English subtitles are available. This is a complete build of Tamiya King Tiger Ardennes Front in 1/35 scale. This is truly a complete build where you see the construction, painting, and weathering. Enjoy
very nice,as always. :-) think i might go try some tamiya 1:35 scale models. working on the italeri 1:72 bastogne set at the moment. still new ish to it. learning a lot from your video's!
Could you please do the Tamiya's Tiger 1 Mid-Production kit? I would definitely want to watch that and bulid my tiger with your steps after watching your video! :)
+Morgan Freckle That's hard to say nowadays. Tamiya and Dragon has always been my favorite but other companies that I didn't think were good are making nice kits such as Italeri.
Ah, shame... I was looking at model kits to buy and I was not sure of buying this or the Leclerc MBT... I've bought the Leclerc, qdc can you do a video of it?
Hey qdc, i'm relatively new to building model tanks and i was wondering what you would recommend as a good starter tank kit? I've been looking at the tamiya m14 "walker bulldog" tank but i don't know if i should start with that, also i'm interested in airbrushing but i'm looking for a cheap airbrush to start with, what would you recommend? thanks ahead of time!
+Yeshua Flores In my opinion, most Tamiya kits are geared for all skill levels so I don't think this kit would be hard for you. I am not good at buying airbrushes. You might want to consider asking a professional airbrush artist. Look on youtube at a video of an airbrush you like and ask the artist questions.
+Ethan Sain That's hard to say. I'm not good an airbrush person per se. I think you need to ask a real artist. Look on TH-cam at a airbrush you like and ask a real artist what he/she thinks about it. Sorry I can't be of any real help to you.
Tamiya extra thin cement a microscopic dot is enough because it physically bonds the plastic. Alot of the times it looks like he isnt using any but that stuff is amazingly strong in super small amounts.
You can rely on good old Tamiya to make a detailed kit that builds nicely. Well done Q. Your Kingtiger looks terrific. Beauty of a camo paint job. Weathering is tops too. Hope you do the figures also. Bill.
Hey QDC your Tiger is riding high. I believe you made the same error I did. This is best illustrated at the 5:39 mark as you will note the torsion bars are resting on the bottom of the locator pins as opposed to the torsion bars covering the locator pins thereby lowering the suspension to the correct height. In other words the locator pins would be covered by the torsion bars and not visible. I know we are not the only ones to make this error so I did want to point it out to other modelers who may be building this kit for the first time.
Because he has specific face and is not a high end modeler... and people are assholes, so when someone is not perfect, they start talking shit... He tries and is consistent at his work, thats why I like him
Welcome back, Maestro. Allow me a little Boston English: "WICKED AWESOME! WHATTA A PISSAH!" Translation: "BEAUTIFUL WORK! WHAT A KILLER MODEL!" Congratulations, Maestro. You are getting better all the time. Tiger Tanks have a certain mystique and yours definitely captured it. For a moment, I thought I was looking at the box cover art, not at your model. Job well done: from the assembly steps to the finished camouflage. Applying those dots by hand, indeed, shows your talent, patience, professionalism, and dedication to this hobby. Thanks for sharing and the inspiration. One question, please? Have you ever thought about something with Zimmerit? All my best. Your friend, Lou
Hi qdc, nice video and the build turned out really good :)When you paint the wheels do you mask them to get the outer rim or paint them freehand, also it would be nice to know your process for painting and weathering the tracks, being new to modelling I find this is an area not well covered and I struggle with.Keep up the good work :)
+Richard B I paint the road wheels by hand. I normally paint the wheels first then I paint the tracks before I put them on. I normally start with brown rust color first then I dry brush a brighter shade of rust. Then finally I dry brush the exposed metal with gun metal color.
Have you seen Tamiyas Tiger RC tank? Its details are great and its easy and very fun to build. Would you consider it for a future project? Im confident you would love it, it would be an epic build!
I’m obviously very late to this party, but I’ve been out of the model building game for 10 years. I’m getting started again, and I want to do better. I’m wondering what kind of airbrush and compressor did you use in this video, how much did you thin the buff paint and how did you get the mesh on so neatly? I always got glue on it. Thanks in advance
Hello, judging by your username, I think we about the same age. I used an old Paasche model H airbrush and the compressor I use is an ordinary industrial compressor commonly sold for home builders. In truth, I'm no expert but just an ordinary man who loves building model kits. You might want to visit other TH-cam videos who does reviews of airbrushes. They probably can give your better advice than I can give. Welcome back to the hobby. You're going to find that there's a lot of opinions about building and painting a model kit. I would only take their opinions with a grain of salt because in the end, it's only you who is going to enjoy it, not them. Take care. 😊😊
In my opinion, "comes out good" is not how your model kit looks but how you enjoyed the process. If you enjoyed it, you always are coming out good. Take care 😀😀
I watched, until now, most of your videos. And I must say, for a non-professional modelbuilder, you're (in my opinion) a first rate modelbuilder. I learned many things from your builds. Keep the excellent work going and I'm looking forward to your next projects. Greetings from Belgium!
You do such beautiful work man. You make it so easy and understanding. I love watching your videos. You have away that I used to be like when I was much younger and could see all the detail and pride in your work . You just keep up all of your hard work. Someones got to keep it going, and your the man WHO can. C.J.
I really enjoy your video's. I am just getting back into modeling after a 45 year break. My question is, when you protect the model with floor wax/Future do you thin it or just straight out of the bottle into your airbrush. I just bought an airbrush as well. Sometimes you have a bottle of Pledge in the background (eduard f6f-3 hellcat 1/48 that I watched you build) do you use it as well? Thanks
@@qdc748a Thanks, and keep up the videos, I really like them. I went out and bought a LVT-4 after watching you build yours. I am headed to Home Depot for grout tomorrow. Another great idea. Thanks again
Stunning camo work!! :) Superb!! :) :) Hope to do some armour later on, once my sons surgery is out the way and done with and the warm weather has arrived, as I have quite a few figures to paint up and need to prime them outside, using primer from a rattle can.. :)
Very nice video really ! . I saw many other videos in your channel and is also very educational for a beginner like me . thank you very much. Greetings from Cyprus.
Very nice video really ! . I saw many other videos in your channel and is also very educational for a beginner like me . thank you very much. Greetings from Cyprus.
Nice video as always. Just one question, did you build the Bicycle? It seemed a little out of place in a tank kit, but I suppose a Bike would be useful sometimes. Many thanks once again for your videos, they are both enjoyable and educational.
+jjab99 Thanks. I did not want to build the motorcycle because I wasn't interested in it. As far as I can best understand, the Germans used motorcycles as courier services during the Battle of the Bulge. Radio communication was forbidden so courier services was an important means of communication.
Hi I just got a tamiya king tiger for Christmas so had to watch your build I was not disappointed you did a great job I like the paint job as always all the best from here in the uk Anthony
That's cool that you shared this with me on TH-cam. I'm sure you will enjoy building it. I want to wish you and your family a belated Christmas and also wish you a very happy new year 🎉
been a keen follower of your work.......but could I make a suggestion......I found out purely by accident that if you use tamiya paint NATO BLACK it makes tyres and tank wheel rubber LOOK like rubber rather than flat black.....I used it on a 1/35 ww2 bmw r75 and it looked WAY better than flat black.....Love your work.....
Just a quick comment to let you know that I enjoyed this video very much. I have just purchased this same, Tamiya King Tiger Kit, and I look forward to building and painting it. I agree with you and I am very happy with the quality of kits that Amiya is producing lately. Please keep making these videos. It is nice to see what other. Modelers are doing, and sometimes I get to see a demonstration of a kit that I may be thinking about buying. I also wanted to let you know that you do NOT seem arrogant or like you are trying to be an "expert" at all. You are very kind, friendly, and helpful. It is plain to see that you enjoy this hobby and want to share that with other scale model hobbyists. Wishing you all the best!
+John Richards That you. You wrote very kind words. You are right. I do enjoy this hobby a lot and my goal is to just encourage others to make their own model kits. I'm just myself. Take care and have a wonderful day!
So much fun watching your videos ,and the results of your builds are always good ,building models sinds i was a kid ... now i'm 47 and still like it ,Collin keep up the good work you got lots of fans !! Greetings from The Hague Holland ,Have fun !!
Oh No, QDC! You know I love your vids but you put all of the swing arms on wrong. That little peg should be inside the swing arms, not above them. Your tank is sitting up way too high. The swing arms should almost be parallel to the chassis. King Tigers are my favorite tank.
To be honest, im quite disappointed you haven't made a diorama for both the tiger 1 and 2 (king tiger). Not saying you're bad or anything, matter of fact you're great at making awesome looking effects for the tanks! Im just saying that you passed up the chance to make them :/
awesome video buddy love this kit did it back when I 1st stared out still got it n other kit for later on keep up the awesome work n cant wait tell the next video
Gr8 video, as per usual, and a brilliant subject choice too. I don't have this model, but may consider getting it to add to my collection. I will have to start on my Tamiya Jagdtiger soon
I might buy this kit at some point. Maybe I can make a diorama with this and my field commanders. Sky's the limit, maybe even a tank crew set too, once I order that
![#170[戦車 プラモデル] TAMIYA 1/35 KING TIGER assembly to finish! タミヤ キングタイガー 組み立てから仕上げまで！](http://i.ytimg.com/vi/4R6ntvdLGOk/mqdefault.jpg)
Great model you have brewed up there Collin!
I´ve built this kit a week ago. Very nice work on a wonderfull kit.
+SeKoTa333 Thanks. This is a good kit to build.
Hi Collin .... very nice build .... tri color camo with bullet hits A+ .... Thanks for sharing ...
+alolivas You're welcome
Glad to see you back. The kit looks great!
+Erik F. Thanks
Great job (as usual!) The mud splashes are superb!
+CommissarBooks Thanks :)
i really like the camoflage and the model is cool two ive actually seen one in real life it look very accurate!
+Kevin Johansson Thanks! Another viewer said the same thing!
another great model made by qdc. great videos keep up the good work.
+keith harvey Thank you
Very nice Tiger!!! I like it!!!
+Дмитрий Гинзбург You are welcome :)
Looks awesome!
+Brendan Harwood Thanks :)
Very Cool Build
+Ellis Pawson Thank you:)
very nice build
another great video qdc!! Good luck on the next one!
+iTzDeV Thanks. I haven't decided which kit to build next.
Great work
+jaimerote Thanks
An amazing job you did qdc, the kit looks amazing. Also could you do a plane kit for the next video.
+Peter Jensen Sometime during the year I will do a plane video. I'm currently in the mood to make another tank. Sorry.
well done, keep up the good work, keep posting these brilliant vids
very nice,as always. :-) think i might go try some tamiya 1:35 scale models. working on the italeri 1:72 bastogne set at the moment. still new ish to it. learning a lot from your video's!
+Astrotombie You're welcome :)
it is a sweet kit indeed, you made a nice model there :) love the ambush camo pattern.
+Hamilkar Barkas Thanks my friend :)
Nice work
Could you please do the Tamiya's Tiger 1 Mid-Production kit? I would definitely want to watch that and bulid my tiger with your steps after watching your video! :)
+BoonGamingYT In the future maybe.
+qdc748a Yay! :D
Great kit, what paint colors did you use for that camouflage
You're great at freehanding that camo! What colour green is that on the base?
I mix my own colors. Sorry.
@@qdc748a all good. Looks great!
@@TheCrowebar 😃😃
Great job qdc, can you build a T-34-85 or is-2 in your next build
+LettuceDuck Maybe
What's the best model making company in your opinion?
+Morgan Freckle That's hard to say nowadays. Tamiya and Dragon has always been my favorite but other companies that I didn't think were good are making nice kits such as Italeri.
Looks amazing :)can't wait to get my hands on one of those! What brand paint did you use for the dark yellow base it's very nice :)
+DzeboVolodija Thank you. I mix my own paints. Sorry. I use ordinary spray paints found at my local hardware store.
Wow! You are a DIY master :D absolutely amazing job love your videos :)
Everything is wonderful. But the dirt from wheels is in the wrong places
QDC, do you paint the shovels and gear separately or while they are on the model? Also what is the easiest way to paint the black around the wheels?
+Seth Burns I paint tools on the tank, not separately. I normally paint the wheels before I install them. It depends of the tank itself.
Do you list what colors you use?
Hello good sir i was wondering if you could tell me some of the paint you used to make this model this would help me a bunch thank you :)
+I unlocked you I mix my own paints using common spray paints found at my local hardware store. I'm sorry.
Ah, shame... I was looking at model kits to buy and I was not sure of buying this or the Leclerc MBT...
I've bought the Leclerc, qdc can you do a video of it?
+GetFoched Maybe. I was interested in the Le Clerc myself. :)
+qdc748a The leclerc has just arrived I will probably do an unboxing video... It's absolutely stunning you need to see for yourself
Nice job :) where did u get it from
+ludo florent Amazon
Hey qdc, i'm relatively new to building model tanks and i was wondering what you would recommend as a good starter tank kit? I've been looking at the tamiya m14 "walker bulldog" tank but i don't know if i should start with that, also i'm interested in airbrushing but i'm looking for a cheap airbrush to start with, what would you recommend? thanks ahead of time!
+Yeshua Flores In my opinion, most Tamiya kits are geared for all skill levels so I don't think this kit would be hard for you. I am not good at buying airbrushes. You might want to consider asking a professional airbrush artist. Look on youtube at a video of an airbrush you like and ask the artist questions.
+qdc748a one more question, do you use acrylic paints or enamel paint for the airbrush?
+Yeshua Flores Enamels
I'm a beginner what would be a good airbrush
+Ethan Sain That's hard to say. I'm not good an airbrush person per se. I think you need to ask a real artist. Look on TH-cam at a airbrush you like and ask a real artist what he/she thinks about it. Sorry I can't be of any real help to you.
nice
+Clayton McClain :)
How do you know you are not over doing the special effects, like the mud...
because these things actually went thru mud
you can look at reference pics, but really there is no limit to how much mud to apply.
+niloc 2000 like just dip the whole thing in mud, yeah seems legit
+5oM3duD3 if it went in a swamp then yes
+RageRiguez XD
that the music in the video end
Where do you buy your invisible glue,lol.
Tamiya extra thin cement a microscopic dot is enough because it physically bonds the plastic. Alot of the times it looks like he isnt using any but that stuff is amazingly strong in super small amounts.
zee mighty tiger 2
+Dakota Tucker (CarbonFrozen423) :)
You can rely on good old Tamiya to make a detailed kit that builds nicely. Well done Q.
Your Kingtiger looks terrific. Beauty of a camo paint job. Weathering is tops too. Hope you do the figures also.
Bill.
+PanzermansBunker Thanks Bill
Hey QDC your Tiger is riding high. I believe you made the same error I did. This is best illustrated at the 5:39 mark as you will note the torsion bars are resting on the bottom of the locator pins as opposed to the torsion bars covering the locator pins thereby lowering the suspension to the correct height. In other words the locator pins would be covered by the torsion bars and not visible. I know we are not the only ones to make this error so I did want to point it out to other modelers who may be building this kit for the first time.
Melvin Johnson while building Tamiyas Panther G i almost made that error...good catch!
I would love to see where you display all of your models!
I always wondered, why do you soemtimes allow comments under your videos, and sometimes not?
Thats what i also would like to know
Because he has specific face and is not a high end modeler... and people are assholes, so when someone is not perfect, they start talking shit... He tries and is consistent at his work, thats why I like him
Amen.
Sabba constrictive criticism is always good, you can't always have good comments.
Winkinger I saw a video where he put a decal upside down but other than that his model builds are okay or better than okay.
Welcome back, Maestro. Allow me a little Boston English: "WICKED AWESOME! WHATTA A PISSAH!" Translation: "BEAUTIFUL WORK! WHAT A KILLER MODEL!" Congratulations, Maestro. You are getting better all the time. Tiger Tanks have a certain mystique and yours definitely captured it. For a moment, I thought I was looking at the box cover art, not at your model. Job well done: from the assembly steps to the finished camouflage. Applying those dots by hand, indeed, shows your talent, patience, professionalism, and dedication to this hobby. Thanks for sharing and the inspiration. One question, please? Have you ever thought about something with Zimmerit? All my best. Your friend, Lou
"It's good. I like it." That's an understatement -- an outstanding job!
Hi qdc, nice video and the build turned out really good :)When you paint the wheels do you mask them to get the outer rim or paint them freehand, also it would be nice to know your process for painting and weathering the tracks, being new to modelling I find this is an area not well covered and I struggle with.Keep up the good work :)
+Richard B I paint the road wheels by hand. I normally paint the wheels first then I paint the tracks before I put them on. I normally start with brown rust color first then I dry brush a brighter shade of rust. Then finally I dry brush the exposed metal with gun metal color.
Have you seen Tamiyas Tiger RC tank? Its details are great and its easy and very fun to build. Would you consider it for a future project? Im confident you would love it, it would be an epic build!
very nice... I believe you are indeed an expert.
Using the airbrush to splatter paint from the brush onto the tank is really ingenious, I had never thought to do that
I’m obviously very late to this party, but I’ve been out of the model building game for 10 years. I’m getting started again, and I want to do better. I’m wondering what kind of airbrush and compressor did you use in this video, how much did you thin the buff paint and how did you get the mesh on so neatly? I always got glue on it. Thanks in advance
Hello, judging by your username, I think we about the same age. I used an old Paasche model H airbrush and the compressor I use is an ordinary industrial compressor commonly sold for home builders. In truth, I'm no expert but just an ordinary man who loves building model kits. You might want to visit other TH-cam videos who does reviews of airbrushes. They probably can give your better advice than I can give. Welcome back to the hobby. You're going to find that there's a lot of opinions about building and painting a model kit. I would only take their opinions with a grain of salt because in the end, it's only you who is going to enjoy it, not them. Take care. 😊😊
Great video as always !! The finished kit looks amazing !
+Joshua Boling Thanks
You’ve inspired me to do the ambush scheme on the Lang Jagdpanzer that I’m getting this week. I hope it comes out good.
In my opinion, "comes out good" is not how your model kit looks but how you enjoyed the process. If you enjoyed it, you always are coming out good. Take care 😀😀
To be honest, this is one of your masterpiece! Keep it going, I've already subscribed :)))
That's very nice of you to subscribe. My next video should sometime this month. Thanks.
I watched, until now, most of your videos. And I must say, for a non-professional modelbuilder, you're (in my opinion) a first rate modelbuilder. I learned many things from your builds. Keep the excellent work going and I'm looking forward to your next projects. Greetings from Belgium!
You do such beautiful work man. You make it so easy and understanding. I love watching your videos. You have away that I used to be like when I was much younger and could see all the detail and pride in your work . You just keep up all of your hard work. Someones got to keep it going, and your the man WHO can. C.J.
I really enjoy your video's. I am just getting back into modeling after a 45 year break. My question is, when you protect the model with floor wax/Future do you thin it or just straight out of the bottle into your airbrush. I just bought an airbrush as well. Sometimes you have a bottle of Pledge in the background (eduard f6f-3 hellcat 1/48 that I watched you build) do you use it as well? Thanks
I just use it straight no thinning. 😃
@@qdc748a Thanks, and keep up the videos, I really like them. I went out and bought a LVT-4 after watching you build yours. I am headed to Home Depot for grout tomorrow. Another great idea. Thanks again
what happen with the spare tracks that supposed to be attached on the turret sides? and motorcycle ?
Tamiya makes aftermarket Photo etch for it :)
I always love watching you build these models. They're so beautiful when you are done with them.
+BoZoiD57 Thank you :)
qdc748a You are welcome.
I love your video and your model, it so simple that make it so exellent
Thank you. 😁
Well I think my mind is changed. This is my favorite now😂
Good video Colin ! KUTGW Soon you will pop the 21k subs congrats !
+Norm Lajoie Thanks. It's amazing I have so much subscribers.
+qdc748a хороший тигр
Does this model have an 88?
I thought the king tiger was supposed to have a 10cm gun, and the 88 was just a normal Tiger II
Your model kits are way better than mines... I got 4 tank model kits and I lost or broke almost every important piece for detail! I need help....
Thanks. This one is on my bench now.
what parts do you use?
Stunning camo work!! :) Superb!! :) :) Hope to do some armour later on, once my sons surgery is out the way and done with and the warm weather has arrived, as I have quite a few figures to paint up and need to prime them outside, using primer from a rattle can.. :)
Very nice video really ! . I saw many other videos in your channel and is also very educational for a beginner like me . thank you very much. Greetings from Cyprus.
Very nice video really ! . I saw many other videos in your channel and is also very educational for a beginner like me . thank you very much. Greetings from Cyprus.
You should try a different type of models like a Space Shuttle or something..? But really nice work!
Great job. I 'm a fan of Belgium . Look at the King Tiger in La Gleize , the only one left on the battlefield of the Ardennes.
Q,another great build.Tamiya kits are probably one of the best out there . Haven't built a bad one yet.Keep up the awesome work.
+Charlie McCarthy Thanks. I agree with you. Tamiya makes great model kits :)
If I may ask, what is are the dimensions( LxW) of this Tamiya King Tiger tank in inches? Thanks.
Nice video as always. Just one question, did you build the Bicycle? It seemed a little out of place in a tank kit, but I suppose a Bike would be useful sometimes. Many thanks once again for your videos, they are both enjoyable and educational.
+jjab99 Thanks. I did not want to build the motorcycle because I wasn't interested in it. As far as I can best understand, the Germans used motorcycles as courier services during the Battle of the Bulge. Radio communication was forbidden so courier services was an important means of communication.
how do you paint it after assembly I tried and wrecked a model not your fault it was my first ever model
By the way what portion of paint and thinner do you put in your airbrush... Tamiya's paint.
Great job again mate. I like the mud splashing effects that you done with airbrush. As always, thank you my good man, have a nice day!
+Burak Ayağ Thanks :)
Nice build the kit Q. Reminds me...I have one in my stash! Bwahaha!
So excited after seeing this video- looks fantastic- I'm about to start this kit! :)
+SamsonAustin Cool. It's a good kit to build.
QDC, thank you for another great build, keep it up.....any clues on what your next build might be?
+webslinger67 Thanks. I haven't decided yet.
aaaa the tiger in China or japane isn't tiger II is tiger I but very good work ! 🔝
Hello,do you think that I can paint this model only with brushes?
Hi I just got a tamiya king tiger for Christmas so had to watch your build I was not disappointed you did a great job I like the paint job as always all the best from here in the uk Anthony
That's cool that you shared this with me on TH-cam. I'm sure you will enjoy building it. I want to wish you and your family a belated Christmas and also wish you a very happy new year 🎉
been a keen follower of your work.......but could I make a suggestion......I found out purely by accident that if you use tamiya paint NATO BLACK it makes tyres and tank wheel rubber LOOK like rubber rather than flat black.....I used it on a 1/35 ww2 bmw r75 and it looked WAY better than flat black.....Love your work.....
+Benjamin Peck Thanks. I might use Nato black on my future builds.
You may not be an expert but you always do a great job. Keep up the good work.
Looks amazing as usual. Make an MRAP! Bet yours would look sick
+Airbornerock Thanks. I might build one.
Awesome job Collin. I like the different style of mud you did, it worked well.
+gav0909 Thanks
Hey QDC, what psi do you set your compressor to? For the best results?
Just a quick comment to let you know that I enjoyed this video very much. I have just purchased this same, Tamiya King Tiger Kit, and I look forward to building and painting it. I agree with you and I am very happy with the quality of kits that Amiya is producing lately. Please keep making these videos. It is nice to see what other. Modelers are doing, and sometimes I get to see a demonstration of a kit that I may be thinking about buying. I also wanted to let you know that you do NOT seem arrogant or like you are trying to be an "expert" at all. You are very kind, friendly, and helpful. It is plain to see that you enjoy this hobby and want to share that with other scale model hobbyists. Wishing you all the best!
+John Richards That you. You wrote very kind words. You are right. I do enjoy this hobby a lot and my goal is to just encourage others to make their own model kits. I'm just myself. Take care and have a wonderful day!
So much fun watching your videos ,and the results of your builds are always good ,building models sinds i was a kid ... now i'm 47 and still like it ,Collin keep up the good work you got lots of fans !! Greetings from The Hague Holland ,Have fun !!
+Andre De Boer Thank you. We're about the same age. This is a fun hobby and it's good to know you enjoy it too. Take care and have a great day!
Oh No, QDC! You know I love your vids but you put all of the swing arms on wrong. That little peg should be inside the swing arms, not above them. Your tank is sitting up way too high. The swing arms should almost be parallel to the chassis. King Tigers are my favorite tank.
+chris smith OK. Sorry. It looked right to me.
Awesome model project King Tiger @qdc748a !
qdc, you are so old school, I love it! I like how you say you are not an expert, but truly deep down, you know you are, and so do I!
Base color? Dark yellow? Yellow?
Dark yellow
To be honest, im quite disappointed you haven't made a diorama for both the tiger 1 and 2 (king tiger). Not saying you're bad or anything, matter of fact you're great at making awesome looking effects for the tanks! Im just saying that you passed up the chance to make them :/
+Miami Hotline :)
awesome video buddy love this kit did it back when I 1st stared out still got it n other kit for later on keep up the awesome work n cant wait tell the next video
+Gilbert Lathlin Thanks
Gr8 video, as per usual, and a brilliant subject choice too. I don't have this model, but may consider getting it to add to my collection. I will have to start on my Tamiya Jagdtiger soon
+Phil Dunn Cool. I heard good things about that kit. I'm sure you will have fun. And thanks for the compliment :)
Another amazing work. You may not be an expert but you will win prize with your model makings. Have you join competitions before?
+dinomark lee Thanks. I haven't joined any major competitions, not yet at least.
Thanks for the great work. Simply explained. But what do you do with all those models?
Definitely not for displaying them
I might buy this kit at some point. Maybe I can make a diorama with this and my field commanders. Sky's the limit, maybe even a tank crew set too, once I order that
If field commanders would be around tank crews
Hi QDC, great job on the King Tiger, can I ask you where do you usually buy your model kits? Online or at hobby stores?
+jeasocrazy I usually buy them on E-Bay or Amazon.
The King Tiger looks so great and your painting and weathering on this kit is very nice too.
Ps. Sorry for my bad englisch :)
+Panzerbauer 1:72 Your English is fine. Thank you :)