No Australian soldiers in Burma. Wingate had some Jewish soldiers from his pre war commando unit

Coordinar super ❤😊

Damn..... awful. The figures look like Stevie Wonder painted them.... jeez!!

Awesome tank!! I hope I can achieve this look with my modeling skills someday. Beautiful job, thank you for sharing. 😊

That’s actually the M36B1. The “Jackson” had sloping hull sides. The B1 also used the heavy duty stamped “dog dish” road wheels. Source is Steve Zaloga.

nice it is a nice kit. The US uses live track so it shouldn't sag like many ww2 tanks.

Any reason to use gobbs of rubber cement?

Enjoyed the build but I hate to break it to you about the uniforms in the Far East, they were Green, not Khaki. They were both made from the same material and cut in pretty much the same style though, but were known as KD's- Khaki Drill, and OG's- Olive Green. The shirts were made of a material called Aertex and the trousers from a sort of denim. I think that pre-War everyone wore KD in the Middle and Far East, because no one seriously thought they'd ever fight in the jungle I suppose. But OG's came in for Burma fairly quickly after it all kicked off, as they say.

Very nice work, I like the way you utilise the figures being set in Burma. It's good that the troops have short and long trousers. Well done for using that together. Do yourself a favour and get that cough checked out.

The smaller of the two ports on either side of the gun mantlet goes on the right side of the main gun. It is for the 7.62mm coaxial machine gun. If the machine gun is mounted, a portion of the barrel pokes out. The larger aperture is for a telescopic gun sight and it is fitted to the left side of the turret for the gunner. FYI for any other builders out there.

Track tension is wrong for a serviceable, combat ready tank. The tracks were kept taught with the top links just resting on the 4 rear-most roadwheels and off the first roadwheel. There's also specs providing how many track links were used on the real tanks--of course translating that to your model depends on how accurate all the model parts are. Track tension was provided by moving the front idlers back and forth with an adjusting wrench.

Ravell kits are often dissapointing. Get Tamiya cheaper and better 30 years old model

what was the correct model? I bought the Leopard 1 Revell 1/35

Muy bueno tu diorama como se llama el material azul q usaste??

love your clips, use so many Ideas although most of mine are Star Wars orientated, please check some of mine out Dave would appreciate your opinion or comments, I have always used what's available at the time etc.. thank you for sharing.

Cool.

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Bravo!! É bello vedere qualcuno che pubblica video riconoscendone i difetti e gli errori e non pubblicare solo il risultato finito perfetto perché noi che ti seguiamo impariamo soprattutto dagli errori!!! Bravo bravo!!! Bravo anche perché ci stimoli a creare con quello che abbiamo a disposizione e ad usare la fantasia! ! SUPER!!!🎉

ВООО👍ОТМЕННАЯ РАБОТА👏👏👏🔥. СЛАВА - СОВЕТСКОМУ ОРУЖИЮ🤝

Great video mate. I just bought mesen this kit and hoping to start soon. The PE is a bit daunting, but looking forward to it.

Superbe travail. Congratulation ! 👍

Hello! How’s things going? Been missing you 😂

GREAT job!!!! From a Yank in the States

Have,nt seen a new video for ages Dave . Any new one due ?

Considering it's a paintbrush the results are crazy.

Nice to see I’m not the only one using a coffee stirrer as a plank 🙂

You are correct about the sweat, my uncle told me he was never dry when on patrol in jungle

the first picture shown is actually a PLA Type 62

4:40 Here in The States, we call it “Plaster of Pittsburg”! 😹

Absolutely brilliant mate.

Not To "Nitpick" you can build it anyway you want, but a USMC tank wouldn't typically have the white stars and an ARMY tank woudlnt have the raised exhaust pipe mostly Marines used those, but hey it looks great.

The Chinese made a direct rip off from Soviet T-54 tank.

Perfect 👏👏🤛✌️👌👌👌👌

Agree with what you said Dave . l enjoy recreating the history of warfare in minature not warfare itself . Like many other modellers l 'm fascinated by the Third Reich , the uniforms and the weapons but that does,nt mean we are neo nazis . All we do is create something artistic which tells a story . As always a good dio , down to basics , no pissing about which shows you don,t have to spend hours or days to build something realistic . Happy modelling , look forward to the next one . Cheers .

Fantastic job done on this dio Dave! Thanks for sharing, take care and keep up the good work my friend.

This is awesome Dave!! I built one of these a bit ago, this is fantastic!

Superb Mark IV...and job on the base, well done!👍👍

I love this tank. I've made a few but I have yet to make a diorama. Your channel is very inspiring. Thanks for sharing your work

Excellent work mate!! Can’t wait to see your next diorama. Cheers from the Northern Territory 🇦🇺👍

Dave, I’ve got a good tip for you, on sandbags, I recommend pinching seam lines on the sides with tweezers (preferably from your sisters room) and you can get a book called modelling trench warfare, it’s fantastic!

One i loved making, such passion, good on yer. Might have seen better but so what.. At least its finished, I'm avin trouble Completing anything.. Well done lad.

Amazing work mate! Got the same model on my new diorama! Tamiya Stug 1V?

That is awesome 😎

Awww wow this is awesome work! I just built the exact same kit ;)

Hey Dave, I've built 1/72 before. Quite a few actually. Can't remember the company now, it's a popular one though. They paint quick and are very satisfying builds. I've yet to put them in a diorama. I like trenches. I like what I've seen before on your channel. I'd like to try 1/35 but, I don't see too many out there. Any suggestions? I think Tamiya makes a motorized one?

Keep the vids coming and il keep watching just got in to models me self starlingrad be good one

Nice dio Dave . A figure or figures would really bring it to life . By the way l know you like Russian armour and a great company that deal with Russian tanks are " Eastern Express models " . Nice kits , straightforward , no pissing about assembly and reasonably priced . Worth checking out . Built them all over the years . Just brought a KV14 S.P.G on E .Bay . Cheers .

great work mate! :)

Plan to get around to doing a WW1 trench diorama, got a few other kits & projects to get done first, great inspiration Dave. 👍

When I saw this video pop up I clicked it so fast 🤣🤣 this is a really awesome diorama! I like the fact you’ve made a little indent where the ladder is placed ;) well done lad 👍