Armourfast M 18 Hellcat Tank Destroyer 1/72 Scale Review

Armourfast's 2018 release: M18 Hellcat in 1/72 scale. Please Note: I may have stated in the video that the M36 Jackson had a 76mm Gun, it did in fact have a 90mm gun. The model M36 displayed in the video for size comparison is by Fujimi, I had thought it was Hasagawa or Tamiya.

[@garyjust.johnson1436]

I will do a google search for Armourfast kits! This looks like something i would like to build for myself. Great video, thanks for sharing.

[@jerrymail]

I never bought Armourfast kits before, but i want to collect fast assembly 1/72 tanks. Good to know there are no decals in the box. Thanks !

[@johnkelley9877]

I am impressed with this one from Armourfast. Better detail and stowage. You could convert it to and M39 APC that was used in the Korean War fairly easily. Great review and the model looks good. Thanks for the review.

[@christophersmith5691]

Nobody else has made a model of this vital tank destroyer, the 76 mm gun on the chassis shared with the Chaffee light tank, fast and hard hitting in the Bulge battle, make sure it has a recon element with jeeps and armoured cars for a quick getaway

[@johnfroitzheim1334]

Nice review. Especially like the commentary from the young lad. You are doing a nice job reviewing Armourfast, which I haven't bought.

[@onur97able]

That is awesome nice job ronan Im waiting for this to be released in hannats so i can have mine

[@patriots02ify]

Thanks from Canada for the review - very helpful.

[@HayesRonan]

Thanks for watching and for taking the time to leave such kind words. All the best from Tipperary !

[@austingould8275]

I loved the review! Very informative. The only thing is you said the M10 had a 75mm gun, but it's actually a M7 76mm gun. The M18 used the superior M1 76mm gun, with (I can't recall if you said this), the M36 used a 90mm gun.

[@Α.ΜΑΝ.324]

Why is uncover above on the turret?!?!?

[@alessiodecarolis]

With a little work one could scratchbuild the interior, recently on www.plasticsoldierreview.com I saw some US tankers in 1/72, from Orion, either summer or winter uniform.