1/16 German StuG III Ausf. G Das Werk Metal Winterketten Custom Building Works Complete Build
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 15 พ.ค. 2022
- Watch the complete build video for the custom building the 1/16 StuG III assault gun model by Das Werk. The interior is highly enhanced with custom details and paint works. Extra features were added like stowage and metal Winterketten wide tracks. The video captures the complete custom build works so it might be a bit long for some viewers, hope you find it helpful!
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This is absolutely insane. And I mean it in the most beautiful sense of the word. The amount of detail is just incredible just fantastic. After watching this I decided to abandon any idea of doing anything similar. Well done.
Really thank you for your compliment!! I really don’t want to discourage you in any sense, to abandon your similar works. I started with something inferior and work my way up through practicing. You should make my video an inspiration instead of deterrences to your future project!! Hang in there !!😊
Excellent modelling skills!! I wish I had seen this video before I started my Das Werk Stug! Well done - this has provided me with inspiration to adjust a couple of things on my model - trying to complete the ammo lockers and adding some extra interior detail along with the extra storage rack over the engine bay - thank you for posting.
Thank you ! Glad I could be your help! Enjoy your hobby!
One of the best worn and battered winter schemes I've seen. Excellent!!
Glad you like it!
Thanks for linking me to exact video enjoyed this and I'm happy I do not need to use air brush to apply white paint. Thanks again friend
no problem hope it helps
Magnificent.
In regards to streaking, streaking is cause by rainfall which has a tendency to flow the same way every time. AFVs spend most of their lives outdoors, and they kick up a lot of dust. When it rains, it flows the same. The dirt mineralizes the rain, cause hard deposits. There's only one type of AFV that doesn't get streaking - the ones in a museum. You will not see streaking where rain doesn't go, like under the track skirts.
Thanks for your insight. I agree with you, but somehow the rotating track pattern and the road wheels could bring up the ground's muddy water and splashes to the track skirts, and eventually creates streaking despite the rain water cannot reach.
A sensational achievement of attention to detail, and intuitive distribution of weathering on both the chipping and rusting - that seems to be a trademark of yours - that you do very well, and the awesome job on the floor of the cannon compartment. I also liked the legendary "winterketten" tracks that were extra wide, for added mobility in the Russian wilderness.
Thanks for your encouragement! Hope you are one of my subscribers!
Чем больше масштаб тем труднее сборка и дольше но легче по-краска, отличная модель
полностью согласен! Спасибо за просмотр! Пожалуйста, подпишитесь на мой канал, если вам это нравится.
@@henschelporsche1спасибо что напомнили, не хотелось бы потерять любителя Panzerwaffe
Very well done. Excellent skills.
Thanks !
Well done, what a beautiful build of a fantastic kit. Looking forward to your 1/16 panzer lll build.
Thanks! My upcoming build is a Panzer 1 Takom , panzer iii not yet available in my area, perhaps later this year .
Outstanding. Great to watch!
Just bought this kit and came across this video. What a wealth of ideas. You are an incredible artist and tremendously creative!
Subscribed.
Thanks! Hope the video gives you some creative idea to build. It is a good kit surely you will enjoy.
Very nice work; a joy to watch you craft and execute such a tank in that combination with weathering.
Thank you very much!
Great video! Beautiful build!
thanks!!
Wow ein Top Modell der ober Hammer SUUUPER Gebaut und Gealtert RESPEKT !!!!!!
Danke sehr! Bitte teilen und abonnieren.
OML well done, what an amazing talent you have, this looks absolutely incredible 👍🏻🇦🇺
Thanks!
A truly exceptional model of the Stug, i have the same kit, can't wait to start it. Will take some of your finishing tips to weather it.
Cheers rickster.
thanks for your compliment! you will surely enjoy this kit, Das Werk's detail is very good. The only downside was the half completed interior - they could have at least provide the details within the commander compartment. They did a good job on the main gun though.
Sehr gute Arbeit,Video leider unscharf.
Danke! Mein Video wurde in HD gefilmt. Haben Sie es zum Ansehen auf 1080P umgestellt, da das Standardformat in einem niedrigeren Format angezeigt werden könnte?
You did an amazing job. I'm currently working on my Stug model. What did you use for grease, grime, and the engine oil effect?
Thanks! I used AK Interactive, their enamel products are easy to use and with great effect.
Amazing Work ❤
Thanks!
Ausgezeichnete Arbeit!!!
Danke ! Bitte abonnieren Sie und besuchen Sie uns erneut, um mehr Panzer aus dem Zweiten Weltkrieg zu sehen. Stug IV ist in Vorbereitung.
Looks really amazing. I watched the whole build and noticed that there was no portion of the vid where you added many weld lines to the kit before painting. I’ve seen a lot of those types of detailed additions to tiger 1 builds. Did the Das Werk kit come with many of the weld lines already molded into the plastic? Or was that something you did off camera
Thanks for your compliment and viewing. You have good eyes noticing those small details! In contrast with my other builds with RC tanks and older models, Takom/ Das Werk is really precise with molding those small details on their latest models. I actually did not have to modify any to achieve this except the added interim partial detailings.
should actually use a gloss white for interior.
more realistic.
I think you got the weathering just right. A lot of guys tend to overdo it.
thanks for your comment!
That's some mad modelling skills there. Fantastic build and job! I just got the kit but don't have those skills lol
Thanks! I am still learning everyday during these 50 years of model building years, but not as good as some other fellows. I am sure if you keep building and watching you will improve every time.
@@henschelporsche1 ...already have increased my skills. Lol I'm 59. Just got first airbrush kit. Kinda started up hobby again. Started building WW2 kits when I was like 7,8.
So many great videos like yours chock full of tips/ideas.
@@keithlewis9669 good for you! This is the hobby I could enjoy for the rest of my life. There are just so many wwii tanks I have yet to build.
Wow! amazing, looks so realistic
Thank you ! Stay tuned for more 1/16 model tanks!
@@henschelporsche1 Excited to see new tanks coming soon, what’s in the horizon?
@@ethan5210 next one to be Panzer 1 Ausf A, and then a Stug IV full detail
32:00 There would never be oil on the floor of the tank. the guys have to move around. dirt and soil maybe but oil nope.
Thanks for the advice. I think I intended to make oil stain and covered with soil and dirt in the cabin area. Fresh spill only on the rear hull.
Wow! Great 1/16 model, I'm new in this channel and Hobby, could you tell me what product you used for the winter effects in the tank?
Thanks! The winter effect I used was an old school method with hairspray. Of course you can also use the current market chipping product but I found hairspray was much easier and economical to use, and the chipping effect was actually more realistic. Basically I just applied the hairspray with brush instead of spraying on the painted model. After about an hour you could spray with the acrylic white paint. About 10 minutes you could use a wet brush preferably stiffer to brush off the amount of paint you want. For scratches use a pointy thing to scratch off while it was still wet. When the white paint is dry it will remain permanent. Hope you find this useful and please subscribe and share my channel! 🙏🏼
@@henschelporsche1 thank you man, I will use it in further models, you just gained one more sub, I hope you reach many more screens
@@henryiglesias4008 thanks ! Will see more videos coming!
Can i ask where you got the winterkettens from?
Sure, I recall I got it from eBay but I also saw most of the big scale model tank sites in uk and German sell them.
Nice music too.
I was just wondering if I should scrap the music 😆
Wow, crazy skillz
Thanks for your compliment! I am still learning from the other masters but I think my skill has improved a lot recently. Hope to build more great works for everyone to enjoy! Please subscribe and share if you like them.
@@henschelporsche1 What a kind reply.
You know what fascinates me? Two Maybach HL120's powering two electric generators connected to two Siemans electric motors connected to the drive Sprockets of the Ferdinand.
Lunacy, but a model that show all this with a Panzer aufbau you could lift off would be sensational!
@@jimmylight4866 I started off with only detailing the rough RC models but now recently of the full detail builds. Getting a full detail StugIII done is always my desire. But not a full detail PzIII model have been made so I cannot really make a conversion to StugIII. Nonetheless, I am currently working on a Stug IV full detail model based on a Trumpeter PzIV and a StugIII, there are still quite a lot of missing link that I need to fill in before the conversion become successful, so wish me luck and come back later to see any of my updates!
@@henschelporsche1 Stug 4 is interesting. When driving a Stug 3 it bothers me the only way out for the Driver, in case of a fire behind him, is the access hatch right in front of the Driver. Not easy unless your a small person. So having a hatch above my head like a Stug 4 would be nice, but its a flat wall in front of my head and an excellent place to put a shot. I noticed a pic of some Stug 4 that had built up cement in front of the Stug 4 drivers hatch to try to alleviate this issue.
I think using these these two kits will be your best work yet. You will build a fantastic Stug 4.
Amazing talent you have there. Where did you get the winterketten tracks?
Thanks! I got those tracks few years back from eBay when I made the first Stug in 2017. They are made for the RC tank.
Fantastic StuG. And great detailed video. What is that blue thing on airbrush ? Water trap?
It is a moisture trap, I already have a big one on the other end, perhaps can get rid of it.
Since no one has asked, where did you get the winter tracks from? Price? Thanks
The winter-tracks were bought from eBay couple of years ago for about $120. Note that there are two types of winter tracks if you watch my older StuG III video you can see the difference. They were about the same price.
@@henschelporsche1 yes I saw your other stug, I've never seen that type of winter track before, we're they a late war type? Oh and that's for the info.
The older one I used were Osketten and the new Das Werk video were Winterketten. You are right, the Osketten replaced the Winterketten in 1944 Spring. I personally like the Osketten better without the spikey look.
Their differences which mentioned by Wolfkin from a discussion forum:
Winterketten were developed in 1942 for use in winter conditions on the Eastern Front. These were basically a normal track with track extensions that protruded from the ends of the tracks. These are recognizable by the long triangular extensions. These were usually found on the PzKpfw III, PzKpfw IV and StuG III but could also be seen on Hummel, Hornisse and other vehicles.
Ostketten were developed in 1944 for use in the muddy conditions in the Spring and Autumn on the Eastern Front, the Rasputitsa. These were basically a wider track than the usual track which was fitted. There were no triangular extensions, just a wider track. These were for use usually on the PzKpfw IV and StuG III but could also be found on other vehicles. When seen on the PzKpfw IV it looks like a PzKpfw V Panther track on a PzKpfw IV.
I hope that help to answer your query. Thanks for watching and I hope you can subscribe and share my videos.
here is a link to buy the Winterketten
www.taigentanks.com/products/panzer-iv-winter-tracks-winterketten
@@henschelporsche1 wow, in 35+ years of military modelling I've never seen a set of those ostketten tracks, you learn something new everyday thank you. And yes I subscribed, I am a little annoyed I not see your videos before, I have been watching modelling videos on you tube for years and your channel has never been recommended, only when I searched for the das werk stug did any appear. You definitely deserve more subscribers, very talented indeed. Thanks
BTW,where did you find correct scale MP40?
Mine was taken from a 1/16 Dragon figure set. It was a very detailed cast with magazine and stock all casted separately. The strap was custom made with lead sheet.
And 75 mm shells to scale? It's hit or miss on what I can find online. Am I missing something lol
@@keithlewis9669 The shells are surplus from a Trumpeter Panzer IV tank and I believe they use the same 7.5cm 40 Kwk gun and shells from what I could find from Wikipedia. If you find a different references please let me know thanks.
I am having to make mine from scratch - plastic tube with sharpened pencil for the shoulder and scrap sprew shaped for the projectile. Rough but that is all that is available in Australia!
I would have thought the gun assembly would have been painted Cremeweiss or white not green and the lower hull grey not red primer
you could be right, there are quite a few color combinations I have seen on the web. The color choice I used was based on Mini Art recent sampling which I find it acceptable to me. And modelling is sometimes a matter of choice and cannot be always be verified
@@henschelporsche1 I believe the Miniart scheme is taken from a vehicle used by Finnish forces
By the way I really do admire your work
@@ianstewartbrown5308 that's ok, I kind of like that vintage green look, it was actually a common green paint color used in the 40s
@@ianstewartbrown5308 thanks! please share and subscribe
aucun inférée de faire l inferieure si ces pour le cachée du temps de perdu pour rien