Painting Tamiya Sherman Firefly - Model Tank

How to paint a model tank without using any expensive tools or products.
Model: Tamiya's rebox of Asuka's 1/35 scale Sherman VC Firefly.
The Sherman VC Firefly was a M4A4 modified to carry the new 17-pounder gun, as the previous 2-pounder and 6-pounders had not been effective against German rivals. The Firefly was so effective that German troops were ordered to prioritise the Firefly as a target in battle during the Second World War.
An extremely good kit with great detail and moving parts, but quite complex at times. Therefore I would only recommend this kit to more advanced modellers. I've found that subtle discolouration in the paintwork has given it quite a realistic look.
This kit is actually moulded by Tasca (formerly Asuka), known as a manufacturer of superbly engineered and well detailed Sherman kits, and re-boxed by Tamiya.
Building Video: • Building Tamiya Sherma...
Weathering Video: • How to Weather a Model...
Useful Tools: • Useful Tools for Scale...
Paint Types: • Types of Paint Explained
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[@NiceRice74]

I have an airbrush, but honestly prefer hand painting. I feel as if I have more control and it’s typically more convenient for me. Glad to know I’m not alone.

[@Jwend392]

Now, when I did a similar M4A4 Sherman, I painted the road wheel assemblys before I glued them on the tank. However it looks like you managed it quite well. Looks amazing, Owen! Can't wait to see the finished model!

[@quickkits]

Yeah painting them first is a more sensible idea, I would have if the wheels hadn't been free to turn, which made it easier. Anyway thank you I'm glad you like it!!! :D

[@PanzerPicture]

Another great video, and it's astonishing how great you are getting with a brush, it's getting to levels you don't need a airbrush anymore.

[@quickkits]

Ah thank you I'm glad you think I'm improving! That's great to hear!!! :D I do think this is probably my best yet I'm really proud of it!! :D

[@PanzermansBunker]

Good job Owen. On monochromatic surfaces, a dot filter works well. Multi color dots are applied, then with a solvent they are streaked out. This gives subtle tone variations to the surface. Just a suggestion.Bill.

[@quickkits]

Thanks Bill! I do actually remember seeing that in a magazine once, you're reminded me! Do you have to use oil paint for that? I'll have to try it on my Lancaster, whenever I get round to that... Anyway glad you liked it and thank you for the technique info :D

[@PanzermansBunker]

Owen, you can use oil or enamels .Trick is to seal the base coat 1st. Use of solvent in the method would eat into it otherwise. I do enamel dot filter on an acrylic base so no worries there. Glad to be of help. Bill.

[@quickkits]

***** Right, I'll remember that thanks! :)

[@jjab99]

Nice one Owen, you have done a great job on the Sherman, well done mate.

[@quickkits]

Ah I'm glad you like it! Thank you! :D

[@FineKits]

Looks awesome!

[@quickkits]

I'm glad you think that :D

[@stevencrowley2672]

Your videos are great Owen. Keep it up! Really helpful for a beginner like myself.

[@quickkits]

That's why I make the videos, that's great to hear! Thank you! :)

[@jackkevillemedia]

Its impressive that you get such great results with a brush, it's quite inspiring ;)

[@oguzcangokce7636]

You have a point!

[@quickkits]

Ah I'm glad you find it inspiring - that's what these videos are supposed to do! Thank you very much :D

[@squashyfruit]

+Quick Kits keep up with the good work,Mate I Find Your Videos Entertaining

[@quickkits]

SquashyFruit That's great to hear, thank you!

[@Galacalactus]

Jack Keville Maybe he doesn't have money for airbrushes, like me. Those things are pricey.

[@cyber3408]

Great painting you are just amazing you are the best!!!!

[@quickkits]

I'm glad you like it!! :D Thanks!

[@bobz1736]

Great vid. How do you decide when to use acrylic or enamel paint?

[@timmy3822]

Hi Owen, don't know if you'll see this given this vid is a few years old now. I just bought the Tamiya 1/48 scale Sherman Firefly kit. However, I'm using acrylic paints as opposed to the enamels you're fond of (they're too smelly for my liking lol). The process you used to streak the paint down the sides to give it that varied/worn look, will that still work with acryllics? I understand they cure far quicker than the enamel paints, so unsure if you can replicate this blended appearance with them using cotton buds etc? I'm just starting modelling again after some twenty years so I'm very much back to basics, feel like I might frustrate myself as I tend to aim for perfection in most things. However instead of painting a picasso I feel like my skills are of a four year old slapping paint on paper for the first time lol.

[@TheWaggishAmerican]

Hey Quickkits! Are you going to make any videos about diorama making, or small scale (1/72-1/76) AFV dioramas?

[@quickkits]

I don't think I'll do dioramas sorry

[@riobieganski-boyer1786]

Ah ok, maybe as a different idea you could do video on making dioramas

[@thearmoredgeorgian2736]

I don’t wanna sound like a weeb, but you just can’t beat the Japanese engineering when it comes to models.

[@colonalkuntstinke]

looks amazing dude!

[@quickkits]

I'm glad you think that, thank you!

[@KEM451]

Excellent brush work!!! FYI, for lengths of photo etch over two inches you should use PVA glue like you did rather than cyanoacrylate (CA) glue. The photo etch brass and the plastic have different contraction and expansion rates. If by chance your model were ever exposed to temperature fluctuations like Summer and Winter temps sitting to close to a window or by an air conditioner and heater, the lengthy photo etch pieces such as the mud-shields brackets "could" pop off if attached with the rigid CA glue rather than the more elastic PVA glue. Beautiful model; well done!

[@quickkits]

Thank you for that information, very interesting point that I hadn't considered :) I'm glad you like the model :D

[@LosDaniellosB]

you are painting your models without an airbrish. how come you are getting so good results with a brush only?

[@Johnny-jz5yx]

hi Owen could you use humbrol acrylics to pre shade over humbrol enamels? ? Johnny:)

[@quickkits]

Yeah that's a good idea - when using enamels over enamels there's a chance it could strip the coat underneath especially when thinned a lot, so enamels over acrylic or vice versa is good

[@Johnny-jz5yx]

+Quick Kits thank you I was going try out your methods on a tamiya M4A3 Sherman but to get some paint:) Johnny

[@jadenstookey7676]

I would suggest putting decal solutions on right after decal is placed rather than waiting a few hours, it leaves a better finish in my opinion.

[@tommylakasi3022]

at my hobby stores, there are no humbrol acrylics, only tamiya acrylic( WHICH IS HORRIBLE FOR BRUSH PAINTING) model colour acrylic, and hombrol enamel. im aware of humbrols paint quality. im 10 yrs old, should i just risk it and but enamel? or stay with modle colour. when i use model colour, it feels very thin out of the bottle, and it feels like im brushing the model with water. is thi sgood or bad?

[@tommylakasi3022]

Srry i meant model master, its not vallejo

[@MaxLenormand]

Once again great video Owen :) I'm really looking forward for the weathering video, but I'm sure you alreday know that ;)

[@quickkits]

Thanks!! and yeah, I think I do know that ;) haha! :D

[@bunnyniyori6324]

Hmm late to this video, but so what eh :) Greatly enjoyed seeing a kit I was not aware was out there. I have the 48th scale item. It's refreshing to watch a skillful use of a brush.

[@GTScaleModelling]

Looks excellent Owen. The subtle tonal variations are very nicely done indeed, good work! What are you going to study at Uni btw? I hope that you are looking forward to it, Uni is a great experience, enjoy it!

[@quickkits]

Thank you I'm glad you like the variations :) I'm going to study Film and Television Production and yes I'm really excited about it!!! :D

[@janv3566]

another Fantastic Job here so far! i really learn a lot from all of youre video's and like to thank you again. all of the People i know Are airbrushing by now, i Just Love to use the brush. you Are really showing me that it can be done so Nice with Just the brush! Big thanks here from Holland!!!! :)

[@quickkits]

I'm glad you're finding my videos informative and inspirational!! :D Thank you for your lovely comment, and it's great to see a fellow brush painter!

[@TheWaggishAmerican]

Also, if you were building a tank painted a lighter color, such as a red/white/blue or gold scheme, would you use the same thinned black/white paints, it would you use a different color set?

[@quickkits]

Do you mean, would I still pre-shade a tank with black and white if it had a lighter colour scheme? If so, then yes I probably would :)

[@emiliavaleroferrandez3840]

What Paint is better for you?, Enamel or Acrylic?, thanks

[@haydenmonk7066]

if you want a challenge then try the hobbyboss german 1/76 "dora"

[@marsbar7099]

Why do you paint the tracks black? And help would be appreciated.

[@dannymcinnis1054]

If you are using Tamiya, just use NATO Green. It works

[@waltervanvooren994]

very realistic paint color!!british canadian forces dont use olive drab as the american's do!thanks for your great video :-)

[@quickkits]

Thank you! I'm glad I've got it right by accident then hahaha! :D

[@TacticalJackalope]

Very interesting results you achieved although it seems almost heresy to not use an airbrush on such a fine kit...lol. The build looks great don't get me wrong but it is next to impossible to use a preshading or postshading method without an airbrush that will let you regulate the amount of paint you can put down which will be microns thin. Your production quality is of course first rate as always and most impressive. This kit is now unobtanium btw long discontinued from Tamiya and it will not come back from my understanding. I may have mentioned this before but it is not necessary to "wash" your sprue's on most modern kits. Especially from Japanese makers that remove the mold release prior to boxing the kit. Perhaps on some Airfix kits or some of the more questionable eastern European makers this might be necessary but specifically nothing coming from Japan.

[@quickkits]

I understand the advantages of an airbrush and that this kit isn't produced by Tamiya any more don't worry! :) I'll remember about washing the kits (but surely it's best to do it anyway just in case?). Thank you, I'm glad you like the video and the build! :)

[@TacticalJackalope]

No worries I won't mention it again. I was just trying to save you some time and effort on future builds. I knew the Tamiya/Asuka relationship would be short lived. Since Tamiya recently retooled their own Sherman chassis I would suspect we will see a new Firefly from them very soon.

[@Filiplego1]

How is color not peeling off with so much thinned layers?

[@Sgt-lott10]

What about the figure? ( the person )

[@TheEvilCarrot]

Once again great work, Owen. I like the idea of attaching the tools with PVA after painting but I'm wondering how strong connection is. I'd be afraid they would come loose by simply breathing on them. How strong would you say the bond is?

[@quickkits]

Thank you! I would say it's reasonably strong, though obviously I've never tried snapping a part off haha! The photoetch I attached with it has held up well, I think because it gives the bond some slight elasticity

[@TheWaggishAmerican]

And lastly, does this technique work on small scale tanks? (1/76) Sirry for all the questions, I kept thinking of more after asking :p

[@ethan5354]

I think this technique would work on a smaller scale, but you'd have to tone it down a bit to match with the scale.

[@quickkits]

I agree with Ethan, the techniques would have to be made much smaller and more controlled to look realistic and in keeping with the scale. For example, some of the streaks on this are half a 1/35th figure's hand width, and if you think about how wide a 1/76th figures hand is... that's pretty small!! :)

[@warroomscale]

pretty painting..and don't need airbrush ! :) Good job ! :)

[@quickkits]

I'm glad you think that, thanks!! :D

[@RolosReviews]

Hi Owen. I have a quick question. I've been using revell thinners on my Humbrol paints and it's been working fine but I have been told that it doesn't work well. Would you recommend me to get some humbrol thinners for the humbrol paints? Many thanks :)

[@quickkits]

It's recommended that you use the same brand of thinner as the paint but that could just be a manufacturers myth to make you buy more of their products. If it's working fine for you then it must work, so I don't think you need to get Humbrol thinners :)

[@RolosReviews]

Quick Kits Thats perfect! Thanks Owen :)

[@kaysee88]

LOL if i didn't see this video, i would have thought that your paintwork took maybe 16 steps, instead of the 237 that you made ;D

[@quickkits]

Hahaha!! I'm sure it's 238 if you count carefully ;)

[@johnkelley9877]

Another good looking model Owen! I like the white and black pre-shading you used. I will have to try that myself.

[@quickkits]

Thank you! I don't think the white had much effect in the end so probably could be skipped, but the black underneath definitely helps make it look more real in my opinion

[@spymerds4326]

You should make a tutorial for properly rescribing panel lines after sanding because whenever I try using my knife, the cut is always very thin unlike the rest of the line.

[@quickkits]

To tell the truth I'm not very good at it myself haha! I have a Stanley knife which has a thicker blade which means I can score thicker lines if needed. So I'd recommend getting a thicker blade or angle your knife so the cut makes a 'V' and therefore looks thicker

[@onurerdincler3107]

hey owen i got a question. Since you usually mix paints to get the desired color when you have to apply 3-4 coats of paint and have to wait approx 1 day for each coat to dry how can you consistently apply the same color? Doesnt the paint get dry in the pallet

[@quickkits]

I only do the 3-4 coats thing for the main camoflage, and for that I buy the required colours (or use ones that look similar) so I don't have to mix anything consistently. For the streaking, it's obviously actually better if I have to mix it all the time as that creates more variety in the discolouration :)

[@swing.wing_singh]

Great video. Liked the brush paint. I love to paint by hand too. Waiting to see the finished version. Well made so far

[@quickkits]

Thank you! and it's great to see a fellow brush painter! :D

[@swing.wing_singh]

+Quick Kits Have a look at my channel if you haven't already. Learning slowly but enjoying it all the way :D

[@HydroSnips]

Really interesting technique for a weathered paint schemes there, different tones etc. Never seen it done this way before, ie brush streaking rather than airbrush post-shade before all the weathering. Gotta remember that one

[@kenjohnston8173]

So u can used pva glue for e parts? Cool

[@johnburdis5352]

Great results with the Firefly,Owen. I'll have a go at using pva glue to stick down my photo etch. Pva glue tends to to dry quite hard. Thanks.

[@thepointlessgamer2826]

Do a Lancaster bomber

[@quickkits]

I've got one in my stash ;)

[@MrMaffy96]

Look great! I suggest you to complete the job with an enamel wash, maybe dark brown, and a bit of cipping!

[@jjaljen2]

why don't you use air brush?

[@jackhazel6225]

Build some Warships please! I would recommend Airfix's type 45 destroyer, or for more of a challenge HMS Warspite

[@khalidhamizan789]

on 5:10 you actually wright its true that shiny tool would make them killed, btw good job 👍👍

[@quickkits]

Phew I'm glad :') thank you!

[@khalidhamizan789]

how aboaut the figures

[@riff2072]

Wow! Impressive.

[@gopnikexcalibur8718]

These videos are amazing, they are teaching me stuff with extraordinary techniques and ideas to help with making a great model, videos like this has got me into model all thanks to you and my mother since she also introduced me into art and model building. Keep up the great work you will get a sub.

[@anirudhmadri2628]

Hey Owen! Do all airfix kits come with poly cement and paint and brushes?

[@quickkits]

No, only the 'starter set' versions come with those things :)

[@anirudhmadri2628]

ok thanks

[@RapRapKun]

when you say 1 parts thinner and 7 parts paint. does it mean 1 drop of thinner to 7 drops of paint?

[@quickkits]

Correct!

[@RapRapKun]

Thank you for the answer! I have another question if you don't mind. I'm stuck on choosing what to use when I want to Gloss or Matte Coat the kit. Also, do you have to thin it?

[@quickkits]

If you are using a spray can of varnish then you can't thin it, if you're brushing it on then yes, you will want to thin it

[@chris5306]

@Quick Kits i have a question decal sheet got knocked into water they have dried now but can they still be used

[@quickkits]

It might be possible to use them, however I think you might find they silver when you re-wet and apply them. There's no harm in trying them anyway - if they don't work you can just soak them off and buy some replacements

[@chris5306]

Quick Kits​ Thanks mate

[@Johnny-jz5yx]

hi Owen could you tell me what large paint brush you use? Thank you Johnny

[@quickkits]

I have a 2cm wide Gold Taklon brush from 'Royal and Langnickel' (or thye might just be 'Royal' now)

[@Johnny-jz5yx]

+Quick Kits thank you :)

[@micahtrit7068]

Hey, great video! I'm a beginner modeler and I'm wondering if enamel paints can be thinned with mineral turpentine instead of white spirits or enamel thinners. I am new to scale modeling and your tips are extremely helpful. Thanks heaps! :)

[@quickkits]

They can be thinned with turpentine, however I'd be careful just in case it strips off the coats of paint already applied to the model. I've never tried it myself, so maybe do a test on an inside part of a kit? I'm very glad you find my videos so helpful! :D

[@iancarter921]

Another great video and very inspiring. You mentioned tool colours. Virtually always they were painted the same colour as the vehicle. As the vehicle got painted so did the tools, all with the same paint. You will, however, see the tools painted in brown for the wood and silver, gun metal or black for the metal parts on most models, if for nothing else than a contrast in color. This is also perpetuated by re-enactors who like the look of the look of the difference also. Keep up the videos they are really very good and educational. You get amazing results without the use of an airbrush.

[@quickkits]

See this is the stuff I wish I knew! I did think it was weird, why would they have allowed their tools to create such contrast and draw attention to the tank? Thank you for informing me of this, I would probably never have found out otherwise :) and also I'm glad you like the model and videos!!

[@Zammpie]

Nice result. Your Sherman will look great when it's finished.

[@quickkits]

Thank you!

[@BLEACHvsNARUTO4]

Do you wear any respirator mask at all during the painting process? Sorry if this is a silly question but I am quite new to painting using enamels.

[@krystiankastelnik164]

I would but I cant find one anywhere

[@ethan5354]

A mask isn't necessary but if it makes you feel safer when painting with enamels, you should definitely wear one. An open window or ventilation is a good idea as well.

[@quickkits]

I don't wear a mask, but I do make sure that the widows and door is open so I get a through-draft to carry some of the enamel fumes away. It's not a silly question ;)

[@jadenstookey7676]

I like this model it is very well detailed for a 1 48 scale. also,

[@jadenstookey7676]

why did you make this a three part video!

[@quickkits]

I thought everyone would prefer to have 10 minute-ish instalments over the course of 2 months, than no videos for 2 months and then one 30 minute video. Makes it easier for me as well and I can get people's feedback on each stage of the process :) Anyway, I'm glad you like the model!

[@maxomans]

What are photo-edge parts? Great video by the way as always!👍👍👍😃😃😃

[@quickkits]

Photo-etch parts are usually made from sheets of brass and can be very finely detailed, as it's stronger than thin plastic. I'm glad you're enjoying the videos :)

[@maxomans]

@@quickkits thanks!😃😃👍👍

[@shadok1214]

My friends keep repeating "Buy an airbrush it'll look better" I guess I just need to get to the same skill level as you. Excellent video, really enjoyed it.

[@quickkits]

Yeah I don't think an airbrush is necessary :) I'm glad you enjoyed the video!!

[@samvireakboth8312]

Nice paint job Owen,it's rare to find people who paint their plastic models using brushes and not airbrushes.

[@quickkits]

Thank you and yeah I know, especially among people above a beginner level, it's a shame it's becoming so rare in my opinion :/

[@samvireakboth8312]

I would like to buy the brushes you're using not from you btw

[@quickkits]

Sam Vireakboth Unfortunately I use all the brushes I have, all for different things depending on what condition they are in, so sorry I don't think I could part with any of them! :/

[@Z3kyTw0]

for not using a paint brush its looking really good bro!

[@quickkits]

Thank you!

[@fdrumbdrum8381]

i painted my rubber tracks with black enamel pait and they are all sticky. do you know why?

[@EpicMLKGamers]

fdrum bdrum Sticky enamel paint means it has not dried yet. You should wait 24h when using enamel

[@fdrumbdrum8381]

EpicMLKGamers i know i waited one week and it was sticky

[@johnnyprosser514]

fdrum bdrum thin the paint more with enamel thinners

[@giorgoschrysochoos8874]

Well done! I was a bit worried that you might've used an airbrush, I'm glad that I was wrong. Paintbrush all the way with colour modulation on top! Keep up the good work.

[@quickkits]

I'm glad you like it and appreciate me not using an airbrush! :) Paintbrushes all the way indeed!! :D

[@athirww8208]

That was an impressive job u did on that sherman! I cant wait fr the weathering vid. By the way, what paint to thinner ratio u cld recommend for some humbrol enamel paints(especially the newer ones) as my humbrol enamel 27 was more like a paste than paint when i first opened the bottle(the 7:1 paint to thinner ratio barely worked on it)

[@quickkits]

Make sure you stir is well and then maybe use a ratio of 1 part thinner to 2 or 3 parts paint? Really there's no correct ratio, you just want something that is quite thin and runny - I tend to do it by eye. Sometimes the paint is too far gone and you just have to bin it :/

[@andrzejgulik7475]

Another small masterpice will rise :) You still amazing me with no using airbrush m8 :D

[@quickkits]

Haha thank you very much! :D

[@tommylakasi3022]

do i buy red micro solution or blue micro solution. i am just starting out here

[@quickkits]

The blue one is the one you want for starting :)

[@tommylakasi3022]

thx!

[@captiankeeli2421]

kann man damit spielen?

[@phil3142]

These are great videos and really inspiring for someone new to modelling like me. The simple format and your calm tone of voice makes it seem accessible and I appreciate your honesty in still learning. I also like that you have stuck to brush painting as I want to put together a few kits before deciding if I want to try airbrushing.

[@quickkits]

Thank you very much for your comments, that's really nice to hear! I'm glad you appreciate the effort I put in and also my choice not to use an airbrush :) Best of luck with your kits!

[@tiesoosterhuis3813]

Really nice paint job! :)

[@quickkits]

Thank you very much! :D

[@ethan5354]

Will you do a video on painting figures in general? I'd love to see your method for dealing with faces and shading and such. Excellent video, thanks!

[@quickkits]

I'm not very confident with figure painting at all, but I think I'll have to give it a go seems as so many people are asking :') I'm glad you like the video! :)

[@anirudhmadri2628]

and you are the master at painting

[@quickkits]

Haha thank you!! :D

[@StaticModel]

Painting turned out great! :)

[@quickkits]

Thank you very much! :D

[@saeedakhatoon72]

y didn't u attached the tracks?

[@mitchellhogg4627]

easier to paint

[@nadiart-toys4192]

i waiting this video and it's great

[@quickkits]

Thank you very much!

[@vodkaguy5077]

looks Amazing! Great job there!

[@joshuasanders4515]

Nice video, but why do you not use airbrushes

[@quickkits]

There are multiple reasons why I don't airbrush but the main ones are: space, money and also I want to encourage younger people to pick up the hobby and I think an airbrush can be a bit daunting. Oh and I also just love using a brush :D

[@joshuasanders4515]

+Quick Kits okay thanks i still prefer airbrushes but some are very cheap and small like the one i use, cost only 35€(dotn know how much in pounds). But everyone how he lokes it

[@sammckenzie4197]

Another amazing build Owen

[@quickkits]

Thanks!

[@sammckenzie4197]

+Quick Kits also can you do a video of how to build a derimama to go with the models

[@rewolon478]

The Sherman firefly looks really good. Good job Owen.

[@quickkits]

Thank you, I'm most proud of this one

[@martinholloway8477]

was you at war and peace?

[@quickkits]

No I wasn't sorry!

[@akiominsk224]

make a F6F Hellcat timelapse build please :3

[@quickkits]

Is the F4F Wildcat close enough for you? :) I'm making that in October

[@akiominsk224]

+Quick Kits oh! nice

[@alexsanpontes]

Congratz.

[@quickkits]

Thanks!

[@oajh2252]

Fantastic :)

[@quickkits]

Thanks!! :)

[@woodyjack7919]

can do the tank model scales gor 1/72?

[@quickkits]

Do you mean: can I make this tank in 1/72 scale? or do you mean: do I make any 1/72 scale tanks? I've built a few 1/76 scale tanks which there are videos of :)

[@woodyjack7919]

+Quick Kits i mean can you build some tank in 1/72 ,sorry for my english is poor.

[@quickkits]

jack lo Don't worry about it! Yes I can build some more 1/72 scale tanks, I've mainly got planes lined up for the coming months though :)

[@riobieganski-boyer1786]

Could you maybe do a video on painting figures as I need some advice

[@quickkits]

Ahhh I'm not that great at painting figures, I'd need someone to give me some advice hahaha! In the future I'll maybe try, but in the meantime try having a chat with Ian E, he's a really good figure painter and makes some good videos on it! kzbin.info

[@matthewgregoryey]

nice video lesson

[@quickkits]

Thanks :)

[@Gondor80]

Awesome work sir

[@quickkits]

Thank you!

[@Galacalactus]

Amazing job, truly.

[@quickkits]

Thank you!!

[@AnthonyBrown12324]

good work Owen

[@quickkits]

Thanks Anthony!! :D

[@torinboyd865]

Brilliant video as always! The streaking looks very good!

[@quickkits]

Thanks I'm glad you like it! :D

[@kb2312]

You did a great build and paint off one off my favourite tanks

[@quickkits]

I'm glad you like it! Thanks!!

[@AgentHKG]

Nice+++++AAAA

[@quickkits]

Haha thank you!

[@ezaike335]

Nice video

[@quickkits]

Thanks!

[@theflamesareup4227]

I can make cardbord tanks

[@friedeggnchips4095]

What about the detail? If you like tanks and like making them, I'm sure you'll fall in love with making model tank kits!

[@FineKits]

+friedeggnchips what if the cardboard is cut so well, it has as much detail as the plastic kits lol

[@polishmodeling9551]

nice!

[@quickkits]

Thank you :)

[@vortexmodeling]

really good looking model, I like it!

[@quickkits]

Thank you I'm glad! :D

[@BladeRicsi]

great video again :)

[@quickkits]

Thank you!