So I started a youtube channel

[Deltaflot]

That's right, I started a youtube channel for not only showing off my personal 1:400 collection, but to also showcase our models collectively to those who are interested in collecting, or as I was many many years ago, unaware such a thing existed. Not really doing this for personal gain, but hey, if I can get the subscribers to make a little money off of this, then so much the better. the early videos are kind of rough, but I have been evolving my format for both my shorts and my long videos (1;30 to 5 minutes long). Tha basic premis is that each of our aircraft has a history to it. Be the aircraft fresh from the factory, or originally biult for the allied cause in WW2. If you are interested, please click the link below for my channel. Thank you.

NOVA Airmada - YouTube

[bryanstim]

I think that was a great idea! I remember the first time I found a diecast model, in a hobby shop, so it was completely by chance! Awesome way to help fellow aviation enthusiasts know that there are these awesome models out there !

[Deltaflot]

Thank you for the response. I wish I could do more videos per week, but the real World interferes so much.

[Deltaflot]

I just wanted to touch base with everyone and remind them of my History of your models channel on youtube. Just recently covered are several NG models that came out earlier this month. Thank you for your time.

NOVA Airmada - YouTube

[eudoraricker1]

That's awesome news – congrats on starting your YouTube channel! Your passion for the 1:400 aircraft collection and sharing their unique histories is fascinating. Excited to see how your format evolves. Just checked out your channel – keep up the great work! Subscribed and looking forward to more cool content. Additionally, if you're looking to boost your presence on the platform, you can buy instant youtube views. It's a great way to increase engagement, draw more eyes to your videos, and connect with like-minded folks who share your passion.