ICM Liberty Truck Unboxing

Although we tend build WW2 subject-matter on the channel, in this episode we go back in time to the WW1 era to explore America's first attempt at standardizing its truck inventory. ICM has created a beautiful rendition of the Liberty Truck through four releases, two of which contain period figures. The kit is nicely molded and based on a cursory look the model appears to be easy and straight forward to assemble. Make sure to check back for our Liberty Truck build and painting episodes which should follow in the coming weeks.
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[@JohnSmith-cn2rl]

Enjoyable as always. Your videos are informative, interesting and very pleasant to watch. Thanks!

[@stevieRay3211]

Thanks for the amazing comment John! The notes from viewers really make the day and keep me motivated to continue making videos. Thanks again and stay well!

[@alainvandenbosch2685]

Great review !!! Can't wait to see the build video... LOVE ICM models 😊😊😊

[@stevieRay3211]

Hey Alain. ICM was new to me as they're probably better known in Europe - being from Kiev and all. We'll see how this one goes together and if the fit is good I can see more ICM kits in the future.

[@alainvandenbosch2685]

@@stevieRay3211 For soft skin armor, ICM, Miniart, or Zvezda are becoming as good as, and sometimes even better comparing to some very popular japanese or chinese brands.

[@stevieRay3211]

Alain, I had a section in the video discussing the products coming out of eastern Europe - Eduard, ICM, Zvezda - but I had to cut it due to length. But essentially I said the same thing, that we now have alternatives to the Asian products. Looking forward to trying ICM!

[@o0b.a.d.fluppy0o39]

relaxing content as always! cheers✌

[@stevieRay3211]

Thanks for the how-do Flup. Hope you're well.

[@vicsminiatures7949]

I built that truck as part of diorama I did. It's a good kit it a lot of very small parts. Some of the parts for the chassis aren't very clear as to where they go. I also replaced the plastic top with gauze to make a more realistic cover.

[@stevieRay3211]

Thanks for the tips Vic. Will come in handy once we dig into the build. I kind of like the support rib look without the cover. Did you build the version with the figures and if so, how are the figures?

[@MVeminor7]

This is the one of the most comprehensive reviews I've seen on this subject. Thanks for sharing and posting. See you next time

[@stevieRay3211]

Thanks Mike, always nice to hear from you and I enjoy reading your notes as they inspire us to continue making the videos. All the best to you!