The way this video is made, reminds me of old documentaries i was waching back in the 90s. A young fella learning aboout his hobby, from an old tv and a video cassette player, during a quiet summer afternoon.

When pouring resin for small, detailed parts I'd recommend dusting the mould with Talc first. This helps the resin flow into the moulded details via capillary action thus reducing bubbles and voids.

I admire the diligence and patience of the assembler who manages to do the intricate process of making miniatures especially fabricating other parts which are necessary to make a realistic Sherman tank w/ propeller..

I could see that you really got into this project. I call it the sweet spot of model building. awesome!!

Great work mate! Some real old time modelling skills that seems to be quite lacking in this new world of 3D printing and resin upgrades. Really looking forward to watching your next build video. Thanks for sharing your time and efforts. Cheers from Australia 🇦🇺 ❤😊

I put 2 tamiya kits like that back when i was16 or so.....back in the 80s... Still have them in a tote somewhere... Throw back reminder of my teen yrs😊

A very enjoyable video to watch and to pick up some great tips thank you

Very cool video. First time watching one of your videos. The historical information was great. For somebody like me that is still relatively new to the hobby, the information is great for learning about the details of the tanks. Got a new subscriber.

Nicely work!👏

Wow really great job mate.😊

Wow splendid work

Reprorubber works great for recreating very fine details down to submircron level. Basically dental impression but for metrology, cures in minutes and has no foul odor is very easy to work with. No clean up needed either.

Awesome job! Love the subject

simply amazing

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Thanks Tristan

Wow what a great job!!!

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