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When i was a kid my dad tried to get me into plastimodelism (don't know if thats whats called in english, but the translation works), but since i was a kid with adhd,.it didn't work, and now, as a adult with adhd, im trying to get into it again

Brilliant work.

Honestly, the only thing I hated about this kit was the tracks, horrible getting them to fit. Wish they did rubber ones.

The product that rolls my 👀 are the map pencil weathering pencils! Jman

hello dear Clayton,i love accessories Miniart,cheers Patrick

Perfect for the time and format, Looking forward to seeing these in action soon...

This is great work and it was more than enough to get me to subscribe.

good show lots of great work here all winners in my books keep them coming mate i seen a few gents i watch

nice work she looks great keep them coming buddy

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Great Job... Little late but "Wicked Tiger!!!"

hello dear Clayton,thank for your advice;cheers Patrick

All good ideas. I live in the northern hemisphere so everything is the other way up but I still reckon these are good ideas that will work.😊

You have done a really nice job on this. Excellent!

Like the liquid mask idea 🍻

Im not saying that I alone am responsible for these kits coming back... but I did write to Tamiya three years ago and tell them that I thought with some care and the open sprocket and idler wheels from K59 that they were still better than Dragon's kits. Did you know that historical reference photos show that you could use that extended bumper on the troop carrier version and the roller bumper on the other versions as well? You are absolutely right about American painted vehicles in WW2, they did not chip, they were backed on and it was a very hard paint. Another thing is that American tires did not sag, they were especially made with a rubber different from civilian vehicles so that if they were shot and the air leaked out, they would hold their shape for a good while until the tires could be changed. But there are tons of photos of German vehicles with sagged tires. Very great build and painting video!

After all the issues during the build, you´ve really made a great little model out of that kit with the winter camo and the weathering! To touch on painting winter camo using white inks: Making a saturated and nicely covering coat as seen here might be very tedious, but I have this idea the the lower coverage-properties from those inks might come in really handy for a more "spotty" white-wash were translucency is a key feature. Combining several layers of ink with some hairspray and some rendering with thin white acrylics might give some really interesting results... Anyhow, keep up the work and have a great week 👍

Deconstructed brush? 🤔

I had forgotten you started this project. I am glad you found the strength and desire to finish the project. It is a great paint job and has turned out to be a nice little vehicle. It is an iconic vehicle, but is no Tiger, Panther, Sherman, T-34, Etc... and I think that is the big problem. Throw on top construction issues and you have small intrest in the subject. Don't get me wrong, it is a unique vehicle, but there is so much out there right now and more to come, that the market is a bit crowded. I mean, I'm building the Bilbao armored car and I bet most don't know what it is. It is what it is. Anyway, great build. Happy modeling!!

Absolutely stunning I have definitely picked up some tips

Personally, I think this is a very successful vehicle, especially the camouflage is very nicely done, you used the sponge to create the mud effect and it is first made wet/damp.

I prefer using white ink exclusively for zenithal pre highlighting. My research has brought me to this conclusion.

Im glad you reconsidered this kit. Before I bought two of the Takom kits, I had bought a couple of resin kits of this model made well before this Takom kit made by a well known resin kit and plastic maker from the Emerald Island, and THAT was terribly hard because I had to deal with warped parts as well as fill holes and due to poor resin pouring at the time of production, I had to get rid of excess resin and resculpt parts that then left gaps that had to be filled. It put me off kits by that company forever. With quality control that must have been totally absent it is too much risk. However their radio sets are still better than anything else on the market, and yet I am glad that I bought a supply of those before being turned off permanently. What I noticed before you made this video is that the EXCELLENT French company BLAST has come out with a lot of canvas, new seats and other goodies for the kit, as well as another company and I decided that since they had obviously built the kit in order to make their after market kits is that You must have been a bit too hard on the kit. Therefore I reconsidered and bought the very nice Blast Model after market kits and my Takoms came back off the shelf and into the upcoming builds. So I am glad you made this video to save your Butt! I note that after all your trouble, the build looks great as does the painting. Good work. As for me, no matter the problems, it won't be anything like that resin kit.

Not a bad result Clayton, not my cup of tea, too small for my liking...

So like you, I bought this model on a whim, and then I watched your video on the build months back. Needless to say, you scared me a tad bit. So it remains in the stash. I’m hoping a company will design easier tracks for it. As of now, I’m not aware of any? The Weasel looks fantastic! Thanks for sharing!

Your review of the M29 caused me not to get this version. I liked it but this video is very interesting. Thank you.

Good video about your way to create this great model, Clayton. The result speaks for himself. Surely a nice template for something in this direction! Best wishes and a nice weekend. Joachim

Great job! Mask me up! 🎉

Looks amazing,I am planning on Saving a shelf sitter also,in the form of Takom’s M60,and you made this one an absolute amazing result.I love the snow cumulation,and the weathering looks so realistic! Great job Clayton!👍

15:10 i think baking soda is too reactive and can turn the snow yellow over time, have you tried talcum powder? Love your builds

good thing i did not get this kit!

A suggestion, give a go at the Rye Field T-55A. A recent build of mine, I highly recommend.

For it being a "Bastard", your words, you turned it into something very nice. Chin up!

Man, that stowage looks excellent

Well that had a happy ending. Nice return to the shelved kit. It looks awesome 💥👍💥

Great work persevering with this Clayton and finishing it. The Weasel looks terrific

Great job on the Weasel, I am glad that I am not the only one with a "Shelf of Doom". Sometimes the inspiration hits when one least expects it.

We all get hit by the lazy painter bug. And that usually happens after A complicated build. The Weasel looks just perfect with A nice balance of paint, storage and weathering. And thanks for the tip on applying the snow. 🤗

It fought you every step of the way in the build video, you did a great finish in this video!

Hi Clayton! The little Weasel looks great. The addition of stowage and a couple of tarps makes a big difference. Also the unique camo, and the very lightly applied winter paint and the weathering, makes the model stand out. I remember your build video of this vehicle, and the frustration associated with it, but you have turned the Weasel into a stunning model in spite of this. Makes me think about revisiting my own ‘Shelf of Doom’ to see what I can revisit. Great job mate, and cheers for now!

Great job!

hello dear Clayton;the result of your work is stunning!the VMS liquid is a very good idea;i make my snow with PVA glue and baking soda and clear varnish; i'm satisfied with that;good journey;cheers Patrick

Amazing result! For the textured pastes I usually just add a few drops of water to the pot every time I open them, it seems to prevent the paints from drying out.

Strapped in to see how it went Clayton!

Awesome work and great tips were learned.

Fantastic episode on painting the M2A2 Bradley. I can see how your techniques are really bringing this version of the Bradley to life. Just about to watch the second episode. Great work. Mask me up!

I watched this again as you did a excellent job. I commented the first time from my other channel lol @projectsimusflorida

Mask me up!!!

Mask me up! I just subscribed.