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Nice job Rick!

Very nice details, I like it very much. The video is also very good quality 👌 Greetings Steve

Awesome Build Rick!!

Great how-to video, Rick. I really enjoyed this along with the subject, the LRDG. Always look forward to your video tutorials. Thanks, Rick 👍😎

Rick - as always, your work looks great. But, add some stenciling to those boxes! Ralph

so many blankets hanging everywhere... do you have any photo evidence that this is prototypical....

Wow... super crazy. I just suggested you to someone last night and checked your yourube to see if anything was new and set alarms to all. Perfect timing 👌

Glad to have you back , Great build and you make it look so easy..

Cool beans there mate! 🤩

This looks awesome. Excellent subject💥 👍💥

Looks sharp

Fantastic Rick!😀👍

Exceptional weathering skills!!

Oohhh Lordie, Ricks back❤🎉

The SAS were NOT the Long Range Desert Group. It's two totally different organisations that happened to be born in the desert.

Nice to see your project on the channel. Keep 'em coming!

Did you get the AK stuff for free? If so you have to mark it as a placement. I mean its so on the nose nowadays with marketing... I get ads for the markers and the real colors everywhere I go. Its just a new product. Have to say that I find it repulsing. :D sry for my rant but the markers... just use a brush, no need to get this stuff. Markers tend to dry out and you cant see how much is left inside.. And real colors are just oil colors in a new package. Nice build and great finish Rick! Grüße from Germany

Really cool. 👍

Welcome back Rick! Haven’t seen you post in a long while. Hope summer was good! Lovely work as always!

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Great review video, Rick. Glad to see you’re back to making new content for your channel, too ! 👍😎

The Japanese started great modeling books in the 90’s and still do a superb job. I still can’t find your book as yet😢.

Nice to see you back posting on UA-cam! That book may very well find it´s way onto my bookshelf at some point... a pity there is no section on some of the more obscure yet available tanks as such as the Chi-To, Chi-Ri, Ho-Ri or the superheavy O-I, all of which might have made for some intriguing subjects. If AK ever does a book on "1946", "What-If" and/or prototype vehicles, there might still be an opportunity to see those 🤔

I've seen Birthday Cards that, when you open them up, they play happy birthday music - but this Japanese Magazine is at a whole other level. Very clever people the Japanese.

You sir have had 5 months off and it makes me sad. Glad to hear your voice even if it’s a book review. Still rewatch your videos all day haha

Great IJA tank Rick!

You probably heard this before but your voice sounds a little like Steve Buscemi. No offense meant, I always thought Steve has a unique tone and delivery that suits voice-overs really well

I went back to oils for figures but instead using now winston/newton oils that thin and wash up with water but keep the oil properties advantage

Nice looking build, For me the problem with your first attempt is that the base color dunkelgelb was to light so the contrast was quite harsh. I would have tried giving the whole model a wash to tone it down a bit. If that didnt work then I would have repainted it using the original bas color at 10% mixture with 90% thiner. Your desire to have a more faded look is a nice idea but in reality most of these vehicals did last long enough fir the paint to fade. Back in the 1980s I was talking to driverwho was on the Western front in Normandy, His unit was to the front in panzer IV Ausf H and of the 12 tanks only 2 made it after they were attacked by the RAF. Not one of the tanks lost had fired its gun in combat. As the war went on the crews became less experienced and the vehicals were lost quicker and quicker due to their inexperience.

Exactly what I needed

Hi rick, hope you are well, when's the next video, and masterpiece coming, all your viewers are missing you lol

great storry Rick

Dude, you need to remember that Range Rovers and Land Rovers are NOT the same thing!

Nice job! I love Ma.k and I’ll likely pick this one up soon

Thank you Rick. As a Canadian ex-mil and currently 25 year first responder, I really respect this effort. Thanks to you, Nightshift, Scale Model Club 2, ColdemonsPL, Diorama Devil, I took back up the hobby after 15 years and you have all really helped up my game.

Wow, what a great result you can achieve with the sponge, so simple and yet so effective. I'll make my next diorama like this. Top!

If you heat your guitar strings til they're cherry red and let them cool, it'll anneal them and allow you to really pose them 🙂

I glued the barrel of my 8" M1 by pouring just enough JB Weld through the forward seat (that I cut out) to submerge the button and a little beyond that, there's no way that thing's going to move a thousandth of an inch without explosives, the two parts are one, that might help you in the future. Great job by the ways! PS Get the mix ratio as close as possible (I use a Triton T3 electric scale) and it should take about 2 1/2 hrs to stiffen up (keep a sample to test), you'll want to check the alignment every 20 minutes so it doesn't cure cockeyed

great background music

Rick this is just splendid. I do wish you could have provided significantly more close up footage. You mentioned part of your reasoning for brush painting the tank because it wasn't much bigger than a 1/35 figure and I agree. But since you did most of your work at 1/35 distances it's hard for me to see how your techniques affected the finish. Why yes my eyes are old! You did have some which I appreciate but those were shone in black and white.

Love how you painted that brickwork, looks fantastic. I'll be trying that out for sure👍

I already knew Jamie was good: now I know you're good too. ;) Absolutely top-shelf work, subscribed.

Hi Rick, that was a very simple tutorial on soldering, it was explained in a very easy to understand way, I may even try a bit of soldering in the future, as I do have a MiniArt T-55 with full interior to build and I do believe it will have photo etch in the kit, thanks again for the great video, best regards from Australia, les

Thanks for the video I'm building an M60A3 modlel also.

I`ve build JSU-152 in 1944. Tomorrow (10/06/2024) is a video of it.

Some Falklands War British troops could have worked as well as they come with the correct backpacks & FAL rifles used by Rhodesia.

I've modelled wrecks but never a burnt-out one This has given me the inspiration to give it a go!😊

What colors did you use? I couldn’t see the full list in the video

Amazing work beautiful! I love how the tank Commander is having the stare down with the statue! Love how you did the base/column for the statue too along with everything else. Love the tank itself and the diorama setting..Wonderful!