@World of wayne, hi, if you get blisters, why not wear some kind of gloves to avoid them? It helped me at work :)
Cooler today here, just a titch under 33C this afternoon. 82 percent humidity, so its a lovely day to be a reptile.
That's crazy hot 🔥
@@WorldofWayneUK Just a normal August in Georgia, USA. Living here before the invention of A/C really should have been proof of insanity in any courtroom.
I think this may be the calm before the storm. I couldn't keep my eye off The Space Station rotating in the background. I apologize Wayne, I was wrong. The speed of the rotation is perfect! I never should have doubted you.
Way too little to do in each pack/stage. This should be a 6 month build at most. They stretch some of these out for 2 years, charge ridiculous S&H and it just drives up the overall cost. I just finished the Pocher Aventador model and it was half the price of any of the part works cars while it took me 2-3 times longer to complete than any of those cars. Way more detailed and way more fun and challenging to do. Your Tumbler will look good when done, but putting these together is the fun part for most of us.
Hi Wayne I find it very slow after a 9 week wait but I'm sure it'll be worth it in the end, by the way it's 120 issues. Stay safe mate 👍
Agree. Model will look great on a shelf but it is quite easy and not very much to do indeed. Does anybody remember how many stages there are?
Space Station V is mesmerizing rotating back there
i got the Jaws Lego set
I would be hard pressed into getting this partwork if it became available here in the states.
A lot of money for Nothing 😅
Great build and build 🐕🇦🇺🙏🍺💞👍💪
I can't see the builder getting much satisfaction out of such a paltry amount of "work". I think they overestimate the value of he printed material they are putting in the booklets. How many people stop to actually read them? Maybe the Optimus build spoiled me, but 12 stages, plenty to do and no fluff ( booklets repeating things I already know and/or t-shirts or hats that I'll never wear) is the way to go.