I remember seeing a couple of these during the Gulf War in 1991. I was involved in flying the 18th Airborne Corps from Daharan to Raffa. I saw them driving around Daharan and thinking to my self, "I didn't know those were still being used." Great model!
"Fun kit to work on" That's true about pretty much every Tamiya kit. The fit is just superb, it's simply relaxing to build Tamiya kits, as it should be :) Fantastic build as usual!
Really excellent production quality on your videos - very professional looking and beautifully edited. The model looks superb and very authentic. The paint job is so realistic, especially with all the weathering details you added.
When I was in 3/325 Abn (82nd Abn Div) we had our armor platoon attachment support us during an exercise. We spent all afternoon wiring up our battalion CP for communications, only to have the damn Armor Platoon leader pull up in his Sheridan and execute a neat little pivot over our wire head, destroying the junction boxes and ripping out the wires and cable. I managed to jump up on this thing direct from the ground and was ready to wring his scrawny little Armor neck, but I remembered I outranked him and decided to execute a very fulfilling verbal evisceration instead. Ah, good times, good times. Actually these were pretty neat vehicles and I do enjoy watching these video's--they are very soothing. BTW Dusan I was in Vienna last spring for the very first time...an absolutely beautiful city!
BTW I meant to add, you wouldn't want too much weathering on these. By the time the Army retired them there were only a few battalions left, but many vehicles is Depot Storage so plenty of parts. The vehicles in the operational fleet were kept in pretty good nick and always cleaned right up after exercises. They were always shown off, so the crews kept them up really well. I think you've captured it.
After 10 years of building planes, today I started my 1st Armor kit. Takom King Tiger, late production, no interior. So far I cannot figure out where the prop goes. I will purchase the metal barrel replacement for this kit. But not the metal tracks. I like how you modulated the OD, looks good. Nice & muddy! Tools look very real, nice touch. Looks good Dusan, great build.
Bob Thanks! Not a bad choice at all, I enjoyed that build, this might be helpful (same kit different box and markings) but it's simple to build anyway. All the best and take care! Dusan. th-cam.com/video/ZnEx4wx165E/w-d-xo.html
@@ScaleModelAircraft With all of your followers I can't expect you to read all the comments! Ordering colors for the King tonight. Thanks again for the vid of your King build. I plan on peeking at it now and then to help with mine. Looks pretty much a straight forward build. I think it'll be fun
You will enjoy your build. Btw, I have a few King Tigers in my stash, ICM (new tool) and Tamiya Porsche version (maby even a regular Henschel as well). But I can tell You only good things for that Takom kit 👍 All the best!! Dusan.
I always use those soft nail files instead of sandpaper. Don't know the grit but you can just buy a few (they're cheap af) and pick out the ones who work best for you.
Yes it's a separate DP set available separately DP-detail parts set. Hopefully there will be some limited edition boxing that include this barrel and PE grille. In the past that was the case. All the best! Dusan.
for my fellow armor modelers, theres an easier way to make tracks than what he did just in case your watching trying to learn. Black bottle by Model Master, slow drying glue with a surgical applicator on it. It soaks into the plastic creating a bond differently than the tamiya pants. You can create the lower run around the drive sprocket and the rear idler wheel, then let it dry for 35 minutes and come back and form a perfect set of tracks.
Sandpaper (4 wet sanding), local hardware shop, Tamiya sandpaper, Mr.Hobby, cheap sanding sticks from local drogerie stores. But don't use coarse grit, range 400-1200 for armour. For decals, Tamiya Decal Adhesive, Mr.Hobby Mr.Mark Setter and softer, you can't go wrong with it. (Btw, sometimes Mr.Softner can be more concentrated so don't leave it to long). I hope this helps. All the best! Dusan
Posto vidim da se zovete Dušan zanima me u slucaju da zivite u Srbiji gde kupujete makete, hvala i pozdrav i ako bi mogli da mi kazete recimo uljane revellove boje kako je najbolje pomesati sa thinerima?
These 60's tanks were used into the 90's. I remember seeing some being loaded into C-130s during the Gulf War in 1991. I suppose they were still in use because the Airborne troops didn't have anything better.
Should treat the side edges of the Sheridan hull with a slightly different shades as that was RUBBER?FABRICS and not of the metal hull because that was the exposed parts of the folding river covering skirts. That might be painted over as part of the hull but because they are of different material and not aluminum, paint would flake off or worn down showing the soft edges. That tiny hole on the left front of the Sheridan hull should be given a dirty shade of red and a T handle added to the inside as that was the fire extinguisher handle located; it was always left painted RED. Mounting/tie down straps and even simple net are missing from the rear bustle rack because that was where we piled all our personal gears and extra tools; usually, we would strap an empty missile canister to it for extra storage. Finally, to complete a Vietnam and later Sheridan, a cut down 55 gallon drum should be added strapped to the back deck as the Sheridan was notorious for dripping oil underneath the engine! I have been waiting for a more accurate Sheridan model since the early Tamiya one and now, I am finally happy 🙂 Now, maybe someone would make an at least partial interior so I don't have to scratch build what could be seen from the loader and TC hatches!!! Great model, folks!
@@ScaleModelAircraft Dusan, when you say "depending on the base" do you mean where a Sheridan may have been operating in Vietnam? I f so, I would venture to say that the ONLY place in Vietnam where a Sheridan would not have been covered with red dust would be in the shallow water of the South China Sea! I served in Vietnam a long, long time ago. i think I still might have some red dust between my toes from that adventure! Thank you for your previous reply and your EXCELLENT videos.
Thank you very much, we'll I have thinking about my base for the model. 🙂 Very, very cool story! 👍🍻🇺🇸 I think that the Vietnam era in modeling circles was very popular during the 1980 now is a bit in the shadow. But I really hope that it is going to change and it will be more present in the future. It's not all about Panther's and Shermans (with full respect!). All the best!! Dusan
All my modeling stuff has been packed up for over a month now due to me moving, I still have a few weeks left before ill be set back up.. its killing me watching these videos lol
I remember seeing a couple of these during the Gulf War in 1991. I was involved in flying the 18th Airborne Corps from Daharan to Raffa. I saw them driving around Daharan and thinking to my self, "I didn't know those were still being used."
Great model!
Thank you for your service. :D
Some things never change. I still use equipment from the 30s where the training movie was filmed in '38.
If it ain't broke...
Thank you very much! Sam, I think the last couple of Sheridans where retired back in the 2007. All the best!! Dusan
Marines had a Gulf War version with some improvements, but most of them were used by NTC OPFOR as Soviet BMP's.
@@InvictusRex0503 nope just 82nd,
3/73 armor, I was there.
"Fun kit to work on" That's true about pretty much every Tamiya kit. The fit is just superb, it's simply relaxing to build Tamiya kits, as it should be :) Fantastic build as usual!
Brilliant! 😃 But where is part 2? 🤔
Yes. Part 2 please.
You're an artist sir!!!!
I love your videos man your the best😃👍i like your tamiya tank videos most hope you can do a 1:48 tank again sometime🙂🙃
Another fantastic build and paint job, Dusan (you make it look so easy!) We all look forward to the sequel.
Great result as usual Dusan! Incidentally, the last two background music tracks were particularly good too
Looks great. Trying to finish mine now. Keep'em coming.
Fantastic model building and video production. I really enjoyed watching this!
Thanks!! 👍🍻 All the best!! Dusan
Excellent work as always Dusan 😎👌👌
What an enjoyable build ! Now you have inspired me to pull mine out of the stash and get at it !! 😊
Build was straightforward but the paintwork really did the business 👍🏽
Thanks!! 🍻 all the best!! Dusan
Lovely work Dusan. Always a pleasure and can't wait for part 2.
Excellent build. Artistry in motion
Really excellent production quality on your videos - very professional looking and beautifully edited.
The model looks superb and very authentic. The paint job is so realistic, especially with all the weathering details you added.
Thank you very much! I am glad that you like it 👍 All the best! Dusan
Awesome job on that tank!!! keep up the creativity.
What the ... is that awesome! absolutely realistic! Great work!
When I was in 3/325 Abn (82nd Abn Div) we had our armor platoon attachment support us during an exercise. We spent all afternoon wiring up our battalion CP for communications, only to have the damn Armor Platoon leader pull up in his Sheridan and execute a neat little pivot over our wire head, destroying the junction boxes and ripping out the wires and cable. I managed to jump up on this thing direct from the ground and was ready to wring his scrawny little Armor neck, but I remembered I outranked him and decided to execute a very fulfilling verbal evisceration instead. Ah, good times, good times. Actually these were pretty neat vehicles and I do enjoy watching these video's--they are very soothing. BTW Dusan I was in Vienna last spring for the very first time...an absolutely beautiful city!
BTW I meant to add, you wouldn't want too much weathering on these. By the time the Army retired them there were only a few battalions left, but many vehicles is Depot Storage so plenty of parts. The vehicles in the operational fleet were kept in pretty good nick and always cleaned right up after exercises. They were always shown off, so the crews kept them up really well. I think you've captured it.
Very, very cool background story Thomas! Thank you very much!! Take care and all the best!!🤙🇺🇸 🍻 Dusan.
@@thomaswilson3437 I was a mechanic on those things during desert1
I have this kit in my stash and the detail-up set in the mail! Perfect timing. Thank you!
You will enjoy your time with this kit. Thanks!! All the best! Dusan 👍
Very wise - designed kit, and so outstandning work! Great done! All the best for You! ;)
Nice to see you doing some armour - and superb result as always!
beautiful model. Good work👍
Fantastic build as always well done .
Aggettivi terminati che dire Maestro spettacolo
A great build. But I'm curious as to why you didn't but the decals on till after you had weathered the model?
Looks great. Thanks for sharing
Outstanding job again and again and again...you get the point...I look forward to part 2 of this video...Mike G
What was the clear coat 12:08 ? was it matt or gloss?
After 10 years of building planes, today I started my 1st Armor kit. Takom King Tiger, late production, no interior. So far I cannot figure out where the prop goes. I will purchase the metal barrel replacement for this kit. But not the metal tracks. I like how you modulated the OD, looks good. Nice & muddy! Tools look very real, nice touch. Looks good Dusan, great build.
Bob Thanks! Not a bad choice at all, I enjoyed that build, this might be helpful (same kit different box and markings) but it's simple to build anyway. All the best and take care! Dusan.
th-cam.com/video/ZnEx4wx165E/w-d-xo.html
@@ScaleModelAircraft I viewed this vid my friend, that's why I picked this kit to start my Armor builds. THANKS!
Oh, sorry I didn't know that 😅
Thank you!! Dusan
@@ScaleModelAircraft With all of your followers I can't expect you to read all the comments! Ordering colors for the King tonight. Thanks again for the vid of your King build. I plan on peeking at it now and then to help with mine. Looks pretty much a straight forward build. I think it'll be fun
You will enjoy your build. Btw, I have a few King Tigers in my stash, ICM (new tool) and Tamiya Porsche version (maby even a regular Henschel as well). But I can tell You only good things for that Takom kit 👍 All the best!! Dusan.
Lepo uradjeno Dusane.👍👍👍
Как всегда на высшем уровне! Лайк однозначно!
THANK YOU DUSAN, for bringing us during these stressful times another excellent video!
Thank You Jeffrey!! Take care and all the best!! Dusan
Nice build. Greetings Ben
Stunning work !
Great work at this tank , excelent details and weathering !
What type of sandpaper is best for removing small amounts of excess plastic?
I always use those soft nail files instead of sandpaper. Don't know the grit but you can just buy a few (they're cheap af) and pick out the ones who work best for you.
Can i ask the name of the music in 11:50?
Nice job! 👍🏻👏🏻
Excellent work
THis was a beutifull build!!!
Top notch my friend !
Gorgeous, that came out great...
Excellent video like always but if you want More weathering and dust effects on tanks you can watch night shift video
She's a stunner!
amazing work
Just professional... !!!
Beautiful
Excellent job! (Just an advice) maybe it would be great if the video had a little more light just to make the details more visible!
A new tamiya kit in the hands of SMA ... ok, just look and admire! 👍
Awesome build and video as always. Is the metal barrel aftermarket or is it included in the kit?
Yes it's a separate DP set available separately DP-detail parts set. Hopefully there will be some limited edition boxing that include this barrel and PE grille. In the past that was the case. All the best! Dusan.
Шикарная работа!
Красиво выглядит! Это заслуживает лайка!)
Very good work
Great job!
1:02 me a 15 year old: i am gonna do what they call a progamer move.
Sieht sehr gut aus !!
kannst du eventuell mal so was wie eine roomtour machen von deinem modellbaudtudio)
Extreamly cool
Beautiful! The only thing is that the Vietnameese mud is orange-brown, not so European brown.
for my fellow armor modelers, theres an easier way to make tracks than what he did just in case your watching trying to learn.
Black bottle by Model Master, slow drying glue with a surgical applicator on it. It soaks into the plastic creating a bond differently than the tamiya pants. You can create the lower run around the drive sprocket and the rear idler wheel, then let it dry for 35 minutes and come back and form a perfect set of tracks.
Great job!!!!!
What camera do you use to record your videos?
A masterpiece
This kit was the first that my dad made some 50 years ago…
I love it.., very artistic..
Awesome!👍👍👍
What tools do you use for sanding, as well for the decals?
Sandpaper (4 wet sanding), local hardware shop, Tamiya sandpaper, Mr.Hobby, cheap sanding sticks from local drogerie stores. But don't use coarse grit, range 400-1200 for armour. For decals, Tamiya Decal Adhesive, Mr.Hobby Mr.Mark Setter and softer, you can't go wrong with it. (Btw, sometimes Mr.Softner can be more concentrated so don't leave it to long). I hope this helps. All the best! Dusan
田宮さん？やってくれましたぁ😉
Posto vidim da se zovete Dušan zanima me u slucaju da zivite u Srbiji gde kupujete makete, hvala i pozdrav i ako bi mogli da mi kazete recimo uljane revellove boje kako je najbolje pomesati sa thinerima?
Very good, i want same kit in 72 scale
I agree, It would be cool for 1/72 scale transport aircrafts... All the best! Dusan
Super 👍
brilliant job
Nice dude im Building now an f-16
I drove one of these, in 2nd plt, K troop, 3/11th armored cavalry regiment, in 1970-71 out Dian.
Very very cool indeed!! Take care and all the best! 🍻🇺🇸 🤙 Dusan.
Hot damn my evening is now made!!
I saw these in world of tanks it fires rockets!!
In my opinion this deserve a diorama from scratch, what do you think?
It’s awesome
These 60's tanks were used into the 90's. I remember seeing some being loaded into C-130s during the Gulf War in 1991. I suppose they were still in use because the Airborne troops didn't have anything better.
Not the sexiest of tanks 🙄 but another great build! 👍
Good💯👍
more modern mbt-s pls! :D
Should treat the side edges of the Sheridan hull with a slightly different shades as that was RUBBER?FABRICS and not of the metal hull because that was the exposed parts of the folding river covering skirts. That might be painted over as part of the hull but because they are of different material and not aluminum, paint would flake off or worn down showing the soft edges. That tiny hole on the left front of the Sheridan hull should be given a dirty shade of red and a T handle added to the inside as that was the fire extinguisher handle located; it was always left painted RED. Mounting/tie down straps and even simple net are missing from the rear bustle rack because that was where we piled all our personal gears and extra tools; usually, we would strap an empty missile canister to it for extra storage. Finally, to complete a Vietnam and later Sheridan, a cut down 55 gallon drum should be added strapped to the back deck as the Sheridan was notorious for dripping oil underneath the engine! I have been waiting for a more accurate Sheridan model since the early Tamiya one and now, I am finally happy 🙂 Now, maybe someone would make an at least partial interior so I don't have to scratch build what could be seen from the loader and TC hatches!!! Great model, folks!
Awesome.
where is the next episode?
15:04〜
like a box art
That looks so cool but I can never do anything like that
15:03 взгляд башни напоминает Т-90А
Yes, there's a resemblance in that! All the best! Dusan
BEAUTIFUL job but without layer upon layer of red dust, this Sheridan never rolled around in Vietnam!
Well, depending on the base but I agree 👍 Thanks!! All the best!! Dusan.
@@ScaleModelAircraft Dusan, when you say "depending on the base" do you mean where a Sheridan may have been operating in Vietnam? I f so, I would venture to say that the ONLY place in Vietnam where a Sheridan would not have been covered with red dust would be in the shallow water of the South China Sea! I served in Vietnam a long, long time ago. i think I still might have some red dust between my toes from that adventure! Thank you for your previous reply and your EXCELLENT videos.
Thank you very much, we'll I have thinking about my base for the model. 🙂 Very, very cool story! 👍🍻🇺🇸 I think that the Vietnam era in modeling circles was very popular during the 1980 now is a bit in the shadow. But I really hope that it is going to change and it will be more present in the future. It's not all about Panther's and Shermans (with full respect!). All the best!! Dusan
NICE!
I have built tanks that was realistic inside had to seek and the shells storage area
music intro?
All my modeling stuff has been packed up for over a month now due to me moving, I still have a few weeks left before ill be set back up.. its killing me watching these videos lol
Good luck with your moving, but you can make plans for future builds and spent some time on researching. 👍🍻 all the best! Dusan.
но если похлопать,, хорошая игрушка
If u at music call fortunate son it will very cool diorama
Круто !
improved version of the 70s kit!
Nice
If you want real Vietnam era battle damage - put it in the oven on gas Mark 6 for twenty minutes. Perfect for post-HEAT melt down.
Upper front glacis says:
"YOU'RE NEXT"
Yeah viet nam