What an incredible recreation of history, tremendous detailing from the 3D printing, down to the birds, especially the poppies which are very appropriate, and remarkable painting of the ambulance. The painting of the figures so real. I always enjoy your videos, but this is definitely one my favorites as I'm sure all you subscribers might agree Thanks for sharing, Cheers from the colonies.
Wow, what a masterpiece! 🏆🏅🥇 I hope that you enter it in several contests, as it will surely win a lot of awards. Edit: you have a great voice for narration, you should check into doing some audiobook work.
Interesting kit and very good build and diorama concept. Maybe some more dirt, especialy on the wehicle, wold be a good idea? Great video I`ve watched with pleasure. Congrats.
Some Great Tips for Figures. Thank you. I am never happy with my Attempts, and if you think your work look Average. You need to see some of mine. And after you recover from Laughing. You won't be so hard on yourself. Love the fact you can 3D print yours, that is just Brilliant..! Your Right there are very few Injured Troop kits about..! The Bus is Just Amazing. It looks like you could just Hobble on in..! Impressive work Sir..! All Round Impressive. Thanks for Sharing some great tips..! Cheers All. Kim in Oz. 😎
Thanks Kim - much appreciated. 3D printing figures really is great and I have another source of very high quality figures that I will be printing soon :)
You mentioned Night Shift’s skill at painting figures. If you go back in his catalog about a year and a half or so, when he finally broke down and decided to try doing figures, you’ll find him being far less confident in his ability and far more critical of his results than you. But like you he didn’t quit despite nearly none of his armor painting skills being applicable to figures. Hence considering your current casual facility at painting… let’s say inorganic subjects, I see no reason you won’t be progressively happier with your results as time passes. I don’t know if it matters to you, but the best figure I ever painted was the pilot figure for the early 1980s X-Wing. All I had to work with was Testor’s enamels, meaning I had to mix up shades as I went along, coincidentally using a wet on wet technique for the face and hands. By today’s modeling standards it was the equivalent of a third grader’s crayon drawing but if I had not quit modeling at that time I have no doubt that the incredible range of products available today would drastically improve my results too. I like the diorama for its “island of quiet” feeling. No one is at combat alert, shells aren’t falling and the enemy is clearly well out of sight. Only thing that trips me up is, how are they going to get those stretchers on the bus? I suppose making the diorama big enough for both the bus and ambulance would have been a bit much though.
Thanks Mark. Yes, you're completely right. I've followed Night Shift since almost the beginning and it is all about learning. Re the stretchers - I think the issue is partly scale - the bus interior is slightly small and the stretchers are definitely a bit over scale. But I also left the one stretcher on the ground to suggest maybe casualties were being collected here ready for another vehicle :)
Been waiting on this one!! I love anything WW1!!👍🏻👍🏻 When painting the faces, the ones that didnt blend, just go back over with a glaze of the base coat, this will tone it down and blend the colour variation underneath 👍🏻👍🏻 also try giving the figures a light dry brush at the end and a coat of vms matt will blend it all together and completely change the look. Great job tho, im currently working on a british ww1 mark.1 tank, im going to recreate the display from bovington of that very tank.
That sir was a absolutely outstanding build and paint and weathering finish, the base really addec to the effect of the scene, congratulations on a job very well done, best regards from a Kiwi living in Australia 👌👍👌👍👌👍
He has wandered off while the ambulance loads up :) I did consider putting one of the figures from the top deck (the one without obvious wounds) as the driver, but decided against it.
Hi Stu, Great work and the detail is superb. The figures add quite a story. Very evocative. It looks like the whole thing could use a dusting no?. Thanks for a fine image. Mikey V.
Amazing attention to details, just superb!!
Thank you Phil!
Great work really like the ambulance
Thanks mate
@@ModelNerd You're welcome and great diarrhea
Stu, that turned out great, loved the build and the final result, fantastic.
Thanks John
Simply superb, thank you for sharing 👍
Thank you very much Gary
What an incredible recreation of history, tremendous detailing from the 3D printing, down to the birds, especially the poppies which are very appropriate, and remarkable painting of the ambulance. The painting of the figures so real. I always enjoy your videos, but this is definitely one my favorites as I'm sure all you subscribers might agree Thanks for sharing, Cheers from the colonies.
Thank you - I'm really glad you like it. I spent a lot of time on this one but I think it came out well :)
Wow, what a masterpiece!
🏆🏅🥇
I hope that you enter it in several contests, as it will surely win a lot of awards.
Edit: you have a great voice for narration, you should check into doing some audiobook work.
Thank you mate. I've never entered anything in a competition before! :)
Interesting kit and very good build and diorama concept. Maybe some more dirt, especialy on the wehicle, wold be a good idea? Great video I`ve watched with pleasure. Congrats.
Thanks mate. Yeah the mud is an area I'd like to improve a bit.
Looked Really good 👍. Painting figures is really off putting . One of the hardest things I think. We'll done . Look forward to your next vid .
Thank you. Yes, it's really tricky - and if it looks wrong, it looks so obviously wrong because we all know what people should look like!
With your skills you need more detailed figures.
Fantastic job!
Thanks!
So well done! Your attention to the little details is amazing. Well done!
Thank you very much!
Hello my dear friend!
Great creation for the pleasure of my eyes!
So particular and interesting.
Don't forget about me.
I'm your new fan.
Ciao.😊
Thank you!
@@ModelNerd 😃
Olá amigo, curto muito seus!! Gostaria de saber onde baixar esse arquivo pata impressão 3d?? Desde já muito obrigado amigo!!
Obrigado! O URL esta na descrição :)
@@ModelNerd valeu amigão
Absolutely stunning work, really enjoyed watching this, thank you for telling us how you did this too , wonderful 👍👍
Thank you so much - I'm glad you enjoyed it
I love the look of this vehicle. It has such a beautiful shape
Me too!
Very nice…who’s driving the bus?
The driver has nipped off briefly for a "comfort break" :)
Well done bro
Thanks man
great work!!! 👏
Thanks - much appreciated
Some Great Tips for Figures. Thank you. I am never happy with my Attempts, and if you think your work look Average. You need to see some of mine.
And after you recover from Laughing. You won't be so hard on yourself.
Love the fact you can 3D print yours, that is just Brilliant..!
Your Right there are very few Injured Troop kits about..!
The Bus is Just Amazing. It looks like you could just Hobble on in..!
Impressive work Sir..! All Round Impressive.
Thanks for Sharing some great tips..!
Cheers All. Kim in Oz. 😎
Thanks Kim - much appreciated. 3D printing figures really is great and I have another source of very high quality figures that I will be printing soon :)
Absolutely magnificent
Thanks!
You mentioned Night Shift’s skill at painting figures. If you go back in his catalog about a year and a half or so, when he finally broke down and decided to try doing figures, you’ll find him being far less confident in his ability and far more critical of his results than you.
But like you he didn’t quit despite nearly none of his armor painting skills being applicable to figures. Hence considering your current casual facility at painting… let’s say inorganic subjects, I see no reason you won’t be progressively happier with your results as time passes.
I don’t know if it matters to you, but the best figure I ever painted was the pilot figure for the early 1980s X-Wing. All I had to work with was Testor’s enamels, meaning I had to mix up shades as I went along, coincidentally using a wet on wet technique for the face and hands. By today’s modeling standards it was the equivalent of a third grader’s crayon drawing but if I had not quit modeling at that time I have no doubt that the incredible range of products available today would drastically improve my results too.
I like the diorama for its “island of quiet” feeling. No one is at combat alert, shells aren’t falling and the enemy is clearly well out of sight. Only thing that trips me up is, how are they going to get those stretchers on the bus? I suppose making the diorama big enough for both the bus and ambulance would have been a bit much though.
Thanks Mark. Yes, you're completely right. I've followed Night Shift since almost the beginning and it is all about learning.
Re the stretchers - I think the issue is partly scale - the bus interior is slightly small and the stretchers are definitely a bit over scale. But I also left the one stretcher on the ground to suggest maybe casualties were being collected here ready for another vehicle :)
🤝👍
Thanks
Been waiting on this one!! I love anything WW1!!👍🏻👍🏻
When painting the faces, the ones that didnt blend, just go back over with a glaze of the base coat, this will tone it down and blend the colour variation underneath 👍🏻👍🏻 also try giving the figures a light dry brush at the end and a coat of vms matt will blend it all together and completely change the look.
Great job tho, im currently working on a british ww1 mark.1 tank, im going to recreate the display from bovington of that very tank.
Thanks - I will try that next time for sure. Have fun with the Mark I!
Fantastic job. Well done.
Thank you!
That sir was a absolutely outstanding build and paint and weathering finish, the base really addec to the effect of the scene, congratulations on a job very well done, best regards from a Kiwi living in Australia 👌👍👌👍👌👍
Thanks - I'm glad you enjoyed it
*The other face of the war, with the 3D printing some figurines can be found and it's such a pleasure! Well done MN!*
Thank you!
Brilliant storey told Stu, fantastic- painting figures is so tricky you done a great job, cheers Liam
Cheers Liam!
I have hust checked out this channel for the first time. Impressive work and different off the wall vehicles adds to it👍
Thanks - I'm glad you liked it
Cool as always.
Thank you!
superb diorama
Thank you Allan
EXCELLENT job 👍
Thank you
Brilliant 👏👍👍
Thanks Dave!
Outstanding work. I wish I had half your gift. 👍👍
Thank you - much appreciated!
Well done
Thanks James
Very impressive. The figures came out nice too.
Thanks. Yes, I'm hoping to print more figures in the near future.
Outstanding job on that diorama. Very well done.
Thank you Tom
Another good looking model buuuut where is the driver?? It looks like a real situation 😳, the birds are a nice feature.
He has wandered off while the ambulance loads up :) I did consider putting one of the figures from the top deck (the one without obvious wounds) as the driver, but decided against it.
I bet the clippy is taking a leak somewhere, too 😊
Great to see something different. Your models are an inspiration.
Thank you Rob
Great build you can almost see them coming a life
Thanks
Don't see too many WW1 dioramas, and this is a very interesting one indeed, great work!
Thank you. Yes, I find WW1 subjects really interesting.
@ModelNerd so do I, although my last was a bit morbid, a mk4 on the battlefield but with skeletal remains visible
Great job. I really enjoyed the unique kit. I also enjoyed you demonstrating the "glazing" technique! As always, thank you for everything you do.
Thank you - I really appreciate your support
Top drawer mate,nice one😉👍
Thanks mate!
Excellent work, MN!
Thank you my friend!
Nice work. Nice video
Thank you mate
Wow that is stunning, don’t see to many WW1 Dioramas but you have absolutely nailed this one 👍🏻👋🏻👋🏻
Thanks Mark
what a great build and diorama
Thank you mate
The overall effect is amazing. Interesting subject and a wonderful Miniart kit to boot.
Thanks! Yes, the Miniart kit was great.
Hi Stu, Great work and the detail is superb. The figures add quite a story. Very evocative. It looks like the whole thing could use a dusting no?. Thanks for a fine image. Mikey V.
Thanks Mikey. Do you mean it needs a dust coat or it is covered in dust and I need to clean it? :)