I remember making this kit back in the 70s. Its given the urge to make it again after all these years.

I"ve never seen such a great video in my life I wish you prosperity

Loving your series of builds. Inspired me to get back into building after a 40 year break 🙏

Thank you! Such a superb step by step guide. I'm another person trying to model again after decades since I last tried.

Being very much a beginner these vids are very useful. It can be quite disheartening to build something and find mould lines, nubs are stuff on builds. Finding out experts sometimes miss them and then how to correct them is reassuring.

Had one of these that I built as a child. Had to throw it out when I moved maybe 20 years ago but it was one of my favorite kits to assemble

Just got this kit. Looks really great. Look forward to building it.

I'm about to get this kit so this series is extremely useful and timely. Thank you for doing an excellent job.

大型キット、イギリスのタンクすこ👍

This kit was one of best builds, loved it.

Have wanted that kit for a while.......So glad to see you start it. I'll be watching!

Very interesting and informative even for experienced modellers thanks for the tips.

Nice and fast built as i like with Tamiya and my favorite english tank (with the Comet).👍

This one has been on my wishlist for a long time, think I'll order one after this video!

I've been on a streak of aircraft builds for the last two years, really need to bust out one of the armor kits I have in my stash.

Have one, the crocodile version, in my stash till the early 90's! Now in the top of the pile!

Its very interesting to note, that the humble or not so humble jerry can was dismissed by the Americans but adopted by the Brits after being noticed in Norway in 1940 where it received the name as we now know it, Jerry Can. It was an American, Paul Pleiss who had three originals and the plans, who supplied the US and again later the Brits with a sample jerry can and the plans to make them. They where in mass production by the spring of 1943 and all made in the UK for British and American forces. I personally have handled many of these cans when filling the Centurion and Chieftain Tanks when on exersize in West Germany 1969-70ish. Something that's quite an addition to model tanks.

Loving your videos, keep up the good work

Another great helpful video. Good to see

Doing this model exactly same time exact steps, awesomeness