RYE FIELD MODEL 5070 -

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  • Опубликовано: 24 янв 2025

Комментарии • 29

  • @chateaudesespoir1380
    @chateaudesespoir1380 11 месяцев назад +2

    Nice work on the model! This tank belonged to ss.Pz.Abt 5 from Wiking in the 1942 Caucasus campaign

  • @Валерий-т1ц7ф
    @Валерий-т1ц7ф Год назад +1

    Собирал такой же ,одно удовольствие, лайк плюс подписка

  • @g.m.3285
    @g.m.3285 8 месяцев назад +1

    Beautiful build and paint. Your result is stunning!

  • @ndenyer
    @ndenyer Год назад +3

    Overall very nice indeed. I agree about the Panzerfausts, and personally I’d wet down the cam net with more PVA to make it lie on the rear deck better and give it the appearance of having weight.
    Keep up the good work.

  • @stephenashley8431
    @stephenashley8431 6 месяцев назад

    Rye 's kits are just stunning ! I just wish they weren't so darn expensive !!

  • @JohnSmith-sl1my
    @JohnSmith-sl1my Год назад +1

    Looked really good 👍. Also its tour build and u can do what u want 👍

  • @GregReilly135ScaleModels
    @GregReilly135ScaleModels Год назад +2

    A lovely piece of work those Ryefield kits are fantastic congratulations on a great build

  • @SteveJonesScaleModellingSite
    @SteveJonesScaleModellingSite Год назад

    Lovely build my friend and a nice finish too. Great to see

  • @parker1ray
    @parker1ray 7 месяцев назад +1

    I just finished this build and will tell you that the Ryefield kit is way cheaper than an old Tamiya kit that I have. I built it because it has such a detailed interior. The version with full interior is super detailed and has a ton of extremely and unnecessary parts that will could have been molded onto the kit to save both time and sanity!

  • @marcinsezysko5184
    @marcinsezysko5184 Год назад

    Malowanie mega!

    • @29waverider
      @29waverider  Год назад +1

      lepiej będzie widać jak przetworzy do 4K

  • @kg2995
    @kg2995 Год назад +1

    Was there an Afrika Corps Palm tree insignia for the tank?

    • @29waverider
      @29waverider  Год назад

      Nope. I'll do better research next time.

  • @IgorSevcov
    @IgorSevcov 2 дня назад

    🤝🛠️👏🎥👍

  • @fredericpons7837
    @fredericpons7837 Год назад +1

    Hi, no panzefaust in the desert, way too early in WW2. Cheers.

  • @KacperOla-y2r
    @KacperOla-y2r Год назад

    bardzo fajnie wyszlo, szkoda że nie pokusiłeś się o jakieś cieniowanie

  • @jamponyexpress7956
    @jamponyexpress7956 10 месяцев назад

    I thought the model L was the long barrelled 50mm. this J looks like its long barrelled too. (maybe some Js were upggunned.)

  • @gruppenfuhrer45
    @gruppenfuhrer45 Год назад

    Wow very nice!!!! Where can I get one of this track jigs?

  • @davidkendall1614
    @davidkendall1614 Год назад

    Tamiya makes two DAK colours. XF-92 Yellow-Brown DAK 1941 and XF-93 Light Brown DAK 1942.

  • @bartomiejkaminski1826
    @bartomiejkaminski1826 Год назад +6

    Maestro, please remove the box with the Panzerfaust. They began to be used in 1943. You need to read a little, the model is nice, but this chest fits like a saddle for a pig.

    • @29waverider
      @29waverider  Год назад +3

      Kto wie czy czołg nie trafił z Afryki do Europy i nie walczył jeszcze w 44'. Mimo to dzięki za radę. Filmu już niestety nie zmienię.

    • @EASYRED88
      @EASYRED88 Год назад +2

      What kind of stupid comment is this? “Please remove the box with the panzerfaust”… like wtf lol. It’s not your model and like the artist mentioned it could of been transferred to the next theater of war

    • @gerggerggy7757
      @gerggerggy7757 Год назад +4

      You need to learn some tact with your comments, coming in all guns a blazing.

    • @KH-wy7le
      @KH-wy7le 11 месяцев назад

      Panzer 3s were used in Italy during 1943/44. Do some research.

    • @entenwerke
      @entenwerke 11 месяцев назад

      @@KH-wy7le Panzer III były używane i w roku 1945 ale akurat to malowanie jest z Afryki i nie zmienisz tego.

  • @waynegray1925
    @waynegray1925 Год назад

    I was interested until you painted it the wrong color.