Thank you for watching it, hope it helps. My videos tend to be fully “how to” these days, if I find something works I will share.

Thank you, I plan to make another Sherman one soon, but change the weathering approach. Thats the plan anyway.🙂

Thank you appreciate the comment🙂

Many thanks, I think the kit was great value and really enjoyed it.

Thank you for the positive feedback.

Cheers mate, I was going to do more on the paint work like you had but ended up keeping it basic, although the pigments did a lot of the work. Might start painting the dio today.

Cheers, glad u liked it🙂

Yes, the support I got for this build surprised me. Maybe in the future I’ll do a Firefly or Pacific camo scheme. Thanks for watching👍

@@ctscalemodellinguk That is the only one of the versions I have not had the chance to build yet.

@@andrewluchsinger its a great kit, loads of leftovers for other projects aswell. Figures not too bad.🙂

Glad it helps, have posted some figure videos from the kit aswell. Any problems let me know.👍

Cheers hope you find it useful.

Cheers I hope to do another soon, with some different techniques I’ve picked up and want to share. 👍

Cheers, thats encouraging for me given your level of builds. Was going to do a more complicated paint job like my Tiger I video but just liked the plain OD in the end.🙂

@@ctscalemodellinguk if anything OD is a lot trickier than German camo to pull off, and you seem to have cracked the secret 😉

@@longlance67 many thanks, I know with other base Green models I’ve just come to standstill not knowing what to do to get past the paint stage, so onto the shelf they have gone. Got a jeep on the bench at the model, see how that goes.

Cheers for the share by the way just noticed.

@@ctscalemodellinguk I think you got the right approach with using oils and washes to add depth and variation to the green often the subtle approach is the way to go with layers which you nailed dude! Also it was my pleasure to share it mate

Cheers, hope it gives you some ideas

Cheers appreciate the support. 🙂

Sorry no secret, the green is an AK paint details of the Sherman paint set in description. Primer is flat black Tamiya, the pre shade is light grey or you could use white at a stretch. 👍

Cheers for watching and the comment. Hope the like my channel.🙂

@@ctscalemodellinguk I do like you channel and already subbed. =)

@@MojoDevirus cheers for support 🙂

Cheers for watching, I enjoy just building from the box and its instructions, I take your point will tools, although its nice to have contrast on a completely green tank. Again the magnet fixings for the rucksack give contrast. I do appreciate positive feedback like yours as it gives me things to reflect on in future projects. Thanks again.

Cheers will need to take a look at the video. Will let u know. Cheers for watching

Hi, I change things as I find something works better, however on this video its white paint I’m using. If I did it now I would use a light grey ie tamiya sky grey, the white is good for the very top of highlights but too stark maybe. Hope this helps, enjoy your build.

@@ctscalemodellinguk Thanks a lot man !

Hi, yes but so much of the north Africa, bit too yellow.🙂

Hi thanks for watching, I’ll have to take a look and message back later if thats ok.

@@ctscalemodellinguk thanks for that, it works really well.

Hi its khaki grey from Vallejo, i blasted a was on it after this which I wouldn’t necessary do now but its a process of learning for all of us that how we get better. I would add highlights now mixing the base with iraqi sand from vallejo

@@ctscalemodellinguk thanks for that, ideal.

Cheers mate

Some other people said he looked a bit evil, he reminds me of the actor in the punisher.

Thanks, someone made a similar comment before. Hopefully I adjusted my approach to other Sherman builds on the channel.

@@ctscalemodellinguk aha, so not the first then? Good to see eagle eyes were watching. I’ve found that there is a strong need to refer to several reference sources to get an understanding of what A Vehicles looked like in theatre. My interest is the Italian campaign. The general condition of vehicles is rough. Real rough. Looking at the photos you get to see the various wear points and what doesn’t get all that dirty. As vehicles were pretty short lived there and the attrition rate was very high, they didn’t all look like the ‘standard weathering pattern’ that some modellers seem to follow. One thing of interest in that theatre is the limitation that most travel was restricted to roads. Few vehicles then would end up with muddy, caked bogies. That would surprise many modellers. Dust was prevalent, and in many cases (other than winter) you just cannot r3ad any markings on the vehicles. Here’s a great sit that I’ve found helpful to understand detail of the different models of Shermans. It might be news to some viewers: www.google.com/gasearch?q=sherman%20minutia%20page&source=sh/x/gs/m2/5 Loved the artwork you created on the upper hull, it was brilliant. No guessing that I’ll be watching again and trying to imitate. My Italian subject will be a challenge with the right amount of dust. Nothing ventured, nothing gained.