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Arii/Otaki

A kind viewer recently sent me this classic kit to review - thanks Jeff! Don't miss out on my other 1:48 Spitfire reviews:    • 1:48 Spitfire Model Kit Reviews   The Arii Spitfire Mk VIII (kit no. A333-800) uses the older Otaki plastic parts (originally released by Otaki in 1975). In this video, I'll give a brief history of the Spitfire Mk VIII, we'll check out what comes in the box, we'll go through the kit instructions, we'll look at the surface detailing, the transparencies, the decals, potential problem areas to watch out for, we'll compare this kit to Eduard's Spitfire Mk VIII, and finally, I'll be giving my conclusions. With the newer Eduard Spitfire Mk VIII kits currently available, is this classic Arii Spitfire Mk VIII still worth building? Let's find out together! 00:00 Introduction & kit history 00:36 Video overview 01:29 Spitfire Mk 8 history 03:08 What comes in the box 03:19 Instructions: Step 1 - cockpit assembly 03:42 Potential cockpit upgrades 04:02 Step 2 - mounting cockpit assembly to fuselage 04:19 Step 3 - Adding the prop base & closing the fuselage 04:44 Step 4 - Wing assembly 05:07 Step 5 - Adding the wing & tail planes to the fuselage 05:26 Step 6 - Building the main landing gear 05:54 Step 7 - Adding the oil cooler, radiators & landing gear 06:13 Lower wing accuracy issue 06:36 Step 8 - Adding the final parts (prop, spinner, cannons, canopy, etc.) 07:19 Upgrades for exhaust & cannon 07:43 Step 9 - Pilot figure 07:56 Marking guide & decals 08:29 My plan for markings 08:42 External surface detail Arii/Otaki 09:06 External surface detail Eduard 09:17 Conclusions & comparison with the Eduard Spitfire VIII 09:57 Recommendations