Tamiya 1/35 U.S. M151A2 Ford Mutt - Part 1: The Build

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[@docharley4535]

I like your video's end with the MUTT driving away!

[@paulr3237]

Your tiny fuel tank cap actually looks like the slave cable receptacle.

[@TheCollectoManiac]

Please, watch the video in 1080p HD!

[@j.w.horton2475]

I bought a very similar kit: Tamiya's Mutt but without the trailer (and with the option for the Marine version with wading gear or the Army version with the machine gun mounted on a post.) I'm part way through it. Looks like a good kit. Will you have a part 2?

[@TheCollectoManiac]

I'm on it right now. It's been a pretty hectic summer, so I haven't had the time to build this kit for a while. And all this humidity, oh boy... But things will get so much better towards the Fall & winter times, I promise you that. I sprayed the primer on the model a few days ago, so the next video will probably come out sooner than later - I'm editing it at the moment. It's going to be a short one, though, because I had some issues with my spray booth and its ventilation (and that's why I'm moving it to another location). I tried to use a WAY too long exhaust pipe on it, so it didn't quite work as expected :-) I'm still not sure about the final version of this kit, I might go ahead and combine some of the parts to give it the look I'm after. They do a lot of modifications to the vehicles during the war times, so we'll just have to wait and see! Thanks for the comment!