It is finally finished and hope u like the vid. Extended version is also available for all my patreons who supported the channel. Have a nice one :) Patreon: www.patreon.com/bayinwu dasboot: ruclips.net/video/WwN0gscOzIE/видео.html email: bayinwustudio@gmail.com
This one and the other tanks are amazing. Fantastic job. I do have a question. I noticed on the few videos I watched that you don't add battle damage. Is there a reason why you don't?
"A nice looking Tiger" is an understatement. That is a fantastic looking Tiger. The guy who's getting that is going to have one great looking conversation piece in his collection. Thank you for sharing all that with us.
Wow. What a superb Tiger. Probably the best I have ever seen. You are a wonderful artist. I just wish my hand was as steady as yours!!! Respect from Ireland.
Sublime work, Not only was the Tiger a work of art but I really appreciate the time and effort that goes into the production of your videos :) Thank you
Great job! It seems like you are using colors that are a wash at the beginning of this video for giving a fading effect to the paint. It gives me new ideas since I can't use a airbrush anymore. I can't get good results using the dot filter method. So I am experimenting with different techniques for fading paint. I am going to try a sort of blotting/stippling technique with a lighter shade of the base color or buff or light gray wash to get the results I am looking for. Experimenting is half the fun! You are very talented!😊
nice result. I read somewhere that the tanks, especially late models, had the tools put on before they got painted, so they would all have the camo painted over them. Might be worth looking into.
Absolutely amazing. You sir, are incredibly talented (and patient). If I tried to paint that model it would end up looking like a three year old’s finger painting.
I like how you showed the before and after.I have two different tanks I want to paint and been looking for tutorials although Im not as much of a detailer as this but was much help.
hi bayin, came across your web site, and youtube videos. a couple a days ago. wow. your models and painting techniques, are fantastic, when you do the chipping on your modelswith the hair spray. do you have to hair spray in between each layer of paint, or can you do two or three layers of paint, and when you dab with a wet brush the effect is the same. showing the different layers of paint, keep up the great work and videos.
This is a whole new level of wow factor! Use it in any movie and it looks real to the point you'll habe to second guess how many Tigers are there in running condition lol
Hi, I am a modeller from Ukraine, I like your work, I look with great pleasure in the process from beginning to end. I would like to see German technique in your performance in gray! Should we expect
I buy a middle prod tiger i from dragon models. I don't have so much money but I will try do the same details of weathering, oil, oxide and rusty effects. I have airbrush and a lot of paints.
Great job. To the question as which colour should be show under chipped off zimmerit, this can only be red in my opinion. Zimmerit started to be used in 1943. Since it was generally factory applied it was done before the factory applied colour, so on the base or primer colour. This was red. Also, in 1943 the default factory applied colour switched from grey to dunkelgelb (darkyellow). So the colour under the zimmerit can never ever be grey. Finally, since the tiger went into production in 1942, an early production tiger can never have zimmerit. Think of tiger 131 of the Bovington museum. Also seen in the movie Fury.
The original undercoat would probably have been red lead oxide, which is a sort of darkish ox-blood red. It’s perhaps also an accurate base coat for chipping unless you want rust colours.
That's a stunning paint and weathering job , but the fenders and all the rest are showing no damage at all . I know it's artistic licence but would one of these tanks have been been operational that long to be that weathered ?
Great work Bayin. Have you thought of using a silicone brush and graphite powder for those final metallic sheen highlights, I find it easier than than pencil or graphite stick.
Amazing model, love the stains on the wheels! When you are applying the pigments, do you use rubbing alcohol in the eye dropper or something else? Also what brand of pigments do you use?
I used cumin, cinnamon and powdered ginger mixed with a bit of varnish and PVA glue to make mud clumps on track and underside. The model is average i suppose but smells real good :)
Wow wow wow !! Stunning , simp!y stunning !! Really well done Bay !! Excellent work !! Can I ask do you ever use a gloss, flat , satin coat anywhere during your process. I'm just asking a few guys as I'm trying to decide whether to cut down on the amount of times I use a protective coat etc !!! Hope your well buddy ?
When drawing the random patterns on the camo, how do you pick the colors of the acrylics and oils you use? I can sort of guess the acrylics, but the oil colors, no idea
Hi, I am a modeller from Ukraine, I like your work, I look with great pleasure in the process from beginning to end. I would like to see German technique in your performance in gray! Should we expect such work?
It is finally finished and hope u like the vid. Extended version is also available for all my patreons who supported the channel.
Have a nice one :)
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This one and the other tanks are amazing. Fantastic job. I do have a question. I noticed on the few videos I watched that you don't add battle damage. Is there a reason why you don't?
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Bayin Wu Studio amazing video. Please what is the name of the song you use at 7:37 ?
Are you still making videos now?
"A nice looking Tiger" is an understatement. That is a fantastic looking Tiger. The guy who's getting that is going to have one great looking conversation piece in his collection. Thank you for sharing all that with us.
Your attention to detail and weathering is just awesome! Your are very talented! Great job on the Tiger!
This is the most realistic Tiger 1 I've ever seen
You earned a sub
Wow. What a superb Tiger. Probably the best I have ever seen. You are a wonderful artist. I just wish my hand was as steady as yours!!! Respect from Ireland.
You are a very skilled man sir 10 out of 10
Thanks Bayin, the tiger is pure inspirational work to refer to.
That’s the best tiger model I’ve ever seen award winning 👍
This is so well produced and relaxing to watch that I cant wait to see more .
its people like you that makes me love this hobby and to keep working hard to do amazing work like your self.
Superb skills, and a fantastic example of the fashion for 'artistic' as opposed to 'realistic' weathering.
Beautiful looking Tiger. Really enjoyed watching these videos👍
Sublime work, Not only was the Tiger a work of art but I really appreciate the time and effort that goes into the production of your videos :) Thank you
The amount of detail in this video is superb!
Those are some serious skills and talents right there. You really deserve more likes and subscribers.
Great job! It seems like you are using colors that are a wash at the beginning of this video for giving a fading effect to the paint. It gives me new ideas since I can't use a airbrush anymore. I can't get good results using the dot filter method. So I am experimenting with different techniques for fading paint. I am going to try a sort of blotting/stippling technique with a lighter shade of the base color or buff or light gray wash to get the results I am looking for. Experimenting is half the fun! You are very talented!😊
You are incredible. My inspiration is to one day be as good as you Bayin. Thnx for the tutorial
Your builds are very good, but I thought you should know german afv tools wernt that colour they should be blued metal..
nice result. I read somewhere that the tanks, especially late models, had the tools put on before they got painted, so they would all have the camo painted over them. Might be worth looking into.
That tiger came out so awesome looking!
you are a huge inspiration for me, love your work keep it up
bro how do u only have 36k u are amazing at what u do and the quality on the vids are so good i wish u all the best
Outstanding work Bayin, excellent weathering job, you make my day,
Beautiful! Good video and nice tips and tricks! Got really inspired by this and I am really looking forward to build and paint my tiger now!
Absolutely amazing. You sir, are incredibly talented (and patient). If I tried to paint that model it would end up looking like a three year old’s finger painting.
what an impressive detail and weathering luv it
Simply awesome, Doing a tri-color Panther right now. Perfect timing ! Going to try some of these tips later today.
Beautiful work! You are an incredible artist!!
This is the first time I saw your video.Amazing！Remarkable！
It's taken 3 years for RUclips to recommend some quality content...
This video was uploaded in 2019...
You sir are a Master of this Hobby! Keep up the video tutorials, they are very instructive and a credit to your art. ~MAC
I like how you showed the before and after.I have two different tanks I want to paint and been looking for tutorials although Im not as much of a detailer as this but was much help.
Another level ....superior i mean, thank for sharing part of your work.
I request a Messerschmidt BF110 or Heinkel 111 😍 Nice Skills want to see more
Amazing job and perfect quality video. Thanks for sharing and keep up the good work!
hi bayin, came across your web site, and youtube videos. a couple a days ago. wow. your models and painting techniques, are fantastic, when you do the chipping on your modelswith the hair spray. do you have to hair spray in between each layer of paint, or can you do two or three layers of paint, and when you dab with a wet brush the effect is the same. showing the different layers of paint, keep up the great work and videos.
Excellent work. Well presented. Nicely edited.
Amazing work mate. I have an Academy Tiger I in my to-do list. The video gave me quite a ton of ideas on how to do the weathering.
This is a whole new level of wow factor! Use it in any movie and it looks real to the point you'll habe to second guess how many Tigers are there in running condition lol
What an awesome job.Beautiful.
Müthiş bir sanat eseri daha. Adamım yolla gelsin, daha fazla bekletme bizi.
Hi maestro...excellent. When Zimmerit goes off, it should be red. Zimmerit was applied after the tank was painted with red oxide primer.
Hi, I am a modeller from Ukraine, I like your work, I look with great pleasure in the process from beginning to end. I would like to see German technique in your performance in gray! Should we expect
Wu please more videos like this.
This tank looks EPIC
Amazing work Bayin MASTERPIECE!!!!
lovely, thanks for sharing your detailed work
He’s really good.
Wow 🤘🏻👍🏻Amazing nice Tiger 1 👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻
looks like you could just hop in and ride it into battle, great work
Nice work mate looks good as always till next time have a good one mate
Excellent model and videography!
very beautiful work
Really cool result and interesting video!
Superb work 👍
I buy a middle prod tiger i from dragon models. I don't have so much money but I will try do the same details of weathering, oil, oxide and rusty effects. I have airbrush and a lot of paints.
Congratulations you have a new subscriber very nice video
Great video!
巴银 威武！ 这审美和画工不是一般的牛！
Incredible work, looks absolutely stunning. Nice job mate! 👍
I have just subscribed you now. I thought I was good at art and so but holy sh**t you are amazing... Keep up the grate work man...
Let's hope he might return if he feels like it
Outstanding work...Keep it up!
Awesome details, love the weathering job, looks so real!
Brilliant detail
Flat-out Mastery - thanks for excellent stuff!
Congrats you got a new subscriber
AMAZING!!! Respect from BELARUS!!!
Beautiful work sir! Well done!👍👍👍😁
Very very good loved it
Wow, outstanding and impressive work! You got a new subscriber! Keep up the great work, man!
Great job. To the question as which colour should be show under chipped off zimmerit, this can only be red in my opinion. Zimmerit started to be used in 1943. Since it was generally factory applied it was done before the factory applied colour, so on the base or primer colour. This was red. Also, in 1943 the default factory applied colour switched from grey to dunkelgelb (darkyellow). So the colour under the zimmerit can never ever be grey. Finally, since the tiger went into production in 1942, an early production tiger can never have zimmerit. Think of tiger 131 of the Bovington museum. Also seen in the movie Fury.
Amazing work !!! Really Really Nice !!!
The original undercoat would probably have been red lead oxide, which is a sort of darkish ox-blood red. It’s perhaps also an accurate base coat for chipping unless you want rust colours.
Outstanding. What I'd give to spend a day with you learning this
Very underrated channel
My hats off to you love your work
That's a stunning paint and weathering job , but the fenders and all the rest are showing no damage at all . I know it's artistic licence but would one of these tanks have been been operational that long to be that weathered ?
Great work Bayin. Have you thought of using a silicone brush and graphite powder for those final metallic sheen highlights, I find it easier than than pencil or graphite stick.
Amazing job!!!
Instant Sub from me, dont know how I hadn't stumbled across you before.
Amazing model, love the stains on the wheels! When you are applying the pigments, do you use rubbing alcohol in the eye dropper or something else? Also what brand of pigments do you use?
I used cumin, cinnamon and powdered ginger mixed with a bit of varnish and PVA glue to make mud clumps on track and underside. The model is average i suppose but smells real good :)
Muito obrigado pela partilha. Ansiosamente à espera do próximo vídeo.....;)
Omg...such an amazing work! Greetings from Ukraine
The workmanship is absolutely fantastic! But the colors are probably not realistic?
Wow wow wow !! Stunning , simp!y stunning !! Really well done Bay !! Excellent work !! Can I ask do you ever use a gloss, flat , satin coat anywhere during your process. I'm just asking a few guys as I'm trying to decide whether to cut down on the amount of times I use a protective coat etc !!! Hope your well buddy ?
Mottys Military Models I rarely use any varnish for these weathering processes
Part 2 is also great 👌
Well done!
Great tutorial, many thanks!
Well done! 👍🏼
when you weathering the colors of the camouflage with acrylic paints and oils what should be the surface? gloss,semi gloss matt semi matt?
When drawing the random patterns on the camo, how do you pick the colors of the acrylics and oils you use? I can sort of guess the acrylics, but the oil colors, no idea
Can you show me tips for interior tank?
Absolutely amazing job - love these videos. What Satin Varnish do you use?
Is the pigment's sufficiently fixed with just acrylic thinner?
Perfect work!Great tutorial Thx!
That was very intresting i hope i will be as good
Hi, I am a modeller from Ukraine, I like your work, I look with great pleasure in the process from beginning to end. I would like to see German technique in your performance in gray! Should we expect such work?
It's good. Your process is very foreign to me, but the results are great.
what colors did you use (tamiya or somethink else) and what did you use for wethering
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