The Editing begins!

[Scalemodelmedic]

After such a long spell of inactivity I'm finally editing my first new upload! Looking forward to getting the SMM channel back up and running plus adding a bit of diversity to the content.

The first video will concern a quick project updating and lighting the revell "easy kit" millennium falcon, then I'm going to hopefully do a second one shortly after in painting and weathering it using normal military modelling techniques. After that I want to do a quick wargames terrain video and then finally get back on track with some of the more usual military stuff...better get busy

[Joesdad]

You've been away too long mate, it's your fault I came back to modelling a few months back, so come on and get on with it....

[Paul]

Looking forward to it Jon

[Lee]

Yep - Looking forward to it John

[MarkVerploeg]

yep you have a big break and it has taken long enough
your vid on the hairspay technique is the first vid i even watched about modelling
and i never heared of weathering before
so you helped me a lot
good that your back

[ROBOPAUL]

About time you got back on the horse. Lol. Your vids really helped me when I got back into this amazing hobby. back. It will be good to see you back in the saddle.(I don't know what all the horse references are about I can't stand the bloody things!!!!!!!!).

[chief5437]

can't wait! Good to have you back

[Coen]

yeah!!!
I've been waiting and hoping.

[Scalemodelmedic]

Well the editing of part 1 is finished, it just needs voice work and I can upload. Then its time to paint and weather the millenium falcon for part 2. I'm going go throw multiple methods at it. Should be fun!

[Tiger131]

yes your back really looking forward to seeing your videos again and one question how did u get on with that cobbled stoned build..i used them and they worked a treat..

[T3hGuppy]

Nice watched all your videos when getting back into the hobby.

Looking forward to the new content.

[LocoFeldwebel]

I am looking forward to more of your video's. Great resource for me to learn and develop new techniques.