Post-Shading a 3-Tone German Camouflage! (Shady Jagdpanther 314)
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 27 ก.ย. 2024
- My friends, let's try two things: painting with the new AK Real Colors and post-shading a Normandy-style German camouflage. Using the post-shading method on a single-colored model is extremely easy, but if you have a camouflage on top of it, things get more shady.
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Martin, honestly I'm speechless every time you make a video. Your models are so extremely awe-inspiring, I almost can't handle it haha. Top job my friend! 👍
What he said 👏
YEAH 🤗🤗
Thank you so much! :)
Nice
"The Zimmerit was so gnarly, they wouldn't adhere properly." Zimmerit doing its job then :D
Looks superb as always! Can't wait for the next episode.
Exactly! And I was worried it would look too flat :D
I think this might just be your most beautiful build to date, and its only going to get better from here!
Fingers crossed for that! :D
Martin Kovac, I'm no expert, you did well, but you should dull down the decals, as they are too bright, they should match the dullness of the camo, so that they dont look 'freshly' painted on. I usually use a coat of clear with a drop of the base colour and spray it over the decals to 'blend' them into the base colour, this creates a 'used' look and enhances the weathering. Thanks for your videos, I have watched them all. PetervanHorne.
Very good tip! Thank you!
Marty, you never cease to amaze me. You're actually one of the reasons i returned to my childhood hobby! I stopped building when I was about 13-14 (around 81) and I picked it up again at the beginning of 2020. I love your sense of humor dude. :-)
Please don't take this the wrong way, but your 39 year gap, makes me feel much better about the stash I've accumulated over the past year. Seriously you know your down bad when an Airfix Vulcan is appearing in your dreams and asking 'what? You think you're better than me?!'
@@TBone-bz9mp😂
I can relate to this in so many ways haha. Only a smaller gap of around 15 years but besides that, I felt this one 😂
@@TBone-bz9mp I'm on a 2-year gap now and counting. There's just not enough space here in the condo, but my wife is very supportive and she supports my accumulating stash until we move into a bigger house. She's even bought me a couple kits already.
That decal trick is ingenious! Looking forward to the rest of this series. I'm also working on a big German cat (Tamiya 1/35 King Tiger Ardennes Front), really a pleasure to build. I would love to see you tackle a King Tiger, Martin!
I love how the three colours complement each other well. Often one colour always ends up darker or lighter than the others and spoils the effect
I literally started modelling because of uncle night shift, and this model paint job is seriously the best camo tone Martin has done. Well done, keep going!
Amazing already!!
And the next thing we know is a Tigerbattle under the larch forest? 😂
Amazing as always, I really like how the post shading brought the three tone camo together. :)
Watching uncle nightshift do models _properly_ while I fix mine!
Nice job! I haven't built a Jagdpanther since the '80s.
I just got back into modeling after 25 years...thanks Martin..Mr Nightshift! Your techniques are amazing. I've learned alot!
Wow, I felt like the Jagdtiger was made a month ago, time flies by real fast.
This is honestly amazing! Especially when the JagdPanther was one of my favorite tanks!
it's going to be a milestone of instruction and guideline for jagdpanther 's camouflage.
Nice that shouted out JB. He's a good dude.
Hello uncle! I’m always amazed on how courageous you are by wash soaking your builded model directly under tap water!!
And intrigued by all your different approaches, mixed techniques, order of execution and mixing different brands of products.
I ❤️ your videos 😍.
Cheers mate!
Perfect! Why does the Jagdpanther look like it has toilet patterns? Well, that was a joke, but I seriously love it.
watch his other previous videos
They wanted a fancier look :D
@@NightShiftScaleModels Ah, yes!
*The paint is very good, nex step the weathering and it'll blow our minds up!*
Beautiful job, those shades compliment each other very well! I love the look of the painted zimmerit. I can’t wait for weathering!
Fantastic camo job. The white around decals makes it look like stickers
Once again you amaze me, mah friend. Well done!
Woow super smoth paintjob, and the post shading on the base coat is impressive, cant wait to see the next episode!!
Ahh... the highlight of every week. Beautiful painting!
Awesome job. Very realistic job. The Very few color pictures I've seen you nailed it 👌. Thanks much for sharing and wait to see the weathering and stowage. I'm sure you'll do a fantastic job on the figures.
Getting into the weekend with another nightshift video
Outstanding. I think best build/painting project on your channel so far. Truly interesting and pleasurable to watch. Thank you :)
Good work fella.
My favourite AFV of WW2.
This vehicle to me looks like the sports car of armour. Love your work, as always 👍
Absolutely awesome. Nice work, brother. Cheers!
Thanks Uncle Night Shift! I just received my first tank today (Tiger, of course) and I’m going to be following your videos to get it done. Got myself some badass Vallejo paints and Rust & Chipping Effects, Army Painter Metallics & Washes, AK Interactive Mud & Snow & Grime Kits…. Let’s see what happens! Thanks again
Good job on the decals! You’re the best
Last Friday I bought some ak real colors and surprise surprise, uncle nigthshift made a video using the same ak real colors I bought. Even more exited to use them on my tiger 2.
German life colour field grey is brilliant for post fading any green with ak worn effects then going back over it with the lighter field grey just clouding it in over the worn effects but you still see it under it! Hard to explain its a new thing I've been Using and the outcome is stunning! I'm playing with these new AMMO shaders and new acrylic filters just now too I like it it's very similar to the amusing hobby krupp panzer 4 slopped armour kit I done love that post shading 3 tone camo you've done a great job!
What is not to like, top quality paint work my friend. Something I’m going to try to replicate on my next build. (1/16 StuG on pre order) so very much looking forward to seeing you finish this build, stage by stage and take notes. Your craftsmanship is inspirational. My go to armour modeller for guidance and inspiration.
Dear Martin, Fantastic tutorial.
Helpful is an understatement master kovac
Martin, next model try using a heavy epoxy putty instead of supper glue on your tie down nut. ruff up the plastic to give the putty a better mechanical bond to the plastic. encapsulate the nut in putty with the pessary hole in the top. enjoy your videos! that painting stand is a must have.
I think this is the best 3 tone German camo I've ever seen! How do you keep this pace up man! KUTGW.
Holy cow bro, this is looking incredible, your camo paint job is amazing! loving the build brother
Honestly I think it turned out amazing so far. Cant wait to see it weathered
This is amazing truly wonderful keep it up man
I think my King Tiger might get this same treatment. Great video as always Martin
Another Outstanding video and presentation.
If you wanna make a straight "Dunkelgelb" kit. I'd suggest a StuG, a Panzer III or IV, or even a lighter support vehicle like a Sdkfz 222 or 234. The E model of the StuG and F Model of the Panzer IV are excellent choices with lots of potential for dioramas since they saw a lot of service on both fronts!
What a brilliant video on a very interesting Tank. Well done.
Amazing 😍. Your Jagdpanther looks already way better then my Jagdpanther 314 I build a year ago.
So pretty! It is funny how chipping, rust, dust, gunk and mud will only make it prettier! :D
Keep up the great work!
Hey man this is my second video I’ve watched from u and u have rekindled the passion I’ve had for the hobby thanks for creating such amazing videos
waow the painting stand !
Ma friend! Looks amazing as it stands,but knowing uncle nightshift it's far from finished, you are truly inspired 😉👌
It looks GLORIOUS!!!!
The yellow colour looks just satisfying, I can't wait to repaint my sturmtiger just to try those techniques out :D
You really motivate me to keep doing my hobby 😊
Thank you , Uncle Martin .
It’s a great model, the contents are fantastic. But what a job! You really made a nice model , well done.
Man I really like the work your doing it's both informative and entertaining at the same time, Keep up the good work Bro
Nice work. I often slit decals. I have a medical scalpel that I use. It has a forward tilting blade that makes the point very precise. I am going to have to try some of those AK paints. But, I really enjoy mixing Tamiya paints. There are some recipes on the net to mix just about any WWII color of any country you want. It will be nice to see your weathering, next week.
Fantastic looking brother!!
Yup you really should do a dark yellow or desert yellow scheme, maybe a 1/48 DAK PzIII to compliment the Crusader
Another former kid model maker getting back into the hobby here. Putting everything I knew about building kits behind me (forgotten it all really) I wonder which is a better method when it comes to painting, realising personal preference is a factor.
Is it better to simply build the whole model then paint it, going back over the little bits like external equipment, etc with either brushes or masking around them and touching them up?
Build the model with some parts pre-painted and then assemble for the final paint?
Or build the main body, leaving parts off completely, paint it and the other parts separately, then do a final assembly?
Don't know why this stresses me out so much, but it does. It certainly has stopped me in my tracks from going ahead as I gather kits to start, only to sit on the shelf and gather dust.
Amazing as usual!
I would love to see you try the Oxidrot/Dunkelgelb camouflage. Maybe on something like a Hetzer. With the white stripes it has such a unique look.
Cheers!
Red oxide camouflage? You mean rotbraun?
@@Panzermeister36 no, I really mean the oxid primer. Late in the war there was not enough paint left, so they used the dunkelgelb on the primer for a makeshift camo. Like the Panther Bovington has on display.
@@AWarriorsQuest yeah, that's a myth. There are hundreds of photos of tanks serving in the last weeks of the war and they all still have the elaborate factory camouflages. They were even introducing new camouflages such as the Octopus scheme which is photographed on one of the last King Tigers built. Occupied factories after the war still had ample paint supplies and many spare parts. Things like rubber and special alloys where what the Germans were running out of.
The Bovington Panther was built after the war under REME supervision in a captured factory. It's not a standard vehicle. And, remember that Bovington mislead people for decades with their fictional blue Caunter camouflage scheme. Only recently did they admit it was wrong...so be careful what you take away from museum pieces. Very few are in original condition :)
@@Panzermeister36 oh, I didn't know that. Thanks for the clarification and your long answer, panzermeister! A pity you can't trust the museums ;) however I still like the look :D
@@AWarriorsQuest I know, some day I will do a red oxide finish :P it's nonsense but looks so cool...
Your, like, the only WWII tank model… person? I don’t know the name ;-; BACK TO THE SUBJECT your the only person I can find that does this, so cool!
Cant wait for the next one!
Love that cammo dude!
Just well done its amazing how you know how to paint
Just because of this video I bought some of that varnish. Cant wait for it to come in. Also got an actual air compressor. I use mr. Color lacquer paints currently but want to try some tamiya paints.
Also those decals look painted on!
Once again Great Work and Handy tips and skills, I'm always learning and having a chuckle with your humour! :)
Camouflage + shading = brave man
Awesome job !!!!! I learn so much from you
The zimm looks sweet under a coat of paint….this is coming along very nicely Mr K
Love it! I must go paint my model now! :)
actually an awesome model I just would ad some black onto the muzzle to simulate the gun actually being used once
Martin... this is SPECTACULAR!!!!!
Hope you are still healing fast.
Outstanding! Great work my friend hope you're feeling better. Kudos...
I know absolutely nothing about modeling and dioramas but man this is cool
It looks perfect m8ty, A1 spray job.
wonderful camo!
Nice builds. Especially liked your take on US Olive Drab. I have painted OD on armor for years and I have never been satisfied with the outcome. Also, thanks for the advice on using clear. You seem to use more than I am used to using and would like to know a ratio if you could include it in a future segment. Fantastic detail work. I am going to start using metal for grab handles, finally. Drilling through makes sense. Thank's. B
Simply brilliant work !!!!!!!!! Would love to see a 1:16 scale model of you!!!! With even more details !!!!!
Excellent work. 👍🏼
Great job, uncle nightshift =)
Make sure to give the numbers and insignias a good beating, along with mud and and foliage in the tracks. The positioning of tank also bothers me a little bit, the only reason a tank would stop in that downward angle would be if the were firing down into a valley, perhaps setting up an ambush.
Like the pattern. It seems a little "skinny", but like you said almost all these came jobs were adhoc in the field affairs.
For a Normandy track I wouldn't leave the barrel naked. A new barrel would have had either brush or a came net wrapped around it.
Key to survival. If you look like a target, you're gonna get shot at. So don't look like a target. Especially from an aerial view. The Germans were distinctly aware of allied ground attack aircraft in the Normandy campaign.
For one of your next builds could you do kit with an interior?
Yeah,like the RFM Sherman.
What a kit.
Boy do I need tips and inspiration for that,great idea my friend.
😎❤✌
Looks amazing
King tiger update 3
Fully airbrushed and painted and wethering is under way the tank is chipped (sponge because I have no chipping fluid experience) the tracks are dusty and I just need to paint a couple details and attach the other set of road wheels and tracks may be finished on the week end
You are a magician indeed!
I love the paint job
Fantastic job Thankyou for posting
Looking amazing man! Thanks for the great tips and techniques ☺️👍
Stunning work love your uploads I've just finished my Meng Panther using a lot of your technics
Absolutely amazing, i just wish you make the jagdpanther just dark yellow its perfect but the camouflage is better
great job, You make me want to step up my Miniature painting game.
I've been modeling over 50 years, and I've learnt a lot watching you. Thank you.
Love it! Can't wait to see the final dio
I kind of liked it more as yellow and green rather than adding the brown tbqh, cool either way
That looks very nice. Nice run through information 😉
Love the work brother keep it up
10:36 zimmerit working as intended!