“You're losing all the kit!" - 1/35 model build 

Thank you, it was a nice build at the time. I made it a few years ago now but remember it was fun rebuilding the chassis to articulate over the rocks, it’s an old Tamiya kit but still goes together well. Have fun. 😎👍

Thank you Harry, glad you liked the build. Articulating the chassis and building the figures were fun with this one.

Thank you, this is one of my early videos so agree it’s lacking visual or talking commentary. I didn’t have appropriate software for that at the time. Hope it’s still useful as a visual only tutorial build. Cheers.

Phil R thanks, working for JLR I wanted to do a scene with a little humour same time show how rugged Land Rovers are over rocky terrain.

Thank you very kind, hair is one of the easier things to model, I tend to do by dragging and imprinting with different point tools based on images of hair to give each a different character.

@@DioramaArt Thanks Marcus

As the scene is set in the 1970’s, WW2 technology would still be in use, if it ain’t broke why fix it. 😊👍

@@DioramaArt Bagold is still viable technology. Both of my original Special Forces GMV Ground Mobility Vehicle HMMWV have WWII style Airpath MS17983-2 Magnetic Standby Compasses installed on the Navigator's side, through the heater cover, for Dead Reckoning Navigation, in case the GPS or inertial navigation systems fail. They would even go so far as to install a second Speedometer/Tripmeter on the Navigator's side, too, to assist in Dead Reckoning Navigation. I think the 5th Special Forces, the MiddleEast and Africa being their Areas of Operation, used to teach the Bagnold compass back in the 1970s and 80's.

Thank you 😊

@@DioramaArt your welcome sir please makes more great dioramas thanks too..

@@user-px8wx7hh1u I will try, thanks once again. 😎👍

Sorry I missed this reply. The pink is a mix of Tamiya acrylics, using their flat red, white and buff. I can’t remember the exact ratio though. I’ve seen others use 10:1:2 using the Tamiya, that sounds about right.

Dave .Lloyd thank you, I tried to capture British dark humour at the expense of others peril. 😆👍

@@DioramaArt Typical Army Humour.. Great work mate.;)

Dave .Lloyd thank you mate 😊👍

@@DioramaArt If you close your eyes you can imagine them proper ripping the piss out of the driver and laughing at the danger they are in...

Dave .Lloyd exactly, I wanted to extreme articulate the suspension of the LandRover over the rocks, but have a humorous twist to the whole scene. Thank you for getting what I tried to depict, grateful for that mate. Thanks. 😁

Tunie From the full moon I used photo reference images from the time, so correct unless you can point me to another source of information. Regards, M.