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What Vallejo paint numbers did you use, in the camouflage?

stunning work

Habe die Markers auch schon probiert und bin begeistert von denen! Hoffe AK erweitert die Farbpalette der Marker.

good camo

Superb video. Bravo 👏

@ Biberhunter_scale_models could you do a modern US Special forces figure painting tutorial please?

Somebody must have money to burn

Amazing work…wow! 👍🏼

Good work 👍🏻

A great video! I know the video is 2 years old, but can you please send me a link to the foam cutter you use?

Great work sir

You have a good sense of colors . During the built I felt the need for more volume on the bricks and roof tiles, but the final result doesn't look bad at all. Looks awesome ! Not many modelers have this colors touch.

If i may ask how did u glue most of the road wheels together

Love the build absolutely beautiful when is part 2 coming

It truly is a masterpiece.......by an obvious MASTER! You're step by step instructions were invaluable! You insights were spot on and very helpful! Thank you for sharing your obvious talents! GREAT VIDEO! Sincerely, Andy, Annmarie's husband.

Great work. Cleaver building approach. I appreciate you sharing your techniques. I'm always learning...

This isn't a diorama, it's a work of art........a MASTERPIECE! Thank you for sharing your techniques with the world! Regards, Andy, Annmarie's husband.

I like your Panther build very much! It definitely looks as though it could be in either a field workshop (a Hide) or stopped for emergency work! I love builds like this, they can be a standalone small diorama or part of something bigger. The sheer amount of parts, new and damaged, plus other things suggest a Hide rather than an emergency repair. 6 months is about average for me because in order to make something like this that is definitely interesting from all angles takes time and sometimes working on some part of a build like this that does not come out correctly, you just have to start over and do it again, as many times as it takes to make it right. The key is that you have something to show that does not come as a kit or even as an after market part! I spent 3 years (note that in a long build you are definitely free to tackle something else to break up monotony that a long build can become, until you get inspired again and come back to it. Im working on three things now, two long term items, a Churchill 3 that is in camp, requiring many additional pieces and an entire crew doing maintenance and cooking, and a Panther A late, which for some reason I decided to take a Tamiya Panther D and Tamiya Panther G and mate the two to make a decent A. Tamiya's first Panther was an A that was designed to be a motorized toy, so instead of it being accurate in most areas, it had to take into account a battery or two and a motor or two, a drive shaft and vinyl tracks that would grab the sprocket drive wheels and stay on while moving. So, I wanted an accurate Tamiya Panther A and had to make it by combing it. It will eventually end up in a long diorama of three Panthers in Normandy which were defending a small village, all captured in a wartime photo that shows a D, A and G model together. I did a 3 year build of a destroyed Tiger from a photo from one of the Panzerwrecks books. It showed a Tiger, presumably from the 503 Heer Heavy Tank Battalion which had been hit by an RAF bombing by hundreds of bombers at the start of one of Montgomery's long set of short moves forward (Bluecoat, Epsom, etc) There were three photos in the book showing the hull next to the turret which had been blown off and lays on one side; a photo of the interior of the hull and a second of the same. To replicate this I had to know what was inside the hull before it was blown up and then replicate these. I started with the transmission, there was something intriguing about the blown open transmission which showed four (maybe more) cylinders, and went from there. I started off using a Verlinden Tiger E hull made off to show one in the factory, and used a score of parts from Verlinden, Tank Workshop, Tiger Models Designs, Dragon, Attack (which offered a very good Tiger E turret with damaged zimmerit), Fruielmodel tracks, RB models metal barrel and muzzle brake, Eureka towing cables and Aber took attachment items. To get started I bought several books on Tiger interiors. So the three years was in doing research of what an undamaged Tiger interior looked like and then, using the photos from Panzerwrecks and a donor tank (cheap Academy with full interior) I made from scratch the parts in destroyed form using the kit parts from the Academy as a rough guide. Basically, in 2013 this all cost about $200.00 USD, including the books. While I have been finished with the interior since 2016, I have tried various color schemes, all of which I was unhappy with until recently. Now I have to put all of this on a base. Other projects including the Panther and Churchill, I have not done damage with the exception of a few cosmetic parts that usually show up damaged, but I have had to build through the hatch details because I wanted to put in lights. I also did this with an M4A1 which has lights wherever there were lights in the actual vehicle, then on the Churchill, I put lights in close to where they should be and finally with the Panther I did not use lights where the tank had them installed for the interior, but rather illuminated the inside of the radio dials and driver's controls. Yet not one of my exterior builds is as complicated as your Panther here, and I am inspired, so thank you for your long build, I think it shows as a job excellently executed!

Absolutely stunning work!

Deberías hacerlo en una miniatura más pequeña

Very interesting method, thank you. I will try this ASAP :)

Wie immer sehr hilfreich, gerade auch durch die detaillierten Kommentare und umfängliche Aufzeichnungen der einzelnen Arbeitsschritte! Danke!!

Is it me, or could it use something in the foreground, in the right front corner there? Maybe a tree stump or an old wheelbarrow or something?

Thanks for sharing your gift and taking the time to do the voice over. Very relaxing and educational 😊

Amazing work, mate! Well done! ;)

Fantastic well done

Great artwork

Dear Biberhunter, Outstanding workmanship. Kind Regards Johnny

Really cool effects. 🖌

Can anyone tell me where I can find the video of the Panther D that is attached to the diorama where the Panther is being repaired? I would very much appreciate it.

I just finished a build where I mated a Tamiya D with a Tamiya G to make an A model and I can both feel your "pain" as well as your satisfaction! I used a few parts from a Dragon A model that is an excellent kit in itself, and have been left with enough parts where I plan to build a very destroyed Panther. Mainly I used the rear exhaust parts because the A calls for the two small and two large exhausts as well as the side skirts. I put lights in the turret, as well as the driver's controls and the radio. Both of these are barely seen through the hatch but well worth the trouble. You have more courage than I do, I used zimmerit from Atak and did make my own zimmerit to make the zimmerit pieces where the sheets fit or rather did not fit together. That was because I used zimmerit for another brand A model. Rather than try to make my own clean rod holder, I used Heavy Hobby's 3D printed set and for the track holders I used Tiger Model Design's track holder with Trex Studio tracks with cleats. For those tiny chains and pins I used very small chains and bent thin copper wire. One comment, the track holders were mastered by Karl VanSweden for Tiger Model Designs and has several parts which are not included in any other holder sets. Karl is a master researcher and included what he found in his master. If you do a Panther in the future, please see if you can find a set of Tiger Model Designs! At the end of the build and painting, I used foliage from AK Interactive and an Italian company which I do not have the name for right now. If I find it I will look this video up again and edit it to include the name.

How did you make the rubble on the floor? I'm asking about the image of broken bricks and dust.

Nice work man! 🙌

Excellent job. Beautiful detailing and details.😊

Very cool!

👍

Great diorama 👏

Stunning!!! Thank you for this presentation

Hello. I took some pictures of this house, now restored, on June 5th 2024 This house is situated in Baudienville, between Ravenoville and Saint-Mère-Eglise. Regards.

Hi. Nur für information. Spachtel heißt "filler".. 👍

This has been an amazing tutorial on scratchbuilding and I have learned so much. Thank you for sharing you expert skills with us all, it is very much appreciated.

Looks amazing, well done

Fantastic work! You give the good technic for improve my hobby ,thanks much.

Awesome vid.....apart from the controversial use of the non trademarked earth from my garden of course 😄.....looks fabulous.

Very creative thanks for sharing ! ✌🏻🇨🇦✌🏻

The diorama looks great all your time and effort payed off. Well done. Looking forward to what comes next on your channel.😊

schaut gut aus und gute anleitung fürs selber machen und nützlich für vieles andere

Exceptional work, really. Thanks for taking the time to express your vision as you complete the work.