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Thank you very much sir for revealing the mistake regarding the steps because I would not have realised and would have continued according to their instructions. So shout out to you and congratulations for your model.

Awesome results! Thanks sir for the video

VERY NICE! LOOKS GREAT!....

Hi, I was wondering if you have any tips on building a full interior panther? I’ve only done one full interior kit in the past which was a mark five male and I’m starting on my panther now

Thx a lot for your vid my friend.

This will be my 2nd try on this particular kit, I built the clear one, I didn’t know that the cutaway lower hull was available till way after,and I’m gonna paint everything as I go,hopefully I can make mine look half as good as yours

I built a Jagdpanzer IV that was a hollow Tamiya back when models with interior parts were virtually non-existent. I am 60 and I started building models in the 70's and back then I used to get my models from Kmart. Bandia was the big producer of models with interiors and they were by today's standards very simple. The Jagdpanzer was hollow and I used an interior from Verlinden and it was pure crap. I cut out the hull roof so that the interior could be seen! Tank models with interiors were for many years very hard to find and it you went the route that I did, they were very expensive. The Tamiya model with Verlinden interior kit cost me around $200.00. I am glad to see the manufacturer's are once again producing beautiful models like this again!

Can you provide a link to the case?

Nice model! Interesting painting ;) terrible captions :o

Great build Daniel! Really liked this! But you skipped the photoetch in the lower hull very quickly with "not much to report here" And in the meantime AndysHHQ is struggling with it in th-cam.com/video/RNMT-JGnUs8/w-d-xo.html Same model, but without the cutaway parts. So...really nothing to report on the lower hull? Andy had to sand his torsionbars into oblivion, but you did not...And the photoetch was NOT good. But what do i know? Maybe there is differences in the kits?

The cut-away hull and turret side seems like SUCH a great idea; skipping the weathering is like a reward you get for building this kit, and may inspire one to invest in a fancy display case.

No branch are you going to have crews on train if so don't forget the dogs

A lovely build ,may I ask which decals did you get ?

Are you still doing the diorama mate ?

Great videos, really enjoyed them. Hope you are doing well.

Those are not telescopes, they are shock absorbers

This is awesome Dan. I'm currently working on a Takom King Tiger (P), full interior, and it's a real beast. I often view your Panther videos for inspiration when I get bogged down with the King Tiger. Many thanks for your excellent presentations.🤙

Great review, amazing project!

I bought the 27 individual colours and I found that some of them dissipated and it was very frustrating. Just like you said. I thought it was the plastic but it turns out that it was the paint.

Hi Daniel, awesome kit millions of tiny bits. Took me a long time to do as i put it down a few times to have a break from it but it turned out great.

Hi Danny, I did find the complete build and paint guide on a website called Armorama when I built mine it showed all parts of the build. Nice video also!!

Dan - excellent work on your Panther. Was wonder how you discovered the paint change from red oxide to French(?) blue. Had you read something about the change, and do you know what time frame the change took place? Foundit interesting that the interior of the heavy German tanks was painted predominantly with the dark red oxide, which would make the interior of the tank fairly dark when it's buttoned up. I look forward to this and your future builds. 🤙

Looks Stunning. Wish there would be 1/35 Decals to make a late DB (Deutsche Bundesbahn) out of it

Dan - the build and how you do it is why we're here (watching). Please - bore us with the details! 🤙 Your Panther looks amazing. I'd like to see you build Trumpeter's 1/16th scale Panther "with all the boring details"! Break it down into half-hour or 45 minute segments, for however many segments it takes. You do excellent work - and that's why we're here. Some of us aspire to meet your level of work and results. Thanks for the great presentations.

What an awesome kit and you’ve really done it well. I thoroughly enjoyed making mine but wish I’d found your build series when I did it.

Awesome, I wish mine looked that good

Fantastic BR86, I love the paint and decal work. I have the BR52 on my build list, I need to get that BR86 kit, too. Thanks for the video! th-cam.com/channels/cwF0IFT9T-11rxOjr2LOGg.html

Hi Daniel, great video's. enjoyed them a lot, but when are you going to upload the progress video's for the factory build? 😉

What are the colour’s you used, as I have seen different variations on some interiors, amazing job done and I am looking forward to do this one 👍

Are you still working on this project?

Where did you go?

If I survive the upcoming build of a Takom Mid Production Panther with interior, I want to tackle this one. I am so glad you posted this video because there is nothing out there talking about this particular kit. I like the cutaway hull.

Since it didn't také much time until the coulor looks like a mixture of Brown and Grey!

Hallo Daniel! You asked, why there were two different schemes of painting for this lokomotive. The grey coulor was just a way of simplifying the construction of the lokomotives. You need only oné kind of coulor in the Stock and it was easier and faster to apply just oné coulor! Therefore since about 1942 or 43 new lokomotives were delivered in plain grey. After the war, the usual Black and Grey was used again. Camouflage was important when it came to the decission which kind of grey should be used. The first oné was criticiesed as too light and therefore it was changed to a darker oné! Since there was not much time for cleaning the vebicles during the war, the original colour of black and red was no problém since it took

Thanks for your videos, I have just purchased one of these kits after seeing your videos. Looks great

Hey Daniel, this series of videos has been great, love seeing all the updates. I'm building the BR86 at the minute. Did you paint in sub assemblies or once completed? Many thanks for any help!

The only thing that kinda sucks is that they don’t make different options for how the tarps are draped over the turrets so they all don’t look the same. Just a suggestion but I think they would look a lot better if you maybe added on some more to a couple of the tarps to make them look less uniform.

Looks like a really nice kit.Cant wait to see the finished diorama

This turned out beautiful. If it wasn’t for all the problems I had with the ryefield tiger 1 w interior I would give this one a try. I just wish I would have seen this one first cause I definitely do like the cut out parts.

The wheel is different because the Germans had a shortage of rubber so they went to the all steel wheels like the ones used on later Tigers.

Same problems with the tiger 1 kit trying to get the upper hull to sit flush with the body only it was the rear radiator and gas tanks that sat a little to high. Had to do a lot of hand sanding on the upper hull to fit right

I had the same problem with their tiger Kit trying to get the basket to sit flush with the hull floor.

Amazing work -superb modelling. Thank you for sharing

Hi Dan, only just come across your channel. Great stuff. You are one very talented modeller. Look forward to seing more. Hope you and your family are well ? Stay safe

Wasn’t sure this was going to work tbh, I imagined printed floors and doors not working. I was wrong, this looks incredible already! Awesome work to date Danny....🤙

Wow........I have a growing collection of kits for a V2/A4 diorama being transported by train, and this project to date has been invaluable Danny....looks fabulous...this flatbeds......👌

Holy crap! This will look incredible when completed.....and the cost!! 😳😲

Awesome ! Thanks.

I have this kit but have yet to build it. Nice to see one put together. I'm probably opting for peace time red/black paint scheme when I build mine but good to see in grey as well. As always great work!

Totally agree with you on the Ammo mig paint. I was initially very impressed with their color range and bought up a huge amount. However was frustrated with how difficult it is to work with.