The one thing I love about watching? is your attention to detail, outstanding model made by an equally outstanding craftsman. Thank you for allowing us to come on this journey with you.
I just watched your video on the Trumpeter's version of this model. They both look amazing. But in your professional opinion which one is the best bang for your buck (i.e. Academy's or Trumpeter's)?
After 5 minutes I realised I had watched this before.. watched again to the end still. Wonderful to see the talent and ingenuity that these model makers have.
I think I'd rather hear David narrate than to listen to music. I like how he explains what he's doing...and his accent. Thanks for another GREAT model David!
I was digging through old kits I had from years back and I found Mid Production Tiger I kit....it is MIB and still sealed, stashed in my collection. I’m so happy to have found your video to inspire this build! Yours is a Wonderful build and we all appreciate the hard work you put into making your videos. Kind Regards to you David! Pat
Nice job on the late production of the Tiger1. Alot of detailing,I can look back to RUclips and get more ideas for my tank kits. Thanks, once again, David.
Geez, that was the same model I did about 20/21 years ago...fond memories!!! Mine is panzer grey (and now kept inside a box with my other models in my apartment)..EDIT: I realized when I saw the cuppola that mine is the early model (didn't read thoroughly the title LOL) with Feifel filters
Great tanks but what made the king tiger, tiger and panthers nearly useless in the war was not the transmission but the petrol engine and that Germany didn't have enough oil to run them, that's why they got abandoned.
are you officially the best modeller in the world? never seen such an impressive amount of love in detail like yours. even in the german "museum of modellbau" their things can't hold up to your stuff!
Zimmerit - facepalm! You're a fucking genius,man! 1 tiny detail: The optimal track slack for Tiger is set when the upper part of the track touches the second road wheel from the front of the hull. Great work!
Thank you so much for keeping in the part with too many pigments. It’s nice to see how everyone makes mistakes, and how they’re usually pretty easy to walk back.
The music suits the tank. The whole time I'm watching, and listening, waiting for something epic to happen when the music picks up. Also, impressive paint job man. :)
fantastic work, I haven't dabbled much with pigments yet. a nit-pick from a historic perspective, German tank tracks didn't rust. They would turn a purplish brown, but the high grade steel and amount of manganese. I enjoy watching your stuff, always learn something.
I cringed when you started to cast the track links thinking you were going to do the whole tracks, what a relief to see you didn't lol, great finished model
Very good and high-quality work. But there are a couple of points that I would like to mention. First - the tracks on the front part are not fixed by anything. And really there was a bar fixing them. The second - metal rollers and really liked that the author reproduced their shine from rubbing on the truck. But! On caterpillars, such paths remain. In Russia, we often imitate this with the help of a pencil lead. I wish the author to always do an excellent job =)
Once again a brilliant job, I would like to add something to the conversation if I may.If this is a late model Tiger the outer road wheels were removed in Jan 1944. As I think the camouflage is around the time of Normandy June 1944 the outer wheels should have been left off, I am just saying and not trying to offend or take anything away from your work.I have no doubt that I am going to cop flak for this.
The outer road wheels were removed to prevent the build up of mud and debris. The interlocking design had a flaw, in that mud and debris would not `drop away`. In cold weather it would freeze, immobilising the vehicle. Also, maintenance was easier with the outers removed, not so many wheels to remove.
No this is a Late Production Tiger with Steelwheels, this is a Correct build. What you mean is on the Early Tigers, but i don't think so they left the complete outer wheels off, because it would increase the Ground Pressure, only the first one by the Sprocket Wheel. Only by Rail transport the outer wheel was detached wit a transport Track.
Hello, powertothebauer, please go to google images and type in (picture of german tiger tank in Normandy June 1944) there some pictures there which may interest you, or not.( I am not saying any more on this, I just would like to enjoy the video)
It does have the outer road wheels off. Steel wheel versions did not have the third wheel of the early Tigers. This web site has lots of pictures showing the difference www.alanhamby.com/tiger.html The model does however have the single headlight, which is late, but the two holes for the gunsight, which is early. It wasn't uncommon to see mismatched parts as they were field repaired at times. The roadwheels however are correct late war pattern.
Had problems with the zimmermit, but you make it look eaay, ended up purchasing tamiya zim. Etching , tunes out well with some fitting, followed the rest of your steps thanks so much!!
Supere work, as always. Great job on the black and white photographs of th finished model. Nearly impossible, in that setting, to tell the model apart from real Tiger.
In WW II it was understood as the best by the tankers on both sides. Stupid revisionists 'know better' and talk about the Panther which WAS the overly expensive mechanical nightmare (See Guderian). The average Tiger killed twice as many enemy as the Panther (10 to 1) AND crew survival was twice as high. It's heavy side/rear armor was 80 mm=to Panzer IVs frontal armor! The Tiger's very reputation and presence was unequalled by all but the early T 34.
Your taking the time to put on putty and then score the putty to capture the texture on the prototype was brilliant. That texture makes those tanks look even more fearsome, imho. Also, you paint your models with such skill they appear to have significant weight. At the end of this video, in the final display shots, it looked to me as though that model, if placed on a scale, would weigh thirty pounds (13.6 kg)! Amazing skill, sir. Thank you for sharing.
David, I bow before you! this is perhaps the best model I've ever seen up to now. You indeed are a Master. It is not only the model but the idea I had about the Tiger itself. Just yesterday I wrote to Matsimus in one of his amazing videos, that Tiger is kind of a monster beast, but after watching your video, I take back my words. It might not be as gorgeous as it is the Leopard 2 but I must understand that are two species separated by almost 60 years. Now I could say both "kampfwägen" sind a beauty. Thank you for your amazing work. Beautiful model.
The montage of your videos is excellent, and the confidence and steadiness in your movements is very enjoyable to watch. I can look at this stuff for hours. Also great soundtrack from mr. Bornlöf!
Very nice work.thank you good video. From Yokohama Japan
The one thing I love about watching? is your attention to detail, outstanding model made by an equally outstanding craftsman. Thank you for allowing us to come on this journey with you.
Sound like a women lol
Very nice Job on the zimmerit, great model.
Andy's Hobby Headquarters I have the same model
That Zimmerit is spot on
andy??
I just watched your video on the Trumpeter's version of this model. They both look amazing. But in your professional opinion which one is the best bang for your buck (i.e. Academy's or Trumpeter's)?
@@Trajan114 can u give me a tiger 1
After 5 minutes I realised I had watched this before.. watched again to the end still. Wonderful to see the talent and ingenuity that these model makers have.
Your modelling skills are almost unbelievable ! And your choices of music are always great ! ... Great respect, really !
I think I'd rather hear David narrate than to listen to music. I like how he explains what he's doing...and his accent. Thanks for another GREAT model David!
Stunning work, after half the steps I expected you to be done and then you took it a step further, absolutely amazing.
Superb build. Don't ever stop adding your modelling touches to kits - it makes them very special.
I was digging through old kits I had from years back and I found Mid Production Tiger I kit....it is MIB and still sealed, stashed in my collection. I’m so happy to have found your video to inspire this build! Yours is a Wonderful build and we all appreciate the hard work you put into making your videos.
Kind Regards to you David!
Pat
80 years later someone finnaly built Panzerkampfwagen VI Ausfuhrung E Tiger 1 Late Production. Nice job on Zimmerit.
Nice job on the late production of the Tiger1. Alot of detailing,I can look back to RUclips and get more ideas for my tank kits. Thanks, once again, David.
I love the surprises as you switch from one section to another. You are a true artist.
Awesome, you're an artist David.. Makes me want to come back to modeling since my early years. Great job
Stunning, you are an artist.
WOW!!! is there anything you cant do?....Amazing work once again..thank you for sharing this beautiful work of art.
Just bought this kit, my first one for some years. Your video will provide a great reference for me thanks for posting.
I was like "ths guy uses alot of the same materials as Plasmo" Then a realized, this is Plasmo
It’s the lack of speech isn’t it?
@@jontheno3213 Yeah, I think that's what threw me off. Because he's commentary is so recognizable
x Archangel x WR 🤣😂🤣😂
@@tonyromano6220 hey don't judge me!!🤣🤣
x Archangel x WR 🤣😂🤣😂👌
My Home, My Country, My Heart + The Greatest Modelist of all time = Pure Euphoria.
This is my favourite tank of all time, great job David! :)
And my is IS-7 =)
Tomcat Model Kits mine is the hetzer!
Tomcat Model Kits mine is T26E1 Super Pershing
Nice!
Mine is the churchill mk.vii
To Ivan great job with your diorama ,the ground work is beautifully done .the water looks great .
I just build my first tank, I thought I did a good job - that is until I have seen this video LOL... Outstanding work!
I think that when the people that make these models see what you do,it must be realy warming for them to see such art.well done.
Another masterpiece...man I could watch you work all day long! Thanks for the helpful tips.
You're an artist. I was GLUED to the spot!
popłakałem się oglądając to, jakie to jest piękne. Szacunek
Geez, that was the same model I did about 20/21 years ago...fond memories!!! Mine is panzer grey (and now kept inside a box with my other models in my apartment)..EDIT: I realized when I saw the cuppola that mine is the early model (didn't read thoroughly the title LOL) with Feifel filters
How tf are people this talented amazing Camo Paint job!
Supreme Mr. Damek. Such realism is masterful, a true gift. Bravo sir.
I love tiger . It´s my favorite tank.
tiger 1 transmission:*allow*
*me to introduce ourself*
Great tanks but what made the king tiger, tiger and panthers nearly useless in the war was not the transmission but the petrol engine and that Germany didn't have enough oil to run them, that's why they got abandoned.
I like panzer 3 then tiger
Daniel Jardin
il y a 1 seconde
moi c'est le T34 85 chacun ses goûts
@@zkeller4318 it's king tiger you stupid fuck
are you officially the best modeller in the world? never seen such an impressive amount of love in detail like yours. even in the german "museum of modellbau" their things can't hold up to your stuff!
Zimmerit - facepalm! You're a fucking genius,man!
1 tiny detail: The optimal track slack for Tiger is set when the upper part of the track touches the second road wheel from the front of the hull.
Great work!
Thank you so much for keeping in the part with too many pigments. It’s nice to see how everyone makes mistakes, and how they’re usually pretty easy to walk back.
The music suits the tank. The whole time I'm watching, and listening, waiting for something epic to happen when the music picks up. Also, impressive paint job man. :)
Binge watching for the incredible craftsmanship AND the music!
Dop**ele. Jeden z nejlepších modelářů a ještě k tomu je to Čech :D jinak super videa
Tomas Routa Naprostý souhlas. Je to machr. Smekám
Jo no
Škoda že nás takových není víc :D
Just wow, your love for reallistic details is outstanding.
new video from PLASMO - automatic LIKE!
Awesome job
great zimmerit work, great weathering
Yes, I agree with you, just great!!👍👍✌
Your attention to details is phenomenal. The weathering isn't overdone.
I am so glad you learned to speak in your videos.
"And then, we glue it with the super glue"!
None of your Business yes, I am also glad he learned to speak
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Janaina Pereira Soares ok
Yet another display of fine craftsmanship, thanks for sharing.
I am also enthusiastic about his work!!👍✌
Every time I watch these videos I say to my self "God they look so real."
Your rust and paint job is absolutely amazing!!!!
Just sub'd man, really nice work on one of the most feared tanks of WW2, keep up the great work and i look forward to your next project. Well done!!
fantastic work, I haven't dabbled much with pigments yet.
a nit-pick from a historic perspective, German tank tracks didn't rust. They would turn a purplish brown, but the high grade steel and amount of manganese.
I enjoy watching your stuff, always learn something.
Damn, that zimmerit...
Great work and great video, Tiger 1 is a dream!!👍👏👏
I love how you made the Zimmerit on the armor. That is an incredible detail!
I cringed when you started to cast the track links thinking you were going to do the whole tracks, what a relief to see you didn't lol, great finished model
WTF how real looks this ? :0. OMG you are a perfectionist XD
You are virgen
@@natalioderosa879 and so are you lmfao
what an awesome video! i just picked up this exact kit. haven't done a model in 30 years! i got a lot from this vid, thank you!
So much time spent making the tank look "dirty" :D while in nature it just happens
You never cease to amaze me, fantastic build / video, on a brilliant war machine.
Very good and high-quality work. But there are a couple of points that I would like to mention. First - the tracks on the front part are not fixed by anything. And really there was a bar fixing them. The second - metal rollers and really liked that the author reproduced their shine from rubbing on the truck. But! On caterpillars, such paths remain. In Russia, we often imitate this with the help of a pencil lead.
I wish the author to always do an excellent job =)
Андрей Ровенко круто он сделал да ?
I love the detail on here the zimmerit is a really nice touch
you made that box-tank very beauty box-tank! :D
Box-tank exactly. I don't know the better expression.
SU 100Y is Boxtank! :)
Petra Meyer that is box tenk or box tonk, tiger is box tank
Exelelant job always loved za tigre
Once again a brilliant job, I would like to add something to the conversation if I may.If this is a late model Tiger the outer road wheels were removed in Jan 1944. As I think the camouflage is around the time of Normandy June 1944 the outer wheels should have been left off, I am just saying and not trying to offend or take anything away from your work.I have no doubt that I am going to cop flak for this.
All rivet counters are welcome :-)
The outer road wheels were removed to prevent the build up of mud and debris. The interlocking design had a flaw, in that mud and debris would not `drop away`. In cold weather it would freeze, immobilising the vehicle. Also, maintenance was easier with the outers removed, not so many wheels to remove.
No this is a Late Production Tiger with Steelwheels, this is a Correct build. What you mean is on the Early Tigers, but i don't think so they left the complete outer wheels off, because it would increase the Ground Pressure, only the first one by the Sprocket Wheel. Only by Rail transport the outer wheel was detached wit a transport Track.
Hello, powertothebauer, please go to google images and type in (picture of german tiger tank in Normandy June 1944) there some pictures there which may interest you, or not.( I am not saying any more on this, I just would like to enjoy the video)
It does have the outer road wheels off. Steel wheel versions did not have the third wheel of the early Tigers.
This web site has lots of pictures showing the difference
www.alanhamby.com/tiger.html
The model does however have the single headlight, which is late, but the two holes for the gunsight, which is early. It wasn't uncommon to see mismatched parts as they were field repaired at times.
The roadwheels however are correct late war pattern.
Had problems with the zimmermit, but you make it look eaay, ended up purchasing tamiya zim. Etching , tunes out well with some fitting, followed the rest of your steps thanks so much!!
Czech guy building german tanks......just like WW2.
😭😭😭
Supere work, as always. Great job on the black and white photographs of th finished model. Nearly impossible, in that setting, to tell the model apart from real Tiger.
Nice but did you fix the transmission. Lol
yea I think about 4 times lol
The best channel about modeling!
I was playing hoi4 when did popped up in my recommendations
And i dont know playing this game:(
Absolutely stunning. Real talent here.
Just a question - zimmerit is not part of this model? Maybe that´s because Germans stopped using that in summer 1944.
Well worth watching.
Excellent! 10/10
May i ask, where can i find that kind of glue?
You can usually find it in any normal model or hobby shop for relatively cheap but easier to buy online
just amazing, wonderful to watch, the details are breathtaking
Tiger 1 is the best tank of ww2 i think
Pz. Kpfw V was the best (my opinion)
far from it
In WW II it was understood as the best by the tankers on both sides. Stupid revisionists 'know better' and talk about the Panther which WAS the overly expensive mechanical nightmare (See Guderian). The average Tiger killed twice as many enemy as the Panther (10 to 1) AND crew survival was twice as high. It's heavy side/rear armor was 80 mm=to Panzer IVs frontal armor! The Tiger's very reputation and presence was unequalled by all but the early T 34.
Amund Herudsløkken in terms of killing power and armour alone, the tiger II would be better
The M4 was truly the best of the best
You turned that model tank into a work of art! Well done!!
Zlatý...🇨🇿...ručičky!
Great technique!
My father once got me a Tiger model 1/35 for my birthday. I was so god damn excited, I finished the whole thing in one day/night.
William Blake :)
You are a master of your craft, extremely well made and detailed.
When you see a tank with 6 holes in it....
Hans. Load ze armor peircing
Your taking the time to put on putty and then score the putty to capture the texture on the prototype was brilliant. That texture makes those tanks look even more fearsome, imho.
Also, you paint your models with such skill they appear to have significant weight. At the end of this video, in the final display shots, it looked to me as though that model, if placed on a scale, would weigh thirty pounds (13.6 kg)! Amazing skill, sir. Thank you for sharing.
This is korean product not china
Very interesting
Nice paint job! Looks absolutely stunning! If only I had your skill!
Sniper, practise makes perfect. And take your time, you don’t need to work as fast as hem. He’s producing a video, remember?
Fantastic job but I think the weathering is too much
I did not use mud. How can be too much weathering? :-(
PLASMO - plastic models the dust I think but believe me your videos was the reason of joining this hobby
Now, I am satisfied :-D
PLASMO - plastic models your videos is my guide even i have tiger tank by Academy I'll follow your video
this is an interesting hobby!
You'll like it
Simply stunning. 👍🏻 I got two Tigers for Xmas. Can’t wait to start mine !
Korean product
박창현 jumo han sabal
한국제품을 중국과 비교하다니
ㅋㅋㅋ안그래도 댓글 남기려 했는데
오래된댓글이지만 ㅋㅋㅋㅋ 한국껀데 저거..
Your face is a korean product
Awesome work! I am just starting out and hope to do half as well as you do... Thanks for sharing!
Beautiful work. Another OUTSTANDING model.
David, I bow before you! this is perhaps the best model I've ever seen up to now. You indeed are a Master. It is not only the model but the idea I had about the Tiger itself. Just yesterday I wrote to Matsimus in one of his amazing videos, that Tiger is kind of a monster beast, but after watching your video, I take back my words. It might not be as gorgeous as it is the Leopard 2 but I must understand that are two species separated by almost 60 years. Now I could say both "kampfwägen" sind a beauty. Thank you for your amazing work. Beautiful model.
wonderful build like all changes you made
Outstanding video and presentation.
Super gebaut dazu muss ich sagen sehr angenehme Musik dazu 😊
Wow! Excellent work. The Tiger was a monster of a machine.
Wow very nice job! Especially on the zimmerit.
Excellent travail,le rendu est très réaliste,bravo et merci 👍👌
The montage of your videos is excellent, and the confidence and steadiness in your movements is very enjoyable to watch. I can look at this stuff for hours. Also great soundtrack from mr. Bornlöf!
Tiger 1 super nice tank, very good work I'm also building Tiger 1 great inspiration!!!👍
Nice !!! You presented some new things "to me" !!
Great looking job and the weathering is top shelf work!!! Love to see it in a diorama!
Beautiful...you sir are an artist!
Very well done David...... All the bits are excellent, despite the odd piece out you have made a convincing replica.
Great build David, it helped me a lot I am in a process of making Tamya Tiger I and this inspired me to do some extra work I haven't tought of.
Simply incredible work.