How to paint jeep 1/35 scale  

Excellently finished. It's very nice tutorial. Also, it's easy to understand what you want to do and done. Thanks for sharing.

Great video , Thank you for sharing ! I love those Value Gear stowage , the fit is outstanding. Hope you have a great/safe week. Cheers, Tony

Great work! I love the classic willys with tons of stowage!

Awesome attention to detail as always

Very well done! The only thing I will say is that typically on Jeeps when you get chipping or paint rubbing off from use the first color you’ll see will be the red primer and then the bare metal underneath that. Just a small detail but that’s what miniatures are all about. Keep up the good work!

great work always enjoy watching !

That is a very interesting paint technique which I think I’m going to have to give it a try

Awesome build my friend keep up the good work 👍

I could never do this. Beautiful job.

I love what you have done. I love working on jeeps. I currently have three of them. One with a .50 cal on it. one with a .30 on it and the other plain with a cover. I kit bashed another Model Jeep I had with some missing parts. Your weathering looks pretty damn bad assed. You got a big thumbs up from me.

Great build will definitely add to stash ,eventually 🙃✌🇨🇦✌

Nice. I am currently restoring a weapons carrier. Having to have all the canvas parts completely remade. The seats, and two part cover while present are literally rotten.

Well done!

very nice build , just 1 question . if the back of the Jeep is full of stuf wouldn't the back tires be a little flattened of the weight ?

Just watched a couple of videos on how to put metallic colors on a plane To get that uneven metal effect of aluminum He just showed All of the videos up I've got a red tail I'm getting ready to do So I plan on using black Hi glass As my undercoat Can you something somewhere to this technique And then screen aluminum over that

One thing I have always had a short circuit over when thinking about this. On a kit like this which has many items, tools, equipment, etc attached to the main vehicle body... is it best to glue everything on at once, then spray the main vehicle do what needs to be done with camouflage and then go back with a brush to paint or touch up the accessories? Or, should you build the accessories and the main vehicle, keep them separate and paint, etc the vehicle then paint the tool boxes, shovels, axes, sleeping rolls, ammo boxes, Jerry cans and glue them on after. Then there is the paint some parts as you go, internal or underneath, visible portions, dashboards, etc. It is something I have long agonized over, thinking if I put everything on, then I can't get under the equipment to the main body and might not be able to paint that equipment properly as it is already glued on. What is your position on this please?

I’m thinking of model making as a hobby in retirement, not made any since I was a kid. How long did it take you to get this good it’s very daunting. Great video many thanks for your time.

Great tutorial!!!; I know this video goes a bit back, but I have a quick question for you: Working on the same kit, primed in Tamiya Fine Grey and painted with Tamiya Lacker spray paint in Olive Drab; can I use now wash paints like Citadel Agrax Earthshade straight into the model?, or being enamel paints they would require a prior clear coat? (Not really clear as the clear spray can is also Tamiya and I’m assuming is also Lacker no?). I do have a hand full of Citadel primer spray in several colors, but someone told me not to use them if I was using the Tamiya Lacker as they are meant for Enamel paint only). Thank you for any help 😊

The M1 Garand is well made ...

Do you have the direct link to this kit?

Another nice how to! Jeep came out great, nice painting and weathering done on it. Thanks for sharing, take care and keep up the good work my friend.

Whoever designed that stowage never tried to drive a loaded Jeep. First corner and that lot is gone. Your steering wheel is placed wrong for the wheels facing forwards. A spoke should point straight up (important when driving at night tactically). The engine bay is wrong. The engines were aircraft grey and the peripherals (regulator, oil filter, air filter etc) black. Mine are 78 years old and are still shiny black. They rarely rust under regular use and certainly don’t fade. The oil cap should be black. Some later ones were yellow. Never red. If you’ve seen one it’s a fabrication. Very pretty otherwise.

Sorry My Volume must be Down I did not Hear a word you said Video Useless

Excellent tutorial. The finished results are superb, especially when close up photos of my own efforts reveal so much mess and yours are faultless. I am sure enough will have sunk in for me to benefit on the next one.Thanks.

Learning lots here. What part of the weathering process gives you the most satisfaction?

Great tutorial . The weathering aspect is splendid ! Congrats , Robert .

Looks.. INCREDIBLE!

Hi new sub to your channel, can i ask what psi you put your primer on ? Also did you add any thinner to it ,?great work on this model ive just bought one and im trying to get the plastic template you used to paint the wheels but i cant seem to find one anywhere, can you help point me in the right direction if poss cheers 😊

Bonjour, je fais le même kit en ce moment avec mitrailleuse de 12,7 ...... le travail de salissures et de vieillissement est superbe, très belle réalisation..... petite question, quel produit utilisez vous pour les lavis (filtres) je vous souhaite une bonne continuation je me suis abonné avec grand plaisir..... amicalement Lionel. Provins France

Dear sir, In the video 6:01, the seat looks real. What color do you use to paint it? Would you please share me the color number and brand? Thank yoiu

Hi there great build and if I can get anywhere near this I will be over the moon. Ay 10:20 you mix a pigment wash for weathering. What colour pigments did you use ?