I restore WW2 German vehicles and weapon systems. After a full restoration it's fascinating (and a bit disheartening) to watch the paint fade, scratch, chip, and metal rust due to use for movies and reenactments. You did a wonderful job illustrating the look of a seasoned armoured vehicle.
Is that so. I'm not a pro so I can't spend a lot of money on one model. I had no choice but to go through a lot of trial and error to make the rubber tracks look realistic. Thank you for your comment.👍
I used to built models (1/72) when I was a teen. Most were planes but there were tanks, guns and several vehicules too. It's over for me now. But congratulations and more for your talent and your patience ! Huge job !!
I used to enjoy making airplane models, but one day I suddenly became absorbed in making tank models. This is because there is a wide and deep tolerance for modeling that allows you to freely modify your own ideas and inspirations. But if you enjoy it as a hobby, it's all fun to build ships, planes, and tanks. Thanks for your comment.🍺
Here's a tip for painting armored vehicles models that I used for years, and, used semi-professionally: instead of using paint to simulate wear & tear, use very fine sandpaper to "polish" the model paint to inflict actual wear. This gives a particular sheen that cannot be duplicated by painting to imply distress. It makes it appear like actual steel. Try it on areas that people would walk on, etc. Another: when painting figures, the clothing must be done with absolutely flat paint with zero sheen, otherwise it looks like shiny rubber or something other than wool. Final tip: putting ammo cans, panzerfausts, etc on the engine exhausts would be a real-world, bad idea. Heat & explosives just don't mix....
Inspiring work. Seeing models turn out this good motivates me to keep practicing and trying new techniques. I really like how the figures turned out too. Thanks for the awesome video!
Ein vollwertiges Diorama wie Sie ist schwer für mich herzustellen, also habe ich ein Figurenmodell verwendet, um eine begrenzte kleine Welt auf dem hinteren Deck eines Panzers zu erschaffen. es war lustig.😄
Hey SMC2, on Christmas Eve, I'd just received BORDER models StuG III Aus-G- w/interior-crew & extras present.... -I'd placed the pre-order through Andys Hobby HQ-(Think hes got a review vid on the kit?)- like 6-8 months ago, I just wrote it off thinking I'd never get it, then came the Long Beach CA shipping port/boat unloading debacle, but MAN!...It was WELL worth the wait!!! -Its an >IMPRESSIVE KIT< indeed!... -Just looking @ the detail present & parts count on the sprues w/o starting the build process, its a kit I'd HIGHLY recommend-(my 1st Border Model build BTW;)- Ill prob build the Ryefield StuG IIIG w/interior kit as a comparison, as I LOVE Ryefields kits w/full interiors! -GORGEOUS build BTW, I just cant get over how close our build/painting styles are!...Ha! -Instead of pre/post shading, I follow a similar paint path: 1-Usually apply ATAK Zimmerit if needed, then prime w/rattle can grey... 2-Spray Tamiya XF84 Dark Iron together w/"model master" red oxide/rust... 3-Hair spray... 4-Spray TAM Dark yellow & camo colors... 5-Chip it up... 6-Apply pin washes with TAM black & brown panel liners.. 7-Then I build up layers dry brushing lighter shades of paint from darkest shade to lightest on all the colors used-(For instance: To do so for TAM XF60 Dark Yellow, I mix XF60 with common white latex paint in tubes, which provides for a THICK, highly dry-brushable mix. I use 2-3 differing shades for this. The thicker latex/acrylic DB paint catches on the previously exposed/chipped edges wonderfully, then providing DEPTH & faded paint wear areas that resemble the real thing in high use, wear & tear areas, as the red primer still shows underneath it... 8-Then Ill pin wash again & repeat the process, building depth... 9-Then use the "sponge chipping" technique on all high-wear corner areas of the steel... 10-Then dull coat it/apply dry transfers or decals...;)
This is a video post for my own enjoyment. However, I think it would be wonderful if the viewers could also enjoy it at the same time. Thank you for your continued support.😄🍎👍
Love this! Monogram made a very nice Brummbär kit back in the day... Sturmpanzer 43. Complete with two crew members... 1/32nd scale. Btw... Subscribed my friend! 👍🏽🇺🇸
Magnifique! bravo. Très belle maquette. Juste un détail, une petite erreur, le Brummar est sorti en 1942 et les insignes de casques ont été retirés en 1941. D'autant plus que la maquette est couverte de Zimmerite posé à partir de décembre 1943. Un simple coup de peinture sur les casques serait judicieux.
I cant be the only one who was watching you do the post-shading on the camo and freaking out as it looked like you'd gone way too light.... great job mate, well done, looks great at the end.
I was a little surprised to read your comment. I always proceed with painting in such a manner. I thought again that each person has a lot of perspectives. Thank you for your comments.👍
@@smc-2 wasn't a dig mate :) - the video made the highlights look lighter than they were - some of the green post shading looked almost white on the video. It looked scary at the time but then the paint dried and looked really nicely faded and desaturated - really nice job. I wasn't trying to criticize mate!
@@djchrismorgan6011 Don't worry about anything. Various opinions and impressions may lead to better results in various parts of future production. Thank you for your comment.😆✋
Great job!! But you made one mistake- after 1940 the Germans didn't use the black white and red TRI-shield decal on their helmets...aside from that you work is amazing!!!
I agree. We've had a lot of comments pointing out that. As a result, my lack of knowledge was proven. However, there is no change in my attitude of casually enjoying modeling as a hobby. Thank you for your continued support. Thanks for your comment.😅
I was kinda curious, is there any particular reason to remove all the tid bits in the beginning with the tweezers in the beginning? I cant see an obvious reason is there is, to my knowledge no to soil paint yet.
@@smc-2 300 Spartans is right - helmets & uniforms fit more to era 39-42. I'm assuming your Brummbär is meant to represent 1944. In particular, you should remove the crests on the helmets. But the combat suits also looked different. Otherwise you did a really great job on the model. A real work of art and I congratulate you for it.
@@FalkFalkenstein It's impossible to modify the video anymore, but I would like to use your valuable opinions for future work creation. Thank you for your comment.✋🍎👍
@@smc-2 Oh, I’m sorry. I mean how to make the airbrush less power of spray for small areas application? I never set or adjust pressure on air compressor. Do I need to do that? 😅
@@silvestersze9968 If you can adjust the pressure of the compressor, lower it. You can do detailed work with ease. If you can't adjust the pressure, you'll have to work carefully and slowly.🥝🍑🫐
The two figures are from Tamiya's kit [German Infantry Set (French Front)]. But in the end, the two have replaced their heads. The head used is also from Tamiya's kit [German Defense Force Tank Soldier Set].😅
Great video and nice model. But, is it realistic to put canvas on the engineroom air-ventilation openings? I am convinced that no german tank commander would allow this as it could start burning or even influence the efficiency of the engine below.
I don’t really understand why you do your chipping and then hide it with camouflage finishing. Normally the wear of paint affects the finished tank when it come into action already camouflaged. Except this detail all is marvellous. Great job.
Since this is a plastic model, the chipping work will be done many times. Even if the base color is chipped and camouflage is applied over it, the traces of chipping will not be completely invisible. There are places where the traces of chipping can be seen through, giving a more complex look. Then, chipping is also applied over the camouflage. I believe that the subtle and delicate expression of the multiple layers of chipping will lead to a more complex and varied representation of the steel plate. Thank you for your comment.🍎
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Awesome dude! Been modeling forever on and off. Great work!
Thank you for your comment.🍺🍺🍺
I restore WW2 German vehicles and weapon systems. After a full restoration it's fascinating (and a bit disheartening) to watch the paint fade, scratch, chip, and metal rust due to use for movies and reenactments. You did a wonderful job illustrating the look of a seasoned armoured vehicle.
I am very happy to be praised by a professional. Thanks for your comment.🍺
using the pastel to simulate debris is absolute genius
I am glad that you liked it. Thank you for your comment.🍎
I didn't think anyone could make rubber band tracks look that good! Well done!
Is that so. I'm not a pro so I can't spend a lot of money on one model. I had no choice but to go through a lot of trial and error to make the rubber tracks look realistic. Thank you for your comment.👍
Beautiful work, thank you for sharing!
You are welcome and thank you for your comment.👍
Unbelievable detail. Wow...this guy is one of the best modelers on RUclips.
Thank you. But too much praise.😓👍
Lovely work and the use of camo netting make the tank very alive.
It's great that you like it. Thank you for your comment.🍎😄✋
この動画を参考に、何度も何度も見返して私もブルムベア、最近ようやく完成しました
初めてのエアブラシの迷彩塗装やネット作製でしたがなんとか納得できるものが出来ました
ありがとうございました🍀
これからもちょくちょく寄らせてください🙇♂️
そうでしたか。それは良かった。少しでもお役に立てたなら幸いです。こちらこそ、これからもよろしくです。コメントありがとう。🍜🍣🍢🍥🍺
Да это же произведение искусств!!!👍👍👍👏👏👏😊😊😊
Большое спасибо.🍺👍
お.....ブルムベア（Sd.Kfz.166）ですね、子供の頃に作った記憶が甦りました。
子供にエアブラシなど買うお金もなくて、全部筆で下手くそな塗装してましたけど...。 😅
さすが動画に載せるだけあって、細部にまで緻密にこだわったハイクオリティーな仕上がりです。 👏👏👏 buravo !
お褒めの、お言葉、ありがとうございます。🍰
I used to built models (1/72) when I was a teen. Most were planes but there were tanks, guns and several vehicules too. It's over for me now.
But congratulations and more for your talent and your patience !
Huge job !!
Thank you for your compliment comment.🍰
しばらく、プラモ製作から離れてましたが、動画を拝見させて頂き、再び始めてみました。主様のようなセンス良い塗装を目指してるつもりですが、上手く出来ない😵
色々参考にさせてもらってます。
少しでもお役に立てれば幸いです。これからもよろしくお願いします。😄
Superb modeling! The use of pastels was incredibly displayed in an interesting way! Weathering techniques also killer! Thanks for sharing!!!
I'm glad you enjoyed it. Thank you for your comment.👍
Totally completely stunning in all aspects-WOW
Thank you.👍🍎😄
A brilliant result! The whole painting and weathering technique was masterful. Thanks for sharing with us!
You're welcome. Thank you for your comment👍
素晴らしい！！まるで敗戦末期のドイツ市街戦が目に浮かぶようです！背景無しでもある世界感があって良いです。
ありがとうございます。🍺
Great video...a wonderfully done tutorial of "How to Do It Right". I'm a ship modeler but this has motivated me to try an armor kit.
I used to enjoy making airplane models, but one day I suddenly became absorbed in making tank models. This is because there is a wide and deep tolerance for modeling that allows you to freely modify your own ideas and inspirations. But if you enjoy it as a hobby, it's all fun to build ships, planes, and tanks. Thanks for your comment.🍺
You can feel the horrors of war. Well done👍❤️
Thank you.🍰🍰🍰
Lovely work,,i especially like the chiping ,camo net and the infantry ,,top class modeling 👌
I am glad that you liked it. Thank you for your comment.🍰
Awesome work. It looks so convincing
I have a Tamiya Brumbar sitting in a box and your work has inspired me to start it.
Thanks!
I hope I can be of some help, thanks for your comment.👍
Easily the best build series so far. Looking forward to more projects & videos.
All the best from New Zealand.
I'm glad you enjoyed it. Thank you for your comment.🇯🇵👍
Exceptionnel ! Bravo ! Superbe technique ! Plus vrai que vrai !!!!
Merci.🍰
Nice job! ...I'm working on the Academy Brumbar 'mid' version kit right now 1/35 sclae. Comes with Zimerit and is a nice kit.
It's an expensive and precise kit. Please take your time and enjoy yourself to the fullest. Thanks for your comment.🍺
Here's a tip for painting armored vehicles models that I used for years, and, used semi-professionally: instead of using paint to simulate wear & tear, use very fine sandpaper to "polish" the model paint to inflict actual wear. This gives a particular sheen that cannot be duplicated by painting to imply distress. It makes it appear like actual steel. Try it on areas that people would walk on, etc.
Another: when painting figures, the clothing must be done with absolutely flat paint with zero sheen, otherwise it looks like shiny rubber or something other than wool.
Final tip: putting ammo cans, panzerfausts, etc on the engine exhausts would be a real-world, bad idea. Heat & explosives just don't mix....
Thank you for your comment.🍺
Although we cannot tell that it wasn't done.
@@ultravioletsus 👍
Wonderful job in all aspects, model, accessories and figure
It may be a bit too much of a compliment, but thank you.🍎
Very well made and easy to follow videos. Thanks for sharing.
You're welcome, thank you for your comment.👍
Inspiring work. Seeing models turn out this good motivates me to keep practicing and trying new techniques. I really like how the figures turned out too. Thanks for the awesome video!
I am glad that you enjoyed it. Thank you for your comment.👍
Great Work, fantastic weathering and chipping - Really Nice Brumbär !!
Ein vollwertiges Diorama wie Sie ist schwer für mich herzustellen, also habe ich ein Figurenmodell verwendet, um eine begrenzte kleine Welt auf dem hinteren Deck eines Panzers zu erschaffen. es war lustig.😄
@@smc-2 das mit dem platz geht wohl vielen so :-( trotzdem sieht dein ergebnis sehr toll aus,mir gefällt es sehr sehr gut!!
@@steeliron8246 Thank you🇯🇵☀👍
エンジンルーム上の歩兵が躍動感あってかっこいい！
やはりタミヤは作りやすいですよね～
近年の田宮は特にですが、デテールアップと組み立てやすさのバランスが絶妙な塩梅でバランスしてて、とてもいいです。コメントありがとう。👍
Hey SMC2, on Christmas Eve, I'd just received BORDER models StuG III Aus-G- w/interior-crew & extras present....
-I'd placed the pre-order through Andys Hobby HQ-(Think hes got a review vid on the kit?)- like 6-8 months ago, I just wrote it off thinking I'd never get it, then came the Long Beach CA shipping port/boat unloading debacle, but MAN!...It was WELL worth the wait!!!
-Its an >IMPRESSIVE KIT< indeed!...
-Just looking @ the detail present & parts count on the sprues w/o starting the build process, its a kit I'd HIGHLY recommend-(my 1st Border Model build BTW;)- Ill prob build the Ryefield StuG IIIG w/interior kit as a comparison, as I LOVE Ryefields kits w/full interiors!
-GORGEOUS build BTW, I just cant get over how close our build/painting styles are!...Ha!
-Instead of pre/post shading, I follow a similar paint path:
1-Usually apply ATAK Zimmerit if needed, then prime w/rattle can grey...
2-Spray Tamiya XF84 Dark Iron together w/"model master" red oxide/rust...
3-Hair spray...
4-Spray TAM Dark yellow & camo colors...
5-Chip it up...
6-Apply pin washes with TAM black & brown panel liners..
7-Then I build up layers dry brushing lighter shades of paint from darkest shade to lightest on all the colors used-(For instance: To do so for TAM XF60 Dark Yellow, I mix XF60 with common white latex paint in tubes, which provides for a THICK, highly dry-brushable mix. I use 2-3 differing shades for this. The thicker latex/acrylic DB paint catches on the previously exposed/chipped edges wonderfully, then providing DEPTH & faded paint wear areas that resemble the real thing in high use, wear & tear areas, as the red primer still shows underneath it...
8-Then Ill pin wash again & repeat the process, building depth...
9-Then use the "sponge chipping" technique on all high-wear corner areas of the steel...
10-Then dull coat it/apply dry transfers or decals...;)
Dont mind my highly dedicated line-crossing YT censor. That wasnt my work/hand...Uggggh...
Let's fully enjoy the world of wonderful hobbies each other. Thank you for your long comment.😄
Eres Genial y muy Realista, como también Detallista, te Felicito por tu trabajo y preocupación, Saludos desde 🇨🇱
Gracias por tu cumplido.🇯🇵👍
Just discovered you channel and subscribed. Looking forward to seeing more of your work.
This is a video post for my own enjoyment. However, I think it would be wonderful if the viewers could also enjoy it at the same time. Thank you for your continued support.😄🍎👍
Love this!
Monogram made a very nice Brummbär kit back in the day... Sturmpanzer 43. Complete with two crew members... 1/32nd scale.
Btw... Subscribed my friend! 👍🏽🇺🇸
Thank you.✋👍🇯🇵
Stunning work. Incredible result. Amazing.
Thank you for praising me. It will be encouraging.👍
Simply spectacular, genius,best l've seen, thanks for posting ❤☘
I don't think I'm a genius, but thanks for the compliment.😄🍰👍
Very nice, a true work of art.
Thank you.🍔🍔🍔🍺
Quedo perfecto. Muy realista. Felicidades !!!!
Gracias.👍
Amazing work! 🎉
Thank you.🍎🍏🍎
Very cool!!! Great detail.
Thank you.👍😄🍎
interesting technique I personally would use a black surface primer instead of german red brown to cast realistic shadows but great job!
Thank you.👍😄🍎
🏍️ The Germans used a red oxide primer.
it looks very realistic.. you did it really well! :D
Thank you.🍎
クルスクの市街でサイロに立て籠る敵に150mmを今にも発射するようなブルムベア緊張の模型最高です。
いいですね〜。そんな感じでイマジネーションを膨らませ、ストーリーを想像していただけるのならば、私としては大いに満足！！！大成功と言えるでしょう。コメントありがとう。👍👍👍
Une très belle réussite et un beau résultat de peintures et un vieillissement parfait , chapeau l'artiste 👍👍👍👍👍👍
Thank you very much🇯🇵👍
Outstanding
Thank you.👍
すげええええ かっこいいい手先器用でいいなあああ✨
手先は器用かも知れないけれど、心は不器用な私です。🍎🍎🍎
Un verdadero realismo! Felicitaciones! Adelante 🍀☘️👌
Gracias.✋🍎👍
Great Paintjob :)
Thank you.👍😄🍎
That is pretty f’kin ninja. Absolute legend.
I don't understand what you mean, but thanks for your comment.👍
毎回、毎回うますぎだってww
これからも頑張ってください！
ありがとう、マイペースで頑張よう心掛けまっす。🍎🍰👍
Just discovered your channel, great builds ! Hope you have a good/safe weekend.
Thank you for finding it. I'm glad you like it.🇯🇵
beautiful work, was a great learning tool thank you, i hope my Brummbar looks half as good as yours
I would appreciate it if you could help me with making a plastic model. Thank you for your comments.✋
Hope mine does too. Though, realistically, i haven't got a cat in hell's chance. 😗
Magnifique! bravo. Très belle maquette. Juste un détail, une petite erreur, le Brummar est sorti en 1942 et les insignes de casques ont été retirés en 1941. D'autant plus que la maquette est couverte de Zimmerite posé à partir de décembre 1943. Un simple coup de peinture sur les casques serait judicieux.
This is a point that many people have already pointed out. As much as I am ashamed. Thanks for your comment.👍
I cant be the only one who was watching you do the post-shading on the camo and freaking out as it looked like you'd gone way too light.... great job mate, well done, looks great at the end.
I was a little surprised to read your comment. I always proceed with painting in such a manner. I thought again that each person has a lot of perspectives. Thank you for your comments.👍
@@smc-2 wasn't a dig mate :) - the video made the highlights look lighter than they were - some of the green post shading looked almost white on the video. It looked scary at the time but then the paint dried and looked really nicely faded and desaturated - really nice job. I wasn't trying to criticize mate!
@@djchrismorgan6011 Don't worry about anything. Various opinions and impressions may lead to better results in various parts of future production. Thank you for your comment.😆✋
素晴らしいです。
ありがとう👍
very well built and painted
Thank you. 👍
Fantastic looking 👌 👏
Thank you🍰🍎🇯🇵
Stunning!
Thank you.👍
Can you please send the tutorial for the figures in the next videos?? Awesome work!
Thank you for your comment.🍎🍎🍎
It's like u travelled to 1944, miniaturized a tank, and brought it back.
I'm glad you enjoyed it. Thanks for your comment.☀️
@@smc-2 I've learned lots of techniques from you and Plasmo
@@calcite.belemnite I also admired Plasmo and learned a lot from it. he is a great pioneer.👍
Magnifique, très réaliste...
Merci beaucoup.👍🍎👍
Жду подробное видио с покраской солдат:лица,форма,камуфляж,тени(на форме),какой цвет(краска).Как всегда получилось:👍🏻.
Если у меня когда-нибудь появится шанс. Спасибо за ваш комментарий.🍦🍦🍦
Spectacular in any aspect!
Thank you🇯🇵👍
Great job!! But you made one mistake- after 1940 the Germans didn't use the black white and red TRI-shield decal on their helmets...aside from that you work is amazing!!!
I agree. We've had a lot of comments pointing out that. As a result, my lack of knowledge was proven. However, there is no change in my attitude of casually enjoying modeling as a hobby. Thank you for your continued support. Thanks for your comment.😅
Great work!
Thank you.👍
A true work of art. Wonder if this guy does tattooing as well.
I didn't get a tattoo.✋
Espetacular!! Parabéns! 😀👍
Obrigada.🇯🇵👍
Outstanding attention to details!😍😍
Thank you😆🍎👍
Outstanding video and presentation.
Thank you👍
Great video again! I was not brave enough yet to try camo lining without camo-putty 😄 What size needle do you use?
I use 0.2mm size. It's a Tamiya product. Thank you for your comment.
Nice work!
Thank you.✋
PS: Beautiful work!
Thank you😄
お疲れ様でした。いい仕上がりですね～。積載、むっちゃリアルです。
一度にフィギアー3体の塗装は結構大変でした。仕上がりはジャンクなフィギアー達もいるので100点満点とは行かないですが、とりあえずギリギリ合格点という事で・・・いつもコメントありがとうございます。🍰
Really amazing work!!
Thank you🍰🍎👍
Gran trabajo. Sólo quitaría las calcas de los cascos. Al final de la guerra ya no se ponían.
Gracias por tu comentario.🍺
What size needle you use in your air brush my friend top build great man you are truly talented guy 😮🏴greetings from wales 🏴
The airbrush size is 0.2mm. Thanks for your comment.🍺🍺🍺
You deserve every bit of respect 😁👍
Excelent work congratulations good Chanel
Thank you 👍
Amazing
🍎👍😄
Could you build the coliseum behind it like in the famous Brummbär reel.
Thank you for the interesting comment.🍺
Awesome mate
Thank you👍
I was kinda curious, is there any particular reason to remove all the tid bits in the beginning with the tweezers in the beginning? I cant see an obvious reason is there is, to my knowledge no to soil paint yet.
I'm sorry. I don't quite understand your question. But in videos it's my style. Thanks for your comment.🍰
Not really. Mainly just for the video.
めちゃくちゃ素晴らしい作品でした！感動しました！
最近プラモデを始めた初心者ですが、いくつかお伺いしたいことがあります。
１、2:33「チッピングのためのヘアースプレー」についてですが、こちらは普通に髪型をセットする時に使うものって合ってますでしょうか。これを代替するプラモデル専用のものはありますか。
２、9:01「...カラーモジュレーションを軽く掛けます」、こちらのカラーモジュレーションのメーカーや商品の名前を教えていただけますでしょうか。
色々聞いてしまい申し訳ありません！
よろしければ、ご回答お願いします！
1.普通の350円くらいの安いヘアーセット用のヘアースプレーです。プラモデル専用のものではAKインタラクティブ WORN EFFECTS（剥がれ表現液）と言うものがあります。検索してみてください、結構お高いです。
2.カラーモジュレーションはそれを適用する色、例えば緑としましょうか。緑に白やバフ（明るベージュ系の色）を混ぜて明るい緑を作り、それを使ってカラーモジュレーションをかけます。
人に聞くのは簡単ですが、自分で調べて研究しないと、おそらく全く身に付きません。でもコメント下さってありがとう。🍰
@@smc-2 ご丁寧に回答いただき、ありがとうございます！
確かにおっしゃる通りですね、、今後色々調べておきます！
That looks awesome 👌
Thank you🍎
Wow!
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Потрясно
Спасибо.👍
Great work
Thank you✋🍎👍
멋지고 최곱니다. 👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍
감사합니다.✋
IIRC - The german army didn't wear this uniform at the time the Burmmbar was in service.
Very detailed, great. Thank you for your comment.😄
@@smc-2 300 Spartans is right - helmets & uniforms fit more to era 39-42. I'm assuming your Brummbär is meant to represent 1944. In particular, you should remove the crests on the helmets. But the combat suits also looked different. Otherwise you did a really great job on the model. A real work of art and I congratulate you for it.
@@FalkFalkenstein It's impossible to modify the video anymore, but I would like to use your valuable opinions for future work creation. Thank you for your comment.✋🍎👍
great job, what color did you use for the miniatures? Helmet and uniform?
I mix and use colors with a ratio of 85% field gray (XF-65) + 15% buff (XF-57). Thank you for your comment.👍
thank you, very kind ... wonderful work, congratulations
you're welcome. I look forward to working with you.😄
ooh thanks, but i'm a novice, when i finish the work I'll show you the result, definitely not your level 😅
@@albertozagallo7105 It's a hobby world, so it's best to enjoy it casually, not the result. Well then.👍
It looks very cool 👍👍👍
Thank you🍰😄✋
How do you control your airbrush to the minimum air and paint flow after the oxide red surfacer on the dark grey?
I don't really understand the meaning of the question. I'm sorry.🍉🥝🫐
@@smc-2 Oh, I’m sorry. I mean how to make the airbrush less power of spray for small areas application? I never set or adjust pressure on air compressor. Do I need to do that? 😅
@@silvestersze9968 If you can adjust the pressure of the compressor, lower it. You can do detailed work with ease. If you can't adjust the pressure, you'll have to work carefully and slowly.🥝🍑🫐
@@smc-2 Okay, okay… let me try that. 👍🏻🙏🏻
Beautiful work my friend 👏 ❤. Are they also Tamiya figures?
The two figures are from Tamiya's kit [German Infantry Set (French Front)]. But in the end, the two have replaced their heads. The head used is also from Tamiya's kit [German Defense Force Tank Soldier Set].😅
Great video and nice model. But, is it realistic to put canvas on the engineroom air-ventilation openings? I am convinced that no german tank commander would allow this as it could start burning or even influence the efficiency of the engine below.
Well, it might be. Thank you for your comment.
Is the "zimmerit" factory molded into the model plastic?
It is an optional part of Tamiya and it is a specification to stick like a sticker.🍎
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I don’t really understand why you do your chipping and then hide it with camouflage finishing. Normally the wear of paint affects the finished tank when it come into action already camouflaged. Except this detail all is marvellous. Great job.
Since this is a plastic model, the chipping work will be done many times. Even if the base color is chipped and camouflage is applied over it, the traces of chipping will not be completely invisible. There are places where the traces of chipping can be seen through, giving a more complex look. Then, chipping is also applied over the camouflage. I believe that the subtle and delicate expression of the multiple layers of chipping will lead to a more complex and varied representation of the steel plate. Thank you for your comment.🍎
please video for painting of the german figures, please please,
i like your style painting figures
There are no plans at the moment, but the time may come for such a video someday. Thank you for your comment.🍎
Nice work. Put the tracks on the right way next time
Thank you for your comment.🍎🍎🍎
I like to use infinity a lot so I like the Germans a lot
I see, I'm glad you enjoyed it. Thank you for your comment.
Bello!!!!
Grazie.😄👍
Who's the music by very relaxing?
In the description column of each video, information about the music used in the video is written. Please take a look. Thanks for your comment.🍰