That's a great tank. I want you so badly to build and paint a 1/35 scale tank (manufacturer is up to you but I highly recommend Tamiya). And that primer was not cheating, for a more experienced brush painter, a 1 color camouflage is easy, now I am trying to achieve a semi hard camouflage with brush painting on German ambush camouflage and it actually is pretty nice. For beginners the best tanks for easy painting is panzer Grey German tanks, since its a dark color, easy coverage and then some post shading with oil paints. Cheers.
I definitely plan on building more 1/35 scale models. Just probably not as much though, depending on their size. Thank you though I enjoy the feedback. :D
This Guy is the Bob Ross of painting and weathering tanks and military vehicles! These tutorials make a lump of plastic look like 50 tons of steel! I wonder if he has an afro like Bob....
Dude thats amazing, loved the weathering. I was going to use red oxide on my king tiger but didnt know how to weather it, i might try in the future. Keep it up!!!
You absolute mad lad. This is insane. I'm actually working on trumpeters e100 72nd scale. You are really gonna make me brush paint this puppy. I honestly can't wait to see how it turns out and to show you!
The end result is nice. Although I feel the washes are quite thick, especially on the turret around the cupola and rangefinder. Of course, you are not the first one to do so and it's a very common trope among "paper panzers" to have multiple parts come in different colours. I understand this is appealing and adds some nice contrast to a model. But if you really think about it, why would engine and crew hatches or the gun mantlet come painted in base camo, while the rest is still only painted in primer? Wouldn't the tank be painted in dark-yellow when it is assembled completely? This can make sense for 1-2 parts that are likely to be replaced from another vehicle, like side skirts or running wheels, but driver's hatch? Also this makes sense for the gun, black (or dark grey) being the thermal resistant primer.
Sorry for the late reply, but I agree with you entirely. Thank you for your constructive feedback. The whole idea behind the tank is that the Germans were using spare parts from different tanks as well as them running out of paint towards the very end of the war. :D
Another fantastic example of a true artist displaying brush painting. I'm looking forward to seeing the finished diorama.
He literally used a spray can.
@@kirishima638 for the undercoat
The model looks fantastic! I especially like the dirt and dust. Thanks for sharing this.
Really impressive! The results you have achieved using only a brush are outstanding. Very well done model.
Thank you, I appreciate the kind comment. :)
I've been excited for this one since I saw it on your instagram! My favorite bits are the streaking, mud, and the rust on the darker black panels
Thank you, I’m happy you liked the model and enjoyed the video. :D
🤣😂🤣 you do an awesome job! Thanks for sharing your work!
Very nice detail.
Wonderful piece of painting work. Admire your talent.
Nice work this definitely one of your best builds in my opinion
I agree as well, especially when it’s my profile picture and my favorite topic of German paper panzers. :D
excellent video my friend the paint and weathering look amazing top job stay safe
Thank you lots, same to you. :)
That's a great tank. I want you so badly to build and paint a 1/35 scale tank (manufacturer is up to you but I highly recommend Tamiya). And that primer was not cheating, for a more experienced brush painter, a 1 color camouflage is easy, now I am trying to achieve a semi hard camouflage with brush painting on German ambush camouflage and it actually is pretty nice. For beginners the best tanks for easy painting is panzer Grey German tanks, since its a dark color, easy coverage and then some post shading with oil paints. Cheers.
I definitely plan on building more 1/35 scale models. Just probably not as much though, depending on their size. Thank you though I enjoy the feedback. :D
Love your videos!
Hey thanks man! I appreciate it👍
Good model. I am doing the same kit
This Guy is the Bob Ross of painting and weathering tanks and military vehicles! These tutorials make a lump of plastic look like 50 tons of steel! I wonder if he has an afro like Bob....
Hahaha, thanks. No I sadly don’t have an afro like Bob Ross. Lol :-)
You are doing a great job, sir. Any chance you'll build an aircraft of some sort?
Yes, I do plan on building another aircraft in the future. :)
@@Modkits131 sounds mighty fine! Cannot wait :)
Nice work!
Thanks man :D
Awesome. Looks like it just rolled out of the factory for a last ditch desperate battle.
Yes, I love the German paper panzers. They are my favorite topic of tanks. :D
Dude thats amazing, loved the weathering. I was going to use red oxide on my king tiger but didnt know how to weather it, i might try in the future.
Keep it up!!!
Great result with this German E-50. Very nice paintwork and weathering to achieve this end result. Best wishes, Joachim
Thank you, I’m happy that you enjoyed my German paper panzer tank. :D
1/72 tank - love it 🙂
You absolute mad lad. This is insane. I'm actually working on trumpeters e100 72nd scale. You are really gonna make me brush paint this puppy. I honestly can't wait to see how it turns out and to show you!
Awesome! that sounds great, can’t wait to see it. Thanks man. :D
Noice
How did you make these rubber tracks to sit on the wheels?? Thank you
With super glue and tweezers. :)
I hope everything is well. Its been 3 weeks! Everyone deserves a break but i hope you return soon!
All is well, thank you. Just making sure I don’t rush out this diorama. Sorry for making you wait. :)
How is this brush painted i could not do that with 8 Air brushes!!!
😂Thank you, maybe you’ll now fall into the brush painting community. :D
The end result is nice. Although I feel the washes are quite thick, especially on the turret around the cupola and rangefinder.
Of course, you are not the first one to do so and it's a very common trope among "paper panzers" to have multiple parts come in different colours. I understand this is appealing and adds some nice contrast to a model. But if you really think about it, why would engine and crew hatches or the gun mantlet come painted in base camo, while the rest is still only painted in primer?
Wouldn't the tank be painted in dark-yellow when it is assembled completely? This can make sense for 1-2 parts that are likely to be replaced from another vehicle, like side skirts or running wheels, but driver's hatch?
Also this makes sense for the gun, black (or dark grey) being the thermal resistant primer.
Sorry for the late reply, but I agree with you entirely. Thank you for your constructive feedback. The whole idea behind the tank is that the Germans were using spare parts from different tanks as well as them running out of paint towards the very end of the war. :D
Could always just say it’s very very late war and spare parts are very limited so they’ve just come from many different knocked out vehicles
Really amazing piece well done buddy. I like how you tone down the red. to the end result.
Cracking job, superb weathering!
Thank you, yeah I’m pretty satisfied my self, especially as a beginner. :D