Ju 87 B-1 Stuka- Model Engineering- Metal Construction- Truly Scratch Built- Part 1
1:16 Scale. Model Engineering. One-Off Aluminum Model. Truly scratch-built.
The custom metal models built by Guillermo Rojas Bazán are considered the best in the world in their category by several institutions of wide international prestige such as the Department of Aerospace and Mechanical Engineering at the University of Notre Dame, the National Museum of the United States Air Force and Christie's South Kensington. See "Recognition letters" here:
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He has worked as a professional model maker in four different countries building over 150 aluminum models in different scales for museums, collectors and aviation art galleries around the world during 38 years. See the related story:
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I have been making models for the last 45 years, - scratch, kit, flying and static. I have seen countless modelling videos on the web and have met brilliant modellers. This is the first time that I am seeing a model maker who can only be called a Legend. I bow my head to you. You Sir, have raised the bar beyond sight.
Sir, you are a person with great experience in this field. I appreciate your kind words very much. Thank you.
Amazing work, dedication, skill, research, hard work, must likely better than a real plane, my hats off to you
I have been a fan for many years but this project is mind-blowing. I don't think anyone on earth could match this level of perfection.
Al, many people are trying to do something similar, although the vast majority abandon their projects right away because they do not have the necessary patience. The problem with younger modelers is that they have grown up in the world of plastic modeling and accessories.
@@rojasbazan... Exactly. Patience is fundamental and absolutely necessary. However, it is not enough just patience without innate talent, ability, aptitude and competence. I appreciate your modesty very much, it is typical of the great masters.
You should definitely check out the work of Young C. Park! He makes metal scale models with fully working ailerons, steering etc.
Sir, it's a little embarrassing for me to talk about Mr. Park, and I only do it when someone makes me a question like yours. In 2013, after the Craftsmanship Museum award my work, Young sent a letter to Mr. Craig Libuse, who in turn forwarded it to me. I have never made public that letter, the content of which is known only by Mr. Libuse (director of the museum), my wife and some friends or fans who compare our work. Among other phrases of appreciation for my work, Young wrote: -"I am amazed at Guillermo models. He is truly the master model of our time. I feel a beginner after seeing his models".
@@rojasbazan As a long time modeller, I am sure there is no better model maker than rojasbazan. Anywhere, ever.
Bang.....! Sound of my lower jaw hitting the keyboard in amazement.. This man actually built a metal plane. Using the same principles of building a real one..
Stay safe and your lower jaw too, Kieran. Thank you for the comment.
rojasbazan you are an artist..thanks for sharing your art with us..
Canadian viewer: Stunning display of scratch building. Thanks for sharing your talent and the build.
Thank you for the comment, sir.
This is the highest level of model building I have ever seen! Just totally amazing done! I hardly believed this level of accuracy could be achieved...
I'm glad that you enjoyed the video. Thank you for the words, sir.
I wish I could see one of your planes in person. I can pause these videos and stare at the details for hours. Don't have the words so I'll just settle with "amazing" and "well done".
Thank you for the kind words, Michael.
People such as this illustrate the true genius (and perseverance) of people like Mr Bazan. There would be only a handful of people capable of manufacturing this on the planet. Unbelievable.
Thank you, Brad, that's quite kind of you; I appreciate you sharing your thoughts.
I believe that Mr. Rojas is the finest model maker in the world. I have admired your work for many years and I appreciate you showing us these videos!
Sir, I'm glad that you enjoyed my videos and I appreciate the kind words. Thank you.
Gone is the feeling of achievement when I finish another shitty airfix. This is truly beyond words!
Sir, thank you for watching. You have to build models for fun, not to compete.
It's difficult to find words to describe how incredible this build is, the engine detail is spectacular. I did watch Part 3 first but in a strange way this is more awesome. From here on I'm going to pray every night you will one day focus on the incredible Me262. An aircraft that was a turning point in powerplant & design. A aircraft that influenced aviation and gave us a peek into the future in the 1940's
Sir, in my channel you will find many models that I built for 30 years. One of them is the Me262. The video is very old and was recorded on VHS, but you can see the work. Here is the link: kzhead.info/sun/Y9aOkZGQkXygink/bejne.html
There's skill in building a plastic model kit out of the parts provided - but this? This is truly the work of a master modeller without peer!! To CREATE from scratch the entire model from metal is nothing short of miraculous!! You Sir should be recognised as a National Treasure for your skills!! Amazing!!
this is my professional work for many decades, sir. Thank you for watching.www.rojasbazan.com/press/international-press/index.html
Hands down, best model aircraft builder on the planet, if I had a tenth of your skill I would be happy
Thank you for the comment, sir.
I have a degree in industrial modeling/prototyping and work as a cnc programmer machinist...and this blows my mind. OUTSTANDING work!!!
Chris, as I said to other people, WWII aircraft had the metal skin covering with some rough and rustic finish due to the non-skilled labour and urgency of production (remember Rosie the Riveter). The best way to to replicate that effect, is by hand, as the real machines. Thank you for the nice comment.
me too 25 years tool and dy i dont know how he did all this ??????
mere words cannot sum up this creation or the expertise needed to construct it but ill try ! this is absolutely magnificent work on the same level of something like a Faberge egg or the crown jewels and the builder is a perfectionist beyond compare and his dedication and craftsmanship is outstanding !!! these sort people do not come round to often there is only a hand full only on this planet at one time !!! thankyou you for bring us this work of art !!!
Thank you, sir, that's quite a kind of you.
I can't find words to describe how spectacularly amazing this is. Master craftsmanship.
Thank you, sir.
I worked metal for over 40 years! Wow what a great morning to find your channel!
Thank you, sir, I appreciate your kind words.
An amazing piece of work. absolutely incredible.
Thank you, sir.
I have no words, all the previous commenters have spoken them already. Except... everyone seems to want something of themselves left behind to show they once existed. That's why great people have statues of themselves, and monuments. This man's creations are monuments to his monumental skill.
Thank you very much for the comment. It is very difficult to work as a professional in a discipline that is 90% a hobby and where a lot of people confuse roles. It's no coincidence that most of those who write to me privately or via youtube asking me technical questions and advise, they do not subscribe to my channel (they are many, a lot! They seem embarrassed that their colleagues find out). I don't think there is another discipline where egocentrism and envy are so noticeable, just read some poisoned comments on the modeling forums (which is why they are disappearing) or listen to the comments when the awards are given in some IPMS contests. Modelers who dedicate themselves to this as a hobby, should know how to enjoy it as we who were young during the 60s, enjoyed it.
@@rojasbazan Thanks for your detailed comment it's quite revealing and informative. Ignore the jealous haters and the "armchair professionals" who don't have your level of skill; if they were as good as you we would see their videos on KZhead and we don't :) One thing I would like to see is somebody make detailed professional videos of you making your models, as we're all keen on seeing how you do certain things and we have no idea how you manage to create your masterpieces. Every good master needs a visual record of their skills and you are no exception. Keep up the good work! 👍🏻
I am a hobby machinist and build working model steam engines. Your work is stunning. Obsessive attention to detail. I salute you!
Thank you, David, I appreciate the kind words from a colleague.
Es un placer verte de nuevo despues de unos años y como siempre en plena forma. Guillermo, gracias por darnos la oportunidad y el gusto de disfrutar con tus trabajos. Espero estéis bien. Te deseo lo mejor y por aqui esperaremos los siguientes. Saludos.
Hola Luis, lo que pasó es que estuve tres años trabajando a full con el Stuka, pero nunca paré de trabajar y así espero seguir. Espero que estés bien y tu familia también. Saludos.
@@rojasbazan Me alegro mucho saber que estais bien. Por favor no nos dejes tanto tiempo sin saber nada de tus maravillosos trabajos, sabes que somos muchos los que te seguimos. Sabemos que es tedioso trabajar con la camara al lado pero fundamental si quieres darlo a ver. Colosal la documentacion, merece un video por sí sola. Un abrazo.
Words cannot describe how incredible this is.
Thank you, Ace!
As People, we all look to the best in our chosen professions to measure our own abilities. First, the Apprentice, then the Journeyman then the Master. You are a Master, like DaVinci - do not be embarrassed by that reference, you have earned it. In any discipline it takes years measured in thousands of hours to reach this level of competency. Many here recognise such talent doesn't just "happen overnight". As a Hobbyist Modeller myself the field can be suffused with envy and jealousy which is always absurd to me when I believe the Master's greatest accomplishment is when he is asked questions and his pupils wish to know more. That is how knowledge is passed. I hope Good Sir you teach those of us who are open to learning your techniques so they can transcend time and in 50-100 years somebody is making models of such quality and they can say proudly and without ego "the great Guillermo Rojaz-Bazan was my teacher and my efforts are the result of his teachings and life-long work". Please be proud of your accomplishments and never listen to the naysayers becase they are like crabs in a bucket - when one wishes to escape to freedom the others pull him down!
Sir, in my very little free time (I still build models under very tight deadlines), I'm writing my "memories". After working for 40 years as a professional model maker in different countries (with four different cultures), I have a number of incredible anecdotes to tell. I think it will be the first autobiography written by a professional scale modeler and it will focus on the bizarre world of scale modeling. I appreciate you sharing your thoughts.
An extremely delicate work of art in which each of the parts is beautiful. The word "creation" is more appropriate than "production". Every time I see it, I'm invited to a mysterious world.
Sir, I am thankful for your opinion, and I'm glad you enjoy my videos.
Absolutely breathtaking, unbelievable detail and craftsmanship. I am in awe. Great work.
Thank you Paul!
Wow! Just, wow! Thumbs up.
Thank you, sir.
I can’t stop marveling… My good sir, this is a real achievement. Just incredible.
Thank you for the comment, Stephen.
All I can say is wow!...I hope your models end up in a museum to be admired for a couple of centuries. Master class level of talent here.
Unfortunately the vast majority of my models are in private collections. Museums want donations. I cannot donate; this is my professional job. Thanks for watching, sir.
The sheer level of skill and absolute attention to detail here is truly staggering. Impressive does not do justice.
Thank you for the comment, Gary.
Our Rudel,,, impossible! Upon news of he becoming top 87 ace. He had struggled so in flight training. Sir your work is far beyond reproach. A magnificent example of this craft.
Hello Bill, thank you for watching. Rudel flew the Ju87 D and G .I built one of his planes for a museum in Buenos Aires (the picture is on my website), but someone stole it.
It is simply stunning the wonderful work done by my Rojas
Muchas gracias por el comentario, Jose. No contesté antes porque estuve varios meses con problemas. Ahora todo está bien.
I was so excited to see a new video, Senor Rojas Bazan! Breath taking, as usual. Thank you for sharing your wonderful skill with us.
Sir, I'm glad that you enjoyed the video. I'll upload the Part 2 approximately in 20 days (meanwhile I have to keep building my new model).
I've been watching your videos for numerous years and you attention is insane. I really love how your showing the different parts in a scale that I just stare in awe. You are the SUPREME model builder!!👍👍👍👍👍
Thank you, Donald, I appreciate your nice comment.
You blow my mind. you are the worlds greatest model maker. Thank you!!
Thank you, sir!
this is just beyond mastery
Thank you for the comment, Mat.
Watched this guy for years....his work is just sensational!!!
Nathan, thanks for your comment and for watching my videos.
You have to be the calmest person on the planet. Damm great work.
My wife don't agree with you, ha ha. Thank you for watching, sir.
This has got to be the best modelling I have ever seen, Truly impressive,
Thank you for the nice comment, Paul.
You and I both. I have been in modeling (plastic and RC) for most of my life and I have yet to see work like that of Rojas Bazan.
That is amazing; what more can I say, just that I am seriously impressed by this. Well Done !!!.
Thank you for the kind comment, Charles.
Extremely unbelievable work, absolutely fabulous, puts us plastic modellers to shame. Very excited to see parts 2 & 3 & see you have installed an electric motor within the engine. Very much admire your skill. She looks outstanding. 😀👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼
Mark, I'm glad that you enjoyed the video. I appreciate the kind words, thank you.
Well deserved my friend. Q: - do you think it would be possible to build a full working Jumbo 211 1/16 scale?
Second to none! I never thought that this can be possible. Your skills, patience and consequence are quite inspiring.
Thank you Franz for your kind message.
A work of art!
Thank you, sir.
Extraordinary as usual Mr. Bazan. I have been following you and your superb work for a few years with awe. I work on restoring H O scale metal steam antique locomotives but not nearly what you do. Your work is inspirational. I thought I remember a couple of years ago you talked of retiring...so glad you changed your mind. All the best.
Ted, thanks a lot for watching. I really appreciate your comment; I never thought of my retirement as synonymous with quitting work, but how to start building models on my own, that is, the airplanes I like, but no one has ever commissioned me (as the big Boeing XB-15, or the Northrop Gamma, the Short Stirling or the Dornier Do 17, for example). I am currently building a big B-24 Liberator for the 467th Bombardment Association and at the same time working on my first DVD tutorial. I hope that in a few months I can start selling my DVD and so I can spend my time building some model on my own (I am a little tired of having to always build the same "commercial" models). All the best, Guillermo.
@@rojasbazan I was thrilled this morning by your response email. Thank you so much. May I ask a question? Which do you prefer when you build a model, a painted and weathered finish or natural aluminum? I do brass and white metal and don't care that much to paint or powder coat them. They look great with a natural metal finish.(to me) But some friends say they think the original painted look is better on these locomotives. No one is consigning me I do these for my own collection.
@@188tbone As I like to finish my models in the most realistic way possible, I prefer to leave them in natural aluminum when the original was left in natural aluminum (as in so many B-17s, P-51s and P-47s, among others). And I like to paint them when the originals were painted. In any case, logically my models without paint look more attractive because they show that they are not made of plastic or wood.
@@rojasbazan If you want something truly UNIQUE, Build a Fiesler Fi-167,--a biplane that could descend 10K' to ground, Landing within feet of a blue 4' diameter circle. Fiesler built less than 80, and the Croatians obtained some for their Air Force, --one of whom shot-down a P-51, 200mph faster...With a single, rear gun!
Watched your video, can't close my mouth anymore...AMAZING!
Thank you, Rene.
A true artisan at work. Amazing attention to detail, the best I and I'm sure everyone else has ever seen.
Thank you, Phil. I love the word "artisan" (thank you again) because the word "modeler" today has lost its original meaning.
You're amazing Grand master. Respect.
Thank you for the kind comment, sir.
You are a true master modeler.
Thank you for the kind words, George.
Simply mind boggling! I remember that Airfix Stuka kit amazing how it has inspired you! Cant wait for the next installment.
Thank you for the comment, Mike.
Another incredible build. So much research, attention to detail, and craftsmanship. Your finest model yet. Thank you for sharing.
Thank you, Bernard, I really appreciate your words.
Wishing that someday we can see in the video how every single part is built. Amazing work of art and engineering!
I have a project to teach my techniques that I will start when I finish the B-24, but what you ask for is different, since you want to see the process, not the techniques. I'll do that later, in a book. Thank you for the comment, sir.
Unbelievable......one of (if not the finest) Models I have ever seen.
Thank you, sir. In a few days I will upload the third video about this model.
Sir,you are a master model builder.Incredible work!
Thank you, sir.
I am absolutely stunned. Great work. You, Sir, are a true master of your craft!
Thank you, sir.
My second comment. I never thought it possible that anyone could make models the way you do. They are outstanding. I am a toolmaker by trade but there is no way I can match your skills. Your research is second to none and to build aircraft to the highest standard from your research results is absolutely incredible. I very much envy you. Keep producing them. One day I may find one for sale somewhere. David
David, I really appreciate your words because you know a lot about this topic. You also give a lot of value to the archaeological research, something that many modelers don't take much into account. From time to time a limited edition copy of F4U, P-51 or Bf109 built by Fine Art Models based on my original models, is put up for sale through eBay or different auction houses. Guillermo
ЭТО Произведение Техники- Просто Шедевр!!!!!!
Thank you for the kind message, sir.
Absolutely remarkable! The definition of a masterpiece and testimony to infinite patience!
Thank you, Andrew, that's quite kind of you.
A true lesson in mechanical art. Thank you very much for sharing this . A real inspiring video.
Thank you for your words, Timmy.
AMAZING!
Thank you for watching, sir.
ASOMBROSO TRABAJO, MAESTRO..como aspirante a modelista en full scratch, trabajos como el suyo son mi inspiracion.
Muchas gracias José Luis. Mientras estoy construyendo un B-24, estoy preparando un primer video con mis técnicas básicas.
@@rojasbazan sera estupendo que comparta sus tecnicas. quiza pueda plantearse escribir un libro con todas ellas, muchos modelistas estariamos pendientes de él. saludos.
If work well done is said to be art...then what is work superbly done called? A MASTERPIECE! Mr.Guillermo Rojas Bazán, you are a Maestro with creations that are like music to our ears!
I appreciate the kind words, sir, thank you.
Congrats, such craftsmanship. This model is of historical importance and a true work of art, but such an evil machine represented! Fascinating.
Thank you, Ian. Of all the Berta series, the B-1 was the one that truly forged the Stuka legend in Spain, Poland and France. However the most popular of the Berta series among plastic companies and modelers is the B-2, which appeared over England when the problems began. That was because no early B-1 version has survived. For that same reason, I built this model, because there is no other reference about this version.
I am thinking wow and just unimaginable intricate work. Then the small pieces were shown. Now I’m thinking bullshit no one could make that piece in that detail that small. But if not him who? You could probably count on one hand the people on earth that have the ability to this and execute. Trippy dude, trippy.
Thanks so much for the kind words, Josh, I'm glad that you enjoyed the video.
There are model makers and then there is you. You sir, are on a plane with Michelangelo or Leonardo Da Vinci. The quality and detail that you create is stunning.
I really appreciate your words, sir. Thank you.
@@rojasbazan You are quite welcome and deserving of such words and more. I showed this video to My significant other who is going on to become an Art Conservator and she was equally impressed with what you have accomplished.
@@proudcanadian5713 Greetings to the lady. A sad anecdote that she may also be interested in; I worked for 14 years for Fine Art Models here in Michigan. The owner collected 15 of my models, including a huge 1:15 scale B-17. Before he died - four years ago - this person sold all my models to a collector who lives in Asia, instead of donating them to the Air & Space Museum or the National Museum of the US Air Force. A pity.
The detail, the patience, to stick to original plans is unbelievable. Well done Sir!
Thank you for the kind comment, sir.
You are simply the finest modeler I have ever encountered, and I've encountered many.Only Donald McNarry gets close, and he worked exclusively in wood. I've watched every video you've made and have been amazed by every one of them. you, sir, are a treasure!!! ¡Gracias por tu increíble trabajo!
Naval modeling has had the best model makers for centuries like Donald McNarry, Norman Ough and so many others (many anonymous). Unfortunately that kind of craftsmen is disappearing. When I enter a forum where it says "Model ships", I find that most models are kits. Thank you for the comment, Doug.
Very Impressive for Sure,,,,, fyi.... I have a friend of mine that is related to Hugo Junkers, and Yes, his last name is Junkers as well, I'm going to forward this Video to him now. BD in Alaska
Thank you, Brad. The best model I built during my 35 years as a professional modeler was the Junkers G24. The problem is that very few people know this machine (it was the ancestor of the famous Ju52) and the video was made thirteen years ago with the technology of the time. You can also send to your friend the video: kzhead.info/sun/aZSMYd6JmoWLpac/bejne.html
Give the man a medal I say
Oh, thank you, sir.
What can one say about this level of craftsmanship , I have been a model maker for fifty-five years and have seldom seen the equal, superb !! and thank you for sharing it with us.
Steve, thank you, I appreciate you sharing your thoughts.
I have never seen such a work of transcendental art. I was very shocked by your work. So I looked at your homepage and articles about you. It turns out that you have an uncompromising craftsmanship. I also found that you are patient and study a lot of drawings and actual machines. It is natural that the work will be exhibited in the museum. I was able to meet a really great video. Thank you very much.
Sir, I really appreciate your comment because very few people visit my website and really don't know my international reputation and career (many think that I am a hobbyist and they ask me many questions that I cannot answer due to lack of time because I have to build my models).
This is art
Muchas gracias por tu comentario, Francisco.
Incredible! This man puts brain surgeons on notice.
Thank you for the comment, Craig.
Just incredible, made from scratch the detail and authenticity is amazing.
Thank you, sir.
Absolutely stunning & beautiful work. You are a true master craftsman. I can't wait to see pt.2
Thank you for the nice comment, Bob.
I am already confused and amazed 3 seconds in
Thank you for watching and the comment, Joe.
that's what she said
Did you use any original Junkers Blueprints? Simply amazing.
The manuals on CD are copies of the originals. Regarding engineering drawings, it is almost impossible to obtain them because the Junkers factories were taken over by the Soviets and a lot of information was lost. Regarding the 3view drawings that appear in so many magazines and books, they all differ from each other for the same reason. I explain all this in the three videos in "Comments".
You are a true gentleman. Taking the time to reply in such a detailed way was so very kind and I am very grateful. Thank you for the information and I wish you a long, happy, healthy and prosperous life. God Bless.@@rojasbazan
Señor rojasbazan usted es un verdadero maestro, quedé maravillado con su trabajo.
Te agradezco las palabras, amigo.
Thanks for sharing your work with us. It's a great pleasure to see this extreme level of details. Also good timing as the FHC JU-87R4 is getting closer to first flight.
Thank you, sir.
Jaw drop....dude....
Thanks for watching, Mike.
Sure you built a great plane ...but where are you going to find a pilot?
Possibly I could train the chipmunk that lives under my house. Thank you for watching, Einar.
Fantastic! What a beautiful display of model building and engineering in its purest form. You have been blessed with superior talent, skills and patience. Looking forward to parts 2 & 3.
Thank you, Kobus, I appreciate your kind words.
Lovely model, and interesting footage of your techniques. Glad to see you posting on KZhead again, Guillermo - it has been sooo long! You are the absolute master.
Thank you, Andrew. It's just that the construction of this model took me three years. In the same amount of time, during the 1980s I built 87 models in 1:40 scale covering the entire history of aviation for a museum in Buenos Aires.
you're not a time traveller by any chance??
Technically yes, because I already lived many decades. Thank you watching the video, sir.
Wow, just blown away, unbelievable detail, can’t wait to see part 2
Thank you, Peter!
You are the master! I am amazed ... Labor! Search! tenacity! Perfection! Bravo, master!
Thank you fo the nice comment, sir.
Without a doubt the most amazing and awe-inspiring thing I've ever seen !! Simply stunning.
Kris, I'm glad that you enjoyed the video and I appreciate the kind words.
Amazing work! I am in complete awe of your ability and attention to detail! Bravo!
Thank you for your message, sir.
There is model making. There is art. And then there is the craftsmanship of the highest standard that has produced this masterpiece of engineering. Truly amazing.
Ian, thank you for watching, like and comment.
Amazing! You are beyond a professional model maker, you are an artist!
I really appreciate your kind words, David.
Just astonishing, absolutely blown away by the level of skill within this build, wow...just wow...thank you for this
Glad you like it! Thank you, Rob.
Just fantastic. I am speechless... this way above what I have seen within modeling. You are a real artisan
Thank you, Jakob. Yes, I consider myself an artisan. The word "modeler" no longer has the original meaning.
Wow, I'm lost for words. That's absolutely amazing!
Thank you, sir.
Yes, this is the kind of detailed process we like to see. Your work is even better than before.
Thank you, sir. My problem is that I never had time to dedicate myself to my videos because I need to work on my models.
@@rojasbazan Please understand we appreciate seeing how you work as much as we appreciate the finished model. Seeing you build increases appreciation.
Absolutely amazing. Love the process shots! Thank you for those and I am really looking forward to Part 2!! Bil
Hello Bil, thank you for the words. I'll upload the Part 2 in a month because I need to keep building my current model. After the Stuka videos I will upload a series of videos with good photographs about my very old models (B-17, B-25, Fw190, Bf109 and more) whose videos are not of quality (I recorded them with the first camcorders of the time).
Stunning work , you are indeed a skilled engineer and model maker , amazing, the detail of the small and intricate parts is sublime , im blown away by your skill and dedication , i salute you senor.
Thank you, sir, I appreciate the kind words.
Awesome, your patience and skill is incredible
Thank you for the comment, Damien.
What a wonderful work! A whole expression of art!
Antonio, thank you for the nice comment.
Blew my mind!!!!!!! The detail is incredible, unreal!!!!!!
Thank you, Lee.
Extraordinary work as always, I’m so glad to see this new video. Looking forward two Part 2
Thank you, Gary. Part 2 will be ready in a month (I have to keep building my current model).
You are, truly, a gifted gentleman, sir - what magnificent work!!
I really appreciate you comment, Luke. Thank you.
This is model building on the highest level! Respect!
Thank you, sir, I appreciate the kind words.
You are a one out of 8 billion artist. Absolutely beautiful!!!
Thank you for watching, William.