[3] 1/35 T-62A Russian Tank [TAMIYA] - WEATHERING / ENSUCIADO
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- Опубликовано: 28 ноя 2016
- Where I show how to weather a tank model!
¡Donde muestro cómo ensuciar un modelo de un tanque!
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Love the video, especially the use of oils.
Sagging the tracks: I put two blobs of superglue on top of the wheels and press down with a spatula. I then hold the track in place with a 65mm mini spring clip for about 20 minutes.
The graphite trick for metallic highlights is super awesome! I really like your videos, you are inspiring me to finish my unfinished model kits. 😃
Great to hear that, Pat!
This is a older, cheaper kit but you can do so much with it & save money. A great kit for beginners & kids, a Trumpeter kit has better details but costs 3 times as much, if you plan on kitbashing this is great as well. Nice job.👍
Oh wow!!!! I like how you used a pencil for wearing effects on the tracks.
Great job!!! I have that kit on my shelf... now I think I want to give it a go
Cool!
Absolutely brilliant! Thanks!
buen trabajo sergio,acabo de empezar en este mundillo de las maqueta y acabo de empezar a montar mi primera maqueta y es un helicoptero UH-1F HUEY y gracias a tus tutoriales me sirve de mucha ayuda,un saludo.
¡Bienvenido a este maravilloso pasatiempo! Me gustaría armar un HUEY algún día :)
I'm sorry if you don't read English but, this is an absolutely superb job of painting on this tank! Making a single color paint scheme stand out, is very difficult but the green absolutely pops out! Very, very nice Russian armor green, has very much visual appeal and also realistic - the weathering as it is, is just perfect, it isn't obvious and the weahtered looking paint is more then enough but not too much, i.e. exactly right. I really like this model, I';d duplicate it if i could.,
I can read English just fine ;) Son thank you for your comment! I'm glad you like the result
son lol senor. If you have ever tried 1/16 tanks, both radio control and static, i think you would make these even better - and the cost of most of the radio control, is not that much more then a Tamiya, static of 1/35 scale.
I love your videos Sergio I can learn a lot from you keep up the fantastic work you do!👍
Nicely done.......
very good vid: good sense of humor and very useful....please, keep posting tanks and figures
Impresionante! haces que parezca facil el montaje de una maqueta!
Excellent! The use the airbrush + pigment is great. I wil try too.
Thank you! Yeah, and I think at the end you waste way less pigment
Very nice work
dios mio que trabajo amo ese tanque simplemente impresionante muy buen video
¡Muchas gracias, Carlo! En estos momentos estoy armando el T-54B de Takom, así que sigue pendiente porque pronto compartiré los videos :)
Magnífico trabajo sergio
Muchas gracias, Edward :)
de colega a colega, hermoso trabajo!! y muy buenos los efectos!
¡Muchas gracias, Tin! Es un hermoso hobby :)
MUY buen video ...... hermoso tanque.
¡Muchas gracias! Pronto subiré el proceso de pintura de la figura que viene incluida en el kit
good work!!👍
Que buen trabajo ...se ve genial, como siempre...
¡Muchas gracias! Pronto haré una serie similar con un modelo de Ma.K, aunque aún no decido cuál :D
Это танк Т-62. У танка Т-62А пушка выглядит,как например у танка Т-10М. Я сам служил танкистом на Т-64А в Украине. 1975-1977гг.
People rave on about Mig Jimenez and Michael Rinaldi but I think Sergio is up there.
Looks nice, dude !!!...
Your chipping is awesome from last video
Great work Serg, the first kit I ever built and my go-to kit for practicing techniques, I think mine's been through about 5 paint jobs by now :)
Thanks! My very first tank ever was the Tamiya's Flakpanzer Gepard, also very old, but never finished it. I've been testing some heavy mud on it :D I think the T-62A ended up being "shelf worthy"
Very shelf worthy! You reminded me just how controllable and forgiving oil paints are, would never have considered using yellow ochre like that, I'll definitely try that next time. Great vid's.
Me gustó muchisimo
Qué bueno :)
excellent mate
+Andy Smith Thanks :)
Tolles Video und super Modell. Werde ich auch probieren.
Gruß Roy
Danke Roy!
Muy bueno! me sumo al canal. Saludos!
¡Bienvenido a bordo!
Awesome!! 👍👌👏😍
+Duececoupe thank you! But now it looks so clean next to my T-54B 😄
Muy buen trabajo Sergio, yo tambien he comenzaro a usar los oleos como medio para pintar directamente no como tradicionalmente se venian utilizando como para simples lavados y he descubierto que se pueden hacer maravillas con ellos! Te felicito!
+Carlos Salazar ¡Muchas gracias, Carlos!
@@SergioSolo concuerdo con Carlos, al inicio me sorprendió ver el aplicado el amarillo, pero como base para oxido escurrido es genial ! una pregunta, en este caso no usaste filtros o lavados?
The author doesn't know a big military "secret" of the Russians: the expression "To paint grass" means literally - to paint grass and it was and still is done by soldiers in the Russian army before the arrival of big bosses! The Soviet army did not spare paints and equipment was regularly cleaned, washed and constantly painted!
In the Soviet army, tankers would go to the brig for rust on a tank! It seems that the tank was abandoned for several months in Siberia. LoL
Awesome :)
Thanks!
Niceee! im working on KingTiger from tamiya too. It's gonna be unit 233. From 503's panzer battalion
Thanks you! That's a kit I'd love to build. Great choice!
Sergio Solo You're welcome friend
I manage to buy 2 rc tank of the same type but with no remotes to control it XD
Sergio Solo Check out my Channel. There's a movie about that Tiger 2 i mention
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Excelente trabajo Sergio, puedes recomendarme algun barniz mate o fsatinado para terminar el trabajo de pintura? muchas gracias!
Muchas gracias, Gerson. La verdad no tengo mucha experiencia en lo que respecta a barnices. El que más he usado es el de Vallejo, pero a veces deja una capa blancuzca que no me gusta. He escuchado buenos comentarios sobre la línea 'Lucky Varnish' de AMMO, que espero probar pronto. ¡Saludos!
Good .. Qué lindo ..me gusto quiero comprar 4 de este tipo y quiero Uno igual a la version de Cuba ...para regalos donde los puedo comprar y cuanto cuestan ??
Hi! I would say that the engine deck should benefit from more rust and stains and a trace of soot around the exhaust on the left side would increase the realism... It had after all a diesel engine :-)
Otherwise pretty well. I liked the use of ocre for the rust stains. At first I was bit skeptical about it...
Hey Radu! Thanks a lot for your feedback. I totally forgot the exhaust on the left :P I'm planning to do a "conclusion " video with better photos and maybe a base, if time permits. I'll make sure to add your suggestions
+Sergio Solo
Hi Sergio! I am looking forward for the final photos.
And I'll keep my fingers crossed for the contest :-)
Hi. Great job! What you think, can i use acrylic paint instead of oil paints to add ocre/rust?
I guess it's possible, but harder to clean when it dries. I'd suggest to make a few tests before
In the Soviet army, tankers would go to the brig for rust on a tank! It seems that the tank was abandoned for several months in Siberia. Lol
Hi, Sergio. I have a couple of questions.
1. Did you weathering the log? And how?
2. On 4:17 there is a scratches of lilac color. Is it the real color of the primer layer? I thought it was black, as seen on the previous video...
Hi, Max!
1. Apart from a light wash I think I didn't weathered.
2. All scratches are black. The photography made them look lilac (An example of why we can't blindly trust color photos of real vehicles. Light conditions can change colors a lot!)
"Light conditions can change colors a lot!"
Hm... Are you sure your primer doesn't have some subtle lilac reflections?
Model paint colors looks very different on straight loook and at the glare.
Anyway, it looks very good, and I want to try that primer :)
very nice!
Hola, crees que es un buen modelo para alguien que apenas comienza?
Hola. Sí, casi todos los modelos viejitos de Tamiya son recomendables para principiantes, por facilidad de armado y precio.
"Is it real... OR is a Sergio Solo???????" :)
You're very kind 😊
how much this toy?
It's not a toy, it's a scale model. You can find prices on eBay (I don't remember how much it costed me)
Sergio Solo ok thanks
The author has ruined everything with rust! It wasn't in real life! Soviet tankers would have received a very strict punishment from their commanders, but the army was organized in such a way that it simply could not happen. I'm sorry, but your job is a deception.