I am bulding Models and diorams now since i am ten but this here is a totally diffrent level. This is .... WOW... Absolutely awesome. Thanks for showing us, what is possible.
Great diorama, my great grandfather was on the Somme September 1916 when he first saw the tanks go into battle. Even he said he'd rather take his chances as a soldier than be in one of those things.
I love this project, it's gonna look like the actual no man's land Also, thank you for uploading videos every week, they are interesting to watch and useful for beginners like me
“Pinwashing playground” is a good way to describe these riveted tanks! I liked seeing some filter work with the oils, and I think that the time that you put into varying the groundwork colors paid off! It looks amazing!
Stunning amount of detail. This is going to be another masterpiece. You were talking about how you're going to be tackling the water as part of the next video. Something I've seen in machines abandoned in mud & water, but have never seen in model making id the rainbow oil sheen on the water surface from where petrol/gasoline has leaked into it. Have you ever done such a thing? It would be really interesting to see how you'd achieve that.
Looking very dank and dreary, just what you were aiming for. The absence of sharp false shadows and relatively even coloring on top surfaces and sides implies overcast weather. Makes me want to pull up the collar of my heavy overcoat just looking at it. I have a small suggestion- IIRC WWI tanks wouldn't have lived long enough, specifically wouldn't have spent long enough with engines running, to bake all the paint off their mufflers and exhausts. Hence the many-colored rust approach will work, just not the whole exhaust system. But then as you've said realism has to be balanced with artistic expression.
I really liked this video again. What is possible with oil paints amazes me again and again. I now like to use them myself. Thank you and greetings - Tino
Thank you for the regular videos! They're very educational, inspirational, and your work feels honest and joyful. I haven't built a model in 20 years but every time I watch your videos, I get the itch again. 😁
Awesome as always! Thanks for inspiring me to try new techniques! Your video's have expanded my ability to get more advanced with my modeling, much appreciated! Keep em coming Martin!💖👍
Looks amazing, I love it! I can’t wait to see this dio finished. Could you build a Strv 103 or T-34 sometime? It would be really cool and awesome Love your work, support from sweden :)
@@chieftainmk_11 yes, I’m referring to the Soviet one. An easy way to tell them apart is the Soviet one has a line ( - ), and the American doesn’t. He has technically already built one, but before his channel existed :)
Awesome, as always. This one is really coming together nicely. I don't think I have the patience to detail the diorama the way you have done. Hope you're staying safe!
Loving seeing this develop! Would be great I think, to add some smoke / fire damage above / around the shell holes, vision slits and hatches like it's had an internal fire after getting stuck. Just an idea, as currently the damage looks quite "mechanical" and not like it's had any effect?
Awesome progress!!! And look at that! Nice new custom sponge chipping tool. The makers of the star shaped green binder clips are going to wonder why they are all sold out all of a sudden 🤣
Fairly certain British tanks in WW1 were painted with a similar Olive Drab to their WW2 and even modern tank. It is only slightly more green than brown, but under certain lighting it can look brown
I see in this diorama the drowned tank in a swamp where was a chlorine gas. Died trees and slight covered by a green color ground tell about it. It's just my point of view. Work is great.
Fantastic work as always your videos have been invaluable in giving me the work flows to try new techniques. Have you thought about using the off cut lower hull to make a vertical diorama of a tank that's rolled off cliff/incline? Could be a good one to show underside weathering
Beautiful. Although I like the more traditional chipping with paintbrushes more, it looks very well. One thing, I didn't notice neither here or on Patron, the footprins of the solider are not as pronounced, as they could probably be on a muddy terrain. Probably to late to change it, but something for the future. On this one we can say, there were a lot of stones underneath the muddy surface, so he didn't sank in as much. ^^
Enjoy it? Oh yeah, I enjoyed it! Great work! 👍
I am bulding Models and diorams now since i am ten but this here is a totally diffrent level. This is .... WOW... Absolutely awesome. Thanks for showing us, what is possible.
i always looking forded to watching your videos
A masterpiece.
I enjoy watching your artwork .
I've been modeling for a while, and every time I learn something new - it is what makes this so great. Thank you, again, another beautiful piece.
I love ww1-interwar tanks. They look so gritty and steampunky, full of rivets. They just look so brutal and metal
As always, awesome work my friend.
magnific details, love this.
Very nice job on the tank and diorama.
Unckie Nightshift is back to make the weekend great again
Thank you , Uncle Martin .
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that looks super crispy dude, A+
Im off to do some Crispy Rendering.....awesome as usual Martin!!!
Superb, inspired and superb...👍👍👍👌
Came out great. I think a thin layer of epoxy or AK Puddle Effect around the tank would make a great water effect!
Great diorama, my great grandfather was on the Somme September 1916 when he first saw the tanks go into battle. Even he said he'd rather take his chances as a soldier than be in one of those things.
I love this project, it's gonna look like the actual no man's land
Also, thank you for uploading videos every week, they are interesting to watch and useful for beginners like me
I'm watching all your videos on autoplay, dude you are one hell of a model builder and painter!!
I think this will be my favorite dio you have made so far
It's coming along very nicely. I pick up tips from you all the time. Even as ancient as I am.
I love the technic of spongie thingie😅. I often use it for my tanks)
Dude you kill it every time. My favorite content I look forward to every Friday. Thank you.
hell yeah intros are back, saw a video where you said you wernt doing it anymore because you thought it was tacky, i think it has charm
Excellent technical work!!
I could literally watch you pinwash rivets for hours.
I swear, I see you improve in every video!
Excellent technical work
Another great video keep up the good work!
Damn Martin that is looking so good brother!!!❤❤👍😉
“Pinwashing playground” is a good way to describe these riveted tanks! I liked seeing some filter work with the oils, and I think that the time that you put into varying the groundwork colors paid off! It looks amazing!
As always, absolutely amazing work. Very inspirational. Thank you Uncle. ;)
You make such good models. I've been building models for 3 years and your techniques are very helpful on making a nice model.
Brilliant work !
Stunning amount of detail. This is going to be another masterpiece.
You were talking about how you're going to be tackling the water as part of the next video. Something I've seen in machines abandoned in mud & water, but have never seen in model making id the rainbow oil sheen on the water surface from where petrol/gasoline has leaked into it. Have you ever done such a thing? It would be really interesting to see how you'd achieve that.
I just like hearing all of the commentary. Plus his sort of soothing voice (no homo btw)
Try mixing some peat moss in with your ground medium, it works real well adding rough ground effects!
I'm really enjoying this project Martin, great work. Cheers from the U.K.
You're my Inspiration!
You're an inspiration for us Mr. Night Shift.
war thunder announces the A-10 and nightshift uploads - this weekend is going to be good...
really liking this series. Good work.
It was great to see your more efficient chipping method. Thank you!!
I've gotta try chiping like this! So easy compared to using chipping medium and brushes
Fascinating job Martin! This is my most intresting era combined with the TH-camr I look most up to! Great job!
Looking very dank and dreary, just what you were aiming for. The absence of sharp false shadows and relatively even coloring on top surfaces and sides implies overcast weather. Makes me want to pull up the collar of my heavy overcoat just looking at it.
I have a small suggestion- IIRC WWI tanks wouldn't have lived long enough, specifically wouldn't have spent long enough with engines running, to bake all the paint off their mufflers and exhausts. Hence the many-colored rust approach will work, just not the whole exhaust system. But then as you've said realism has to be balanced with artistic expression.
Perfect done! And I'm also a fan of idea of making tractor towing Russian tank, TOR, or something similar. ;) All the best for You! ;)
Really enjoy your new technique, thanks for your time.
I love the weathering 🙂
I really liked this video again. What is possible with oil paints amazes me again and again. I now like to use them myself. Thank you and greetings - Tino
Wow toto je krása super video 👌
Detailing is exelent
Thank you for the regular videos! They're very educational, inspirational, and your work feels honest and joyful.
I haven't built a model in 20 years but every time I watch your videos, I get the itch again. 😁
Wow, love this series, great storytelling and great explanation of how you are making it!
So excited for this model, it’s the first one I’m watching from start to finish. Subscribed!
Fantastic Martin!
Nice!
Hi Martin, the diorama is looking absolutely fantatic, I look forward to the next update, take care and keep safe and well, greetings from Australia.
Can’t wait for the water!
My whole week was spent waiting for this
Looking good .
Hey, Uncle Night Shift, they make "criss-cross" tweezers that hold themselves closed, so you just squeeze them to open.
Another nice job. Coming along great. Looking forward to the next video
Loving the ww1 diorama uncle night shift
Getting excited to see how you go with the resin;)
Awesome as always! Thanks for inspiring me to try new techniques! Your video's have expanded my ability to get more advanced with my modeling, much appreciated! Keep em coming Martin!💖👍
Looks amazing, I love it! I can’t wait to see this dio finished.
Could you build a Strv 103 or T-34 sometime? It would be really cool and awesome
Love your work, support from sweden :)
I'm currently working on strv 103c and it's an really interesting piece of armor.
@@p13cu42 that’s cool, it’s one of my favorite tanks
Yes please 103
T-34 Has already been built by him The american heavy though
If you are reffering to the soviet medium tank he hasnt yet
@@chieftainmk_11 yes, I’m referring to the Soviet one.
An easy way to tell them apart is the Soviet one has a line ( - ), and the American doesn’t.
He has technically already built one, but before his channel existed
:)
Looks amazing already👍
Very good work - such a great idea for a diorama!
You are a master of the art. Utterly fantastic work!!
Hi you making diorama literally makes me wanna build a diorama, great job and look!
I have to say, I think this will be the most interesting and beautiful diorama’s you have created yet. Despite it being in “no man’s land.” 😄
This is an absolute masterpiece my friend!
Awesome, as always. This one is really coming together nicely. I don't think I have the patience to detail the diorama the way you have done. Hope you're staying safe!
Hello, great video! It's always a pleasure to check in with you. Greetings condock24
I always love these videos
Loving seeing this develop! Would be great I think, to add some smoke / fire damage above / around the shell holes, vision slits and hatches like it's had an internal fire after getting stuck. Just an idea, as currently the damage looks quite "mechanical" and not like it's had any effect?
All your work is amazing but so far this is my favourite.. I can't wait to see it finished.
Awesome progress!!! And look at that! Nice new custom sponge chipping tool. The makers of the star shaped green binder clips are going to wonder why they are all sold out all of a sudden 🤣
Fairly certain British tanks in WW1 were painted with a similar Olive Drab to their WW2 and even modern tank. It is only slightly more green than brown, but under certain lighting it can look brown
Excellent as always.
I see in this diorama the drowned tank in a swamp where was a chlorine gas. Died trees and slight covered by a green color ground tell about it. It's just my point of view. Work is great.
Love seeing other Modelers work..!! LMAO over the FIREFLY decal...!!! Where are you from....????
Learning a lot from your vids. Hopefully i can try to apply your teachings on gundam models. Thanks for providing great content!
Fantastic work as always your videos have been invaluable in giving me the work flows to try new techniques. Have you thought about using the off cut lower hull to make a vertical diorama of a tank that's rolled off cliff/incline? Could be a good one to show underside weathering
Awesome as always! :)
It would be super cool to see what you can do with a tank from Warhammer 40k!
I know you focus on tanks and things, but a boat or sub on a resin base would be awesome to see, even if it's more out of your comfort One.
Looks great Martin! This may be your best work yet!
I started building models 40 years ago,and never thought of oils until I watched these videos,I feel dumb :D
Perfect 👍
Firstly: Looks great and a very interesting diorama! Is your next one going to be of a Ukrainian farmer towing a Russian tank? Would be awesome!
Diorama for the revell tank
@@warbirdgamer Yes!
hahah, thanks for the chuckle!
An ukrainian farmer towing a whole russian tank brigade
Like a bombed out Russian T-90 being tugged along by an old, beat up tractor? Now that would be awesome!
You’re such a talented artist! Love watching your videos! I don’t suppose you have a blog at all? Would love to see some more images of your work!
Very nice, looks epic.
relly love the look of it
you should do a tour of all your dioramas
Great result so far. But It kinda looks animated in this stage :D
Beautiful. Although I like the more traditional chipping with paintbrushes more, it looks very well. One thing, I didn't notice neither here or on Patron, the footprins of the solider are not as pronounced, as they could probably be on a muddy terrain. Probably to late to change it, but something for the future. On this one we can say, there were a lot of stones underneath the muddy surface, so he didn't sank in as much. ^^
Should do an FT-17 or an A7B in a winter scene.
Don’t see a lot of WW1 in winter
Nice work. As always
I enjoy watching all your diorama videos but where do you keep them all?