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Really well done, I am going back to a stalled project with a lot more ideas on how to pose figures properly, thanks

what is the drying time between the coats?

Fantastic work as always!

Your Jeep came up top notch. Nice detailed weathering.

Frustrating. Nobody builds anymore, They just print out something to paint.

Great video! Can’t wait to work on some WWII figures coming in soon.

Buy more kits.You will succed.

Interesting. For stuff like the tiny enlargement of those cutouts, I usually glue sandpaper onto a bit of plywood (the kind you'd use on a scroll saw), essentially creates the bigger brother of a sanding stick. 😁

What is the background music

Since the impregnation was deliberate, there's going to be more weird babies coming out after this episode.

I'm italian and I perfectly understand what the friulan people were saying, thank you for putting a description of the Friuli Venezia Giulia region

Ive got one of those mixing palettes and cover it with tin foil. Saves keep cleaning it, when all the mixing places are used, discard and replace.

Trial and error. Still looks good.

I like to work with Fruil-tracks it's my first time now,building them together is amazing, with some Heavy Metal-music in the background is beautiful experience. I did degrease them with Isopropyl-alcohol. Tomorrow I do them in the burnishingfluid.

as a x soldier i can let you know that tanks go forwards and backwards often / so paint both sides of the track horn silver. great job. thankyou

Informative and entertaining, thank you!

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Thank you for this video.

What are the helmet straps made from?

Excellent work! with this help I will assemble my zündapp of the gun flak 88 "afrika korps" tamiya!

What is the silicone brush you're use to dry highlight layers? Thanks in advance.

I love that palm tree, and the ground work in this diorama you made. And the figures and tank are each little master pieces all on their own but together they are wondefull. Love watching your videos.

I hear gluesniffers automatical ''like''.

Easy, cheap, realistic: genial!

Excellent tutorial

Very good job with this ancient model kit from tamiya

For uniform belts and weapon shoulder straps I paint blue 3M Painters Tape the appropriate color, then I use an X-Acto knife to cut it to the width and length needed. The nice thing about this tape is that is accepts paint readily, and its adhesive makes it easy to affix to figures, weapons, etc.

"As much fun as pulling barbed wire out of your b*tthole." I hesitate to ask how you know that! 😱

Great tutorial my friend!

damnnnn this guy has to have like an award for makeing realestic diorama

what colors did you use on the slings for each weapon?

Stunning work. Your work is well done and your videos explain the steps well.

Thank you so much!

Beautiful work!

This is a great painting and weathering tutorial. 👌

Hi just to say excellent painting on figures colours of uniform spot on great technique…

Nice, but greatcoats of Red Army has been grey colour, NOT green. Also in your work sapper blade is glued with the wrong side to belt of mini's. Two rectangles - are loops with which the cover of sapper blade was put on the soldier's belt.

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

Very good. I like how the vehicles are leaning, really shows they are going at speed 😀

Where did the 'welds don't rust' things come from? Because, you know, they do. They're high carbon.

I love it ❤

Very helpful! thanks a lot! Definately need lots of practice over here!

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Wonderful model. If I might suggest anything it's that 44 gallon drums look good a bit semi-gloss

When she finds out you're raiding her sewing you are so dead :)

A note for people in hot climates: Don't let Revel glue get too warm or it'll blow the top off the bottle as I learnt to my regret when it went all over my modelling tools. This was in the garage in Queensland Australia

This has changed the game for how I paint. Thanks man

Sometimes its easier to paint first, then glue in place. The wood grain would kill my patience :)

Brilliant video- Thanks! Love the humor!