There's three things I love about this channel, 1. His Voice 2. ASMR 3. The effort he puts into every build. Always going the extra mile no matter what the build
"This is going to be an easy model....I've already got dirt samples from the factory being sent to me as everyone knows when the tanks rolled off the assembly line they turned right which meant the dirt buildup was on left side of the body and the right side of the treads" Amazing work as usual!
Re-watched this one, awesome as ever, I've laid my hands on a Churchill tank and it is emotional to me because my grand father worked at Vauxhall Motors helping to build them during the war.
that's where my grandfather's bicycle ended up! search in vain everywhere! damn long-handed tankers! hahaha; a really nice piece of art also this time David, you always have all my respect
Great job on the little Churchill. I enjoy the ease in which you scratch build most of your accessories. Which reminds me how much better I can make my own builds. Thanks David! Congrats on the tank!
I am old enough to remember when the only paints you could get were testers enamels in tiny bottles. Using your own ideas and materials was what you did. Now you can buy washes, pigments, etc. But you can make your own, far cheaper too.
That is a stunning tank Plasmo! And I can't wait to see how you incorporate 3D printing into your models - I've started playing around with 3D printed parts too, and I'd love to see how a master builder works with them!!
Wow that came out nice! :-) You know what impresses me watching your videos? The models always look big when they're by themselves, but when I see you holding it I can't believe how tiny they are! And being that small really requires a lot of patience painting in the details! Nice work as always!! :-)
Simply amazing results as always. Cutting off and using the track bits was clever and accurate. Removing some track covers was clever. I like the antennae detail.
I imagine most who watch are modelers. I am not a modeler. And this may sound strange since I am not a modeler, but I sincerely enjoy watching the process. I’m absolutely amazed at watching such bland little parts out together into their respective finished product(s). Looking forward to seeing your next project, sir!
Ha ! This turned out great ! Love how you opted to leave one of the tread fenders off, as if it was broke / lost during battle ! Hope to see more Dragon kits in 1/72 scale from you !
I like very much how you work at this small scale Churchill tank ,with so many details and accessories , the bicycle is great and the bucket to. The weathering process is amazing and make from this tank to look so real . Thank you for sharing !👏👏👏🏆🥇👍
tohle je už třetí video na který se dívám a pořád mi ta tvoje angličtina zněla česky, tak se podívám na tvůj insta a co se nedovim. Seš borec, moc ti to de.
Great work - when you remove the coin as a size reference the finished kit could easily be mistaken for 1/35 scale. Thanks for another excellent video.
The NA 75 conversion was mainly used in Italy where the higher HE capacity of the '75 shell was considered more useful than the 6 pdr anti-tank round. Later models were fitted with the 'Ordnance QF 75 mm' as standard. This was essentially a converted 6 pounder! Some Churchills retained the 6 pdr for anti-tank work, about one per troop.
Please forgive the unsolicited advice, especially since you are light years ahead of me in this craft, but check photo sources for chipped road wheels. I crewed a Bradley AFV in Iraq, and we always had the rubber on the road wheels chip because of debris between the track and the wheel, especially when turning quickly. I see models with really weathered chassis and turrets but perfect road wheels and it seems like a missed opportunity. Thank you, and please keep making these great videos of truly excellent models.
Simple model - OK.😁 It looks fantastic. Of course it does; your models always do but the most noticeable thing (to me, anyway) it looks like a *metal* kit. I think the putty, added to the "cast" surfaces, made a huge diiference to the overall appearance and, of course, the *bike* adds the perfect finishing touch.🚲 Cheers for now, Dougie.
He doesn´t just build the model, he makes art out of it
Yes! He is dooing soo good
Indeed
im starting in modeling an painting, one day, i will make art like him
@@amadeoideespana2917 Nice
@@randomdeadpool :)
There's three things I love about this channel,
1. His Voice
2. ASMR
3. The effort he puts into every build. Always going the extra mile no matter what the build
11:04 "Colorful tank is happy tank!"
- Plasmo, 2020
TONK
@@quarol732 fallout join game
True
@The Comfy Chair you might wanna take a look at the flying circus with the Red Baron
@@kayagorzan lmao
"This is going to be an easy model....I've already got dirt samples from the factory being sent to me as everyone knows when the tanks rolled off the assembly line they turned right which meant the dirt buildup was on left side of the body and the right side of the treads" Amazing work as usual!
“...a beginner, as I am.” 😂
I’m always amazed at what you can accomplish. I learn something on every model you produce and I have been building plastic models for over 50yrs. 👍🏻
It’s a good day when PLASMO uploads
Also the fact that you build and paint 40k minis makes me like you even more
Why
Pikilloification what
Because he assumes David is a Geek like himself
Vasili aww, you too :)
I didn't touch that woman
Loved the Top Gear "On today's episode" intro
Ahh the good ole days of TG!
The nostalgia 🥺
Re-watched this one, awesome as ever, I've laid my hands on a Churchill tank and it is emotional to me because my grand father worked at Vauxhall Motors helping to build them during the war.
I have a 1/72 Valentine in the stash. Your superb build will get me building. I learn something new every time I watch one of your excellent builds👍
Is PLASMO still The GOAT? Yes. PLASMO is still the GOAT.
10:36 Space Hulk Blood Angles Terminator i see you're a man of culture.
Lovely addition of the bike on the back. Another cracking example of braille scale. Wonderful to see your work again
This guy is nothing short of AMAZING..... He has a great eye for detail... A true artist.
that's where my grandfather's bicycle ended up! search in vain everywhere! damn long-handed tankers!
hahaha; a really nice piece of art also this time David, you always have all my respect
Great job on the little Churchill. I enjoy the ease in which you scratch build most of your accessories. Which reminds me how much better I can make my own builds. Thanks David! Congrats on the tank!
You are a true master modeller, you bring pieces of plastic to life
Plasmo: you can make your own weathering washes with thin paint
mig jimenez: hol up
Ya for small models i mix browns and blacks
I am old enough to remember when the only paints you could get were testers enamels in tiny bottles. Using your own ideas and materials was what you did. Now you can buy washes, pigments, etc. But you can make your own, far cheaper too.
@@orbitalair2103 i still use testors dont want to spend a fortune on paints
Lol
Hello David ... it is impressive how you surpass yourself !!! It is a pleasure to see your models. Thank you.
A master at work, I love your videos, I dont make kits myself but I could watch you all day
You motivate me to make models to be more detailed
The dragon kits I have come with about 500 parts just for the tracks. Not used to seeing such a simple kit from them.
dragon is a mixed bag, a lot of their 1/72 stuff is shrunken head tamiya kits, some are really bad.
Shrunken heads tamiya what do that mean?
@@vasili1207 A large scale (Tamiya) kit reduced only in size, not complexity, for the scale.
Zvezda makes the best 1/72 scale kits imho.
@@jlcotton19681 indeed! Too bad the array of their 1/72's ground vehicles are quite small
The Man simply is a God of plastic models.
That 1/72 PE bicycle really adds the extra character to this model!
I watch you videos to help me prepare for my first kit and I’ve learned a lot so far
You are my new hero. This will help me take my tank models to a new level. Thx!
Another wonderful demonstration of how to build and paint a kit. David I wish I had your skills. Well done mate
One of the best Churchill tanks I have seen, amazing detail.
Чувак, у тебя золотые руки. Ты из простенькой и скучной сборной модели, сделал произведение искусства.
And again ..... no. 1 modeler in the WORLD !
you are a master of Modelling. Your work is close if not perfect
You are the Bob Ross of my model world...
That is a stunning tank Plasmo! And I can't wait to see how you incorporate 3D printing into your models - I've started playing around with 3D printed parts too, and I'd love to see how a master builder works with them!!
Thanks. Or the whole 3D printed models :-D
@@idaemonplasmo Now I'm even more curious as to what you'll come up with...
I love your attention to detail and your skills of weathering. Great work as always David. 👏
Truly the Bob Ross of model constructing
One of the best model kits you built
Wow that came out nice! :-) You know what impresses me watching your videos? The models always look big when they're by themselves, but when I see you holding it I can't believe how tiny they are! And being that small really requires a lot of patience painting in the details! Nice work as always!! :-)
Simply amazing results as always. Cutting off and using the track bits was clever and accurate. Removing some track covers was clever. I like the antennae detail.
The only channels I look forward to seeing new videos on my feed
Miluju tyhle modely! Pokračuj v skvelej práci!
It's impressive! All your 1/72 vehicles are the nicest out there. You inspired me to return to that scale!
I imagine most who watch are modelers. I am not a modeler. And this may sound strange since I am not a modeler, but I sincerely enjoy watching the process. I’m absolutely amazed at watching such bland little parts out together into their respective finished product(s). Looking forward to seeing your next project, sir!
“A beginner modeler as I am”, I think not! Lovely work, you sir are becoming a master model painter. I only could hope to have your talent.
Nice model, the work on the tracks expecially, and the crewman is a nice touch,you can understand the dimension of a vehicle with a figure.
Not only art in motion but this was a very educational video too! Thank you Sir!
Ha ! This turned out great ! Love how you opted to leave one of the tread fenders off, as if it was broke / lost during battle ! Hope to see more Dragon kits in 1/72 scale from you !
Thanks for the vids. Your vids always put a smile on my face. Got back into modelling in the pandemic after about 20 years.
Excellent build, such an interesting variant of the Churchill! The painting and weathering turned out very nice 👌
*The treatment of the Churchill is awesome, the bicycle is a little and good detail. 👍👍*
Excelente trabajo. Felicitaciones!!!! Saludos desde Argentina.
I found your channel recently and I love it! Now I want to begin making dioramas!
As always an absolute pleasure to watch your work and to hear a genuine voice. Take care stay safe and watch out for the others!!!!!
;)
Simply breathtaking final result.
I like very much how you work at this small scale Churchill tank ,with so many details and accessories , the bicycle is great and the bucket to.
The weathering process is amazing and make from this tank to look so real . Thank you for sharing !👏👏👏🏆🥇👍
"A colorful tank is a happy tank."
Plasmo, 2020
Absolutely beautiful! Wow! And 1/72 scale?! Magnificent!👍👍👍
Your a brilliant modeller, add soo much detail to make it even more realistic
Superb build i love your style of painting and weathering always look forward to watching your video's
Finally a build in gentleman's scale again!
Keep them coming!
"A colorful tank is a happy tank"
*late war German tanks* : :c
Never seen anyone as good as you. I love Churchill’s, good job!
Churchill is my favorite tank for sure, you did it very well!
tohle je už třetí video na který se dívám a pořád mi ta tvoje angličtina zněla česky, tak se podívám na tvůj insta a co se nedovim. Seš borec, moc ti to de.
Thank god for Plasmo - been too long ❤️
Great work - when you remove the coin as a size reference the finished kit could easily be mistaken for 1/35 scale. Thanks for another excellent video.
I almost forget that you used to paint 40K models, and my lord that model looks sick!
once again i bow to your skill.
Man, I do like your work buddy, you make working with styrene and things look easy!
Very beautiful plastic model art guys ...
Nice Job mate, good work as always !
Wonderfull built, the Churchill is a beast of a tank, even in 1/72 its quite large...
Impressive and humble as usual.
Love how this dude tricks me into thinking I could do this.
A masterpiece made by a Master
super cool weathering I learn a lot watching your videos
Outstanding workmanship
I love this tank. Your model is just extremely beautiful. Nice job 👍
WoW you spend lots of time to this model and it looks incredible I want it NOW!!!
Nojo, jak se říká zlatý český ruce.( jo a česky bych psal rovnou vědět že jsi Čech)
Congratulations on another masterpiece, Mr. Damek, and thank you for sharing.
The NA 75 conversion was mainly used in Italy where the higher HE capacity of the '75 shell was considered more useful than the 6 pdr anti-tank round. Later models were fitted with the 'Ordnance QF 75 mm' as standard. This was essentially a converted 6 pounder! Some Churchills retained the 6 pdr for anti-tank work, about one per troop.
Oooh, the NA75! My favorite version of the Churchill!
Love that intro.
Straight out of top Gear.
Spitting straight knowledge on this one. Well done!
I love the incredibly out of scale tanker - Who knows, maybe he's just really really tall? 😅
It is probabbly the Chieftain.
@@nothingtoseehere1221 Oh bugger, the tank's on fire.
@@TedTheHobbyist such a tall man has no business in a Churchill
I am convinced that plasmo has a special eye with a hitmarker for accuracy and his arms is actually robot arms that to get it precise and all
I loved! Could you also build other types of tanks like the cold war or the first war?
Challenger 1 or 2
The first one
Wow. Great work. It looks a proper war chariot.
The Churchill tanks are my absolute favorite tanks ever...
Well damn splendid work again, David. Good job.
Bloody hell good job man !!!
Plasmo is back !
Once again another outstanding model David keep up the good work 👍👍
There's a great deal of useful information in every one of your videos. Thanks as always, for sharing your expertise!
The man is back. Good to see you man. Quality stuff as always.
PLASMO is back !
Not for long :-(
Please forgive the unsolicited advice, especially since you are light years ahead of me in this craft, but check photo sources for chipped road wheels. I crewed a Bradley AFV in Iraq, and we always had the rubber on the road wheels chip because of debris between the track and the wheel, especially when turning quickly. I see models with really weathered chassis and turrets but perfect road wheels and it seems like a missed opportunity. Thank you, and please keep making these great videos of truly excellent models.
True its a nice touch for tanks with rubber rimmed wheels but the churchill had all steel wheels.
noddythetiger - thank you. You learn something new every day.
Stunning as always. You constantly surprise me with your skills.
What a work of art. Nice one!
As always a very very impressive job, I do like the attention to weathering...Gorgeous!!
Simple model - OK.😁 It looks fantastic. Of course it does; your models always do but the most noticeable thing (to me, anyway) it looks like a *metal* kit. I think the putty, added to the "cast" surfaces, made a huge diiference to the overall appearance and, of course, the *bike* adds the perfect finishing touch.🚲
Cheers for now,
Dougie.