Great build, I love modifying and improving kits. Part of the enjoyment is researching photos online and really getting a insight into the vehicle in use. its quite surprising how many mistakes are made with kits.
Love the simple and practical use of thin plastic card and liquid cement for adding the seam weld details. Definitely going to try this approach on my next dated kit that needs some enhancement!
I'm glad that my video was helpful to you. And your channel's detailed tank videos are great. It's a very good resource for me who don't have the opportunity to see old tanks directly. I immediately subscribed to your channel. Thank you for your continued support.😄
@@garymoore2674 After uploading the video of part 1, I added a bolt. You can see it in the Part 2 video. Part 2 video will be posted on November 11th. Thank you for your comment.😆
@@garymoore2674 I never thought Steve Zaloga would appear! It's too much of an exaggeration for someone like me who enjoys scale models as a hobby. Thanks for the comment though. Look forward to part two.🍰
Hi, one thing you should change on your model (not to detract from the amazing detailing work) is the tracks (if you look closely the side pins do not interconnect the tracks). The tracks on this kit were intended for a motorized kit. Congratulations on a superb assembly.
It can't be helped because it's an old kit. For me personally, it's enough if I enjoy assembling, painting, and weathering work to some extent. It's a scale model that I enjoy as a hobby, so I can't spend a lot of money and buy a lot of external parts to create a perfect kit like professional modelers do. Could you please understand? Thank you very much for watching the video and for your comments.😆
Wow! I’ve seen a lot of high quality models lately… seems to be a lot of people doing these techniques (welds, steel texture, epoxy stowage, etc) but I haven’t seen a Stuart, and I haven’t seen many of this quality! Well done
Very good with plenty of detail, I watch another channel called The Nightshift, he makes his welding beads with rolled putty but your way is also good. I look forward to your painting .
Martin's process is way more accurate, I get the idea, but like this is sticking too much out from the surface, would've been perfect if he made a root for it like real welds, bot nonetheless, it's just my opinion, otherwise I love to watch these vids.
Nice build! I’m currently working on the same kit and I’d recommend replacing the .30 cals that came with the kit.. it being an older kit the ones that come in the box are pretty nasty with the raised cooling jacket detail.
Excellent build. Are you partial to using a particular expoxy brand? I had been using GreenStuff but grew weary of using it for bags, duffels, tarps, et cetera. I find GreenStuff is not as malleable as other expoxy brands.
Canteens don't magically stick to tank turrets or hulls, you need to attach them logically. The M1936 musette bag has grommets on the main flap for the wire staple on the canteen.
missing LynxDo you know if Tamiya ever corrected the rear of the M5A1?I enjoyed putting Tamiya kits in the very late 70's-early 80s and then put the hoby away until the internet and Missing Lynx came along and I became interested in accuracy in the way kits were made. The first major inaccuracy I learned about what the rear of the M5A1, and learned that the AFV Club kits provided the modeler with an accurate representation of their versions of the Stuart family. Since then I know Tamiya has vastly improved kits since the early 90s like the Panther, Tigers and Shermans, as well as retooling and making some kits that are old more accurate. What was and is a real joy is the way even the poorer representation kits fit together.
The tracks in this kit I'd replace, tamiya messed them up, the track connectors are in the wrong place, they must be opposite of the track guide horns. Great work though
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How has TH-cam not recommended me your content till now??? It's absolutely amazing.
Thank you for watching my video. And it seems that you enjoyed it, it is above all. Thanks for your comment.😄
Great build, I love modifying and improving kits. Part of the enjoyment is researching photos online and really getting a insight into the vehicle in use. its quite surprising how many mistakes are made with kits.
A scale model that can be enjoyed in a variety of ways. I would appreciate it if you could enjoy my videos as well. Thank you for your comment.🍔🍔🍔
This is great, I haven't seen such a simple way to simulate welds yet!
It's great that you seemed to enjoy it. Thank you for your comment.😄
お疲れ様でした。丁寧なディティールアップですね、好きですこういうの。タミヤの古いキットもまだまだ全然イケますね。
塗装工程、楽しみです。
タミヤの古いキット、もちろんまだまだいけますが、この様な楽しみ方をするのは、やはり私の様な少々変わり者の少数派かも知れません？ いつもコメントありがとうございます。😄
Love the simple and practical use of thin plastic card and liquid cement for adding the seam weld details. Definitely going to try this approach on my next dated kit that needs some enhancement!
I'm glad that my video was helpful to you. And your channel's detailed tank videos are great. It's a very good resource for me who don't have the opportunity to see old tanks directly. I immediately subscribed to your channel. Thank you for your continued support.😄
@@smc-2 Use stretched sprue.You're missing the 6 bolts on the rear hull side
@@garymoore2674 After uploading the video of part 1, I added a bolt. You can see it in the Part 2 video. Part 2 video will be posted on November 11th. Thank you for your comment.😆
@@smc-2 Thanks my friend,will watch.Doing a good job on an old kit.Might not be in scale according to Steve Zaloga but who cares
@@garymoore2674 I never thought Steve Zaloga would appear! It's too much of an exaggeration for someone like me who enjoys scale models as a hobby. Thanks for the comment though. Look forward to part two.🍰
Wow, speaking of next level model building. Learned a lot, lots of new ideas as well. Thanks for this masterclass.
I am happy that you enjoyed it. Thank you for your comment.😄
Always happy to see your video again ! M5A1 was the very first tank model i bought back in 1986
Oh, was it? I hope you will enjoy it.✋
A master class.You've excelled yourself once again. Can't wait for part 2.
Thanks. I'll post part 2 late afternoon on Friday the 11th. Stay tuned.✋
マネしたくなる動画をいつもありがとうございます。
今回も参考になりました。
参考にしていただけるなら幸いです。コメントありがとう。✋
Hi, one thing you should change on your model (not to detract from the amazing detailing work) is the tracks (if you look closely the side pins do not interconnect the tracks). The tracks on this kit were intended for a motorized kit. Congratulations on a superb assembly.
It can't be helped because it's an old kit. For me personally, it's enough if I enjoy assembling, painting, and weathering work to some extent. It's a scale model that I enjoy as a hobby, so I can't spend a lot of money and buy a lot of external parts to create a perfect kit like professional modelers do. Could you please understand? Thank you very much for watching the video and for your comments.😆
Well done. Thank you for the showing us how you customized this model.
It's great that you enjoyed it. Thank you for your comment.😆
My first time catching your channel--you have some interesting techniques, and nice job on the stowage. Looking forward to part II.
Thank you for your comment. Part 2 will be posted on the evening of November 11, Japan time. Stay tuned.👍
制作非常工整，漂亮！
谢谢。😄✋🍎👍
Great work
ありがとう。😄
おぉ〜〜‼︎M5ですか!今回は！
楽しみだなぁ完成が。
買うか迷ってたw
とってもリーズナブルなプライスですから、そして付属のオプションパーツも豊富です。お買い得ですよ。👍
Wow!
I’ve seen a lot of high quality models lately… seems to be a lot of people doing these techniques (welds, steel texture, epoxy stowage, etc) but I haven’t seen a Stuart, and I haven’t seen many of this quality! Well done
Thank you.🍰
Very good with plenty of detail, I watch another channel called
The Nightshift, he makes his welding beads with rolled putty but your way is also good.
I look forward to your painting .
I posted the painting and weathering video for Part 2 a long time ago. Please take a look. Thanks for your comment.🍔🍔🍔🍺
Martin's process is way more accurate, I get the idea, but like this is sticking too much out from the surface, would've been perfect if he made a root for it like real welds, bot nonetheless, it's just my opinion, otherwise I love to watch these vids.
loves with the set up....those hand made sacks were also look great.
Thank you for your comments. It's great that you seemed to enjoy it.😄
@@smc-2 waiting patiently for painting sessions.
@@muhdfauwazel-emin2132 I post videos every two weeks. So the next painting and weathering video will be on November 11th in Japan time. Stay tuned.👍
@@smc-2 thank you, information receives.
Professional! Very cool.
Thank you.😄
another fantastic model! thumbs up!
Thank you.👍😄👍🍎👍
Absolute like. You are a modeling 👑. 💙👍from 🇬🇷
Thank you.😄
Mad skillz. Love your vids. Inspirational work.
I'm glad you enjoyed it. Thank you.👍
Beautiful model man
Thank you.✊✌️✋
これは良い動画
褒めて下さって、ありがとう。😆
Once again a very nice video!
Thank you.👍😄🍎
Nice build! I’m currently working on the same kit and I’d recommend replacing the .30 cals that came with the kit.. it being an older kit the ones that come in the box are pretty nasty with the raised cooling jacket detail.
I see, that may be true. Thank you for your comment.✋
Very entertaining !
Thank you.✋😄
Amazing. What did you use for the shelf
I use the lid from a yogurt package. It will be a thin plastic plate with a thickness of 0.1mm.🍎🍎🍎
Where does one get metal strips for light guards?
I cut empty beer cans made of aluminum and use them. Thanks for your comment.😄
Look good in a diorama with an easy eight
Thank you.✋
hello great job! What glue did you use to melt the plastic panels? Subscription is here!
I used GSI Creos Mr.CEMENT SP. A quick-drying adhesive for plastic models.🍺
PLS do a video on How to paint the figures :)
I can't promise when, but I want to make it, and I'm doing a lot of trial and error. Thanks for your comment.😄
Excellent build. Are you partial to using a particular expoxy brand? I had been using GreenStuff but grew weary of using it for bags, duffels, tarps, et cetera. I find GreenStuff is not as malleable as other expoxy brands.
I use Tamiya's quick type epoxy putty because it's easy to get. The quick type is just right for me who is impatient. Thank you for your comment.✋
@@smc-2 Thank you. I shall procure some.
super!!!
Thank you。🍎
Are Tamiya tank models all the same scale?
Tamiya has tank models in scales such as 1/16, 1/35, and 1/48.🍦🍦🍦
where do u get the plastic for the welding strips?
The one I use is a relatively soft plastic container that the yogurt was in. The thickness is about 0.1mm, very thin. Thanks for your comment.🍺
Canteens don't magically stick to tank turrets or hulls, you need to attach them logically. The M1936 musette bag has grommets on the main flap for the wire staple on the canteen.
I think it's a detailed point that only an experienced person would have. Thank you for your valuable comment.
missing LynxDo you know if Tamiya ever corrected the rear of the M5A1?I enjoyed putting Tamiya kits in the very late 70's-early 80s and then put the hoby away until the internet and Missing Lynx came along and I became interested in accuracy in the way kits were made. The first major inaccuracy I learned about what the rear of the M5A1, and learned that the AFV Club kits provided the modeler with an accurate representation of their versions of the Stuart family. Since then I know Tamiya has vastly improved kits since the early 90s like the Panther, Tigers and Shermans, as well as retooling and making some kits that are old more accurate. What was and is a real joy is the way even the poorer representation kits fit together.
It was an interesting comment. Thank you.🍎
Nice..subs added
Thank you.👍😄🍎
sickkkk
Thank you.🍺🍺🍺
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beautfikully model tank...
try add radio control with R/C 2ghz
Sounds interesting. I would like to try it if I have a chance.✋
Tamiya Tracks are incorrect and need to be replaced
You're right. Thanks for your comment.🍺🍔🍔🍔
🤝⚒👍
👍😄🍎
Cool 🆒 😎✅🤠🦅🟰😎✅🤠🦅
Thank you.👍🍰😄🍎
The tracks in this kit I'd replace, tamiya messed them up, the track connectors are in the wrong place, they must be opposite of the track guide horns. Great work though
Oh crap i didn't notice this earlier. They are meant to connect the links not be a part of them
@@raptorscalemodelling422 correct
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@@smc-2 what's the apple mean? Lol
Why do you remove the front fenders of some tanks?
I don't like the long front fender as it doesn't give a sense of nimbleness.🍔🍔🍔