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WICKED TIGER!! Nice work Clayton. Love the selection and variety of weathering agents, powders, etc. that you use. I have two early production Tigers so a mid-production would be a nice addition. A very WICKED TIGER indeed. Take care mate!
Great tips. I’ve used steel Rod before. Just wanted to use the kit supplied parts to showcase the model here. Issue with guitar strings and steel Rod is they don’t taper. They are a constant thickness which is another reason why I used these parts. Really appreciate you suggestions 🙏💪
What a beautiful message to receive. So pleased you enjoyed it. Seems there’s a lot of people wanting a diorama! I have a few projects I need to tidy up…then I’ll see what I can do. Good luck 🐯🍺
Wicked Tiger Clayton! Have to admit that I was initially very dubious about that camo scheme but it’s come up a treat once the filters and weathering was applied. I rate oil dot filters and often use them to tone down WW1 lozenge fabric on German aircraft. I hope to see it at ScaleACT. 😊
Hey Craig. Doing these multipart videos can be a little confronting at times, but I guess it’s good for everyone to watch the journey taking it from more or less a toy to something that looks real(ish). And yes…oil filters work a treat don’t they?! Looking fwd to Canberra already. Good luck 🤞 a thank you so much for your support 🙏🐯🤞
Very nice wicked Tiger. I've received my own Takom Mid but I've put it off for now cause I don't want to mess it up with a messy paintjob (no airbrush)... Gonna try experimenting with stippling/drybrushing camo onto a Tamiya Panther and a Tamiya Tiger Late before I even touch the Takom kit. I also need to invest in aftermarket tracks since my Tamiya Tiger indy tracks crumbled on me, haha.
Hey 👋 can be tricky trying to replicate German 3 tone schemes brush painting. I know some of the tigers were monotone…maybe you could look for one of those schemes. Thanks for taking the time to connect 🐯
@@workbenchhobbies4316 Asked a similar thing on Facebook and David Bryden said that many Mid Tigers initially came out with just Dunkelgelb and a white wash... Nevertheless, if I can get stippled/feathered camo that looks presentable and can be modified with oils, pigments, washes, etc...
Hey Yashar - Welcome back to the greatest hobby in the WORLD! So glad you have found the channel. Hopefully it has inspired you in a small way. Appreciate you taking the time to connect and good luck 🤞
Thoroughly enjoyed your processes culminating in this wicked Tiger! I painted a Tiger in the same scheme couple of years ago, only it was a Dragon kit in 1/72nd scale. Needless to say, the lightning bolt markings for that unit were tiny! Cheers!
Metal Tiger, Boom Boom Tiger, Muddy Tracks of Steel. Wicked Tiger, Bang Bang Tiger, Sitting in a Field. All jokes aside. This is a serious, QUALITY build.
Wicked Tiger! I have been using Vallejo products for my Panzer Kampfwagen II. I haven't been able to ammo products where I live except online and I prefer to grab a product when I buy them.
Welcome to the greatest hobby in the world my friend! Just be careful not to expect too much from your early builds. I’ve been modelling for a long time. Try to enjoy the process rather than the result. Good luck with the modelling and the draw 🐯🙏🍀
@workbenchhobbies4316 Thank you! Iv built a few Tamiya kits as starter base and now moving to more complex kits from RFM and Takom. And every kit im trying something new to attempt to broaden my knowledge and skills just spent the last 2 weeks doing a ton of photoetch on an Easy Eight Sherman and learned alot!
I’ve built a lot of Takom kits. Some are definitely better than others. This is a lovely kit but the track assemblies could be a lot for a new modeller. So if you are wanting to build it just know there will be some patience required. Good luck 🤞 🐯
Great work and great motivation for me! After years of modeling I only just finished my first Tiger. Now I want to try another one and follow this tutorial. Thanks for this Wicked Tiger!
I love it that people are getting motivated from these videos. Growing this hobby and getting people excited is what it’s all about! Thanks for sharing and good luck 🙏🍀🐯
Impressive paint and weathering effects, I just bought this kit. Your videos will be very helpful throughout the build to weathering. Thanks for posting!
Nicely done! I enjoyed watching your process - its been a number of years since I built and painted a model kit so this was so helpful in seeing current techniques applied - cheers! Wicked Tiger!
So glad to hear the videos have been helpful. Most of the time I’m learning as I go…so we are all learning together 😆 Thanks for connecting- good luck with the draw 🍀🐯
Excellent tutorial - new sub here - thank you!! 🤙🐅 💞 This kit is on my 'want list' and I hope Takom produces a full interior mid production Tiger I in the near future.
Hi Clayton. This finished model really is a Wicked Tiger! I have really enjoyed watching this build series, and the explanations of your techniques throughout. I have learnt a lot by watching your build and weathering videos, and have adopted a few of your weathering methods with great success, so I thank you for that. Love the channel mate, so keep them coming. Cheers until the next project!
Thanks Gary. It’s one thing to just watch the videos but to hear you are implementing the techniques is so rewarding for me. Thanks for sharing and taking the time to connect 🍀🐯
Gorgeous work! Really liked the tarps and spare wheel detail and post shading. Wicked tiger - wicked, a great term of appreciation from Cheltenham high school in Victoria the early 1980s - a time when I first developed my passion for scale models! Getting back into the hobby thanks to TH-camrs such as you. Keep up producing these videos which are a fantastic inspiration!
Thanks to you Chris. Glad to hear you’ve found your way to this epic hobby! Be sure to check out some of my older videos. I try to cover all different techniques. Good luck and thanks for being part of the fun 💪🙏🍀🐯
The application of foliage to that wicked tiger really sets it off and has given me some ideas for a Normandy based Panzer IV im planning! Thanks for the inspiration 👍
Hey Matthew. Love the Elefant. Such a cool vehicle. Most of those techniques should work well on that palette. Thanks for taking the time to enter in the fun 💪☝️🐯
Now that is one “Wicked Tiger”. I loved all the weathering bits on it. I have to try that pigment binder. Never used it before, but I liked your results. Thanks for sharing with us.
I don't think there's any other way to describe this beast other than a wicked tiger! I must say, I thought the initial camo was a little iffy, but, the weathering toned it right down and scaled it nicely. Looks good Sir.
Thanks Peter. That’s always the risk of doing these multi-part videos. It can look like crap one week and come up trumps the next. Guess it’s good for people to see the progression and what’s achievable. Thanks for playing along 🐯🍺
@@workbenchhobbies4316 t Totally Clayton, every time I've done a tiger r panther I'm filled with trepidation after the camo application. It's short lived. Once weathering, chipping etc is applied, order & calm is restored. I'm yet to apply foilage, but your mix of types has provided some inspiration for mtself next time. Cheers muchly 😁, keep up the good work.
Welcome to the greatest hobby in the world. Modelling has brought me so much joy and connected me to community over the years. Glad the vids are helping you. Good luck 🤞 🐯
Wicked Tiger! I can’t wait to see what’s next! I really like how you did the ditching beam. I’m working on a T -55 and this technique will come in handy. Thank you for sharing.
Weathering scares me, to be honest. So thank YOU for demystifying some of the techniques you use; wicked. As for that complicated camo; I'll keep it simple and focus on the mud slinging. Gotta love a Tiger!
Thanks Andrew. You’re not alone in the way you feel. I often have to push my way through and trust in the process. Hope you are enjoying the content and thank you for taking the time to join in 💪👍🙏
The wicked tiger looks just great. I especially love the running gear and tracks.Which is something I always stuggle with. And has someone been watching Batman to many times. Because someone is starting to sound like the Riddler.
I wonder if the numbering changed at some point though? Yes 91 was its final number (by the look of it) …but where did 211 fit into the picture? That was part of the same decision? I’d love any pics or info you may have. I found details very hard to find
Wasn't sure how I'd like it at first, really grew on me as it got muddied up. Has to be the little boy in me playing with the army men in the back yard coming out. That is one Wicked Tiger 👍
Well done on pushing on with the tiger after the base painting.The weathering is spot on and i agree with the storage on WICKED TIGERS, us modelers sometimes over do it with storage on our tanks.Hope you can do a diorama for the wicked tiger.
Hey 👋 thanks for joining in. Seems a few people are really keen for a vignette…so I’ll clear a few builds off the schedule and see what I can do 😬 Good luck 🤞 🐯
When it comes to sponge chipping my fist contact wit the model is a quick dab on the bottom to make sure I had taken enough paint out of the spoung. I do this every time I reload the sponge. Nothing worse than putting a blob of chipping paint on the model and having to start over. Have you ever concidered chipping the zimmerit coating with a slightly darkened color of Buff. As you know the coating was quite suseptible to chipping and cracking when hit by flying debris. Nice looking project it has got me rethinking my next tiger project.
Hey! Great tip with the sponge, and yes, this is something I generally do myself. Re the Zimmerit, I added my chipping effects to that in the painting video - not sure if you saw that one ? They just tended to tone down during the weathering so are probably not that obvious. Thanks for taking the time to join in the conversation 🙏
You did a great job with this video tutorial, Clayton. Very enjoyable, and informative. I found your weathering techniques to be interesting, and very helpful. Thank you, for all you do on your YT channel 👍😎 Cheers 🍻 ~ Rob at RB1S
A good video of your work and the way to this convincing result, Clayton. A cool Tiger I, especially with this improvised camouflage. Impressive! Best wishes and a good weekend. Joachim
You really went through this build in a layered approach. I also like to apply a step, recompose and apply the next step. This creates a moderate buildup of effects resulting in this case in a Wicked Tiger 🐅💥👍💥
Awesome, thank you! Weathering armour is all about the layering, so it sounds like you are nailing that! Great stuff. Thanks for taking the time to share. Good luck 🍀🐯✌🏼
As I've said elsewhere Clayton, another great video explaining what your doing, why you're doing it and how your doing it - nice and tight just like your Wicked Tiger! Hope you decide to show this beauty at the NSW show or ScaleACT, would be most excellent seeing it in person 😉😉
Great finish on one of the tuffest , factual schemes you can attempt for the "wicked tiger " 1 . Well done for plugging away and trusting the process. I had the same doubts when doing a hard edge , 3 tone camo on a dml sd.kfz7 flak 37 . Horrific until that first filter .. then , sorted , no longer toy like . Thanks for the vids . M
Many thanks Martin. I have to admit I was a little apprehensive about tackling this scheme for the videos, just because of how nasty it can look during the process. But like you said, trust the process and the result will appear. Good luck 🙏🍀🐯🍺
I've been having my eyes on a 1/35 Tiger for a while now, but have managed to stop myself from getting one until I make a dent in my backlog... But one day I'll build a wicked Tiger like yours.
I think we all should be taking that advice and start chipping away at the stash! But where’s the fun in that 😉 Hope you’re enjoying the channel. Thanks for taking the time to connect 🙏
@@workbenchhobbies4316 that would be amazing ive really enjoyed this so far, long hiatus out of the hobby. This is my 1st proper build, just finished airbrushing the final dark yellow 2, rubber on wheels to paint, tools on and camo, massive moments as I get closer to the pre weathering clear coat, then hopefully fun fun fun with all the utube I've watched, was great to find your channel, have subscribed cant wait to learn more 👍thankyou for what you do, regards Lee
What a wicked tiger!! Ine thing, its tiny but im just throwing it out thrre. On tanks with multople wheels, the inner wheels tend to have moreud and dirt impacted. Unlike the outer wheels where the rotation pushes mud and debri to the outside of the wheel. The inner cant do that so it builds up. There is a comment from a german t7ger crewman where he hated to get out on cold rainy/snowy days and clear the inner road wheel faces. They would pack up then freeze, putting a ton of weight on the suspension.
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I tend to get analysis paralysis when weathering my models but your comment about ‘just do something’ resonates. Love that wicked Tiger!😅
Yeah…we all suffer it from time to time. Glad to hear you got something from those words. Thanks for connecting 🐯
This has been a great series! Weathering is certainly a struggle point for me, and your explanations help. Maybe I'll try my own wicked tiger!
Great news. Glad you enjoyed it. Let’s see if we can get you one!☝️ 🐯🤞
One of the most unique camos ive seen on a German tank in a lomg time, definitely a wicked tiger
It’s different isn’t it? That’s what drew me to it. Glad you liked it. Good luck 🍻🙏🍀🐯
Going to see Tiger 131 at the end of June in TANKFEST, got to love those big German Cats 😊 Wicked Tiger in particular!
Ah! That’s going to be awesome! I’m envious! Enjoy. Sending luck 🍀🐯🍻
WICKED TIGER!! Nice work Clayton. Love the selection and variety of weathering agents, powders, etc. that you use. I have two early production Tigers so a mid-production would be a nice addition. A very WICKED TIGER indeed. Take care mate!
Thanks Jim! Glad you enjoyed it. Let’s see if we can add a mid to your stash! 🙏🐯☝️
For the antenna you can use guitar string or acupuncture needles ,and the needles come with a spiral bace perfect for antenna base .
Great tips. I’ve used steel Rod before. Just wanted to use the kit supplied parts to showcase the model here. Issue with guitar strings and steel Rod is they don’t taper. They are a constant thickness which is another reason why I used these parts.
Really appreciate you suggestions 🙏💪
Well that was the best 21 minutes of my friday, you cant stop now that needs to be put in a diorama. A totally wicked tiger.
What a beautiful message to receive. So pleased you enjoyed it. Seems there’s a lot of people wanting a diorama! I have a few projects I need to tidy up…then I’ll see what I can do.
Good luck 🐯🍺
Learning some more weathering techniques on your Wicked Tiger! Excellent work.
Thank you! Cheers! I appreciate you taking the time to join in 🐯🍺☝️
Wicked Tiger Clayton! Have to admit that I was initially very dubious about that camo scheme but it’s come up a treat once the filters and weathering was applied. I rate oil dot filters and often use them to tone down WW1 lozenge fabric on German aircraft.
I hope to see it at ScaleACT. 😊
Hey Craig. Doing these multipart videos can be a little confronting at times, but I guess it’s good for everyone to watch the journey taking it from more or less a toy to something that looks real(ish).
And yes…oil filters work a treat don’t they?!
Looking fwd to Canberra already.
Good luck 🤞 a thank you so much for your support 🙏🐯🤞
Very nice wicked Tiger. I've received my own Takom Mid but I've put it off for now cause I don't want to mess it up with a messy paintjob (no airbrush)... Gonna try experimenting with stippling/drybrushing camo onto a Tamiya Panther and a Tamiya Tiger Late before I even touch the Takom kit. I also need to invest in aftermarket tracks since my Tamiya Tiger indy tracks crumbled on me, haha.
Hey 👋 can be tricky trying to replicate German 3 tone schemes brush painting. I know some of the tigers were monotone…maybe you could look for one of those schemes.
Thanks for taking the time to connect 🐯
@@workbenchhobbies4316 Asked a similar thing on Facebook and David Bryden said that many Mid Tigers initially came out with just Dunkelgelb and a white wash... Nevertheless, if I can get stippled/feathered camo that looks presentable and can be modified with oils, pigments, washes, etc...
For sure. 👌🏼I’d encourage you to try it and enjoy the process. Good luck with the build 💪🐆
Wicked Tiger, Clayton. I'm getting back to it after a long hiatus, and I've been binge watching your videos and tutorials. Excellent stuff.
Hey Yashar - Welcome back to the greatest hobby in the WORLD! So glad you have found the channel. Hopefully it has inspired you in a small way. Appreciate you taking the time to connect and good luck 🤞
fantastic build and weathering on that wicked tiger inspires newer modellers to do more to their builds thank you
My pleasure. So pleased you are finding the information useful. Good luck 🤞 🐯
Thoroughly enjoyed your processes culminating in this wicked Tiger! I painted a Tiger in the same scheme couple of years ago, only it was a Dragon kit in 1/72nd scale. Needless to say, the lightning bolt markings for that unit were tiny! Cheers!
😆😆 I can imagine. It’s an interesting scheme isn’t it? Glad you enjoyed it and thanks for taking the time to share 🙏🐯🍻
Wicked tiger ! And great work as always, really enjoy your work and videos, very good for us regular folk
Keep up the great work !
Thanks mate. As long as you keep watching I’ll keep making 😄 Luck 🍀🐯
ive just joined your merry band watched the whole build of the Tiger loved every second 🙂
Brilliant! Thanks so much for your support. Its appreciated 🙏🍺
I'm enjoying the Tiger building and painting scheme that you've done it's looking like a wicked tiger now.
😆😆 thanks ☺️ good luck 🤞 🐯
That is one wicked tiger! After two years of modeling, I have not finished a tiger since my first model
Well it’s about time to do another 😎 thanks for playing along 🐯🤩🙏
Awesome job and great advice on how to weather the Wicked Tiger
Thanks Thomas. Glad it was helpful! Luck 🍀 🐯
An excellent model of the PZ 6 tank, Tiger modification E, I remember in 2018 I assembled it to match the style of the 502 heavy anti-tank battalion.
Thank you ☺️ Glad you enjoyed it. Appreciate you taking the time to comment 🙏👍
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Such a Wicked Tiger! Thanks a lot for the very inspiring vid again!
My pleasure. Glad you enjoyed it! Thanks go to you 🙏🐯🤞
Takom's Wicked Tiger Tamed! Great tutorial (as always), thanks for sharing!
Thank you for your support. Luck 🍀 🐯☝️
Metal Tiger, Boom Boom Tiger, Muddy Tracks of Steel.
Wicked Tiger, Bang Bang Tiger, Sitting in a Field.
All jokes aside. This is a serious, QUALITY build.
😆😆🐆love it! Thanks for joining in 🐯💪
Wicked Tiger!
I have been using Vallejo products for my Panzer Kampfwagen II. I haven't been able to ammo products where I live except online and I prefer to grab a product when I buy them.
Completely understandable, and to be honest, they all pretty much do the same thing. Thanks for joining in the fun 🙏🍺🐯🍀
A great tutorial on weathering. Love that Wicked Tiger.
Thank you! Cheers! 🐯💪
Wicked tiger man! This model is turning out great, I’ve been personally having a blast painting and weathering one of Takom’s stug III’s.
Thank you 🙏 I love those Takom Stugs. Great kits 😻 Good luck 🤞 🐯
I just started modeling a few months ago and got bit by the bug. Thanks for sharing your knowledge! Wicked Tiger!
Welcome to the greatest hobby in the world my friend! Just be careful not to expect too much from your early builds. I’ve been modelling for a long time. Try to enjoy the process rather than the result. Good luck with the modelling and the draw 🐯🙏🍀
@workbenchhobbies4316 Thank you! Iv built a few Tamiya kits as starter base and now moving to more complex kits from RFM and Takom. And every kit im trying something new to attempt to broaden my knowledge and skills just spent the last 2 weeks doing a ton of photoetch on an Easy Eight Sherman and learned alot!
Fantastic! It’s a great hobby isn’t it! Enjoy 🎉
Being a AMPS Judge you met all the criteria to score a 30 score congrats. Top Tier build.
Thanks Mickey. That is very kind. Ive never been to an AMPS show. Ill have to get to one one day! Appreciate you taking the time to connect 🙏
I haven't built anything from takom yet, nor anything German so I would definitely love to put my hands on this wicked tiger 😁
I’ve built a lot of Takom kits. Some are definitely better than others. This is a lovely kit but the track assemblies could be a lot for a new modeller. So if you are wanting to build it just know there will be some patience required.
Good luck 🤞 🐯
Great work and great motivation for me! After years of modeling I only just finished my first Tiger. Now I want to try another one and follow this tutorial. Thanks for this Wicked Tiger!
I love it that people are getting motivated from these videos. Growing this hobby and getting people excited is what it’s all about! Thanks for sharing and good luck 🙏🍀🐯
Impressive paint and weathering effects, I just bought this kit. Your videos will be very helpful throughout the build to weathering. Thanks for posting!
Thanks Bill. Glad you are getting some value from them. Appreciate your support 🙏💪
Awesome work. Wicked muddy Tiger, without being overdone. Perfect. Thanks for the content and positive encouragement.
Thanks to you for joining in and watching. It’s appreciated 🙏🍻
That bush camo is perfect and a great inspiration. I was looking how to do this for a while. Thanks for the build of this Wicked Tiger. ❤😊
Glad you got some value out of the video. The foliage did look ok didnt it 😬 Good luck 🐯
That weathering and final result is amazing. Your video has really taught me alot. It really is a Wicked Tiger!
🐯 so glad to hear you are finding the videos helpful. Thanks for joining in 🙏
That is one Wicked Tiger you've Made!
😁 thank you and good luck 🐯
Nicely done! I enjoyed watching your process - its been a number of years since I built and painted a model kit so this was so helpful in seeing current techniques applied - cheers!
Wicked Tiger!
I reckon it’s time you built another one! A ‘number of years’ is far too long!
Good luck! You could be building a Tiger 🐯🤞
@@workbenchhobbies4316 thanks bud, I'm trying my best with a cheap Panther on the block as a way of getting my feet wet! 🐅
Great idea. I say go for it!
Wicked tiger! I’m looking to get into dioramas, and your videos have been helping me learn what to do. Keep up the good work.
Liked and subscribed. Again keep up the good work man!
So glad to hear the videos have been helpful. Most of the time I’m learning as I go…so we are all learning together 😆 Thanks for connecting- good luck with the draw 🍀🐯
Excellent tutorial - new sub here - thank you!! 🤙🐅 💞
This kit is on my 'want list' and I hope Takom produces a full interior mid production Tiger I in the near future.
Thanks for joining in with this community 🙏 A full interior would be cool wouldn’t it?! 😬✌🏼🤞
Hi Clayton. This finished model really is a Wicked Tiger! I have really enjoyed watching this build series, and the explanations of your techniques throughout. I have learnt a lot by watching your build and weathering videos, and have adopted a few of your weathering methods with great success, so I thank you for that. Love the channel mate, so keep them coming. Cheers until the next project!
Thanks Gary. It’s one thing to just watch the videos but to hear you are implementing the techniques is so rewarding for me. Thanks for sharing and taking the time to connect 🍀🐯
Gorgeous work! Really liked the tarps and spare wheel detail and post shading. Wicked tiger - wicked, a great term of appreciation from Cheltenham high school in Victoria the early 1980s - a time when I first developed my passion for scale models! Getting back into the hobby thanks to TH-camrs such as you. Keep up producing these videos which are a fantastic inspiration!
That’s such great news to hear you’ve found your way back to the greatest hobby in the world 💪💪 Thanks for taking the time to connect 🐯
Fantastic work. Really enjoying your channel and all of the great content.
Thanks William. Much appreciated! 🙏🍺
Another great build really like the camouflage.
And I like how you fill the tracks with the Bud.Keep up the good work.Always great seeing your videos
Thanks Raymond. Really appreciate you taking the time to connect. 🍀🐯
Wicked Tiger! The foliage turned out great!
Thanks Brian. Glad you liked it. I was pretty happy with that too 😬 Sending luck 🐯🍀
Wicked Tiger!!!! I am just a beginner, and I was really impressed with how you guided us through the weathering process. Thank you. 🙂👍
Thanks to you Chris. Glad to hear you’ve found your way to this epic hobby! Be sure to check out some of my older videos. I try to cover all different techniques. Good luck and thanks for being part of the fun 💪🙏🍀🐯
Thanks for the tutorial. The tiger is really WICKED TIGER
Glad you like it! Good luck 🐯🙏
The application of foliage to that wicked tiger really sets it off and has given me some ideas for a Normandy based Panzer IV im planning! Thanks for the inspiration 👍
Thanks for joining in Glenn. So pleased you got something from it 🤞🍺🐯
This is a really good wicked Tiger! It gave me quite some inspiration and of course it looks just perfect!
Awesome! Thank you! 🤩 Good luck with the draw 🍀🐯
Nice work on the Wicked Tiger.
Thanks Anthony. Sending good vibes and lots of luck! 🍀 🐯
Fantastic paintwork and weathering, SS heavy panzer battalion 102 Normandy 1944.
Thanks mate. Please excuse me calling it the 102nd panzer division 😇 Hope you enjoyed the video 💪
Great step by step process of weathering your wicked tiger!
Thank you kindly! Glad you enjoyed it 🐯
Nice work on the wicked tiger - the video is just the thing to push me back to the bench and work on my elefant
Hey Matthew. Love the Elefant. Such a cool vehicle. Most of those techniques should work well on that palette.
Thanks for taking the time to enter in the fun 💪☝️🐯
Tiger Tiger burning bright, in the forests of the night 🐯 sums up your beautiful model totally 😊
Thank you. That’s very kind 🙏
"The Tigers Are Burning" was a pretty good read too! 🐅
I’ll check it out 💪🙏
Now that is one “Wicked Tiger”. I loved all the weathering bits on it. I have to try that pigment binder. Never used it before, but I liked your results. Thanks for sharing with us.
Thanks for taking the time to watch! It’s greatly appreciated. If you want to try the binder there is a discount code in notes. Good luck 🐯🍀
A truly Wicked Tiger!
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That is an excellent Tiger 1. Beautifully done, very good color variation, filters and weathering! Well done sir!!👍🏽👍🏽
Thank you very much! That’s very kind of you to say. 🤞🍺🐯🍀
I'm learning so much about weathering! That is definitely a Wicked Tiger!
Great news. I’m glad you are finding the content useful. Luck 🍀 🐯
Great step by step guide for weathering that Wicked Tiger!
Glad it was helpful! 🐯🤔😉
@workbenchhobbies4316 I will definitely be using most of these effects on my current project
Great news. I’m sure it will be awesome 🤩
I don't think there's any other way to describe this beast other than a wicked tiger! I must say, I thought the initial camo was a little iffy, but, the weathering toned it right down and scaled it nicely. Looks good Sir.
Thanks Peter. That’s always the risk of doing these multi-part videos. It can look like crap one week and come up trumps the next. Guess it’s good for people to see the progression and what’s achievable.
Thanks for playing along 🐯🍺
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Totally Clayton, every time I've done a tiger r panther I'm filled with trepidation after the camo application. It's short lived. Once weathering, chipping etc is applied, order & calm is restored. I'm yet to apply foilage, but your mix of types has provided some inspiration for mtself next time. Cheers muchly 😁, keep up the good work.
My pleasure. Thanks to you for joining in 🙏
Hello there! In pretty new to modeling and i find your videos very informative. Nice work! Wicked tiger.
Welcome to the greatest hobby in the world. Modelling has brought me so much joy and connected me to community over the years. Glad the vids are helping you.
Good luck 🤞 🐯
Wicked Tiger! I can’t wait to see what’s next! I really like how you did the ditching beam. I’m working on a T -55 and this technique will come in handy. Thank you for sharing.
Thanks for joining in. Creating timber textures with the razor saw really does work a treat. Appreciate you joining in the conversation 🙏🤞🍀🐯
I loved this video. Good, detailed model. That wicked tiger camouflage its just BOMB!
Fantastic! Thanks for much for joining in. Fingers crossed 🤞 🐯 Not long till the winner is drawn ☝️
Weathering scares me, to be honest. So thank YOU for demystifying some of the techniques you use; wicked. As for that complicated camo; I'll keep it simple and focus on the mud slinging. Gotta love a Tiger!
Thanks Andrew. You’re not alone in the way you feel. I often have to push my way through and trust in the process.
Hope you are enjoying the content and thank you for taking the time to join in 💪👍🙏
Love the unique color scheme- excellent video and wicked tiger!
Thanks George! Good luck 🍀💪🐯
Always learn so much from your tutorials. Thanks for all your hard work and great explanations. What a wicked Tiger!! 😊
My pleasure! Thanks to you for watching and joining in. 🐯🍺
Thanks for the tips. Wicked Tiger!
No problem 👍 Thanks for joining in 🙏🍺🐯
That is a Wicked tiger :D Love the work and the super easy explanations on why you are doing the things you do.. very inspirational and educational
Thanks you for such an encouraging message. I’m so pleased you are enjoying the content. Sending you good luck 🤞 🍀🐯
The wicked tiger looks just great. I especially love the running gear and tracks.Which is something I always stuggle with. And has someone been watching Batman to many times. Because someone is starting to sound like the Riddler.
😆😆 riddle me this! So did you come up with an answer? 🤔
totally wicked tiger, love the way that things come together by just doing something, great advice 👍
Thanks Matt! Good luck and thanks for playing along 🙏🍀🐯
the 91 numering is correct.
I wonder if the numbering changed at some point though? Yes 91 was its final number (by the look of it) …but where did 211 fit into the picture? That was part of the same decision? I’d love any pics or info you may have. I found details very hard to find
Wasn't sure how I'd like it at first, really grew on me as it got muddied up. Has to be the little boy in me playing with the army men in the back yard coming out. That is one Wicked Tiger 👍
Thank you. I think there’s a little part of all armour modellers still playing with these in the back yard. Good luck 🤞 🐯
Wicked Tiger! i love the road wheels and track work. the mud weathering is superb!
Thanks Jake. So pleased you like that section. Thanks for joining in 🐯
Well done on pushing on with the tiger after the base painting.The weathering is spot on and i agree with the storage on WICKED TIGERS, us modelers sometimes over do it with storage on our tanks.Hope you can do a diorama for the wicked tiger.
Hey 👋 thanks for joining in. Seems a few people are really keen for a vignette…so I’ll clear a few builds off the schedule and see what I can do 😬
Good luck 🤞 🐯
Wicked Tiger! Please keep your awesome build videos coming! 🐅 ❤
That's the plan! You keep watching and I’ll keep building 🐯💪
When it comes to sponge chipping my fist contact wit the model is a quick dab on the bottom to make sure I had taken enough paint out of the spoung. I do this every time I reload the sponge. Nothing worse than putting a blob of chipping paint on the model and having to start over.
Have you ever concidered chipping the zimmerit coating with a slightly darkened color of Buff. As you know the coating was quite suseptible to chipping and cracking when hit by flying debris.
Nice looking project it has got me rethinking my next tiger project.
Hey! Great tip with the sponge, and yes, this is something I generally do myself. Re the Zimmerit, I added my chipping effects to that in the painting video - not sure if you saw that one ? They just tended to tone down during the weathering so are probably not that obvious. Thanks for taking the time to join in the conversation 🙏
Very wicked looking tiger
Thanks 🙏 good luck 🍀🐯
I really enjoyed the weathered track portion. You really got into them. The VMS beach foliage was a nice touch. Wicked Tiger!
Glad you enjoyed it - thanks for your support CJ ☝️🐯🙏
Masterful work as always, appreciate you sharing your hard work and tips so we all can learn.
My pleasure! I’m so grateful people are enjoying the content. Thanks to you for watching 🙏🍻
Wicked tiger bro! I love how this has turned out. The foliage really works well with this scheme in breaking the camo scheme up.
Thanks Simon. Glad you think so and best of luck with the draw 🍀🐯🍻
You did a fantastic job on the “wicked tiger”, I especially like the bushes and mud on the tracks. Probably the most wicked tiger ever😆
😆😆 awesome. Glad you liked it and thanks for joining in 🙏🐯
Surely must be one wicked tiger!
😉 thanks for joining in 🐯
Great Job... Little late but "Wicked Tiger!!!"
Better late than never. I appreciate you taking the time to connect 🙏
Thanks for sharing your experience on this WICKED TIGER!
My pleasure! Thanks for joining in 🙏🐯🐯
That Tiger is the most wicked Tiger,even Tiger 131 still running today isn’t as wicked,such a wicked job Clayton.WICKED!
😆😆 not so sure about that! 131 is pretty friggin wicked! 😉 Thanks for playing along. Appreciate your support 🙏🐯
You did a great job with this video tutorial, Clayton. Very enjoyable, and informative. I found your weathering techniques to be interesting, and very helpful. Thank you, for all you do on your YT channel 👍😎 Cheers 🍻 ~ Rob at RB1S
Thanks Rob. Appreciate your kind words 🙏🍻
post shading is by far the most wicked technique on that tiger!
Thanks mate. I think so too. I love doing it. Sending you luck 🍀 🐯
Wicked Tiger, Just like Wittmann's!
Good luck 😉 🐯
A good video of your work and the way to this convincing result, Clayton. A cool Tiger I, especially with this improvised camouflage.
Impressive! Best wishes and a good weekend. Joachim
Thank you very much Joachim. Always appreciate your support here in the channel 🙏🍻
You really went through this build in a layered approach. I also like to apply a step, recompose and apply the next step. This creates a moderate buildup of effects resulting in this case in a Wicked Tiger 🐅💥👍💥
Awesome, thank you! Weathering armour is all about the layering, so it sounds like you are nailing that! Great stuff. Thanks for taking the time to share. Good luck 🍀🐯✌🏼
As I've said elsewhere Clayton, another great video explaining what your doing, why you're doing it and how your doing it - nice and tight just like your Wicked Tiger!
Hope you decide to show this beauty at the NSW show or ScaleACT, would be most excellent seeing it in person 😉😉
Hey Andrew. Looking forward to seeing you in a few weeks 👍👍 Good luck 🤞 🐯
Wicked build of the Tiger !
Thanks for taking the time to comment John. 🐯🤞☝️
Fantastic work on that wicked tiger. I really enjoy watching your builds.
Glad you like them! I’m grateful you are watching them. Luck 🍀🐯
Great finish on one of the tuffest , factual schemes you can attempt for the "wicked tiger " 1 . Well done for plugging away and trusting the process. I had the same doubts when doing a hard edge , 3 tone camo on a dml sd.kfz7 flak 37 . Horrific until that first filter .. then , sorted , no longer toy like . Thanks for the vids . M
Many thanks Martin. I have to admit I was a little apprehensive about tackling this scheme for the videos, just because of how nasty it can look during the process. But like you said, trust the process and the result will appear.
Good luck 🙏🍀🐯🍺
I've been having my eyes on a 1/35 Tiger for a while now, but have managed to stop myself from getting one until I make a dent in my backlog... But one day I'll build a wicked Tiger like yours.
I think we all should be taking that advice and start chipping away at the stash! But where’s the fun in that 😉
Hope you’re enjoying the channel. Thanks for taking the time to connect 🙏
I love the weathering on your wicked Tiger.
Thanks Troy! Great to hear! Good luck 🤞 🐯
great work !!
Thank you! Cheers! 🍻
Hi im building my 1st tank a tiger 1 early production for a kursk build, this has been so helpful thankyou, what a totally wicked tiger !👍👍💪👏
That’s great news! I’m so pleased the video was helpful. Good luck with your build 👍🍀🐯 You never know…you could have another Tiger coming your way!
@@workbenchhobbies4316 that would be amazing ive really enjoyed this so far, long hiatus out of the hobby. This is my 1st proper build, just finished airbrushing the final dark yellow 2, rubber on wheels to paint, tools on and camo, massive moments as I get closer to the pre weathering clear coat, then hopefully fun fun fun with all the utube I've watched, was great to find your channel, have subscribed cant wait to learn more 👍thankyou for what you do, regards Lee
@@leeford6398 - so pleased you have found me :) Thanks for joining in
What a wicked tiger!! Ine thing, its tiny but im just throwing it out thrre. On tanks with multople wheels, the inner wheels tend to have moreud and dirt impacted. Unlike the outer wheels where the rotation pushes mud and debri to the outside of the wheel. The inner cant do that so it builds up. There is a comment from a german t7ger crewman where he hated to get out on cold rainy/snowy days and clear the inner road wheel faces. They would pack up then freeze, putting a ton of weight on the suspension.
Hey Will. Great info! Will definitely be mindful to look out for that in reference pics. Appreciate you joining in 🐯💪🍺
Good inspiration for building my Tiger I, I have the Academy mid Tiger I (interior kit) though.
Glad you found it helpful. I haven’t built that kit. Nothing stopping you trying some of these techniques though. Good luck with the build 🙌🏼👍😉🤞
amazing work
Thanks for the visit. Appreciate you joining in 🙏🍺
This video made me discover the channel. I'm already signed up, and I'll follow you from now on.
Stop by model and content.
Strong hug.
Strong hug back 😉🙏 Thanks so much for your support of the channel. It’s greatly appreciated 👌🏼☝️🤩🙏
Wicked Tiger! Honestly, pretty wicked! Love the tutorials as always- thank you!
Glad you like them! Good luck! Drawn this weekend 🙏💪🕺🏽