I used to own a Willys MB and watching this I recognized all of the parts I used to work on. Incredible detail. It could be a training aid for the jeep mechanics. Beauty bro.
I'm almost done with mine. I really like this kit...for the price, it's a wonderful value. If something bothers you about the kit ...be a modeler and make it better. Every piece needs clean up and dressing but after that, they fit very well.
Simply stunning build! Love the attention to detail, I just bought this kit on a local auction as I'm looking to convert it to a "Rat Patrol" version. Thanks for sharing!
I'm currently building this gem... just about at the firewall section. It's a really great kit. Everything is so clean and well molded and fits quite nicely.
Amazing piece of art😊 This video will be my guideline to build and paint the Jeep. Also bought some cool sol plastic 1:16 figures to complete the scene.
Nicely done indeed! My advice, if you really want a final touch to set such amazing work off, is to either ditch the kit M2 and replace it with a Tamiya M2, or grab the Aber detail kit and get stuck in with that. Amongst other systems, I worked on and around those M2s for years and very seldom does the colour of the parkerising on the barrel (usually near black) match the parkerising on the gun body and front barrel bearing/cooling jacket (usually a slightly green tinged gunmetal). The Tamiya M2 has a separate barrel plus detailed bolt top and feed pawls on the top cover, and given how prominent that M2 is will make a huge difference if you want to avoid the brass detail kit from Aber. I'll look forward to your follow-up video.
@@sierrahobbys1883 I'm going to do a video review shortly of the 1/16th scale M2s from various kits. So far the Tamiya M2 is still king, in my humble opinion, but the Trumpeter M2s in the M16 multiple gun carriage are very good too.
A good video of the build. I bought this kit for a Christmas project but I have only got to stage 1 and i am rather disappointed. The chassis builds up to be a completely boxed structure whereas the real chassis has "C" section rails with boxing at strategic places. Also the spring hangers are all solid whereas they are open structures on the real jeep. I think on a kit of this scale and price there should be more detail. I have already started cutting things about to increase the level of detail. Its actually fun to do but it is all about kit expectations to me.
😊 Thanks. There are a lot of things you can do on this kit,but no matter how much details you add there will always be details that you will not have. Overall it's still a very impressive kit.
Thanks 😊. I cut out masking tape shaped to the wiper angle, then lightly airbrushed a light dust colour, added some dust pigment over the whole windshield.
@@sierrahobbys1883 Thanks. What do you mean exactly by "dust color"? I get "dust pigment," thinking that's something like European Earth by Ammo, but what is "dust color"?
Great video and beautiful build. This is my first model in many years so I’m learning. I’m struggling a little bit on when to paint before gluing certain parts. How do you glue painted parts? I tried this and certain areas like putting on the fenders and the paint wouldn’t take the glue. I had to disassemble and scrape the paint off areas for glue, but you don’t seem to have that problem. I look forward to hearing your advice. Thx
@@stevewedeen5958 Thanks 😊 for your comments. Most of the part were glued before painting and the smaller detail parts that were glued and painted separately I used Migs "Slow Dry cyanocrylate glue". I find this is stronger than other super glues. And it allows you more time to manoeuvre the parts. Some parts,larger you still need to sand of a bit where the glue will be placed. Cheers 🍻
I used to own a Willys MB and watching this I recognized all of the parts I used to work on. Incredible detail. It could be a training aid for the jeep mechanics. Beauty bro.
Thanks 😊. I took a lot of references from a Jeep enthusiast.
I'm almost done with mine.
I really like this kit...for the price, it's a wonderful value.
If something bothers you about the kit ...be a modeler and make it better.
Every piece needs clean up and dressing but after that, they fit very well.
Simply stunning build! Love the attention to detail, I just bought this kit on a local auction as I'm looking to convert it to a "Rat Patrol" version.
Thanks for sharing!
Thanks for your comments 🙂. An SAS or Rat Patrol version would be awesome.
I'm currently building this gem... just about at the firewall section. It's a really great kit. Everything is so clean and well molded and fits quite nicely.
Thank you for sharing, nice guide for this model kit. Grettings from Spain
Thanks 😊 companero. And greetings to you from Australia 🇦🇺
Fantastic video build. Thank you.
Amazing piece of art😊
This video will be my guideline to build and paint the Jeep.
Also bought some cool sol plastic 1:16 figures to complete the scene.
Thank you 👍. I Appreciate your comments.
Without a doubt the best guide available for this kit, amazing detail and a great reference!. Thank you for sharing, new fan & follower 😊
Cracking job ,you have given me some insight into building mine, thanks
Thanks 😊. I still have a few more accessories to add. If you want really good reference for this kit visit Green dot 319.
@@sierrahobbys1883 thanks will do 👍
Nicely done indeed! My advice, if you really want a final touch to set such amazing work off, is to either ditch the kit M2 and replace it with a Tamiya M2, or grab the Aber detail kit and get stuck in with that. Amongst other systems, I worked on and around those M2s for years and very seldom does the colour of the parkerising on the barrel (usually near black) match the parkerising on the gun body and front barrel bearing/cooling jacket (usually a slightly green tinged gunmetal). The Tamiya M2 has a separate barrel plus detailed bolt top and feed pawls on the top cover, and given how prominent that M2 is will make a huge difference if you want to avoid the brass detail kit from Aber. I'll look forward to your follow-up video.
Thanks for your comments 🙂. I'm doing a Trumpeter M16 1/16 scale and it actually has better M2,s than the Takom.
@@sierrahobbys1883 I'm going to do a video review shortly of the 1/16th scale M2s from various kits. So far the Tamiya M2 is still king, in my humble opinion, but the Trumpeter M2s in the M16 multiple gun carriage are very good too.
I purchased Dragons 1/6th scale 1/4 ton truck and sadly it didn't include an engine so I need to scratch build one. Nice build there young man.
Thank you. I'm aware of the Dragon version, it's surprising that it didn't have the engine. But it's still looks an impressive kit.😊
*Amazing work on this beautiful kit, all the details are highlighted and painted in such a wonderful way...😍😍👏👏*
Thank you for your comment. I still have a few things to add to it.
Amazing Jeep Willys project , my friend !🏆🏅🤝🏻🎩👌🏻👍🏻
😊 Thanks. Merry Christmas 🎅 🎄
Beautiful job. ...Tks for sharing. Amazing finish..!
Thank you for your comments.
OH MAH GAWD ITS BEAUTIFUL SLAY
Thanks Ms Artzz , I appreciate your comments. Merry Christmas and have a Happy New Year .
A good video of the build. I bought this kit for a Christmas project but I have only got to stage 1 and i am rather disappointed. The chassis builds up to be a completely boxed structure whereas the real chassis has "C" section rails with boxing at strategic places. Also the spring hangers are all solid whereas they are open structures on the real jeep. I think on a kit of this scale and price there should be more detail. I have already started cutting things about to increase the level of detail. Its actually fun to do but it is all about kit expectations to me.
😊 Thanks. There are a lot of things you can do on this kit,but no matter how much details you add there will always be details that you will not have. Overall it's still a very impressive kit.
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Very very ❤ cool
@@norbertogonzalez9738 Thanks 😊
Fantastic. I'm about the build this myself. How did you whether the windshield?
Thanks 😊. I cut out masking tape shaped to the wiper angle, then lightly airbrushed a light dust colour, added some dust pigment over the whole windshield.
@@sierrahobbys1883 Thanks. What do you mean exactly by "dust color"? I get "dust pigment," thinking that's something like European Earth by Ammo, but what is "dust color"?
Is there a guide available for where all the lines, wires and cables go ?
Thanks
Thanks for your reply. I took most of my references from "Greendot 319 "youtube.
Great video and beautiful build. This is my first model in many years so I’m learning. I’m struggling a little bit on when to paint before gluing certain parts. How do you glue painted parts? I tried this and certain areas like putting on the fenders and the paint wouldn’t take the glue. I had to disassemble and scrape the paint off areas for glue, but you don’t seem to have that problem. I look forward to hearing your advice. Thx
@@stevewedeen5958 Thanks 😊 for your comments. Most of the part were glued before painting and the smaller detail parts that were glued and painted separately I used Migs "Slow Dry cyanocrylate glue". I find this is stronger than other super glues. And it allows you more time to manoeuvre the parts. Some parts,larger you still need to sand of a bit where the glue will be placed.
Cheers 🍻