That is one very interesting assembly of parts, all coming together to make a nice looking assembled turret.

With the turret assembled. The ring gun mount nice and secured. A once over around the scout car is given. Before installing the .50 cal Browning.

The Browning is painted then assembled. Using Vallejo Gun Metal. And then going over it with a silver pencil.

The mount is painted OD, The box of shells is a darker shade of Olive Drab

The side rails are then mounted on each side of the turret. They were carefully removed from the sprue as they are quite flimsy and fragile. Fortunately they came off the sprue ok, no bends.

Next the gun mount that rolls around the ring when in use.

Then attached in the forward firing position.

The Browning is complete, grip handles attached, they are brown. Belt fed shell canister is attached.

The .50 is placed on the rear deck for now. Will do some shading over the base coat/

Some faded OD is misted over the top of the armored car. Hard to tell under the fluorescents.

Dry brushing over the raised portions with the Faded OD with a couple of drops of white.

Then over again with a darker shade of od.

next up a clear coat, then decals,

more to follow..

Thanks Eric, almost there, a bit more weathering it after the decal process. With this almost done on deck after the Greyhound. A sneak peek.

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Thanks Spiros, now to add some markings.
Not much in a way of finding any M8 pics serving in Korea, but being part of the !st Marine Tank Battalion they first appeared at Inchon in 1950.

There are no decals for an M8 in Korea,, so taking the liberty of using decals from Bison Decals of USMC armor that participated in the Korean War. Using the stars and USMC serials to create an M8 in theatre.

The Marines did like to make sure the markings were clear.

Once the decals are applied, Vallejo clear flat was applied to seal them.

Next to add the final details and some weathering.

more to follow.

This shaped up fantastic , Chuck. It’s an interesting vehicle and looks like a great kit.

Now to finish up with some detail bits. First some ammo crates. These are a pair of resin crates.

First using Dark Brown overall to paint the crates.

Next Polly Scale wood deck tan thinned is washed over the dark brown.

Next a dirty wash is applied over the wood tan.

Then Tan is dry brushed over each crate.

Then placed on the rear deck of the M8

The helmet is painted camo. Faded OD is the base for the cover, then spots of OD, DK Green and khaki drab are randomly applied around the helmet as used by the Marine Corps.

Set of binoculars are painted black and then along with the helmet place on the turret.

Finally the grab handles and door release handles are prepared before attaching to the rear access hatches..

3 on each side. are attached to each engine hatch.

And with that final detail, it's a wrap.

Congratulations, my friend @uscusn!
This is an outstanding result, full of details. Loved all those final add-ons!