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Dear Brandon, I hope you are this before next show. I have a question about the 1/200 scale Fletcher class destroyer. Which one does it portray? There are only six different versions not counting electronic types. Oh, yeah it was 102degrees F today.

Missed the show live unfortunately, but glad glad the move is going good😊

Fred here from Jarratt Va

Move

Hello

Great video. A piece of history for modelers. I love Gold Medal PE. Greetings for Mr Loren Perry. Gold Medall line Proud Made in USA

Let's go Brandon!!!

Hey Brandon, will there be an In Action book about the F-101 Voodoo, and will you be doing an all new In Action on the P-51 that won't be an updated edition.

Hey Brandon, will you be getting anymore copies of the Sikorsky SH-60 Seahawk In Action book, anytime soon, because, I'm trying to aquire that particular book for my library.

Hey Brandon, here's one museum that you can check out, here in Nebraska: The SAC Museum.

Please PLEASE tell me youre gonna have a shop. I live in Chatt and we have no scale modeling shops

Just got an email about your moving sale...opened it up and saw the map! OutSTANDING! You'll be about 20 minutes from my house! YAY!!!

Awesome kit!

David R Lentz, Columbus, Ohio, USA Thank you for the look ahead, and your observations. Can one convert this Hobby Boss 1:32nd-scale kit of the Convair B-24J Liberator USAAF Heavy Bomber to a model of a Convair B-24H and/or B-24M? Next, can one convert Hobby Boss’s 1:32nd-scale kit of the Consolidated B-24D Liberator USAAF Heavy Bomber to a Consolidated C-87 Liberator Express USAAF High-Altitude Cargo Transport? Another B-24D kit to a Consolidated PB4Y-1 Liberator USN Maritime Convoy Patrol Bomber in the USN tri-colour camouflage scheme; I some time ago saw an advert of a 1:35th-scale kit of the conning tower and a portion of the hull of a DKM Typ VII Unterseeboot (U-Boat) that one could display succumbing to the fearsome blast of a pair of 160-kg U.S. Navy air-dropped depth charges (this target would derive from Border Model’s 1:35th-scale plastic model kit of a DKM Typ VIIc U-Boat conning tower and deck [BS-001]). And another kit made as a replica of a Consolidated-Vultee PB4Y-2 Privateer U.S. Navy Maritime Patrol Bomber in the USN late-war and post-war camouflage scheme of gloss dark sea blue overall; this one would require a new, longer forward fuselage (Convair’s designers and engineers had inserted immediately behind the B-24’s flight deck a ten-foot extension to the Privateer), a completely modified empennage with a single vertical stabiliser. The manufacturer initially had meant this change for their next iteration, the B-24N. However, the USAAF had declined this bomber variant, opting instead for the company’s larger, faster design: the new B-32 Dominator USAAF Very Heavy Bomber, using the -N variant’s single, taller fin and rudder in lieu of the occasionally problematic twin stabiliser set-up of its predecessor. They also gave the PB4Y-2 a revised turbo-supercharger ducting, and cowling-no longer requiring high-altitude capacity, this would save several hundred pounds in weight per engine-an appreciably more robust undercarriage that also compensated for the centre of gravity concerns on the B-24 and the PB4Y-1, an enhanced defensive machine-gun arrangement, etc.

Looks normal to me, I love using my front end loader forks to move almost everything.

Hey Brandon, this month marks the 40th Anniversary of me finding your Aircraft In Action book series, and right now my Squadron Signal aircraft book library currently numbers 399 books.

I've read his book, because, the library in my town has a copy.

Do you ever sleep??

Thanks so much for sharing your experience. Highly inspirational!

I like it, when it looked like Squadron was going to disappear that was not cool. I used to get those awesome line art catalogues when I was a kid in the glory days before the interweb.

I’m on my way lol!

lower prices please!

What a great interview! I'm 64 and do well enough to remember my name much less what I did last week! 😊

Geez, can you pan a little slower?

It’s like a grown man’s Chuck E. Cheese!!!

Awesome!!

Job security, right?😊

There’s something magical about seeing shelves so filled with awesome models!

Many thanks for uploading this. I feel like I was there!

Terrific show! Some really phenomenal models there! Thanks for covering it!

I'll have to get my 1/200 Hornet CV-8 next month on here, and I'll be finished with my Sovremenny by then as well.

Looks like a terrific show in a very nice venue.

I got to see and listen to Lucky at Oshkosh's AirVenture last year ! Amazing stories !

Thanks for the shoutout

Great video! Thank you for the footage.

Fantastic models! Great job getting alot of the show on video!

A lot of God-given talent right here! Thanks for the show!😊

That looks like a workplace OH&S nightmare!

In a way, that's a nice problem to have. 👍

Great! That is good!

Awesome stock room, I'd never leave it..😂

He only survived because he was just lucky! At 102 years old he looks great! But that attitude was what drove the Greatest Generation. Go kill the enemy so they could go home. One thing that historians and most people don’t realize that this generation, with no TV, no computers and often no phone! They could take a car apart and put it back together. That’s often how they got their first car!

thank you Lucky & Brandon. my good friend's father was a B-17 pilot. When I was in 4th grade, we had to interview someone & write a report, and he kindly agreed to be the subject of my interview. He also loaned me a silk map that I could show when I gave the report.

Thanks for doing this interview. This man is a true american hero and to be able to hear his story is wonderful.

WOW,What a guy and what a story he had to tell.ALL Americans today should listen to this especial this new younger generation.Thank you Lucky because I was born in 1946 because of your efforts during WWII and never knew that until today.May God bless you and yours.

Amazing man and great inerview.

God bless you Mr. Lowe for your service and bravery. From Judy in Nova Scotia, Canada

He reminds me the interviews I’ve seen with the Apollo astronauts all those years after the missions. Sharp and intelligent. Thanks for sharing Brandon

God bless you sir and thank you very much from a fellow veteran!🙏

👍Another great Interview Brandon .