Nice modelling work. I just finished a 1/48 Sturmtiger that has no interior. I just started a Hobby Boss T34/76, the tank has a good detailed interior. Your video will help me with some of the detailed weathering etc.
I bought the t-34-85 with full interior from hobbyboss in 1/48 and i have to say that building a full interior kit is really fun great job man and nice paint and wether effects nicely done keep up the good work
I just took delivery of this exact same model and since I fucked up the paint job in the previous tank, I think I'll follow this video where possible. Very valuable, thanks!
Thanks for the video, I got this kit for Christmas, also have the friulmodel tracks and I opted for a mini-art engine. Very interested to follow along. I've run into a couple of challenges so am looking forward to seeing how you handled them.
Great build, but I've never heard of the make before , will have to look them up .The engine detail is a credit to you alone . Agree about changing the tracks, I always do that if possible . Have subscribed to the channel .Thanks for posting .John .
Great work and thanks for sharing! May I know why can you spray enamel engine grime on top of acrylic chipping fluid? I thought only acrylic on the top would react with acrylic chipping fluid?
Hello to everyone, I wanted to clarify one comment of my video. In 6:42 I wrote about the life in T34 tanks during the war, in any case this comment wanted to be disrepectful with Russian people. Iwant beg you sorry if someone has felt offended or angry by that...I'm admirer of russian culture and I strongly belive in the awesome courage of Russian soldiers during the IIWW and also in the huge suffering of Russian civilian in the war...Please, don't decontextualize my comment. Thank you!
Dirtyd23 I tried Tamiya hull red and I think it’s a little too dark So I found this mix from Panzermiester36 and I like it much better 50% XF-7 - 50% XF- 68 nato brown
Thanks - look forward to your next video of this build. I have this model in my stash and thinking of starting it next. It's actually the 1942-43 model that I have.
Great!, thank you. I'm a bit delayed with my kit because I didn't works so much on it in Christmas but I think I will upload my video in January...is your kit from AFV too?
ok, my kit is 35143, Ding Hao version with extra armour...But the mould is so similar (almost equal) to your kit. I think it's a very good kit I only had some problems related with Engine fit (specially when I was fitting the upper side hull that cover the engine compartment).
The average life of a soviet tank in service was between two weeks and two months. You show some great skills but you are depicting how the interior would look after years of use not months.
Thank you Steve for your comment. I really like know different opinions. I disagree with you, I think that extremly hard combat life conditions made so weather effects in few months.
As I wrote in other coment: What I wanted to show in my kit is the extremely life condition inside a T34 along the IIWW. The tank was an unconfortable place, dirt, so often in combat it was full of smoke, rest of meal and, if the situation outside was really so dangerous, crew could even do a pee inside the tank (I already know that they were not always using the tank as a toilet). I wanted to highlight the awesome life of T34 crew during the war and it is my small tribute to these soldiers. If it was a bit cleaner or with less schratches on the walls or not...It's not the most important thing for me.
Well, they didn't actually use their tank as a toilet. The fact that they frequently lived in the tank doesn't mean they couldn't go outside to do something apart from "living in tank". After all, why would you do this in your main battle instrument? I don't know where you got this information from but this is totally bizarre. Crews preferred to sleep on the engine compartment because it was warm there, in winter time they dig a pit under the tank, got fire and covered all gaps with canvass so it remained warm in there untill the very morning. Great paintjob btw :)
Hello Artur, thanks for your comment. I think that you don’t understand what I mean What I wanted to show in my kit is the extremely life condition inside a T34 along the IIWW. The tank was an unconfortable place, dirt, so often in combat it was full of smoke, rest of meal and, if the situation outside was really so dangerous, crew could even do a pee inside the tank (I already know that they were not always using the tank as a toilet). I wanted to highlight the awesome life of T34 crew during the war and it is my small tribute to these soldiers.
Did the Russians really use red oxide as a primer? Did they even prime their tanks given the speed at which they were churned out? Seems to be becoming the default for every single tank now regardless of country of origin, even seen people do it for Anglo-American AFV’s which is just not accurate at all.
Just for fun and because it was a good challenge too. To be honest, so often, I don’t waste my time in not visibles parts but this time I enjoyed a lot with the process
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Nice modelling work. I just finished a 1/48 Sturmtiger that has no interior. I just started a Hobby Boss T34/76, the tank has a good detailed interior. Your video will help me with some of the detailed weathering etc.
Mr Detail! Tanks with interiors just rock.
One of the best tutorial EVER !!! Thank you so much for sharing your experience.
Glad it was helpful!
I bought the t-34-85 with full interior from hobbyboss in 1/48 and i have to say that building a full interior kit is really fun great job man and nice paint and wether effects nicely done keep up the good work
Thank you mate!
I just took delivery of this exact same model and since I fucked up the paint job in the previous tank, I think I'll follow this video where possible. Very valuable, thanks!
Man you got skills, patience and talent , respect
Thank you so much Alex!
Fantastic work dude love the way your hands work so smoothly!
Hahahaha!!!, thank you mate!!, you are my inspiration as you know 😀
That is a excellent build so far, I look forward to see the rest of the build soon, you have yourself another subscrber, best regards from Australia
Thanks for the video, I got this kit for Christmas, also have the friulmodel tracks and I opted for a mini-art engine. Very interested to follow along. I've run into a couple of challenges so am looking forward to seeing how you handled them.
Great build, but I've never heard of the make before , will have to look them up .The engine detail is a credit to you alone . Agree about changing the tracks, I always do that if possible . Have subscribed to the channel .Thanks for posting .John .
thanks to you for your comment!
Superb work, fine attention to details
Thank you so much blacklupos!...This week I will post second part with tank finished, I hope you enjoy it too :)
@@TurbineModels Definitely!
Great job sir! Great skills....keep em coming. I learnt alot watching this....
Thank you again
Absolutely marvelous! Keep up the good work m8
Great work and thanks for sharing! May I know why can you spray enamel engine grime on top of acrylic chipping fluid? I thought only acrylic on the top would react with acrylic chipping fluid?
Cool 👍. Thank you for showing
Thank you mate!
You are tough guy. I don't have enough patience even to watch it without rewinding.
hahahaha
Muy buen trabajo..Muchas gracias por compartir...Tks..Great Job...!
Muchas gracias Fenando!
This is fantastically good.
Thank you so much!
What a joy to watch well done !
thank you so much!
Hello to everyone, I wanted to clarify one comment of my video. In 6:42 I wrote about the life in T34 tanks during the war, in any case this comment wanted to be disrepectful with Russian people. Iwant beg you sorry if someone has felt offended or angry by that...I'm admirer of russian culture and I strongly belive in the awesome courage of Russian soldiers during the IIWW and also in the huge suffering of Russian civilian in the war...Please, don't decontextualize my comment. Thank you!
Awesome job great job on the weathering If I may ask what color did you use for the red oxide in the engine Compartment
thank you mate!. I used my own color mixing 75% red brown (Tamiya XF-64) + 25% of Schwarzbraun (Hobby color H462)
Please post more videos
Dirtyd23
I tried Tamiya hull red and I think it’s a little too dark So I found this mix from Panzermiester36 and I like it much better 50% XF-7 - 50% XF- 68 nato brown
A very cool model build
Thank you!
awesome
Merry Chrysler
Просто ...охринено ..супер ...
Very good!
Thank you so much!!
Great show man!
Do you a T34 in the yard?
thank you so much Tony!...hahaha, I would like to get one :D. It would be so funny driving my T34 to my job every morning
Amazing job
Thank you!!
May i ask, after you put chipping fluid and Engine Grime, how long did you wait before scrub it with water ?
Hi!, not so much, with 2 or 3 minutes should be enough
I'm buying the same one and if may I ask
Do turret rotates?
Do you matt or gloss varnish before applying wash?
Hi Chris, I apply semi gloss varnish before washes (Tamiya X-35)
Thanks - look forward to your next video of this build. I have this model in my stash and thinking of starting it next. It's actually the 1942-43 model that I have.
Great!, thank you. I'm a bit delayed with my kit because I didn't works so much on it in Christmas but I think I will upload my video in January...is your kit from AFV too?
Yes - Model No 35144
ok, my kit is 35143, Ding Hao version with extra armour...But the mould is so similar (almost equal) to your kit. I think it's a very good kit I only had some problems related with Engine fit (specially when I was fitting the upper side hull that cover the engine compartment).
The average life of a soviet tank in service was between two weeks and two months. You show some great skills but you are depicting how the interior would look after years of use not months.
Thank you Steve for your comment. I really like know different opinions.
I disagree with you, I think that extremly hard combat life conditions made so weather effects in few months.
@@TurbineModels not even true
As I wrote in other coment:
What I wanted to show in my kit is the extremely life condition inside a T34 along the IIWW. The tank was an unconfortable place, dirt, so often in combat it was full of smoke, rest of meal and, if the situation outside was really so dangerous, crew could even do a pee inside the tank (I already know that they were not always using the tank as a toilet). I wanted to highlight the awesome life of T34 crew during the war and it is my small tribute to these soldiers.
If it was a bit cleaner or with less schratches on the walls or not...It's not the most important thing for me.
Is this a rebox of the AFV Club kit?
Yes, it is. The mould is exactly the same
Well, they didn't actually use their tank as a toilet. The fact that they frequently lived in the tank doesn't mean they couldn't go outside to do something apart from "living in tank". After all, why would you do this in your main battle instrument? I don't know where you got this information from but this is totally bizarre. Crews preferred to sleep on the engine compartment because it was warm there, in winter time they dig a pit under the tank, got fire and covered all gaps with canvass so it remained warm in there untill the very morning.
Great paintjob btw :)
Hello Artur, thanks for your comment. I think that you don’t understand what I mean
What I wanted to show in my kit is the extremely life condition inside a T34 along the IIWW. The tank was an unconfortable place, dirt, so often in combat it was full of smoke, rest of meal and, if the situation outside was really so dangerous, crew could even do a pee inside the tank (I already know that they were not always using the tank as a toilet).
I wanted to highlight the awesome life of T34 crew during the war and it is my small tribute to these soldiers.
@@TurbineModels If they went through the emotional realisation that they were facing a Mark VI Tiger the inside was ok to go for a crap ;)
buffff...I can't imagine this feeling
Is the kit a rebox of AFV Club or is it new tooling?
It includes new parts (extra armour in resin). www.scalemates.com/kits/ding-hao-hobby-dh96009-t-34-76-model-1942-and-applique-armor--951462
Is this AFV club?
Scale is 1/35.
Yes. 1/35
Did the Russians really use red oxide as a primer? Did they even prime their tanks given the speed at which they were churned out? Seems to be becoming the default for every single tank now regardless of country of origin, even seen people do it for Anglo-American AFV’s which is just not accurate at all.
Друг, оставь так танк. 👍👍👍👍👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻
thank you so much!
@@TurbineModels 😊
Best medium tank
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I waste 24:29 only for interior? OMG really?? Good work, but why didn't u show whole tank? 🤔
hahaha, thank you Kristijan! You can watch the second part of this job in my channel 😀
Dud you read the title?
Yeahhhhh i did.
When's the next video?
Today! :). Sorry chris, i had a crazy amount of work and I haven't so much time to build my models or publish new videos but I hope improve this soon.
do IS-7
very interesting (and impresive) Cold War tank...It could be a possibilty for the future :). Thank you!
Do you know what is totally frustrating? Finally you cannot see any of your excellent painting skills inthe interior.
whats the point of making a detailed interior just for it to be covered up
Just for fun and because it was a good challenge too. To be honest, so often, I don’t waste my time in not visibles parts but this time I enjoyed a lot with the process