I have built many Tamiya kits, from military kits to the F-1 kits. Their kits are always a joy to build because they are well made and designed kits. :)
Getting on a bit of a military kick here lately huh Doug? You're not alone, my Tamiya dealer has been loving me lately. Building a Tiger now with four more kits waiting.
I'm building one right now and the only thing that I noticed that could be improved would be to add clear head light lenses, otherwise I just paint them silver with a transparent white paint over the sliver to make the look of head light lenses
@@RightOnReplicas not trying to spar with you, but I'll make my point and be done. It's not that they don't have competent translators, but rather is it necessary to name every piece? Tamiya has some of the best assembly instructions in the model world, naming every part will clutter any attempt to have concise, clear, well laid out assembly guide which already has colour call outs and key assembly information in generally four languages. If your benchmark is AMT style kits and instructions made only to satisfy the American market back in the days of yore I can understand your point, but Tamiya is light years ahead even back then. Cheers
S, I can appreciate your point of view. But I don't think including a separate list of part names like Revell does would complicate the instructions. As far as being light years ahead, their kits have issues and errors too but one thing that is really futuristic is their prices! -Doug
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Millions thanks for the great review and build Doug.. great..
RK, You're very welcome! -Doug
Great review. I wish they were all like that!
KC, thanks! -Doug
The Mutt was a really good multi functional vehicle,thanks Doug. Keep building great models.
JB, thanks. I've seen those MUTTs go through hood deep mud and water! -Doug
I have built many Tamiya kits, from military kits to the F-1 kits. Their kits are always a joy to build because they are well made and designed kits. :)
WH, true dat! They are a joy if you've got the money! -Doug
Bingo! Lol, Great kit and build Doug, Thanks buddy!
Thanks Mike! -Doug
Loved complete video .. got to see the contents as well as after complete assembly.. nice 👍
Auto, That's why we're here. Thanks for watching! PS, please subscribe if you haven't already to help us reach more modelers. -Doug
lovely build. I built this kit and I enjoyed building and painting it.
V, I thought this was a great little kit packed with detail and good fitment! -Doug
That a very nice militarized Jeep, looks awesome kit man.
Thanks WC! -Doug
Good looking TOW armed Mutt. This model has much better detailing. Tamiya kits are really nice kits. Well done, Brother.
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PB, True, but as I always say, "There are no BAD kits: it's just that some are more CHALLENGING than others"! -Doug
I remember making this and a whole host of MUTTs 20 years ago. Great memories!
PEKC, Thanks for sharing! PS, please subscribe if you haven't already to help us reach more modelers. -Doug
Nice Build ! Doug
Thanks much CP! -Doug
Working on this one now. First time sinxe 23 years. Feels nice working on model kits again.
TW, Welcome back to the family man! -Doug
Cada réplica mais legal que a outra muito muito legal.
Getting on a bit of a military kick here lately huh Doug? You're not alone, my Tamiya dealer has been loving me lately. Building a Tiger now with four more kits waiting.
CS, Sounds like you've got a tiger (or five) by the tail! -Doug
Tamiya kits are neat
I'm building one right now and the only thing that I noticed that could be improved would be to add clear head light lenses, otherwise I just paint them silver with a transparent white paint over the sliver to make the look of head light lenses
Great tip DW, thanks! -Doug
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L, Thanks for watching! -PS, please subscribe if you haven't already to help us reach more modelers. -Doug
"Tamiya doesn't say parts names, because they don't understand them" lol, okay bud..
SD, Well, honestly the jargon particular to automotive part names can be difficult to translate! -Doug
@@RightOnReplicas not trying to spar with you, but I'll make my point and be done. It's not that they don't have competent translators, but rather is it necessary to name every piece? Tamiya has some of the best assembly instructions in the model world, naming every part will clutter any attempt to have concise, clear, well laid out assembly guide which already has colour call outs and key assembly information in generally four languages. If your benchmark is AMT style kits and instructions made only to satisfy the American market back in the days of yore I can understand your point, but Tamiya is light years ahead even back then. Cheers
S, I can appreciate your point of view. But I don't think including a separate list of part names like Revell does would complicate the instructions. As far as being light years ahead, their kits have issues and errors too but one thing that is really futuristic is their prices! -Doug