Thanks a lot Jeff yeah well I hope to be able to get a good product at the end of all this. Thanks for watching and have a awesome day.

Hi James, I really like this kit! You made a great start on it. I'll be watching for more videos. Thanks for sharing. Have a great day. Jeff

wow... 'JET'.... As a "Intermediate/Advance Modeler" ... I must say that 'MENG' tanks are pretty........ MEAN!!! The intricacies of Just the wheels alone, taking almost half of this video was a bit painful to watch....BUT Well Worth the time you took showing how to develop our Own "assembly line" process of putting those wheels together!! And the suspension..... I can't tell you How MUCH Appreciative it is for somebody else ( including my own tank = Leopard 2 AVLB ) to show what Could/Did go wrong in assembly ( I had a few of those with the 'Hobby Boss' Leo2 AVLB ). I look forward in seeing this kit get built to Final Product....as I too have the same kit!!

Hi James, the Stuart is looking absolutely fantastic, you are a true master modeller, your weathering was spot on, thanks for sharing your grest talent, best regards from Australia, Les

Man, that's just awesome. Thanks for commenting on how you'd do it differently. It gives me ideas, but I'll probably build mine the same way here. I've got it in my notes anyway. What size is that wire you use for the head and tail lights? Thanks for building this kit again. I appreciate the help it gives me. See ya next time.

Hi James, Very nice work on your Stuart. That screen was really tricky, but you were able to get everything to fit. Thanks for sharing. Have a great day. Jeff

Came to your video because I couldn’t figure out the suspension on step four either lol! Too bad you couldn’t figure it out either

Thanks again for the great tips and thorough build review! Btw, thanks for nipper shaming me… I own a pair of the GHs and if I’m being honest, they have saved me a ton of time with sanding, cutting delicate parts safely and overall performance. I guess it ended up being worth the $60 in the long run. but hey, to each is own I guess?!😬

Man, I've gotten so many ideas and explanations from this video series. I really appreciate it. I've taken notes on my instruction sheet to make note of what needs to be done to get the right effect. You definitely mastered putting those broken shackles on the tank. The gauge cluster looked awesome when done. Im really impressed with your skills. Thank you very much for doing this series.

Hi James, You are making some great progress on your Stuart. MiniArt sure packed a lot of detail into such a small space. Thanks for sharing. Have a great day. Jeff

Hi James, Somehow I missed this video. Nice job on the weathering. The tracks turned out really nice. Thanks for sharing. Have a great day. Jeff

Hi James, Great video! Those dials were really a pain, but they turned out great. Thanks for sharing. Have a great day. Jeff

great vid! watched all of it. im gonna copy ur paint style cuz i never painted this stuff before. my dad and i bought a meng 1/35 merkava mk.3 baz. cuz. we play warthunder together. we dont know we had to paint it. good thing you have this kinda tutorial full build vidoes.

Hi JET, I was just wondering if you used a setting solution for the decals or just plain h20 to get them started? Thanks again!

The dials came out really well! That is a lot of fiddly work that paid off, right there 😊

im still watching as aways but the beginning lol love it been me the last 4 days hahaha

Here's a cool tidbit i learned from Marcus Nichols. Use black oil paint and of course take most of it off and drrybrush the sprockets and the teeth on the tracks. It adds a ton of depth and it's pretty simple. Just tossing it out there. Good job either way.

Well done.

I really like life color paints, they're the best!

Despite being an hour long that was pretty entertaining . I build a lot Dragon kits and as you say tolerances are tight and sometimes a bit of light sanding is needed. Also the 'shackle' incident has happened to me as well, just like that. Dragon parts are thinner than most other makes and even cutting from the sprue can weaken a fine part. You dont even notice and then all of a sudden its in 2 pieces. 🫣 Good luck going forward 👍

Great color! Отличный окрас👍

The creaking sound from the model during handling is reminiscent of my moaning knees

LOOKING GOOD!

Man, your weathering is slick. You're doing a fantastic job on this build. It's coming along great. Can't wait until the next episode. Thank you.

are all the steps going to be on your web site? I don't remember seeing 14%15?

As usual, amazing build techniques and great video content! Thanks for sharing!

Hi James, nice work on your tank. Thanks for sharing. Have a great day. Jeff

I loooove the way A4 can manipulate styrene.

The M3 is looking very nice, you have done a truly great job on the build so far, it's funny how even with using a AB, we must still trly on a bit of brush painting, looking forward to the next update soon, best regards from a Kiwi living in Australia, Les

There is great article about the interior colours of U.S. airplanes from 1941 till 1945 on IPMS Stockholm. Just type "ipms stockholm interior colours" in google.

why is there cross talk on this video?

Did u spray hairspray between yellow and green?

Another great video! Coming down to the wire too. I never could get masks to work right either. Just did them by hand like you do. If it works, don't mess with it. What kind of airbrush do you have? I've got one that's probably 50 years old. I bought it at a Sherwin Williams paint store when i was in high school. The brand name is Binks. Like most of the professional automotive painters use except way smaller. Getting back into models again and now need a different prescription for my glasses. If it ain't one thing, it's half a dozen others. Still taking notes too. You're doing a jam up job on the videos. I enjoy them very much. I appreciate all the trouble you must go through to make em. Thank you.

The early M-3's did not have a basket for the turret and was not held onto the body.

I love the format of your videos. I watch them in 15 minute increment's. Thanks for taking on this journey. I have this kit and will be watching the series again when I build mine. What figures did you purchase? I’m more of a figure painter.

A small piece of Blue Tack on the upper side of the seat will hold the strap on while you slowly melt the small piece of sprue. ;o)

Nice spray booth! You could use your compressor to get the grill going quickly :-) I love your vids! They are informative, comprehensive, and very funny! To cap it all, your results are great, too 😊

Mmm Big Chips 🥔 I like the look of these Advanced Kit Thunderbolts from Miniart. It'll be interesting to see what other warbirds they'll take on in this scale.

Good job JSM! После первых кадров борьбы с резинкой аж зубы заломило и мурашки по ногам побежали 😆...то еще чувство )

I enjoy your work so much I didn't buy this kit. I feel like I was working with you.