How to Chip Scale Models | Weathering Tutorial | Tamiya Pak 36
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- Опубликовано: 28 июл 2024
- In this video, we'll check out Tamiya's classic 3.7cm Pak 36 kit & do a little chipping tutorial! If you're looking to improve your scale model chipping & weathering techniques - or if you're just looking for a little small-scale anti-tank action, you're in the right place!
The Pak 36, originally developed in 1934 by Rheinmetall, was the primary weapon of Wehrmacht Panzerjager units until it was phased out by the larger Pak 40 in 1942. The weapon saw service in nearly every theater of operation & still be found all around the world as a staple artifact in the collection of many WWII museums.
Jokingly referred to as the "Heeresanklopfgerät," or "Army Door Knocking Device" by its crews, this plucky little artillery piece served through to the final days of WWII despite it's relative obsolescence in the face of bigger & more heavily-armored allied tanks.
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00:00 Intro
00:36 Historical Context
02:27 Painting & Chipping
07:20 Weathering 
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It's excellent tutorial. All processes are clearly shown. Also, it must be helpful to do. Thanks for sharing.
Thank you very much! I really appreciate it - and thank you for watching! 👍
Always liked that gun. Built a little vignette YEARS ago out of one of those. Great job. 👍
Thank you! And it's definitely an iconic piece of equipment 👍
You provide a very nice tutorial for someone who is new to the hobby and airbrushing. Keep up the good work.
Thank you very much - I appreciate it! Thanks for watching 👍
Built most of the Pak 40 today.
Was great to find this video.
Helpful as always.
Awesome! Enjoy - that's a great one, too 👍
Outstanding work as always, my friend. Thank you for sharing and looking forward to a diorama.
Thanks so much! I appreciate it - thanks for watching! 👍
Great tutorial, very clearly explained. Thank you.
Thanks so much - glad to hear it was helpful! Thank you for watching 👍
As usual, a very nicely edited video that provides a lot of content. Just finished my 2nd watching and took notes this time! I appreciate you combining the chipping with weathering, as it was confusing for me to understand the steps. I've got it now and am going to try it out on my current build (tamiya m8 howitzer). Thank you!
Thanks for watching - I'm glad to hear it was helpful!
Great narration. Good distinct voice. Enjoy your videos. I was into modeling back in early 80’s. Now I’m tutoring my 15 year old grandson. Amazing what he can learn about history through modeling
Thank you very much! And that's great - hope he's enjoying building with you 👍
Great job! Thanks. Well organized, topical, informative and enjoyable. Loved the five first models video. Churchill in box is sitting on workbench now. Be well.
Ah thanks! I appreciate it! Happy building 👍🍻
Awesome video Hank I learned so much
I'm so glad to hear it - thanks!
Outstanding job !!!!
Thank you! I appreciate it! 👍
Thanks Hank - a very useful video.
Thanks so much! Glad it was helpful - cheers! 👍🍻
Outstanding explanation! So many other videos miss the mark. I'm going to have to try this in on an M88a1G I'm getting ready to start painting.
Thank you very much - glad to hear it! Happy Building 👍
Great information!
Thank you! I appreciate it! 👍
Wow. So cool.
Thanks very much! 👍
Thank you!
Amazing
Thank you!! 👍
Also consider what primer would have been used at the factory before application of the dunkelgelb - adds more time, but a layer of that over the aluminum and before the dunkelgelb would add even more. But that might be better suited to manually putting in chips (a la Night Shift)
Good shit man
Thank you!
Thank you 🪖🦾😎
Thanks for watching!
Nice vid. The few times I've tried hairspray chipping I haven't had much luck, But I'll try again following your steps. FYI, Vallejo makes a basic Model Color called Black-Gray that looks great on tires that have been in the field for a while. Tamiya also makes a Rubber Black that looks great for newer tires. JMHO but straight black tires just don't quite look right.
Thanks for the recommendations! I'll have to check those out 👍
Its the little gun that could lol I do like the Pak36 its so iconic though I wouldn't fancy my chances taking on KV with this little guy lol
Great tutorial too by the way :)
Haha for sure! Not an enviable position to be in against those big beasts. Thanks man! 👍
Looks great! I might be wrong, but I think the dunkelgelb would have been sprayed over the dunkelgrau irl, because it's a later war color. I would also try ammo wash for dark yellow, I think it looks a lot less stark and a lot more natural over that camouflage.
You're correct! I was kind of figuring out what I wanted to do as I went along here, but you're right that the grau would have been the original base. And thanks for the tip on the ammo wash! 👍
I hope you do figure painting. So enjoying watching this tutorial.
Thank you - glad to hear it! I have a few figure painting tutorials on my channel, including two for 1/48 figures & one for 1/35 figures (at the time of posting) if you want to check them out, too. Thanks for watching! 👍
@@SpruesNBrews me lack of understand how to paint figure. I did watch on what you did at Tamiya Wehrmacht Infantry Basic set. I really hate the flesh part.
That's a great piece, does the kit come with crew figures ?
Thank you! And yes it does - I'm planning on painting them up for a little diorama sometime soon 👍
Thanks for the tutorial Hank! New to your content and new to airbrushing as well! Can I ask what ratio of thinner you typically run when spraying the acrylics you show in the video? I'm trying to get my pressures and ratios right... seems I've dove deep into a rabbit hole haha.
Sure thing - thanks for watching! I usually airbrush AMMO Mig paints that are specifically mixed for airbrushing, so you can spray them right out of the bottle. I also generally am spraying at 22psi 👍
@@SpruesNBrews ah fantastic, thanks you!
Great tutorial on chipping, but I was wondering after your chipping of the dark yellow layer, do you need to add another hairspray layer before you add the green camo? Also is it do you need to protect bottom base layers like the aluminum before you add the hairspray layer?
Thanks! So essentially once you're done with a particular layer - if you're happy with the current chipping effect - you need to add a protective varnish & then another hairspray coat (if you want to continue with subsequent chips). Otherwise, if you were to spray the green over your yellow chips without a protective coat, any subsequent chips would just take off even more of the yellow (as well as the green). I hope that makes sense!
WARNING to anyone new like my self you NEED to the the layers dry before chipping I made this really nice Sherman only for it to get ruined with the water and the paint I didn’t find out till later that you NEED to let every layer dry or a long time around 1-2 hours in in a rush but best to leave over night
So maybe this is a dumb question… what’s the advantage of decanting the hairspray into the airbrush versus just misting it out of the can? Love your channel by the way.
Thank you very much! And good question - spraying out of the airbrush provides a lot more control & a more consistent stream of hairspray than through the built-in nozzle. I've tried going straight from the can, but it gets a little lumpy 👍
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Good tutorial. On a side note, screw these 1/16 STuG III kits from Das Werk- I want 1/16 artillery kits! I mean we're getting 1/35 and 1/72 battleship turrets from Takom so why not?
Yes! I like that idea!
I'm sure they'll pop up eventually! Thanks for watching 👍
Can this be done with tamiya acrylics?
Definitely!
Haven't had a can of hair spray here since the 90s but that's about to change lol
Haha one reason to pick some up! 👍