Brilliant video! Nicely produced and with good music, too. Thanks for posting this.

It seems that you have a soft spot for these obscure armoured cars! 🙂 They look terrific!

Thank you for inspiring me to take up my hobby after 30years 🙏

Another one for the fleet, your getting good at armoured cars .

Really like how the dust effects turned out. Great job!

Beautiful work. Your subtle weathering and dust effects are stellar.

Always a pleasure watching your vids

James always enjoy your videos. Thanks for the content sir. 👍

Another. Absolute beauty James. I always look forward to watching your videos

Hi James, Your Lancia turned out great. I just bought my first CSM kit and am really looking forward to building it. Thanks for sharing. Have a great day. Jeff

Yet again a beautifully finished model. It's videos like these that inspired me to get back into modelling. Happy modelling on sir

LPJ and CSM.......always a winning combination!

I don't know how anyone would give you a dislike vote. You did a fantastic job with this vehicle!! Your videography is spot on and your calm and consistent voice makes it an easy listen. Thank you for a wonderful video!!

Well done James another outstanding build of an interesting subject!!

I really want to get to a CSM kit at some point. They look amazing to build. Your military cars turn out A+ James.

Nice one James, that lancia looks ace! It's a nice unusual subject too, love the zig zag markings round the turret! And you're a braver man than me with the laquer dusting, I have had a centurion AVRE on the go for over a year now because I was really happy with the painting and chickened out when it came to doing anything beyond chipping.....I really need to they that thing finished

You have a steadier hand than me mate. Once again amazing work, looks stunning!

Well done as usual. And don't worry, we all get struck with modeling hubris: "I don't need to mask this, I can totally freehand it!"

Honestly, the only way Copper State could improve their kits would be to add rubber tires. I am absolutely in love with their subject choices, since it's so rare to see a company tackle somewhat obscure armored cars.

Love the CSM kits! Perfect fit almost every time and they have such unusual subjects. I use SMS paints almost exclusively and have done for about six or seven years. Incredible range of colours and I find them easy to use. They have the best 2k clear coat for automotive builds too. Awesome build!

the armoured car series is quite interesting - I didn't realize it was so widely adopted

Thanks James. I really enjoyed this kit and have been happy with each CSM model I have done so far (the Romfell is still my favorite). Yours turned out much better than mine and it is a joy to watch your work.

Fantastic build, beautifully done!

Very impressive finished product! VMS offers a mind-boggling number of specialty products. The dusting process I like and must give it a try myself. I like the color used for the tires, SMS Camo Black. Overall a great model and a unique subject. Thanks to CSM for bringing us all these WW1 era armoured cars.

Beautiful model

👏👏 BRAVO!!! 👏👏

*Huge result on this wonderful kit, fully detailed and with a beautiful paint!*

CSM is actually very impressive, parts fit like a glove

Another fantastic build, the engine looked sharp and your weathering is spot on. I've become addicted to CSM armored cars mostly due to your biilds.

I have never built a csm model kit they look really good very well done on this one 👍👍 looking forward to your next video from you

Brilliant, You have to love those old armoured cars. Have you considered a colab/comp build with Uncle nightshift? it would be awesome.

Fantastic video James! I love how you've gone into detail and have shown how compatible our paints are with multiple brands and paint types. Thank you again for using our paints in the video!

I really enjoyed that. Loved the close up filming of the build process. An excellent build as always. You could make a Lego brick look amazing.

Mama mia, that looks spanking 😘 The explanations throughout are so helpful 👌

Absolutely awesome work.

Fabulous job, very realistic results, CSM makes beautiful kits.

Nice one James. A brilliant and informative build. I like the Libyan sand/dust weathering. So realistic. Stay safe mate.

I always love your Copper State model builds. Good stuff James

A great result with this subject James! I am not an experienced or confident modeller, and I sometimes stay away from very detailed weathering, in case I spoil the work I have put into building a model. However I do like to try and get the effects I see others use, and I have to say I have learnt a lot from from your videos. Some of the products you use are hard to find in Australia, but I have found some that are similar, and they seem to work in a similar fashion. I am gaining a few more skills now, thanks to you and a few other guys that I watch work your magic. Looking forward to your next subject. Cheers from Australia 🇦🇺!

Another great build, James. Taking a whole lot of inspiration from your armored cars !

You’re doing bloody well my man. Really loving the builds and especially your narration and visuals. 🤜🏼🤛🏻

Stunning work

Wow whats a great and fantastic work, very nice tutorial,thank you!!

Great end result James, will you be following up with a few of the CSM figures and a diorama perhaps ?

Looking forward to watching this. Always enjoy watching you build the CSM armored cars. I can’t till the Ehrhardt gets released. I am glad I didn’t get a very expensive resin version of it earlier this year.

Outstanding as always.....

Amazing as always! Thanks for the video

Looking amazing 👍

Excellent as always.

Amazing video. Too bad for the barren interior though. I can't wait to see you tackle Miniart 's AEC and Austin armored cars.

Wonderful job one more time .I think a lot of people ask you a lot of think but is it possible when you have free time to make a video for "how to use vms varnish "?It will be very helpful for me and for a lot of modeler maybe

It’s nice to see that you’ve used the dusting technique with an airbrush. It’s something I think it is really fallen out of popularity because of pigments.

Really enjoyed the video James, I find them informative and inspirational. Ps why do you not have the nozzle fitted to your Infinity airbrush?

First! 😁

Got a bit of a soft spot for early armoured cars - there were some really wakky designs.

Hi James, would you recommend adding the 0.15 to my arsenal - can you expand on its benefits?