Greetings from Ukraine from Igmar.

[Igmar]

Hello.
I am communicating through a virtual translator.
My name is Igor and I live in Ukraine. I started modeling back in the Soviet Union, a long time ago. There was a period when this hobby had to be abandoned, but then I came back to it. I collect models for clients. Recently I had the idea to open my own channel on YouTube. I have no preference for direction and scale, I like the process of painstaking, precise assembly of a scale replica. I will try to share my experience with my colleagues on "Igmar_TV-ScaleModels".

 

[SaparotRob]

Looking forward to it!

 

[Snautzer01]

Hi and welcome Igmar.

 

[Wurger]

Welcome to the site.

Привіт Ігор. Вітання з Польщі.

 

[DerAdlerIstGelandet]

Welcome

Stay safe over there,

 

[Capt. Vick]

Welcome aboard!

 

[rochie]

welcome from England

 

[Airframes]

Welcome from another part of England.

 

[SaparotRob]

Welcome from once was part of England.

 

[GrauGeist]

Welcome from Northern California.

 

[ARTESH]

Greetings, fellow traveller! Welcome aboard. Can't wait to see your models and your YT channel!

 

[Gnomey]

Welcome.

 

[Thumpalumpacus]

Hiya Igor, welcome aboard from Texas, which was never a part of England, just to be clear

 

[special ed]

Hello from Louisiana, once part of Spain, France, the UK, the Confederate States, and back home to the USA for about 158 years.

 

[Marcel]

Welcome from the Netherlands, who were never part of England although once produced a king of England.

 

[DerAdlerIstGelandet]

Welcome from the Netherlands, who were never part of England although once produced a king of England.

But still pledge allegiance to Spain and admit their German descent and allegiance in their national anthem. Ahem, ahem…

William of Nassau am I, of German descent;
True to the fatherland I remain until death.
Prince of Orange am I, free and fearless.
To the King of Spain I have always given honour.

 

[Alex Smart]

Welcome from Cornwall, we have several of your countrymen and women now residing here and from what I have heard they mostly are settling in quite well.

 

[N4521U]

And welcome from the Southern hemisphere, the Land Down Undah, where Crocs and Roos wander free!
Oh, and snakes and spiders as well as modelers!

 

[Igmar]

Thank you for the warm welcome and for the short excursion into history.

Greetings, fellow traveller! Welcome aboard. Can't wait to see your models and your YT channel!

The model is on this page:

Piper L-4 aircraft, 1/72 scale

Hello, colleagues. Model of a Piper L-4 aircraft, 1/72 scale, I do not remember the manufacturer. The fuselage and wings are from the kit, the rest is made from scratch. The cockpit floor is alder wood. Engine bonnet, aluminium foil. Engine, consists of composite cylinders with author's etching...

ww2aircraft.net

Link to the channel, here:

The modelling channel "Igmar_TV-ScaleModels"

Hello colleagues. I am communicating with the help of a computer translator. I've created a YouTube authoring channel for modelers. Come in, watch, subscribe. Nothing to see on TV anyway. :) You can choose subtitles in the following languages: Bulgarian, Croatian, Czech, Danish, English...

ww2aircraft.net

 

[Marcel]

But still pledge allegiance to Spain and admit their German descent and allegiance in their national anthem. Ahem, ahem…

William of Nassau am I, of German descent;
True to the fatherland I remain until death.
Prince of Orange am I, free and fearless.
To the King of Spain I have always given honour.

It's German blood actually. There all kinds of explanations ( excuses if you will) for that line. First of all, they are the words of William of orange, who was indeed born in Germany (although Germany did not exist then, only much later). Another explanation that is that it's actually coming from "Diets" ( the real Dutch word there is "Duyts"), which you all know as "Dutch" in English.

In fact William did indeed serve the Spanish king ( who actually was a Belgian, which was part of the Netherlands back then) until he started to throw all those Spaniards out in order to be able to form a team that would beat those Germans at football.