Tamiya 1:35th scale M10 IIC Achilles Review

In this weeks video I am going to be reviewing the Tamiya 1:35th scale British Tank Destroyer M10 IIC ACHILLES Tamiya kit No. 35366 | 1:35.
In the video I give a brief over view of the model, look at a few issues with the model, as well as things to look out for when building this model kit
along with my thoughts and opinions on the price and value of this model kit, along with a little bit of history on the original tank
As always I hope you enjoy the video and find it helpful if you are planning on building this kit at home

[@Emma-jh4ye]

Fab paint job! Love the figures and finer details. Really like the history addition at the beginning. Keep up the great work 😊

[@scalestuff1066]

Thank you Glad you enjoyed it I will do many more to come :)

[@ThatMofoDamon]

I told you that i'll come and check out! Wow, sir that was a really professional after build review! Nicely pointed "issues" and an excellent done M10! Thanks for sharing, take care and keep up the good work there!

[@scalestuff1066]

Thanks for popping by, ah its alright, I was forced to do a direct review as I lost all my building footage and only ended up with the notes!.Thanks again mate

[@ronhall9394]

A 'rivet-counter' detail here - the SP Anti-tank FV's were manned by the Royal Artillery, so be wary of which cap badge you paint on.

[@scalestuff1066]

No your right cap badges would be different I think also the beret would be green and not black for the royal artillery?

[@ronhall9394]

@@scalestuff1066 No idea mate, a good point though, the Army went through some really strange forms of headdress in WW2.

[@scalestuff1066]

Yeah that they did. I just learned that the tanks and trucks all changed shades a number of times right at the end to,and then pretty much changed back