Dragon 1/72 Ha-Go Japanese Tank Build Part 1 

With that fast knife work you reminded my of Bishop's knife trip from Aliens. Nice build & cool tip on the tread!

great work looking forward to part two of teh project . Thank you

True, but also keep in mind most Tamiya kits (I believe you're refering to them) are from the '70s

You can get 0.016" / 0.018" stainless steel rod at your local hobby shop that's stronger than brass of the same gauge. It hardly shows up it's so thin. On 1/35 scale it almost invisible; but it works on 1/72 scale too. You may have to bend the protruding outer edges of the rod down a bit to keep the sag straight across the width of the track. It's thin and strong; but it does flex a little. The only problem is cutting it. Use heavy duty wire cutters or you'll ruin your cutting blade. I prefer the rod method PaintingClinic used over gluing or tieing tracks down. Once you get the hang of it you can make all sorts of sag.

these DS tracks will went crispy after years····

Cool tip, the sag stuff. Thanks.

awesome a japanese tank! :)

My local hobby store. Not sure where to get them online.

@trejosam00 They don't have numbers on them, but I'd say it's around 350.

Slow down there Turbo! You're goin' Too FAST! Lol.

speed modelling!

Where do you find that wire at? I need to find out where to get them in the u.s.

@TheMrnaturals Soil & Pimp Sessions

what grit sanding stick do you prefer?

You must have a pretty fast camera to record you videos...! What type of camera and video editor do you use to set up these videos here in YT..? Thanks... At that scale; those battle tanks are so small..!! Try not sneezing near them...you could actually inhale them....!

Whats the scale model Addict video?

@CommunistPenguin1 Local hobby store.

@tankman13p66 Dragon produces the best military models. Japanese model kits look like jokes when being compared with Dragon.