I would never marry the 2 halves until I was happy with the track and wheel weathering

Nice video! Kudos for pressing on and stripping those decals and sanding back and repainting. It takes perseverance. I recall one time when I had completely finished a Tamiya Mosquito, I went to hit it with a spray of flat coat and then realized when I started to spray that it was primer I had in my hand! So I had to strip the whole model and start again. But on the bright side I never made that mistake again. Thanks for keeping the videos coming in theses trying times. Cheers from Canada Bob

Mate! Respect for redoing it😮 My enforced isolation has let me have loads more time on my kits. I know practice makes perfect but your videos have improved my results ten fold. Many thanks for that🍺🍺🍺🍺🍺

Did you ever do Part 3 of this build? I've just built it and about to paint/weather would be great to see what you did. Cheers

Thanks for the tip on the green and yellow paint mix 👍

Awesome job abyway!

Damn that sucks about the decals! Sorry to see that happen. On the .50 Cal I was talking about the charging handle on the right side of the MG. It's used to cock the real weapon. On the kit supplied mg, It's the little piece of plastic, ( kind of a nub). I would remove that and place a piece similar one to those in the handles at the rear of the MG. Im sure your detail kit for the MG came with three. Heres an image www.google.com/search?q=50+cal+mg+charging+handle&oq=&aqs=chrome.0.35i39l5.-1j1j7&client=ms-android-verizon&sourceid=chrome-mobile&ie=UTF-8#imgdii=PjGhn7jAwg_kYM:&imgrc=A37j9LX50YKF8M

Great job, I appreciate your attention to detail. I served on tanks (Leopard C1) and stowage both exterior and interior was always of concern, the thought being to not create extra work down the road having to move items to fuel and maintain the vehicle. Also, with a fully stabilized turret poor stowage could cause damage or injury to the crew.

looking good great video fully agree about tracks haha

Came out great!

Looks great

Wow! Awesome looking Firefly, have that kit on the shelf. Both the Asuka Rye Field kits. Your Easy Eight is looking great. Looking forward to part 3. Hopefully you got the image and info for the .50 cal. Scroll down if you didn't.👍👍👍

Was there ever a Part 3 to this build?

With Tamiya decals you need to use their Mark Fit decal solution.

Instead of wasting actual boxes, use putty shaped in various ways if its going to be covered by tarps. Will also add weight to the tank

Yes, bought some Star decals for my Tamiya 1/35 Stuart build. They were extremely fragile. I got away with it, but will not be using them again. Cheers

Hi. What is the ratio of Dark Yellow to Olive Drab for your base color. It does look perfect for US Armor.

Return rollers Jason 😜

What's the ratio of paint mix for the green

Looks great. What was the ratio between olive drab and the xf-60?

Hi Jason .. when you do the tracks do you prime first ? as the first set i did on the first beginner build the paint started to flake off .. do you prime - paint - coat them ?

I really don’t know how to paint the tank but I want to buy it😕

hey in part 1 of this video you used a razor saw to cut some plastic and then you used those nail clipper type cutters to snap some pieces off of the rear end of the cover. why? to use photo-etch instead?

Dunno what the person was about when talking about the .50 caliber handle. He might have been referring to the quick-change barrel handle on the barrel of the gun. It's possible tank-mounted .50 cals didn't have that, since I haven't seen one in photos of an easy eight.

Maybe it was in protest at being mispronounced? 😉 Great build though, really enjoying it.👍

Lego bricks (and bits of bricks) are cheaper than "proper"resin boxes. Covered with a tarp, who's to know?

Very sad about the aftermarket Star Decals. It sucks!

If it's a choice between a tube of putty and the last bog roll in the shop....well, sorry for the smell.