Nice diorama made from that episode. I also follow the Australian Tank Museum channel. Never knew there were places there with so much surplus tank material parked in scrap yard fields. Cool stuff ✨👍✨
It's interesting! I didn't know Australia did that back then. The Australian Tank Museum channel is such a wealth of interesting tanks and information. I really like what they put out on RUclips.
Hello there this is a great way to use up your spears from old kit's and it has turned out very good I love the paint job all the best from here in the UK 🇬🇧👍😁
This is a Great example of kit bashing, beautiful weathering on the paint job. You should submit this build to "Damaged" magazine. It looks so realistic. Impressive work.
Wow. Thank you for being a loyal viewer. I am currently building a Tamiya Carro Armato tank. I should be positing it this month. Also this month, I will post a Christmas video as well. I want to wish you and your family a good day. Take care. 😀😀
i love your idea of being inspired by that Australian tank museum serialised story of these tanks on you tube ,your model looks the part and is a totally unique model or may be the first of many copy cats like me , but there's nothing more inspiring than a project like that. its funny that some of man,s mans machines sometimes look better in complete or partly damaged but still recognisable as the former beauty it once was. i feel that machines do have a kind life of there own and it is our job as humans to restore them to their former machine aesthetic existence they once had, maybe we modellers are a kind of Samaritan's for macines that are either no longer with us or nearly in model form of course, but are all motivated so differently which the spice of life of model makers.
I understand what you mean. Preserving machines like these are important because it teaches us history and, perhaps, teaches us peace as well. It's an irony that people have when it comes to war. I'm motivated because I enjoy building model kits for fun. Others enjoy it for other reasons. No matter what reasons people are in this hobby, all of us enjoys it and that's the common thing that keeps us together 😊😊. I hope you build your version of a rusted tank and enjoy it. Take care 😊😊
That was a very frugal and effective way of using some old bits and pieces, very clever indeed! I like such scrapyard models a lot, its a great canvas for some really heavy weathering effects. You achieved exactly what you had in mind, well done mate :)
Great idea. Your skills are improving...evidence you are kit bashing/strange combinations to produce a fantastic dio. Also the fatigues,,,,,crisp starch, edges can give you paper cuts, be careful. (yes I wore them one once upon a time,,not so bad in the winter but summer sucked big time)
😀😀Thanks! I had another viewer commented that my old shirt brought back some good memories when he was in the service. Yes, I agree, that old shirt is very stiff and is uncomfortable. Take care 😊😊
Great rust job! Also love the shirt. Looks like Korean war vintage or early Vietnam? But what I really like is the starch gloss look. I turned 18 in the service and that brought back some memories. Thank you.
Thanks. It's from the Vietnam era. I bought it at a yard sale at the military museum I talked about in an earlier video. I can certainly understand how that uniform brings back old memories. 😊😊
Great project and the rust you created looks great, especially against the 'original' paint showing through. And a perfect way to use up spare bits, that may never have been used otherwise. :) Very good.. and great choice of music as well, the Habanera from Carmen is a firm favourite.. :)
Another interesting video about a interesting theme. Normally are more common models of german and japanese tanks. Congrats and keep being creative and a real support for rookies and experienced modelist,
Hi, Beautifully done👍🏻. Very creative in using left over parts. I just discovered your channel and I subscribed. I really like your paint job, actually I plan to make a diorama of a Russian T55 abandoned in Afghanistan, with locals collecting parts. The finished I'm looking is browned steel, not rusted, it's kind of a metallic dark rust if you know what I mean, I think of, perhaps some AK true metal copper wax patina on burn amber, I'm not sure, any suggestion from you or anyone is welcome. Good continuation👋🏻
Thank you for both watching this video and for subscribing! I honestly appreciate it! As for the colors, I mix my own colors so I can't help you there. Sorry.
I have enjoyed your vids for many years now. Excellent work and subject. I know you mentioned it was finished but I would love to see you continue to work on it and add more debris and detritus in and around the exterior and interior. Well done!
Yes, but where would you be without your cat giving you hints and tips (and probably doing the brush painting to boot?) throughout?!!!! Seriously, nice work - would be good if you could call out the paints being used in your videos 😊
welll looks good or shud be looks bad and rusty ? and great rust on it just think it nope cant do that if had bits think mad maxing it and doing as working tank but as a car frome mad max frore my DA boyz in 4ok thats D ORKS yes paint red its will go faster but what did bring the rust to life this last thing and time and nacher tacing back and best bit whas buter well being BUSTER LOL will see more as do new
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Excellent work Great Details thank you for sharing
You're welcome. Thank you for watching my video.
Looks realistic. Nice presentation.
Thank you 😀😀
Weathering weathering in nature is cool.
I learned a good way
You are welcome. 😀😀
Very Sweet Brother!! Don't ever stop building.
Thank you for your kind words
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Nice diorama made from that episode. I also follow the Australian Tank Museum channel. Never knew there were places there with so much surplus tank material parked in scrap yard fields. Cool stuff ✨👍✨
It's interesting! I didn't know Australia did that back then. The Australian Tank Museum channel is such a wealth of interesting tanks and information. I really like what they put out on RUclips.
Been watching since 2013 when I was in middle school. You inspired me to build model kits. You are very talented
Thank you for your kind words. It's nice to hear that you are a long time viewer. 😊😊
Oz Armour is such an amazing channel!
I love seeing people remake all of those pieces.
I agree! Have you seen their latest work? They have a French recon vehicle that looks challenging.
Hello there this is a great way to use up your spears from old kit's and it has turned out very good I love the paint job all the best from here in the UK 🇬🇧👍😁
I agree with you. I done a decent job on painting the kit. Thanks for watching. 😊😊
Another awesome build mate 🇦🇺👍🏻
You're welcome. 😊😊
This is a Great example of kit bashing, beautiful weathering on the paint job. You should submit this build to "Damaged" magazine.
It looks so realistic. Impressive work.
You're too kind. Thank you for your kind words and thank you for watching my video! 😊😊
QDC my first model builder before I start this hobby, nice projects like allways
Wow. Thank you for being a loyal viewer. I am currently building a Tamiya Carro Armato tank. I should be positing it this month. Also this month, I will post a Christmas video as well. I want to wish you and your family a good day. Take care. 😀😀
I just watched the video on the restoration that father and son team are doing a great job..
You mean the tank restoration of the Grant tank? I don't know if anybody on the team is related to each other but they can be. 😊😊
The one I watched was a father and son the son was filming
i love your idea of being inspired by that Australian tank museum serialised story of these tanks on you tube ,your model looks the part and is a totally unique model or may be the first of many copy cats like me , but there's nothing more inspiring than a project like that. its funny that some of man,s mans machines sometimes look better in complete or partly damaged but still recognisable as the former beauty it once was. i feel that machines do have a kind life of there own and it is our job as humans to restore them to their former machine aesthetic existence they once had, maybe we modellers are a kind of Samaritan's for macines that are either no longer with us or nearly in model form of course, but are all motivated so differently which the spice of life of model makers.
I understand what you mean. Preserving machines like these are important because it teaches us history and, perhaps, teaches us peace as well. It's an irony that people have when it comes to war. I'm motivated because I enjoy building model kits for fun. Others enjoy it for other reasons. No matter what reasons people are in this hobby, all of us enjoys it and that's the common thing that keeps us together 😊😊. I hope you build your version of a rusted tank and enjoy it. Take care 😊😊
That was a very frugal and effective way of using some old bits and pieces, very clever indeed! I like such scrapyard models a lot, its a great canvas for some really heavy weathering effects. You achieved exactly what you had in mind, well done mate :)
Thank you for your kind words. It's great to know you appreciate my work. 😀😀
Great idea. Your skills are improving...evidence you are kit bashing/strange combinations to produce a fantastic dio. Also the fatigues,,,,,crisp starch, edges can give you paper cuts, be careful. (yes I wore them one once upon a time,,not so bad in the winter but summer sucked big time)
😀😀Thanks! I had another viewer commented that my old shirt brought back some good memories when he was in the service. Yes, I agree, that old shirt is very stiff and is uncomfortable. Take care 😊😊
Great rust job! Also love the shirt. Looks like Korean war vintage or early Vietnam? But what I really like is the starch gloss look. I turned 18 in the service and that brought back some memories. Thank you.
Thanks. It's from the Vietnam era. I bought it at a yard sale at the military museum I talked about in an earlier video. I can certainly understand how that uniform brings back old memories. 😊😊
Be careful the guys from Aus armour will be knocking on your door for spare parts cheers great job 👍
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Franken grant?🤔
A good source for damaged armor fenders is soda can aluminum!😁
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Great project and the rust you created looks great, especially against the 'original' paint showing through. And a perfect way to use up spare bits, that may never have been used otherwise. :) Very good.. and great choice of music as well, the Habanera from Carmen is a firm favourite.. :)
I love Carmen! I should watch the real opera in a theatre. It's pricey but I should do it. 😊😊
Very inspiring.
Thank you for watching my video. 😀😀
I have been contemplating doing this with T-34/76 that I did a bad job on when I assembled it. I will use your video as a reference. Good technique.
You're welcome. I wish you good luck your your project. Take care 😊😊
Really good project, very well executed.
Nice to see something a little different 👍
Thank you. Thanks for watching. I honestly appreciate it. 😀😀
Another interesting video about a interesting theme. Normally are more common models of german and japanese tanks. Congrats and keep being creative and a real support for rookies and experienced modelist,
Hi, Beautifully done👍🏻. Very creative in using left over parts. I just discovered your channel and I subscribed.
I really like your paint job, actually I plan to make a diorama of a Russian T55 abandoned in Afghanistan, with locals collecting parts. The finished I'm looking is browned steel, not rusted, it's kind of a metallic dark rust if you know what I mean, I think of, perhaps some AK true metal copper wax patina on burn amber, I'm not sure, any suggestion from you or anyone is welcome. Good continuation👋🏻
Thank you for both watching this video and for subscribing! I honestly appreciate it! As for the colors, I mix my own colors so I can't help you there. Sorry.
I have enjoyed your vids for many years now. Excellent work and subject. I know you mentioned it was finished but I would love to see you continue to work on it and add more debris and detritus in and around the exterior and interior. Well done!
Yay - latest qdc video!!
You're welcome. Thanks for watching my video. 😊😊
very nicely done enjoyed the video tank you : )
You're welcome.
nice video qdc nice work keep them coming
Thank you. I will. 😀😀
Yes, but where would you be without your cat giving you hints and tips (and probably doing the brush painting to boot?) throughout?!!!!
Seriously, nice work - would be good if you could call out the paints being used in your videos 😊
Thanks for watching. I mix my own paints so I can't call them out. Sorry.
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welll looks good or shud be looks bad and rusty ? and great rust on it just think it nope cant do that if had bits think mad maxing it and doing as working tank but as a car frome mad max frore my DA boyz in 4ok thats D ORKS yes paint red its will go faster but what did bring the rust to life this last thing and time and nacher tacing back and best bit whas buter well being BUSTER LOL will see more as do new
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