Terrific little OOB build, Tim. Amazing paint job (regardless of the issues with the camo paint) and a great watch so thanks for showing how to turn something basic into a realistic model. What to build next....an aircraft.....maybe the WNW???? 😁
Bought this kit just for the figures I needed on short notice for that CSM Canadian ww1 armoured cart thing haha! Will still build the model T at some point!
@@TimsScaleModelling You make it look simple Tim but I'm sure that simplicity has come out of your experience. It's great how you simply the build and add the human touch which others dont. Keep up the good work and builds. I'll be avidly watching.
For the MRP Epic air pressure is about 5/10 psi, very low. The PC8 colour didn’t spray well at all. The Tamiya XF colour was 15/20 psi a little higher. The airbrush is a Badger Renegrade Krome.
Thank you Mike. Yeah it’s a nice simple kit but heaps of diorama and weathering options. I have a couple more Great War armoured cars to build in the future…. Really like them..
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Terrific little OOB build, Tim. Amazing paint job (regardless of the issues with the camo paint) and a great watch so thanks for showing how to turn something basic into a realistic model. What to build next....an aircraft.....maybe the WNW???? 😁
Thank you Robbo, great feedback. I have started the Camel but I’d say a few weeks worth of messing about yet...
Excellent job, really turned out nice.
Thank you John
Bought this kit just for the figures I needed on short notice for that CSM Canadian ww1 armoured cart thing haha! Will still build the model T at some point!
It’s a lovely little kit Bonsai. WWI armoured car are a great little niche actually.
Thank you for stopping by
Excellent. Loved the painting technique for the wooden deck
Thanks Dherm... lots of things I can improve on but it’s small steps. The wood effect is an easy effect to achieve isn’t it..?
@@TimsScaleModelling You make it look simple Tim but I'm sure that simplicity has come out of your experience. It's great how you simply the build and add the human touch which others dont. Keep up the good work and builds. I'll be avidly watching.
Love that Dherm. I do try not to sound like a robot... you know not reading from a script or anything. No pretensions...
Looking good. Thanks for sharing
Thanks Charlie
A lovely tidy build and nice camo to boot. Great work all round
Thank you Steve... as it happens I’m checking your A9 paint/weathering video. I’m after this kit myself
Hope it helps Tim. Happy modelling my friend
@@SteveJonesScaleModellingSite yep nice kit... good finish too 👍👍
Wow, the wood effect you've achieved is extremely convincing! Great video, my friend!
That’s very kind Rashomon thanks 😊
Hi Tim, hope you , Mrs and mini yous are all ok ? Please stay safe buddy and your family
Hiya Motty... yeah we’re fine ta, not so mini now tho bud. I hope you guys are ok too...
‘Banging’
Ta Jas 🌱 🪴
Superb ! Also, it's nice work.
Many thanks 😊
Your airbrush sprays really well very satisfying to watch it paint, what air pressure is it on?
For the MRP Epic air pressure is about 5/10 psi, very low. The PC8 colour didn’t spray well at all. The Tamiya XF colour was 15/20 psi a little higher. The airbrush is a Badger Renegrade Krome.
Tim did you have to gloss that panel before you put the oil paint wash on ?
No Dunc. I used a Testors Matt cote tho just even out the different paint finishes...
How much did you thing the mrp paint to be able to do the freehand camo
The MRP is pre-thinned in the bottle so there is no need to thin any more..
I really like this kit. I wish I saw your video before my build. I'll enjoy dong it again. Thanks for sharing your skills
Thank you Mike. Yeah it’s a nice simple kit but heaps of diorama and weathering options. I have a couple more Great War armoured cars to build in the future…. Really like them..
@@TimsScaleModelling Keep building. Thanks for the reply
I always reply Mike… I don’t get much interaction as it is mate 😅