Let's Build A Jagdpanther From Normandy 1944 (Meng 1/35)
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- Опубликовано: 7 окт 2021
- My friends, let's build the prettiest tank destroyer ever made! And it's going to be a thing of beauty - magnificent kit from Meng, excellent Masterclub metal tracks, Voyager photo etch set, life-like figures from Panzer Art, and some resin stowage!
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I never understand how someone can dislike a video like this. These videos make my week
This feels like a sequel to the Jagdtiger , my fav series of yours, keep up the great work uncle!
A favorite of mine as well!
We might be able to compare them once the JP is finished and see if there was any progression :)
@@NightShiftScaleModels An excellent idea!
@@NightShiftScaleModels I'd really like to see that, please dew it.
@@KJ-kn8pg hear hear!
Probably the best tank thus far. Can’t wait to see the rest
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I agree with that
Finally, a Jagdpanther. My favorite Tank Destroyer thats second to the Jagdtiger.
Am I the only one who thinks NightShift should make a Maschinen Krieger kit? He would do an amazing job with something like a Krote or a Sturm Kafer, or even a PKA/SAFS suit.
M U H F R E N S
Edit: The reason they did the armour plates separate like that is so that they're all scale thickness. It's pretty cool.
Edit 2: why red primer barrel?
Probably to see if the seam is totally gone
To check for any imperfections or seam lines. The color doesn't matter, it's just the only primer I have in a spray can :)
@@NightShiftScaleModels perfect :)
Figured that out
@@Mauscmkwk Well, I was just making sure he wasn't going to a red lead-oxide primer barrel! Germans had a special dark grey heat-resistant lacquer used to primer gun barrels.
I recently went to The imperial war museum in Duxford for my birthday and my favourite part of the day was seeing the jagdpanther as it is my favourite tank from the Second World War. Seeing this video has inspired me to finally make a 1/35 Jagdpantger that I hope will look half as good as yours does.
I'm always amazed at the ways you continually come up with simple, clever solutions to challenges. This is looking outstanding Martin!
the level of detail you've achieved on this is unreal. I feel like I'm watching a master clockmaker or something. I never get bored of watching you work!
Yes, best part of Friday right here. Jagdpanther has always been one of my favorites, so extra excited to watch this series
Absolutely incredible! Your love to detail is just astounding.
Fascinating and your videos are never too long!
What the heck... Weeeird crossover
This video is a dream come true for me. I have had this kit lying around on a shelf for over a year waiting for inspiration to finish it, and i have finally found it. Thank you
beautiful texturing with lots of ideas on how to for guys like myself looking to get back into the hobby after 30yrs away from modeling.
huge thanks Night Shift.
Looks absolutely staggering. The suspension work is a very nice detail, I really like when scaled models are a bit more dynamic on the diaporama.
I agree, after I assemble my models I let them sit on my shelve for a month or two just to admire all the work I did before I cover them with paint. Sometimes a year or two on some particular ones. Keep up the fantastic work. And keep the faith.
Amazing detail! I could never have the patience to do this but it is fantastic to watch the entire process to see how it is done. Well done.
Wow, you never make me disappointed. SUPER DETAILED JOB YOU DID.
"..., but nothing beats good old soviet scissors" made my day. XD
That selfmade zimmerit looks amazing. After a long break from plastic modelling i found back in the hobby and your videos are very helpful to me. Keep it on!
I am loving it! I still can’t get over the zimmerit from the last video. Keep up the great work, I can’t wait for the painting and weathering!
As always, jaw dropping details. I was always a fighter plan model builder. You have inspired me to dive into tank modeling.
Just love watching your videos - the level of detail and realism is incredible!
Beautiful build! A lot of creative ideas and useful techniques, and good humour!
There is no model you build that doesn't be an amazing piece. The way how you explan and make it see so simple comes from your art, as well as from your theorical and even more practical experience.
I've always been partial to it's big brother the Jagdtiger and you've already done that to perfection. Thank you for posting the video, I hope you're closer to being fully healthy again.
Amazing video! I chewed my nails off watching you at 6:30 though with how close that dremel piece came to cutting into your finger.
God damn it. Now you remind of that Jagdpanther that still waits for me on the shelf, primed.
This is a bit late but I just wanted to say that watching your videos is one of the most calming things for me and as an amateur modeler it’s given me a lot of inspiration and tips for the future. Thanks Martin
На мой взгляд Вы один из лучших моделистов в мире! Как всегда, великолепная работа! Посмотрел с удовольствием.👍
Amazing attention to detail. Looking forward to the painting video!
Especially enjoying this build - very "up" and fun!
It looks amazing, can’t wait to see it painted!
That looks to be a very nice kit. I may have to try one of Meng's offerings. Nice job on your part, as well.
All your models are amazing but this one is already shaping up to be next level, excellent build quality on your part
An absolutely brilliant and beautiful job, my friend!! When I decide to put together my first tank, I will be certain to play your video(s) while doing so - again and again!!! These videos aren't just entertaining but extremely helpful and informative to those who enjoy the same work/hobby!!
Dear Martin, Outstanding workmanship as usual!
Increíble, lo mejor es que te lo pasas genial construyendo el tank, how fun you are, congrats bro.
Awesome piece
Amazing! The effort you put into all your models
FANTASTIC VIDEO + COMMENTARY... best I've seen anywhere. THANK YOU ! ! !
Same with the gaps on the hull! I got a tiger 1 model and the gap that was created between the lower and upper plate will haunt me forever.
Impressive as always! Wondering: Do you count your hour on your models? If so: how long did it take you to get to this point?
You reach a point where time becomes meaningless :D
Hi Martin. I always watch your video with a mix of fascination and jealousy( lol!) Anyway, this is really helping stuff. I have a question for you: which compressor and airbrush did you buy for the paibti g of your models? I plan to get both and I am a bit lost regarding those which can be reasonably priced but also have to be efficient. Thank you for advicing me if you have time.
The detailing is a-freaking-mazing! Great job, uncle!
The attention to detail on this build is just crazy! How you kept your sanity throughout, is beyond me, lol!
Idk why but I just find it super satisfying when you make the tank super realistic, I love channels like these, especially with the commentary..
Nice build, impressive details on this famous model!👍👍
Have to say I am a Massive Stug and Jagdpanther fan , this looks amazing!! Beautiful figures defo on my list.
Very nicely done, Martin! I've always been more of a modern armor guy; but I do like the Meng products so maybe I'll pick one of those up!
Thank you for your incredible work and your willingness to share with us!! Love to watch you work. Thanks for the information and tutoring.... Best wishes..... Ax
The superglue on the wheels thing is clever!! I'll try that on my king tiger build. Ty!
Martin's amazing level of detail has totally ruined watching other modelers for me. I see them and I'm "...meh, not enough chipping...". I'd love to see the "collection" of accumulated models so far; get a tour of the set up.
I've made one a year ago with my pre-youtube stuff, not a bad idea to make a summary of all the RUclips models now :)
Just the best build videos out there. Thank you.
Awesome as always man, can’t wait to see the paint job. 👍
Great watch, absolutely beautiful!
It woult be amazing to see you work your magic on a Warhammer 40k tank!
Yeah one from Forge World though ... a Malcador Annihilator or maybe a Macharius Vulcan.
horrible starting point though
@@geroschorch1365 the FW resin is *atrocious*
The newer plastics are not bad.
thats a beautiful model it looked like it went together without too much hassle and now i know where to get a decent sized jadgpanther been after one for ages in a bigger scale
This is incredible detail.
Excellent - commentary. technique and outcome. Very enjoyable. Also we are definitely looking for socially acceptably posed figures, kudos!
Can't wait for the next episodes, model looks awesome!
It just so happened that I bought Takoms Jagdpanther G2 w/full interior today and then this video comes out. Serendipitous!!!
Great model, great craft, super video and learning material.
oh my god, thank you so much for the small texture tutorial, you helped my disgusting revell, but cool looking tank look less shinny, and more war torn
love the jagdpanther. this is your best model yet
I wasnt expecting this to be a meng kit. I have the G2 in my stash with a set of metal tracks from the same company. What a coincidence!
Really happy that you‘re finally back with us.
Very enjoyable video. Looking forward to the next session
"So I could squeeze his legs together"
That's the LAST thing I would expect to hear on Night Shift.
beautiful work, im gonna keep few tanks in that unpained state, looks awesome and shows all the details well.
Cool tank, I am going to be building a Jagdpanther in a little bit, so this is very helpful. :)
I’m so glad I found your channel, very entertaining
Cool! This will be very helpful, have the same kit in the stash..
Superb work!
As always, Loving it! Thanks Uncle
Hi Martin, that was a absolutely fantastic build/deatailing video, I am looking forward to the painting video, take care and keep safe, best regards from Australia.
SOOOOOOOOOO PRETTY!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! Martin you are a true master.
Some of the best demonstration of 'actual' damage to a vehicle I've seen. The dints and bends are a perfect example of a 21yr old driver in a war-zone, haha. Can't wait for the next instalment.
Came across your video's by accident and have to say totally blown away with the quality of your work............
Always impressive to see the result ! 👍🏻
Howdy from Texas! Tremendous work. I get so inspired every time I watch Night Shift.
So good! Every time i sit down to watch one of your videos I'm so torn between finishing watching and painting what's on my desk hahah!! (I cant just have your stuff on it the background I've literally sat so long mid paint that my brush has crusted over and dried so from that point on its video or paint not both lol!)
Amazing job , and those details!!
Amaizing job!!!
Love your vids!
Looks very cool and there's so much detail to look at. I am looking forward to the painting stage! I kinda feel bad for the manspreading crewman; he's all squashed up in there now!!
Awesome work, waiting the final. Greetings from Perú.
Un véritable travail d'artiste !!! Bravo !!
I think your cluttering is pretty accurate. Something to remember when building model tanks is WHAT tank you're building. TD's or tank destroyers were never built for long deployments away from some form of base/supply depot, they didn't have much room for ammo storage and were VERY fragile to enemy fire if someone got in behind or beside them, so they tended to be more ambush based. So the heavy additions like AT rockets, lots of tarps and plenty of MG ammo all makes sense as these weren't tigers or panthers that were out fighting tank to tank, they were often within cityscapes covering choke points with heavy infantry support so there'd be a lot of reason for them to be carrying lots of ammo and rockets, tarps to hide the tank/obscure its shape and even to build small shelters if they were outside city limits. Jerrycans were also a big part of the WWII German army equipment as they were known to steal fuel from enemy vehicles especially late war where Germany was running out of fuel. It actually got many tanks scuttled for this very problem.
The one thing I kinda hate but understand is your mixed use of Jerry cans and the older triangle fuel cans which by WWII were almost entirely phased out of use by the army. It's likely some townsfolk still had these and it was taken by the soldiers for fuel siphoning but it is a little annoying to see it used on such a late war tank. Just a personal gripe no real shade
Brilliant job mate!
Excellent as always. Big job.
Stunning work 🔥
Lovely jubbly, can’t wait to see it in a Dio!
my favourite tank, and its absolutely epic. i love your work dude :)
This is going to be AWESOME!!!!!!
Awesome job!!! Hope you are still doing well and healing quickly. Having had a broken leg when I was younger, I know your pain(s),
You do mind blown work I sir I love your videos I learn something every time. Thank you very much
Just brilliant, I love your videos. Many thanks :-)
Great video! Thank you!
Amazing work.
You just got another well-deserved sub!
I always like to start my weekend with a cold glass of "My friiieeeends..." after work on a Friday. Have a good weekend, Night Shift!
Amazing as always!
I started this dragon Sd.Kfz. 265 kit #6222. All of you video will be very useful. I’m just missing some documentations and pictures on this small tank. I really want to build a nice piece. Thanks to you, for all your technics. It’s will definitely help! Cheers