ICM 1/35 Model T RNAS Armoured Car, Full Build Video 

Good job on the rims mate, they came out great

What a lovely little kit mate... I am enjoying all the great war subjects coming out now in kits

Just discovered your channel and subscribed. A fantastic build. Really like the finish. Looking forward to seeing more of your work

Great work mate. Love the build video

Simple kit i would still stuff it up but it looks very nice thanks for the tips along the way . Regards Gav.

Looks great! I was hoping for some grease and oil action on wheel hubs and oil pans, but do think the finish is fantastic. Nice work.

Very cool model well done.

Looks great. Innovative solution to the white wall tyres, I think they've come out really well and you certainly can't "see the joins". Shame they don't give you any sort of seat for inside, but do give pedals/gear shift and a steering wheel? Odd choice. But either way, I think it looks great. Top build.

Very cool, nice build!

Lovely work 👍

Well done!

Love it 😍

That was excellent - really enjoyed it, thanks. Lovely paint job. I wonder why they fitted an armored car with whitewall tyres in the first place!? Cheers.

Cool build. Apparently there was no driver's seat in this vehicle, the driver had to sit on a folded up mat or other soft fabric.

AFAIK RNAS Fords didn't have seats. The drivers used rucksacks, rolled blankets etc. to sit on.

Would this little car be good for begginers

Just curious why you did not use a pin wash to bring out the rivet details.

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so u don't need anything to bind the pigments to the model, just brush it on and spray clear coat I'm guessing?

Surprisingly poor even after all these years, maybe the casting molds are so worn or simply not up to scratch, either the parts don't fit properly or i end up with filler and sanding down