Another great addition to the collection, Glenn. What stands out to me, "you are seeing it, and you are painting it" yet with these videos you are posting you are allowing us to see it too. I'm staring 70 in the face, been building almost 60 years but I really learn a lot here, thanks it really means something and always leaves an impression or two. When I build armor, I try to imitate real vehicles. What frustrates me with Hobby Boss is I have yet to find markings referenced specifically.
Hello Glenn. Hope all is well with you. Another extremely entertaining video. I enjoyed the intro and that reference shot of desert terrain was very helpful. We not only glimpsed your reference photo but how you recreated it on the base of your diorama. Excellent review of the model used and how you painted and weathered it. You are a wizard with magic sculpt, The scarf, the tarps all look very real. The map another very creative and effective addition. The fuel drums with the sign set upon the rocks also add to the visual interest of your completed work. The figures, as usual, are all well executed. Another cool looking diorama that certainly works. I think that you really capture the essence of modelling; be creative, try to use references if possible but most important of all, have fun. I believe that you've certainly achieved that. Thanks again Glenn for sharing another great video with us. Take care and wish you all the best.
A very interesting topic is the 3D set Sd.Kfz 260 (For HobbyBoss Sd.Kfz 222) FC ModelTrend 37170 ADAPTED to the HobbyBoss Sd.Kfz.223 kit n° 82443 BECOMES a Sd.Kfz.261 maybe it will please someone to KNOW, that it was equipped with the FuG12 and FuG Spr Ger 'a' (divisional communication) radio sets. While the Sd.Kfz.260 was equipped with FuG7 and FuG Spr Ger 'a' (ground-to-air communications) radio equipment. I just received the FC m. 3D set. and I would like to adapt it to kit n°83817 which I don't have yet, so seeing how you adapted it HELPS me! Kind regards
By the way, the second part 53 is at the top left hand side of Tree B
😮I’m getting old!!!
A few moments ago, while browsing TH-cam, I watched this video and was very happy
I’m glad you saw it! Thanks again for coming😎👍💪🏼
Very nice. Like how you mix and matched figure parts to make the crew. Thank you for the video.
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Exceptional weathering effects!!
Thank you!😊
Great video on diorama work! Done one so far, on an even surface, next one I plan on adding height. Ordered some of that epoxy magicsculpt stuff.
Sounds great! Thanks for your comment!😎💪🏼
Hi Glenn
Nice looking results mate$
Thank you!!!!😊
That spotted effect looked excellent…worn and beaten…the wonder of rattle cans…those shrubs are stand outs…the Old School mastery yet again…Bravo👍…
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Came out looking great Glenn!
Thanks Robert!😎💪🏼
Another great addition to the collection, Glenn. What stands out to me, "you are seeing it, and you are painting it" yet with these videos you are posting you are allowing us to see it too. I'm staring 70 in the face, been building almost 60 years but I really learn a lot here, thanks it really means something and always leaves an impression or two.
When I build armor, I try to imitate real vehicles. What frustrates me with Hobby Boss is I have yet to find markings referenced specifically.
@@ole5539 thank you! 😊
Beautiful piece of work ✨✨
Thank you!
well.... this is great work indeed :) i have learnet things today so it is a good day.
Thanks for your great video
Glad you enjoyed it!😎💪🏼👍
absolutely fantastic !!!!!
Thank you!!!!
Love all your work glen!! Beautiful job brother!!
Thank you!!!
Hello Glenn. Hope all is well with you. Another extremely entertaining video. I enjoyed the intro and that reference shot of desert terrain was very helpful. We not only glimpsed your reference photo but how you recreated it on the base of your diorama. Excellent review of the model used and how you painted and weathered it. You are a wizard with magic sculpt, The scarf, the tarps all look very real. The map another very creative and effective addition. The fuel drums with the sign set upon the rocks also add to the visual interest of your completed work. The figures, as usual, are all well executed. Another cool looking diorama that certainly works. I think that you really capture the essence of modelling; be creative, try to use references if possible but most important of all, have fun. I believe that you've certainly achieved that. Thanks again Glenn for sharing another great video with us. Take care and wish you all the best.
Thanks again!!!
Cool diorama.
Thank you!😊
Wonderful, well done 👍
Thank you! Cheers!
Great job. Fun to watch and your explanation of your techniques is on point. Well done!
Thank you! Trying to get better each video👍
Wonderful work, the base is awesome!
Thanks a lot!😎👍
Nice work glenn, thank you.
Thank you!
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A very interesting topic is the 3D set Sd.Kfz 260 (For HobbyBoss Sd.Kfz 222) FC ModelTrend 37170 ADAPTED to the HobbyBoss Sd.Kfz.223 kit n° 82443 BECOMES a Sd.Kfz.261 maybe it will please someone to KNOW, that it was equipped with the FuG12 and FuG Spr Ger 'a' (divisional communication) radio sets.
While the Sd.Kfz.260 was equipped with FuG7 and FuG Spr Ger 'a' (ground-to-air communications) radio equipment.
I just received the FC m. 3D set. and I would like to adapt it to kit n°83817 which I don't have yet, so seeing how you adapted it HELPS me!
Kind regards
That’s great. I’m glad I could help and good luck with your project. Thank you so much!
Hobby Boss has a history of ill fitting parts and poor instructions. The mrap was a horror show.
There wheeled vehicles are also not top tier.
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