Hi buddy, your kubelwagen looks fantastic.i like how show us what products you are using and how to use them that is a massive help to me. Keep up the fantastic work looking forward to more of your building skills. Cheers Gary 🇬🇧
Also if I may, use "color modulation" after giving the first base coat, that is using very subtle variations of the base color, it could be with airbrush. It gives depth and variation. keep up, cheers.
@@dioramadevil Yes. soften the tires in hot water and press them gently against a hard surface. I think there folks who use a hair dryer. I prefer water.
![KUBELWAGEN type 82 - FULL BUILD [1/35 scale] Tamiya 35213](http://i.ytimg.com/vi/6SRu9SiKNFY/mqdefault.jpg)
![[UNCUT] เก็บ "สจ.โต้ง" เอี่ยวมาเฟีย รู้ตัวคนบงการ ก่อนสั่งลั่นไก I คนดังนั่งเคลียร์ I 13 ธ.ค.67](http://i.ytimg.com/vi/o-J_p62D40w/mqdefault.jpg)
I really like how you break things down step by step. This is exactly what I need to restart my attempt at the hobby! Thanks for making it accessible!
Those kind of comments, keep me going on... This is my goal, to show simple things, that works well (hopefuly) 😁👌
Wait a modelling video with a psytrance background music??? That's an instant sub😄🍻
At least someone recognize it... 😁 My man.... 👌
Hi buddy, your kubelwagen looks fantastic.i like how show us what products you are using and how to use them that is a massive help to me. Keep up the fantastic work looking forward to more of your building skills. Cheers Gary 🇬🇧
Tnx... This is the "core" idea of this channel...
A great, informative video, with a bit humour at the start to keep the tone not too formal thanks for sharing,😁
Thank you... I always try to keep it informative and funny...
Very interesting! I like the mud effects!
Thankyou... I like theme to... In the future, I will show the recipie... 😁
Good job, the mud effects are impressive.
Tnx, mate... 😁😘
Beau travail , good work
Tnx, mate...
Nice idea for acrylic mud 👍🏼
I'm living on a small flat with wife and kid is on the way. I'm searching for any non smelling method for my hobby
Look... I have 2 of them. The smell of modeling products, will be the last of your problens... Dont worry. And congrats... 😀🥰
nice work
Tnx, mate...
Learned a lot, but why did you prefer to exclude the steering wheel from your 1/35 tamiya willie jeep build?
Glad that you did. It was put in place with the figure. Les complicated that way... 🤟🤣
Also if I may, use "color modulation" after giving the first base coat, that is using very subtle variations of the base color, it could be with airbrush. It gives depth and variation. keep up, cheers.
I know, what it is... The hole idea here is making begginers friendly videos... Maybe in the future... Tnx 👌😁
Whats the point of using Mr leveling thinner with acrylic when it will smell the same as with a lacquer?
They spray better... I dont have problems with smell...
@@dioramadevil if you want paint that sprays good I think that Mr color is great.
you should add some "weight" to the wheels. with hot water.
One of my modelling budies also said this. I think it is to late, but certenly will do in the future... Are u shure, hot water is enaugh?
@@dioramadevil Yes. soften the tires in hot water and press them gently against a hard surface. I think there folks who use a hair dryer. I prefer water.