Only one criticism of the carrier kit they do not supply a rear hook although it was frowned on towing anything but I have seen them towing trailers and even a 6pdr gun .
Enjoyed the video. The large storage box on the back needs to be put on differently. You have the door with the hinges on facing upwards but the door should face backwards with the hinges at the bottom so that it could be opened without removing the tarpaulin. With the large box on correctly there should be room to fit the small box on without trimming the tarp.
sbewleyesq Interesting, I guess that would certainly give clearance for the small box. The instructions indicated that it should be placed the way I have it, but maybe that's an oversight. Ah well, I guess it's too late now, but I'll know in future if I ever build more!
Hi, I gotta say I found a few issues with the instructions. Firstly, if you want to build a mark I there is no box art, or other photo depicting it. Add to that the guess work involved with the side step and there's some kind of box that supposed to go on the back of the mark I which doesn't obviously locate on anything and nothing in the instructions shows where it goes. I couldn't find any photos online of the rear of a mark I and the only side views I saw didn't show it, so I left it off. This model was nearly twice the price of a 1/35 scale Tamiya model UC, so I don't think it represents good value, and it's made of extremely soft plastic that is easy to damage should you use a little too much pressure while cleaning up the sprue marks. Thanks for the video.
it's not a historical model mate it's for use while tabletop gaming....(Bolt Action, Call to Arms or any 28mm 1/56 scale WW2 war game.) it's gonna get hit by dice ,dropped, all kinds of stuff that's why the plastic is softer than a 1/35 scale model.
I'm addicted to these building videos
Seagull productions My secret is adding audible drugs to the sound track.
It’s so satisfying I almost feel high
Only one criticism of the carrier kit they do not supply a rear hook although it was frowned on towing anything but I have seen them towing trailers and even a 6pdr gun .
The most produced tracked AFV produced. Great video!
a rush job not stopping at key points to show how pieces went together.
very good perhaps you could have panted the drive and the gunner on the sprue fest 👍👍
Enjoyed the video. The large storage box on the back needs to be put on differently. You have the door with the hinges on facing upwards but the door should face backwards with the hinges at the bottom so that it could be opened without removing the tarpaulin. With the large box on correctly there should be room to fit the small box on without trimming the tarp.
sbewleyesq Interesting, I guess that would certainly give clearance for the small box. The instructions indicated that it should be placed the way I have it, but maybe that's an oversight.
Ah well, I guess it's too late now, but I'll know in future if I ever build more!
Hi, I gotta say I found a few issues with the instructions. Firstly, if you want to build a mark I there is no box art, or other photo depicting it. Add to that the guess work involved with the side step and there's some kind of box that supposed to go on the back of the mark I which doesn't obviously locate on anything and nothing in the instructions shows where it goes. I couldn't find any photos online of the rear of a mark I and the only side views I saw didn't show it, so I left it off. This model was nearly twice the price of a 1/35 scale Tamiya model UC, so I don't think it represents good value, and it's made of extremely soft plastic that is easy to damage should you use a little too much pressure while cleaning up the sprue marks. Thanks for the video.
it's not a historical model mate it's for use while tabletop gaming....(Bolt Action, Call to Arms or any 28mm 1/56 scale WW2 war game.) it's gonna get hit by dice ,dropped, all kinds of stuff that's why the plastic is softer than a 1/35 scale model.
Seems like Past Herbert didn't know much about the glue god and holy pressure... what a shame!
Good vid mate, thanks.
***** Thank you!
I feel you talk to fast and went through it too fast. I had to watch it many times to get it down.
First once more.
Jimmy Bob I think you must have some kind of record now!
Yep.