Have you tried making an entirely black and white diorama? Could be an interesting challenge trying to capture the detail and textures of a scene entirely in black and white
He’s complaining about how dumb the model is and I can’t stop thinking of my king tiger from Tamils that told me to melt the plastic molding to make the antenna
I think the reason why your method of completely repainting the groundwork black/dark brown and then highlighting later looks so good, is that it unifies the groundwork with the model. You paint the model the exact same way -- dark first, then building up lighter colours on top -- so everything looks like it belongs in the scene as the visual style is all the same :)
But it’s not an exact replica of the photo, the German soldier had a WWII German M34 Army Standard Cap and he was holding a Kar98 with the cleaning rod missing. 🤓
For anyone wondering, this tank was commanded by Lt. Zobel of 2. Abteilung, Panzerregiment 31, 5. Panzerdivision. The original picture was taken on May 13th, 1940 near Av. Colonel Cadoux 3, 5537 Dinant, Belgium. The tank fell off a ferry when transporting it across the Maas (Meuse) river. As ConeOfArc so nicely puts it: ""...approaching the shore, the ferry lifts, the load shifts, and the tank falls into the river."
Neither rain nor snow nor some gassy resin issues can never stop Uncle Nigh Shift from attaining his goal which is a piece of history told through stunning modelling! 🤩
- O panzer of the lake, What is your wisom? - If you want to try a different colour palette, you should build and paint a fictional vehicle! but seriously, it would be awesome to see you tackle a sci fi vehicle like a tank / walker from 40k
@@recurvestickerdragon as cool as that would be most of the tanks of the imperial guard have a pretty similar colour scheme to the tanks that night shift already paints, so we cant really use the different colour palette argument for that. I was thinking a mechanius vehicle or a knight. That or a t'au/ eldar vehicle
I think the bubbles and distorted area of the water added some more realism to the model. There's lots of gasses trapped under soil. When thet gets disturbed (By driving a tank into it as an example) you will get all these bubbles rising to the surface. But i understand that it wouldnt look as good as it should at these smaller scales. Love the model!
Great work it looks amazing. And the panzer being in a river is not a conspiracy but reality. The youtuber cone of arc and his community found the location of the tank and it fell off a ferry while crossing a river.
@@kingofmystery1135 no there’re photos showing it pulled out more of the water than on the picture most people know. After it fell into the river it was pulled out. What happened to it after that isn’t known.
Hello Martin. I’ve seen your videos over the past couple of years, as I research model painting, customizing, and diorama building. I’m a 1:18 scale customizer…and I’m studying techniques and tricks from youtubers like yourself. Thank you for putting out excellent videos and I love your narration…you instruct and keep us interested at the same time. Your resin work is outstanding and motivating. I’ve only used resin twice, and the second time I made the mistake of using NOT deep pour resin and the layers below were leaking out as the top layers were curing. I was so stressed out I just threw the whole project away. Watching your videos has taught me a lot…and I’m motivated to try resin again in my hobby work. Keep up the good work. Hello from Guam 🇬🇺
Although I am not an armour modeller (yet) I get bucketloads of material, technique and scenic inspiration from your videos, so thank you very much. I just felt the need to tell you that as mainly a figure painter in mostly 28mm scale I find your figures really great. They convey the story, fit the palette and your colour transitions are really excellent. When I will eventually start a 40k guard army, I am gonna binch watch your content again to end with the best possible tanks. Keep up your great work
Nice work! And I appreciate that you now post longer videos with some more time in between them - that`s far better than videos of ten to fifteen minutes every week, I think! * Thumbs up! *
I’m an archaeologist, and your earthwork on the embankment was spot on-I should know, I look at dirt all day long. It’s unfortunate that the resin water creeped up the side, but your colors and composition look fantastic!
I'm a Railroader, so I don't look at dirt all day long. So I'm asking you as a dirt connoisseur, sommelier and expert. Doesn't water creep up like that? Or does it look unnatural to you? Does it depends on where the lake is located geographically?
@@SteamCheese1 really good question! I’ve only ever seen it when the water level dropped for whatever reason. I’m sure some riverbanks have water creeping up on them, but I can’t recall seeing that myself. But I’ve seen it at dammed lakes where the water level can be controlled. It only lasts for a few hours though-after that the soils appear to become dry. Like I said, I’m sure somewhere in the world there’s a riverbank that’s proving me wrong lol
@@outcastmodels4932 Thanks for your response man! Yeah I went to our local pond to look at it and you're right. On the surface it looks dry and doesn't really creep up. Only like 2 to 5 millimeters. But under the surface if you just dig a few centimeters, the dirt feels moist and is a bit darker. So my guess is that on the surface the rate of evaporation is too fast to stay moist. So it looks dry.
@@SteamCheese1 It really depends on the weather. I used to live where it was really humid and sometimes the dirt and sand around the waters edge would remain moist after it rained or after the water was disturbed, etc. It never was for long. Maybe this tank was recently submerged.
I've been following your channel for years now and I have to say, of all the approaches to groundworks priming, this one definitely looked the best in my opinion. As always, great videos, love your content!
When sanding a large surface on a sheet of sandpaper, move the component in a "Figure 8" pattern. This will removed the "High" points quicker and also help keep the component level on the paper and reduce any slope/angle that might occur when reciprocal sanding.
Dneska som bol na sútaži modelov v trnave, videl som tam túto diorámu a hned som si vzpomenul kde som ju videl, nečakal som že to bude zrovna od niekoho zo slovenska a už určite nie že to bude od niekoho kto je tak blízko, nádherná dioráma, pokračuj v tom a mohol by si potom odpisať ako si skončil na vyhodnotení 😃👌
Beautiful result Martin! You say you initially put the wrong mantlet on the tank, but the first one was actually the correct one based on the photo… it’s a Pz IV Ausf D. 😀 Thanks for all of the inspirational videos. Can’t wait to see what you do next.
Absolutely stunning job as always. I applaud you again. It’s always a treat to get new tips, insights and experience due to your explanations. Would be so interesting to see you work on a tank from Warhammer 40K to be honest. To make it look as authentic as possible. I do not share in this hobby but I always come here for the huge amount of knowledge. Well done sir.
It looks really great, master level diorama. Watching the build from start to completion was enjoyable. I look forward to the next one. Thank you for sharing the build. 👏👍
If you don't mind 1:56 scale [or 1:48 for the vehicle] Warlord's Bolt Action line has decent multi-part WW2 soldiers for every major combatant and a few minors [like Italy, Poland, Finland and the various British Dominion forces]. You get enough bitz in a box to build like 20 soldiers, and the even have cool special bitz like loose helmets, arms with stick-grenades, sniper/machine gunner bodies, multiple head and arm pose options and such. The kits were designed to let you build an entire Platoon and not have any 2 soldiers exactly the same. Most of their tank kits have bitz to build multiple variants of the vehicle [the Chi-Ha kit comes with 1 lower hull and 2 sets of stowage, turret and upper hull so you can make the type-95 or type-97, The Panzer IV kit does the same with either the howitzer or anti-tank gun]
also a great refresher. So many great points ive picked up over Nightshifts history, put together in a very flowful way. I watch these after work, relaxing and looking forward to my weekend.
You're completely right about the Panzer of the Lake being in a river, another TH-camr named ConeofArc was able to confirm it had sunk during a failed river crossing in Belgium.
Looks awesome!! If you haven’t tried it yet, you can use woodland scenics flex paste, for sealing your foam base, where epoxy resin will be poured. Works great 👌
I never thought id see the day where uncle night shift brought a meme to life. Awesome work my guy can't wait to see what is next a Vietnam diorama would be awesome. Maybe with Tamiya's M551 Sheridan or the old M48 Patton tank with some USMC figures. Besides that awesome work can't wait to see what is next.
I'd love to see uncle nightshift di a crashed US chopped in a Vietnam diorama, I feel like helicopters would suit the armor modelling techniques well especially one that's hit the deck
I have never watched a diorama or model building video before, but Panzer of the Lake was a very tempting scenario, so here I am. Now I'm starting to consider going into making similar things myself as it seems quite therapeutic and calm as a hobby.
I like what you did with the title cards for each section and how the size of the words change depending on what section of the diorama you were working on. It's clever
Usually these sort of video's do not have spoken comments over 100% of the contents. I like it very much that you do. Learned from it and enjoyed it. :)
Can’t wait for your winter scenery 🙌 I’m currently working on a diorama for my Dragon Panzer III Winterketten ( #6606 ) I’m going for a post snow melt scene, so I can still incorporate some snow, but the entire diorama won’t be dominated by white lol
That’s a great diorama, I love it. If I can give you some feedback from working with the real thing, it’s that wire recovery ropes don’t bend easily. Heck they often won’t bend at all, unless it’s awkward, in which case they’ll bend in an awkward but graceful arc to wherever you don’t want them. They’re very springy, and the bend radius would be around the same as the curve on panther, tiger or cromwell/comet wheel for a sense of scale, unless you’re really applying a lot of pressure. keep up the good work!
I skipped to the end and thought the river bank was real dirt and grass. Once I rewound the video I was floored that you had made all that. I’ve never seen one of your videos before but I subscribed. You’re very talented.
Loving these quick small projects from you. It's fun to get the whole project in one video. I wonder if there is any way to get the resin water to have less surface tension; at this scale it tends to creep up the sides of objects such as the turret and river bank. Thin resin would be difficult to contain without spilling, but maybe finishing the surface with an extremely thin layer of a very runny form of resin would help hide this phenomenon without requiring the whole base to be complexly watertight.
I know it's somewhat for teh lulz, but it was actually a really interesting model to watch you build. I especially like - what I wouldn't think of - different weathering on the hull and the turret, as it totally makes sense. I also really like the groundwork.
Panzer of the lake, what is your wisdom? Keep you workspace messy, you’re a modeller Love your models, and this one was something extra special! :D Question, how do content creator modellers keep their work clean while recording, mine is always in total chaos? Also, unlike many other (probably), I would actually like longer projects, divided into episodes, rather than longer videos with everything I’ve said it before, please build an strv103, my favorite tank, even though there aren’t any good kits of it :) Why do my comments tend to become so very long? I guess I have a lot to say Love your work, support from Sweden :D
I love these “tiny” builds, seems like you can produce a lot more videos doing these. Please keep doing (I know you will anyways) the regular couple video long series’s.
Fantastic diorama. However, I warn you against using only adhesive tape to hold the edges. In one of my models, under the influence of the sun (?), the glue in the tape dried up and the part just fell off.
Panzer of the lake, what is your wisdom? *16 ton pontoons are not great for 25 ton tanks* For anyone wondering, it’s about the origin of the Panzer of the lake, they tried using a pontoon not rated for the size of the tank. Also, the Panzer is in a river. Look at the channel Cone de Arc on TH-cam for more info.
Hello Uncle. I really enjoy your work, and think it's all excellent. For some unknown reason I find this one especially pleasing. I think it's the river bank and the simplicity of the scene. Keep up the good work 👍🙂
Another stunning piece, & so interesting to watch from start to finish! Good actually to see that things can always go wrong (resin & bubbles) even with the best modellers….& how to try & rectify them. Quality as always 😌👌
I GET SO ANNOYED AT THE TIME WASTED ON DETAILS ON MOVIE MODELS THAT WONT BE SEEN, BUT THESE WAR DIORAMAS ARE DIFFERENT ITS A MARK OF RESPECT TO GET THE DETAILS RIGHT, well done my friend
You are extremely talented and your videos well presented. I am singularly impressed and want to thank you for not only sharing your skill, but entertaining us all too. ( By the way, “Khaki” is pronounced “Car Key” in English).
Greetings Martin, this looks to be a very good little diorama, you are as I have said before, one of the true masters of this hobby, very best regards from Australia.
Two quick tips: 1) its mostly the CO2 from the torch that pops the bubbles. Breathing through a drinking straw should have the same effect (without the heat). 2) when adding debris from a specific direction, tilt your project, prop it up at an angle. And scatter your debris. Tilt it back- or forwards depending on light or heavy material.
Amazing diorama as always, simmilary to this you could do a t-34 that drove into an irrigation ditch with maybe a log under the tracks after the crew couldnt get it out
This Dio is Wicked! And your style is perfect for getting the 'Well Crap...' feeling across! Because that Tank looks real in that water, it's kinda creepy...
Not much of a model guy, but I’m always amazed by you guys I’m fascinated how good you guys are I’d be dirt poor if I got into it. 40k and tanks are not cheap 😂
Yes,yes,yes! What a great idea for a diorama. I've enjoyed the memes and now it's 3D! This was really inspired and the effects you did on the lake/river bank turned out beautifully. As we might say here in the States, you hit an out of the park home run with the bases loaded (this might be only understandable here and in Japan).
I was a little perturbed when you suggested that you might go to less-frequent-but-longer videos. Here in the UK your regular Friday video drops pretty much just after I finish work, and has become as much a part of my 'THE WEEKEND STARTS HERE!' feeling as my first Friday beer. However, on the flipside it's great to see a whole build in a single video, and to have a whole 30 minutes of super-crispy Night Shift content. So, it turns out I'm happy with either! Lovely build, as ever....
Oh panzer of the lake, what is your wisdom? ... Nightshift is the best armor modeler
Bro we commented the same thing lol
Pin this comment @night shift
This comment soooo needs to be pinned...
Nightshift has to see this...
What about David damek?
Watching half an hour of Uncle Nightshift is the best thing about Friday’s. Maybe a tank graveyard next as a diorama?
Yes I agree
hell yea
Facts
Yes !!
The graveyard near Chenobyl? 🤔
Autumn! Do Autumn! All the colorful leaves, drizzly weather... the damp dirt and patches of mud you could play with!
Autumn twinuzis RR Nina! SWS reference?????????
Perfect for the Polish September campaign of 1939.
Have you tried making an entirely black and white diorama? Could be an interesting challenge trying to capture the detail and textures of a scene entirely in black and white
Actually a good idea.
He’s complaining about how dumb the model is and I can’t stop thinking of my king tiger from Tamils that told me to melt the plastic molding to make the antenna
@@nofwild6325
Wait what, bruuuh
@@beas_espofficial6245 I don’t know they had a picture and an explanation saying to cut up the frame the. Use a lighter to melt it to make it skinnier
@@nofwild6325 that's actually a good idea...
I think the reason why your method of completely repainting the groundwork black/dark brown and then highlighting later looks so good, is that it unifies the groundwork with the model. You paint the model the exact same way -- dark first, then building up lighter colours on top -- so everything looks like it belongs in the scene as the visual style is all the same :)
May I add that, in my opinion, it also works very efficiently to get deeper shadows under the grass ... ;)
Dear God someone actually made a model of the great panzer of the lake, you have my full on respect, rock on brotha.
But it’s not an exact replica of the photo, the German soldier had a WWII German M34 Army Standard Cap and he was holding a Kar98 with the cleaning rod missing. 🤓
@@Shiro2012. the figure is too specific to be manufactured it would need to be ordered as a custom figure which could cost a lot
For anyone wondering, this tank was commanded by Lt. Zobel of 2. Abteilung, Panzerregiment 31, 5. Panzerdivision. The original picture was taken on May 13th, 1940 near Av. Colonel Cadoux 3, 5537 Dinant, Belgium. The tank fell off a ferry when transporting it across the Maas (Meuse) river. As ConeOfArc so nicely puts it: ""...approaching the shore, the ferry lifts, the load shifts, and the tank falls into the river."
Wow good job copying google
I think the moisture “creep” up the bank really fits well with the overall scene. Happy little accident, as Bob Ross would say.
happy little panzers
In real life moisture _would_ creep up the bank.
Yes chris powell. Yes.
beat the devil out of nazis.
The moisture creep looks so right it will be well worth replicating in future scenarios.
I really love the new format with a whole diorama per video. It's really satisfying to watch the whole thing come together :).
Thank you , Uncle Martin of the Tube ! .
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Okay this is just sick, Im really loving this all in 1 episode, props to you uncle nightshift!
Having this on your desk grant infinite wisdom.
Neither rain nor snow nor some gassy resin issues can never stop Uncle Nigh Shift from attaining his goal which is a piece of history told through stunning modelling! 🤩
- O panzer of the lake, What is your wisom?
- If you want to try a different colour palette, you should build and paint a fictional vehicle!
but seriously, it would be awesome to see you tackle a sci fi vehicle like a tank / walker from 40k
I second this
Baneblade!
Baneblade!
Baneblade!
@@recurvestickerdragon as cool as that would be most of the tanks of the imperial guard have a pretty similar colour scheme to the tanks that night shift already paints, so we cant really use the different colour palette argument for that. I was thinking a mechanius vehicle or a knight.
That or a t'au/ eldar vehicle
I'd love to see another alt history/"what if" model like the soviet ball tank, or a post-apocalyptic diorama.
He should do T'au then. Retrowave style.
The fact the resin crept up the bank made it much more realistic as that what water would do. Great result.
I never cease to be amazed with your vision of the finished product. Thank you for posting a very enjoyable posting
I think the bubbles and distorted area of the water added some more realism to the model.
There's lots of gasses trapped under soil. When thet gets disturbed (By driving a tank into it as an example) you will get all these bubbles rising to the surface.
But i understand that it wouldnt look as good as it should at these smaller scales.
Love the model!
Such a good concept and execution!!
Great work it looks amazing. And the panzer being in a river is not a conspiracy but reality. The youtuber cone of arc and his community found the location of the tank and it fell off a ferry while crossing a river.
Now, I wonder... is it still there?
@@kingofmystery1135 no there’re photos showing it pulled out more of the water than on the picture most people know. After it fell into the river it was pulled out. What happened to it after that isn’t known.
Cone Of Arc did a couple of videos on this Panzer and he did geolocate it. Well worth a watch.
Excellent work again... 👍👍👍
And it is in fact in a river, not a lake.
He didn't geolocate it, a few member of his server did
Hello Martin. I’ve seen your videos over the past couple of years, as I research model painting, customizing, and diorama building. I’m a 1:18 scale customizer…and I’m studying techniques and tricks from youtubers like yourself.
Thank you for putting out excellent videos and I love your narration…you instruct and keep us interested at the same time.
Your resin work is outstanding and motivating. I’ve only used resin twice, and the second time I made the mistake of using NOT deep pour resin and the layers below were leaking out as the top layers were curing. I was so stressed out I just threw the whole project away.
Watching your videos has taught me a lot…and I’m motivated to try resin again in my hobby work.
Keep up the good work.
Hello from Guam 🇬🇺
i like he way you say diorama as many times as you can
Although I am not an armour modeller (yet) I get bucketloads of material, technique and scenic inspiration from your videos, so thank you very much.
I just felt the need to tell you that as mainly a figure painter in mostly 28mm scale I find your figures really great. They convey the story, fit the palette and your colour transitions are really excellent. When I will eventually start a 40k guard army, I am gonna binch watch your content again to end with the best possible tanks. Keep up your great work
Nice work! And I appreciate that you now post longer videos with some more time in between them - that`s far better than videos of ten to fifteen minutes every week, I think! * Thumbs up! *
I’m an archaeologist, and your earthwork on the embankment was spot on-I should know, I look at dirt all day long. It’s unfortunate that the resin water creeped up the side, but your colors and composition look fantastic!
I'm a Railroader, so I don't look at dirt all day long. So I'm asking you as a dirt connoisseur, sommelier and expert. Doesn't water creep up like that? Or does it look unnatural to you? Does it depends on where the lake is located geographically?
@@SteamCheese1 really good question! I’ve only ever seen it when the water level dropped for whatever reason. I’m sure some riverbanks have water creeping up on them, but I can’t recall seeing that myself. But I’ve seen it at dammed lakes where the water level can be controlled. It only lasts for a few hours though-after that the soils appear to become dry.
Like I said, I’m sure somewhere in the world there’s a riverbank that’s proving me wrong lol
@@outcastmodels4932 Thanks for your response man! Yeah I went to our local pond to look at it and you're right. On the surface it looks dry and doesn't really creep up. Only like 2 to 5 millimeters. But under the surface if you just dig a few centimeters, the dirt feels moist and is a bit darker.
So my guess is that on the surface the rate of evaporation is too fast to stay moist. So it looks dry.
@@SteamCheese1 It really depends on the weather. I used to live where it was really humid and sometimes the dirt and sand around the waters edge would remain moist after it rained or after the water was disturbed, etc. It never was for long. Maybe this tank was recently submerged.
Your self-deprecating sense of humour belies your talent. Beautifully done, Martin, and a pleasure to watch.
I've been following your channel for years now and I have to say, of all the approaches to groundworks priming, this one definitely looked the best in my opinion. As always, great videos, love your content!
Thumbs up for winter!
When sanding a large surface on a sheet of sandpaper, move the component in a "Figure 8" pattern. This will removed the "High" points quicker and also help keep the component level on the paper and reduce any slope/angle that might occur when reciprocal sanding.
Dneska som bol na sútaži modelov v trnave, videl som tam túto diorámu a hned som si vzpomenul kde som ju videl, nečakal som že to bude zrovna od niekoho zo slovenska a už určite nie že to bude od niekoho kto je tak blízko, nádherná dioráma, pokračuj v tom a mohol by si potom odpisať ako si skončil na vyhodnotení 😃👌
By far one of my favorite models now, absolutely amazing recreation
The shading and lighting techniques on the guy is phenomenal.
Beautiful result Martin! You say you initially put the wrong mantlet on the tank, but the first one was actually the correct one based on the photo… it’s a Pz IV Ausf D. 😀
Thanks for all of the inspirational videos. Can’t wait to see what you do next.
Stunning work! I love what you did to create the exposed plant roots -very realistic
Absolutely stunning job as always. I applaud you again. It’s always a treat to get new tips, insights and experience due to your explanations.
Would be so interesting to see you work on a tank from Warhammer 40K to be honest. To make it look as authentic as possible.
I do not share in this hobby but I always come here for the huge amount of knowledge. Well done sir.
It looks really great, master level diorama. Watching the build from start to completion was enjoyable. I look forward to the next one. Thank you for sharing the build. 👏👍
If you don't mind 1:56 scale [or 1:48 for the vehicle] Warlord's Bolt Action line has decent multi-part WW2 soldiers for every major combatant and a few minors [like Italy, Poland, Finland and the various British Dominion forces]. You get enough bitz in a box to build like 20 soldiers, and the even have cool special bitz like loose helmets, arms with stick-grenades, sniper/machine gunner bodies, multiple head and arm pose options and such. The kits were designed to let you build an entire Platoon and not have any 2 soldiers exactly the same. Most of their tank kits have bitz to build multiple variants of the vehicle [the Chi-Ha kit comes with 1 lower hull and 2 sets of stowage, turret and upper hull so you can make the type-95 or type-97, The Panzer IV kit does the same with either the howitzer or anti-tank gun]
Very good job recreating the meme, i love your work, you're very talented at painting models and making scenarios.
also a great refresher. So many great points ive picked up over Nightshifts history, put together in a very flowful way. I watch these after work, relaxing and looking forward to my weekend.
Wow, I didn't expect that "lubricated as a fox" joke out of the blue :D Great build as always, your work is a huge inspiration for me!
Excellent idea! You're getting better in every domain. Tip my hat!
You're completely right about the Panzer of the Lake being in a river, another TH-camr named ConeofArc was able to confirm it had sunk during a failed river crossing in Belgium.
Looks awesome!! If you haven’t tried it yet, you can use woodland scenics flex paste, for sealing your foam base, where epoxy resin will be poured. Works great 👌
I never thought id see the day where uncle night shift brought a meme to life. Awesome work my guy can't wait to see what is next a Vietnam diorama would be awesome. Maybe with Tamiya's M551 Sheridan or the old M48 Patton tank with some USMC figures. Besides that awesome work can't wait to see what is next.
I'd love to see uncle nightshift di a crashed US chopped in a Vietnam diorama, I feel like helicopters would suit the armor modelling techniques well especially one that's hit the deck
@@damonrudd6599 agreed that would be cool seeing a crashed Huey in Vietnam
I have never watched a diorama or model building video before, but Panzer of the Lake was a very tempting scenario, so here I am. Now I'm starting to consider going into making similar things myself as it seems quite therapeutic and calm as a hobby.
Oh Panzer of the lake what is your wisdom? Building models and dioramas is a good hobby. Thats some good wisdom
I like what you did with the title cards for each section and how the size of the words change depending on what section of the diorama you were working on. It's clever
Great work! I await the next tank meme, perhaps the *TONK?*
Usually these sort of video's do not have spoken comments over 100% of the contents. I like it very much that you do. Learned from it and enjoyed it. :)
*Record screech*
“Hey, I’m Karl and you’re probably wondering how I got here.”
that is the most realistic earth and grass I've ever seen in a model. so good!
Can’t wait for your winter scenery 🙌 I’m currently working on a diorama for my Dragon Panzer III Winterketten ( #6606 ) I’m going for a post snow melt scene, so I can still incorporate some snow, but the entire diorama won’t be dominated by white lol
Wow!!! That embankment looks door realistic and the painting of the panzer is superb!
That’s a great diorama, I love it. If I can give you some feedback from working with the real thing, it’s that wire recovery ropes don’t bend easily. Heck they often won’t bend at all, unless it’s awkward, in which case they’ll bend in an awkward but graceful arc to wherever you don’t want them. They’re very springy, and the bend radius would be around the same as the curve on panther, tiger or cromwell/comet wheel for a sense of scale, unless you’re really applying a lot of pressure. keep up the good work!
I skipped to the end and thought the river bank was real dirt and grass. Once I rewound the video I was floored that you had made all that. I’ve never seen one of your videos before but I subscribed. You’re very talented.
First video i watch from this channel, and the dioramas are really realistic-looking!!!
Loving these quick small projects from you. It's fun to get the whole project in one video.
I wonder if there is any way to get the resin water to have less surface tension; at this scale it tends to creep up the sides of objects such as the turret and river bank. Thin resin would be difficult to contain without spilling, but maybe finishing the surface with an extremely thin layer of a very runny form of resin would help hide this phenomenon without requiring the whole base to be complexly watertight.
what I see most people do is shave off the creeping edges with hobby knife and putting a gloss varnish to get the waters shininess back
Very cool and nice save for the bubbles issue! I love watching and learning from these videos. One day I will attempt one of these!!!
O Panzer of the lake what is the wisdom? FINISH YOUR MODELS!!!
man this is just beautiful .. i cant tell why but this is something i very much enjoy looking at
“You can’t park there” 💀💀💀💀
Oh panzer of the lake what is your wisdom?… “This meme will never die.”
20:33 Seems like a good opportunity to use this to your advantage with a frozen lake sometime.
30:22 Serendipitous.
I'm really liking your high-risk low-reward cutting method at 3:34
Oh panzer of the lake what us your wisdom? Don't use a fairy that can hold 16 tons but use it to carry a 20+ ton tank
I know it's somewhat for teh lulz, but it was actually a really interesting model to watch you build. I especially like - what I wouldn't think of - different weathering on the hull and the turret, as it totally makes sense. I also really like the groundwork.
Panzer of the lake, what is your wisdom?
Keep you workspace messy, you’re a modeller
Love your models, and this one was something extra special! :D
Question, how do content creator modellers keep their work clean while recording, mine is always in total chaos?
Also, unlike many other (probably), I would actually like longer projects, divided into episodes, rather than longer videos with everything
I’ve said it before, please build an strv103, my favorite tank, even though there aren’t any good kits of it :)
Why do my comments tend to become so very long? I guess I have a lot to say
Love your work, support from Sweden :D
A surprise to be sure,but a welcome one,This diorama may be the best one I have seen yet!
19:20 STILL WATER!!! those who know:💀MANGO MANGO MANGO MANGO MANGO
Not funny.get out.
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I love these “tiny” builds, seems like you can produce a lot more videos doing these. Please keep doing (I know you will anyways) the regular couple video long series’s.
Fantastic diorama. However, I warn you against using only adhesive tape to hold the edges. In one of my models, under the influence of the sun (?), the glue in the tape dried up and the part just fell off.
So awesome Martin! Your videos make me happy! Hope one day I can see them in person.
Panzer of the lake, what is your wisdom?
*16 ton pontoons are not great for 25 ton tanks*
For anyone wondering, it’s about the origin of the Panzer of the lake, they tried using a pontoon not rated for the size of the tank. Also, the Panzer is in a river. Look at the channel Cone de Arc on TH-cam for more info.
Nejlepší překlad “mazanej jako liška” co jsem kdy slyšel 😂😂😂
It’s so amazing to see how you can make those wonderful models.
Have you considered making a tank from the 40k universe?
Baneblade!
Baneblade!
Baneblade!
This is my favourite diorama so far. Thanks for sharing!
Can you turn what’s left of the hull into a Destroyed Pnz 4?
Ask someone who is a long time 40k/30k fan, it's very fun to watch a different type of models in action
When will you make a model of a Ukrainian tractor towing a Russian tank?
Hello Uncle.
I really enjoy your work, and think it's all excellent. For some unknown reason I find this one especially pleasing. I think it's the river bank and the simplicity of the scene. Keep up the good work 👍🙂
Another stunning piece, & so interesting to watch from start to finish! Good actually to see that things can always go wrong (resin & bubbles) even with the best modellers….& how to try & rectify them. Quality as always 😌👌
This is my favourite diorama of all time.
My favorite part about these videos are the painting and putting the tank together, not that anyone asked a year from now, but just saying😊
I GET SO ANNOYED AT THE TIME WASTED ON DETAILS ON MOVIE MODELS THAT WONT BE SEEN, BUT THESE WAR DIORAMAS ARE DIFFERENT ITS A MARK OF RESPECT TO GET THE DETAILS RIGHT, well done my friend
this is literly all i ever wanted from diorama videos
Everything in one video! WOW
You are extremely talented and your videos well presented. I am singularly impressed and want to thank you for not only sharing your skill, but entertaining us all too. ( By the way, “Khaki” is pronounced “Car Key” in English).
Greetings Martin, this looks to be a very good little diorama, you are as I have said before, one of the true masters of this hobby, very best regards from Australia.
Despite the hassle with the resin, your diorama looks absolutely Fannntastic, looks even better than the real photo
This is museum-quality work here. Thank you.
Wow!! Your talent never ceases to amaze me Martin.
I never thought of mixing paint with resin great tip thank you
Two quick tips:
1) its mostly the CO2 from the torch that pops the bubbles.
Breathing through a drinking straw should have the same effect (without the heat).
2) when adding debris from a specific direction, tilt your project, prop it up at an angle.
And scatter your debris. Tilt it back- or forwards depending on light or heavy material.
Amazing diorama as always, simmilary to this you could do a t-34 that drove into an irrigation ditch with maybe a log under the tracks after the crew couldnt get it out
Man , you did a total challenge with this video ! Congrats Martin , I really enjoyed and learned .
This Dio is Wicked! And your style is perfect for getting the 'Well Crap...' feeling across! Because that Tank looks real in that water, it's kinda creepy...
Not much of a model guy, but I’m always amazed by you guys I’m fascinated how good you guys are I’d be dirt poor if I got into it. 40k and tanks are not cheap 😂
Never once did I think a black panzer would look so good
Yes,yes,yes! What a great idea for a diorama. I've enjoyed the memes and now it's 3D! This was really inspired and the effects you did on the lake/river bank turned out beautifully. As we might say here in the States, you hit an out of the park home run with the bases loaded (this might be only understandable here and in Japan).
I was a little perturbed when you suggested that you might go to less-frequent-but-longer videos. Here in the UK your regular Friday video drops pretty much just after I finish work, and has become as much a part of my 'THE WEEKEND STARTS HERE!' feeling as my first Friday beer. However, on the flipside it's great to see a whole build in a single video, and to have a whole 30 minutes of super-crispy Night Shift content. So, it turns out I'm happy with either!
Lovely build, as ever....