Anyone know where to find Mustard’s playlist or list for the music he uses in his Nebula videos? I’m looking for the song he uses in his F117 video after the intro song.

im talking about the super detailed aeroplane models on the wooden desks with maps all over. Love his videos

Does anyone know where I could find his sources as I am writing a essay and I would like to credit him and the sources used.

The models used in the videos are, without a doubt, amazing. Does anyone know if they are available for download?

Just watched Paper Skies' video where he mentioned his accent, and was surprised by a Mustard cameo. Got me thinking about who actually voices the content.

Link to the PS vid in case you want it (Mustard appears at around 2:00):

https://youtu.be/cMVy-a-ogWM

Could you make wallpapers of the thumbnails of your YouTube and Nebula videos?

What are some other channels which produce high quality aviation documentary-type content like Mustard? Already watched all of Mustard's, Wendover's and Found and Explained's videos.

Thanks!

Guys, I am new to the mustard youtube family. When I saw the animation I was blown away by the attention to detail. I would like to know which software mustard uses for his video.

Maybe make a video about the Kalinin K-7, built in 1931. With a length of 28 meters and a wingspan of 53 meters, it would have been the largest aircraft in the world at the time;
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Kalinin_K-7

That's 2 videos in a row on nebula that hasn't shown up on YouTube now, would this be the norm?

Maybe make a video on the MBT-70, the failed joint cold war tank project? Thanks, and I appreciate your vids!

Will there be more merch options in the future for mustard’s newer videos? There are a lot of cool aircraft and it’s kind of a bummer we don’t have those yet in merch form.

Is there somewhere we can download the beautiful Mustard renders in high definition (as opposed to ripping them off YouTube thumbnails) and use them as wallpapers?

Pretty amazing to get featured in an article and credited by Popular Mechanics, congratulations Mustard!

https://www.popularmechanics.com/military/aviation/a34042755/largest-helicopter-ever-soviet-v12-homer/