7.62cm FK 39(r) | Mini Art | 1/35 Artillery Gun | Full Build and Weathering
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- Опубликовано: 23 июн 2020
- In this video i build and weather the Mini Art FK 39(r) Field Gun. Kit No. 35104.
Corrections: The one part that did not fit are the handles used to open and close the legs of the gun - they are too long for thier locating holes, not a huge deal of cause, just forgot to put into the video.
A very in depth build my friend don't apologise for showing us details that others may not be interested in you have and will develop an audience that will watch all of your creations no matter what you build . Happy modelling marra ! Regards Gav.
Thanks Gavin, highly apriciate it! Great advice, building an audience means to me valueing your time more than mine, therefore I try to include the analytics into my editing process - learning both modelling and making videos - all the great fun : ) See you over at your channel in a few minutes, marra.
Sehr schöner Baubericht, hat Spaß gemacht dir zuzuschauen :) Ich find es gut wie beherzt du an das Thema Alterung herangehst, da scheuen sich ja viele davor, weil sie Angst haben ihr Modell zu versauen. Da sind Beiträge wie deiner hier wichtig, um den Leuten ein bisschen Anleitung zu geben, wie man das wohl machen könnte.
Ein kleines Diorama für die Kanone wäre echt toll, ich bin dafür!
Danke Dir! irgendwie/-wann muss man sich ja einen Zugang zur Alterung verschaffen, auf einen solchen Erfahrungschatz wie Du ihn hast, möchte ich ein paar Jahren auch mal zurückgreifen können. : ) Bis dahin geht in kleinen Schritten voran - hoffe ich jedenfalls xD
Can watch and listen to you do models a long long time. German ww2 stuff is very pleasant.
Great Gun 1/35 scale and excelent modeling . Superb weathering !👍
Thanks mate! Glad you liked this one.
Sehr gut erklärt. Sehr interessant! Danke
Nice job and stunning weathering!
Thank you mate! Vignette: Yes/No? : )
It's very nice video. Because, the gun build video isn't many. I enjoyed very much !!
Anyway, I like your calm tone speaking. : )
Thank you very much als always.
This is a great build. You techniques are wonderful! I have some of Miniart's 1/16 scale figures and the casting is horrible. Nice to see this kit is so clean out of the box.
Thank you Vic! I don't know stand alone figure kits yet, so no experience on my side but mini art tanks are a challange. Lots of parts. I'm building on thier Stug 0-Series models for over half a year now more parts than 2 or 3 kits in one : ) Nice work on your channel, mate! You "figure painters" are hooking me up more and more with historical tabletop games : )
Good painting and weathering, quite realistic.
This is really killer. Well done, very well filmed and explained. Makes me want to grab one of my guns from the stash.
Hi Adam, thank you very much. Since you are one of the fews who might know what the VK Sport was: if I ever read that very same comment under one of the upcomming Tigers - my job is done, I'm out xD. Thanks for your content here on YT and welcome to my small channel, mate!
You have an excellent channel. Thanks for all these top-notch vids.
Thank you Harry. There is still a lot to improve, I'm glad you already enjoy where we are : )
Schönes komplettes Video zum Geschütz. Alles dabei bis zum fertigen Modell.
Mit dieser russischen Beute-PaK ist Dir in jedem Fall ein super Modell gelungen.
Sieht sehr gut aus mit deiner Alterung. Was für die nächste Vitrine. Gruß Joachim
Danke Dir Joachim. Was macht dein KV? Würde mich auf ein baldiges Videoupdate freuen : )
Bin soweit durch, das Video noch erstellen und dann zusammen mit dem Dingo MK I - Video von SCALE BENCH in RUclips reinstellen. Wird vermutlich gegen Ende nächster Woche sein.
@@joramamodellbau3987 Sauber, bin gespannt! Frohes schaffen derweil!
Great job!
Thanks!
@@Tankbrusher your work is exemplary. I built the 76mm as an antitank gun, but I made it knocked out of service during the Lebanese Civil War.
Very nice workflow 👍
Thank you.
Great video on the model. Those wheels/tyres are interesting.
Thank you. Both Tires went together with perfect fit, was a small highlight when building it.
Very cool build brother and my son is in the US Army and is unit shoots big canons
Thank you. I think you guys are having one of these on display at Fort Still. ; )
@@Tankbrusher yeah they probably do at Ft. Sill in Oklahoma
I'm putting together a Trumpeter s.10cm Kanone 18 with a Dragon Sd.Kfz. 7 (desert) and hope to have them in a diorama...well...someday...LOL. If you want, I'd like to see a diorama even though yours wouldn't be desert.
For those of you considering putting the canon together, well, I'm 64 years old and there's a huge amount of very small pieces. I had a hell of a time with this. The Dragon Sd.Kfz. 7 does not have a "ready to go" frame for the chassis and I think I had to take it apart 3 times and redo it to get everything to line up. But they're both together now and been primed and base coated.
some kits are a challange, Dragon often want's you to modify a lot more than we should have to do. I'm in now for about one year into getting serious about building model kits, it took till now for me to be able to put most stuff together that gets thrown at me - so I can feel your pain too - and some kits I was not able to deal with when I started... I assembled three pairs of printed, workable, panzer I tracks under the microscope for next fridays video - that was good practice ; )
Very nice. Somthing different.
Thank you. It will not be last of its kind on my channel.
@@Tankbrusher Good to hear. And base is a good idea.
Hello and great video! I also find it hard to lay the chipping fluid on smoothly...it also sprays very rough and spotty. Hairspray always gives me better results. Your weathering result is excellent and it was great to see all the techniques you used to achieve it. And I always love some mud splatter effects :)
If it won't be too much trouble, I think a small diorama or base would be cool like you mentioned!
Thank you. Panzermeister would you mind to share what hairspray you're using? I'm interested in the label with the ingredients - I know of some differences in their chemical composition back from PLA 3D printing where we use hairspray as adhesive for the print bed. I highly doubt I can buy the same product as you use here in the EU, but can surely find an equivalent.
@@Tankbrusher I'll post the link below in another comment. If you don't see it, it got hidden as spam.
@@Tankbrusher www.amazon.ca/TRESemm%C3%A9-TRES-Ultra-Fine-Spray/dp/B00BOUPRNA?gclid=CjwKCAjwltH3BRB6EiwAhj0IUO9S4mbmd4YtC6esxnZiJstbBRhGno4MLo7a_IeW_07nkUtXHIsu_hoC_1sQAvD_BwE&gclsrc=aw.ds
Thank you, It matches what I got for my printer 1to1. So it's styrene sheet time again tomorrow : )
Jimenez (He-menez) lol...do the figures please.
Butchering names is my speciality - that was not the last time for sure ; ) Figures are ordered
I bought this one the other day it's not long out but most probably a rebox of this! How was the plastic being an earlier kit was it ok or brittle and large sprue gate ?
Miniarts white boxart normally are especially there Gaz trucks I had to rebuild alot of the Gaz AAA maxim kit from brass rod on the maxix stand for the flatbed but looks amazing!
miniart-models.com/products/35369-zis-2-zis-3-with-limber-crew-2-in-1/
Hi, the kit went together well for me - I think I renember miniart having a somewhat softer and ductile plastic with okay spruegates - it was for sure not Avf-Club bad in terms of gate size. Can't recall any complains on my side. Was one oif these impulse buy things that happen when visiting the store without finding something else ; )
@@Tankbrusher oh yeah there newer kits are great now changed plastic manufacturers I tend to avoid the white boxes with the are in the middle now only go for the full boxart kits as there the one's they change the plastic in and hell of a better! I'm looking forward to building mine and the crew for a dio peice
@@EMTBAFV thanks for the info about the plastic, I was looking into thier early Pz IIIs