EASY PAINTING and WEATHERING Willys MB JEEP (1/35, Tamiya) 

On the subject of painting lights and other sunken areas: First apply water or whatever thinner you use and it will spread within the area all the way to the raised edges. Now you just touch the middle with paint which will spread within that same area. This way you totally avoid painting over the edges. Physics does the work for you. Honest. Wet on wet painting is seriously underrated. Keep up the good work, you are being watched! Now I want to HEAR that funky 1970s Nana hair dryer! Coffee tomorrow?

Great. A simple but very effective approach and no matter if you don't have a procedure, it definitely does the trick so nevermind. About the dust effect: we'll talk about it tonight, shall we?😉

Another great job! Been watching your videos since the beginning very instructive. Pretty soon calling you cousin nightbshift😁

Love it! planning to order this kit.

Great job sir 👏

Nice paintjob

Nice Job 👍🏻🤘🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻 Greetings from the Bastel 🤘🏻Bude

Very interesting video

Very cool, I must say I am a bit jealous because of your working speed, it would have taken me weeks to finish this Jeep. So I really like your shotgun approach in 4 days👌😂 I had the same experience with the ammo dust enamels at my Sherman, it was very dominant and I thought I ruined the model. A lot of blending and removing was needed until I was satisfied with the result, seems like it's easy to overdue it here.

maketa odlicna..muzika jos bolja . The model is great...but the music is better .... nice work

So fast that the jeep doesn’t even has steering wheel😂

Pan z Polski? Świetne wideo.. spoko się oglądało. Dzięki.

Great Work. Did you forget to fit the steering wheel ?

Taillights are wrong. The lower part is clear, not orange. (Jeep owner).

I think it turn out great how do you get good results with ammo paints no matter how thin I put them down they always seam to not come out good

No steering wheel.?