Part 2 building the Tamiya 1/16 Jagdpanther painting, weathering and detailing.
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This is part two of building the Tamiya 1/16 Jagdpanther display model painting and weathering.
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Looks great.
Andy, it was amazing to watch you build and paint this model. Great job!
Your a master at this.
great paint job and the weathering is first class . the good thing about 1/16 scale is we can see more individual detail in the weathering of certain parts . Awsome build Andy 👍
At 15:50 it looks like an awesome winter camo
I really like your videos, keep up the awesome work Andy :D
You should add some brown pigment streaking out from behind the gun to add gun smoke effect.
sooo good, I loved it !!!
fantastic job, Andy :D
Ok, after watching how well your tank turned out, I'm gonna throw my 1/16 King Tiger away :). . Nice job and thanks for the weathering tutorials. Hope to make it into your shop sometime soon (I'm in Mesa).
Looks absolutely awesome ! All that's missing is some Maybach engine noise in the background.
Finally broke down today, for the first time in maybe two decades I bought Tamiya paint again, my first experiments (brush) were pretty bad. Let's see how the airbrushing goes.
rotwang2000 Tamiya themselves sell paint retarder for hand brushing their paints. It is a must as the paint dries too quickly for hand brushing otherwise as even though it is acrylic it contains alcohol. 😊
wow
Why is this so good? o.o :O
Just a tip, instead of using that string, use picture wire instead.
Hello Andy, just wanted to ask if you have ever considered selling any maschinen krieger kits. Love the store thanks!
Great video, inspiring, thanks!
Any ideas if Tamiya will launch a (redone) version of the non RC 1/16 Tiger 1?
Talking about the Tiger 1: are you going to build the Dragon Tiger 131 anytime soon? Would love to see that!
could you please make sd.kfz.222 in an other video. and btw love your vids keep up the good work.
I cant believe Tamiya included a thread instead of a metal wire.
For 1/35, I can live with the crappy string, but for 1/16 and its price?? Come on.
Luftan! I had no idea you were watching Andy. I miss your videos :(
yep Luft, we miss your videos :(
To clean up string, pass it through a candle flame, it will burn off all the fine hair, before fitting rub some PVA glue diluted 50/50 into it, this will stiffen it and glue down wayward fibres
@@GrahamWalters Exactly. In building the Trumpeter 1/16 King Tiger I found that using thick twine treated in exactly tis way worked much better than the metal cable supplied in the kit: it painted up much more trouble-free and I could shape it the way I wanted.
Wouldn't even get string with a 1.35 oh wait you might with crappy Tamiya this should have zimmerit on it too the G2 was the one without it
Did you spray a mist coat?
Andy I have the mother board and gears for you to have the rc set up for the hunting panther! It will come out of my panther f I have the 4:1 black steel gears the 2.4 mother board and a receiver to make it run oh and 2 batteries and a charger with extra 3:1 gears for some tamiya paint and maybe some decent brushes for the trade!! 😎 and I’m serious right now
Hey everyone. Apparently SNJ Powder is no longer available. At least I haven't been able to find it online...
make more 1/16 tanks!
Fucking. Beautiful.
I was wrong when I thought the pak 43 88 was longer
Great work Andy. You use simple techniques to get outstanding results that are not overdone. Rust and chipping in particular are two areas I feel are way overdone much of the time and I appreciate your less-is-more approach. Those tracks are some of the best examples of weathered metal I have seen. Really nice.
She's a beauty. Love the shape of the Jagdpanther.
Inthe Lionsden even one without the gun would look so sleek, like some sort of sports tank
KiLl3R Mem3StAR I would pay a lot of money to see a sport involving tanks
You should watch Girls und Panzer then
use neodymium magnets to hold the upper and lower hulls together.
Stunning modelling and amazing kit. I WANT ONE !
$$$$ I'M SURE
Just as a tip. I have found, that when I was rigging a model of HMS Victory, the thread was very hairy. So, I mixed some PVA glue with water, making a mixture that was the consistency of milk. I then wet my thumb and forefinger with the glue and ran the thread between them. This caused the minute hairs to bond to the thread. Being PVA, it does not take long to dry. The added bonus being that the, now dry, PVA acted as primer coat for paint.
Great video. I actually had the Tamiya RC Full Option Kit of the Jagdpanther and the same in the Panther G. I did end up selling them but I really regret it now.
I fitted Aber side skirts to both tanks and I must say that they looked awesome.
On the Jagdpanther I used a aftermarket alloy main gun trunnion and a upmarket alloy main gun barrel and numerous aftermarket parts.
been waiting for this, felt like forever. love your videos, keep up the great work!
Beautiful build but you should have weathered the inside of the road wheels. Love the video
amazing job with this monster kit, I specially liked the final result on those road wheels, they look so real
Nice build, Andy. I love how the road wheels turned out. Really a cool build.
Thanks Andy that was a great video. I have just finished my second armour model, which is a 1/25 Academy Jagdpanther, and I have used all your methods and tips....great stuff sir!
What's the metal effect you brushed onto the tools Andy? It looks really useful stuff to have. Brilliant work as always, looks amazing :D
Quick Kits I think its called SnJ metal polishing powder
Where can I find this stuff? I think the company is out of business.
Thank you , it is a product called SNJ metal powder
A technique I like is rubbing (with a good old Mark V digit) powdered graphite onto a black or dark grey base. You can still highlight with silver tones after if you like, but it's a great way to make something look unequivocally metal. I've even used it on movie props such as dummy firearms.
You're the best Andy, thanks for sharing! One thing that bothers me though...why would Tamiya not give us plastic hull and suspension and sell it for $150 cheaper? I think they'd sell a lot more of them?! As a guy who's built RC tanks I know that chassis is PRICEY!!!! I also know some RC tank come with a plastic hull, and they're less than half the price. Who needs that metal hull on a STATIC model? Yes, I like the metal barrel, but you'll never know it had working suspension or a metal hull sitting on a shelf! Might as well buy the RC kit at that point. Seems like they took the lazy route, which means a lot more expensive for us and probably a lot fewer sales for them. BTW, my first RC tank in 1:16 scale had a plastic hull and it never had an issue driving around hitting stuff...didn't really "need" it on the RC version either. Eventually I upgraded, but it's so excessive on a static model. There, I'm off my soap box! :P
Fantastic
Because making the tooling for those plastic molds actually cost quite a bit, especially since the 1/16 market is tiny compared to smaller scales. RC tanks that have plastic hulls usually ends up being customized and strengthened with various metal parts by owners who wants to run their tanks outdoors for tank battles.
Like I said before, I can't stop watching. Someone knock me out. And that big brush is doing magical work.
BTW, how to do battle scars? Bounced shots etc.
Please do not blame me for skipping a long AD in the middle. You are on my whitelist on adblock so I am watching most ADs. Only a few jumped in at critical moments I skipped.
This has to be your best work, absolutely amazing!
That looks so amazing, i was wondering if you were planing on putting that in a diorama
You can build mobile ICBM launchers *RS-24 «Yars»* or *RT-2PM2 «Topol-M»* if such models are available. And if both are available, have one in the "launch" configuration (missile container in vertical position), other in the "transport" configuration.
Wow, what a beautiful beast! Love the camo, tools, tracks and weathering!
What thick mud color was used? Was it the Russian thick mud by Vallejo? I am working on a 1/16 scale Tiger I & need this exact product for my project.
How does Andy lile his coffee? Nato black lol. Seriously though, another great video. Just finishing my Tamiya Matilda. Couldnt have done it without you.
Tamiya is usually quite good with their model's, however this one leaves quite a pause.
This model represents a G2 version of the Jadgpanther. That said, it is mostly wrong. All of the tools on the G2 were taken off the sides of the vehicle and placed on the engine deck, back of the superstructure or the rear of the vehicle, clearly not represented with this kit, shame on Tamiya and Andy, for clearly Not doing their homework. Alas, it could have been so much more, especially in this scale, but is merely just another ho hum well built and painted kit.
Good job!!
A little question: Which colour did you use for chipping the edges (approx. time 23:12)?
Greetings
Olaf
Well that was awesome Andy, very fun to watch and beautiful job! I think I'll come spend some money at your shop this weekend!
it spels : jágd pánther, not jegd pantör , its in Deutsh please ,not English . Your job is excellent anyway ! ♥️
I would like to PAY EXTRA and buy one from this man, that is all finished. How the hell can I build something like that ? ? ?
Nice I have the 1/16 Leopard 1A4 with gun stabilizers its great always good to plan ahead glue and your f****ed lol
Does anyone know of any kits of the current British army MAN supply vehicle in either 6,9 or 12 tonne variants ?
great job! i think a tank commander on top would bring this to life a hell lot more, but it does look fantastic i must admit!
great vids buddy!
metal tracks, road wheels and accessories are better, they add a more realistic look as well as feel to a 1/16 scale tank, and not to mention, an RC Tank is more fun to have than just be a display piece.
6:42 The one down to The right is probubly The moest acuret. Beceuse The traks are just hanging around and not being oused
Very informative and entertaining. I have never tried the 1/16th scale, though I did Tamiya's 1/25th scale Tiger when it first came out.
I'm sure that you have said something about this before, but do you seal in your weathering pigments with dull coat also?
I don't think much of your spraying I was employed as a spray painter and if I had sprayed like you do I would be very soon be looking for a new type of employment
The pictures I've seen of panthers with the rubber tires,they all had chunks out of them. Quite a bit of wear in service.
No dry-brushing? The finished model looks as though it could do with being dry-brushed.
Does anyone know what colors he used for the green and brown? he mentioned the base coat but not the pattern colors. I want to have this same color scheme for my panther but don't know which exact colors he used.
Just wanna ask if you are going to weather up the wheels from inside, because when you look from bottom, it destroys the overall look a little bit
Nicely done.. Try some PVA (white) glue on the string cable then paint.
Must have used a lot of paint.
Love your videos! Do you think you'll ever do a 1/35 figure paint and weather video?
Very nice, it looks great. Only the wheels on the hull side at 29:22 look very clean ;-)
That's cool as heck I'd love a G2 RC wait should this not have zimmerit on it the G1 this is isn't it?
you should check out panzermeister36 channel. he did a similar weathering effect on tracks in a good video with a great result
Have you considered taking hot knives to your tank models to simulate minor battle damage?
Hi Andy, did you clear coat the whole model after you finished with all the weathering?
Do you have a list of all the products and colors you used? If so, I would really appreciate a copy of it.
that would be a huge building time and can you mayby soon build the huge railway gun would be really cool to see that;)
Look odd without zimmerit that early G1 the G2 was the one with tools on back and no zimmerit
the problem you have with the hairy tow ropes can be sorted by rubbing bees wax on the rope before painting
Amazing in depth model!! thanks for showing your techniques it looks real great job Andy
As always Andybrilliant work on build and video, thanks for sharing.
lovely work of art
Thanks. I always learn something new even though I model trains and cars.
Is it possible to order it from your store and if so what is the price range? Thanks.
Andy how do you stop overspray on you airbrush, I am making Ardens offensive king tiger.
one more, about your string instead of wire cant you wax it then apply pigment to matt it up?
Fantastic looking model, you did an amazing job on putting it together and painting. looking forward to more great videos.
wow I have to get that kit ..you did a great job on the model. .I have a question I watch you on my fire stick the only way for me to give you a thumbs up is to go back and watch your videos on my phone does anyone know how to give a light or thumbs up on a fire stick or Roku is there a way or do you have to re-watch the video on your phone..awesome video
Considering the scale, those spare tracks should've been drilled out.
Now they're left with a huge track pin end and lug, but no actual pin going through the track..
But it's basically just Tamiya's old 1/35 kit scaled up - take that statement whichever way you want.
Anywho, great work as usual, Andy. :)
I too would suggest next time you drill out the spare track links on the bottom that would have had a pin installed otherwise.
Andy - did you also weather the inside section of the wheel, or only the outside face?
Looks amazing !!! Great job..
Build a 1:1 Jagdpanther, should be realll fun!
I'll just spray paint this model to make it easier for me
Shame its not RC, that would be even cooler :-)
On The yellow road weals the rubber looks like its cracked love it
I can't belive how overpriced this kit is, £350 when you can get a trumpeter 1:16 Jagdtiger with full interior for £218
Godzilla paying for the tamiya trademark. any other company it would be half the price.
the Bob Ross of model assembly and painting - I enjoy these so much , Thank You
Thank you that’s kind of you to say.
@@AndysHobbyHeadquarters Andy 'Bob' Hobby to us!
Your best model so far. Good work, Andy!
I have a 1/16 scale rc tiger 1. And do anyone know how to paint the tracks without getting all the paint of when i drive it
Get metal tracks. Paint them. let them wear with use. They'll look good eventually.
Andy..any chance I can come work at your store? :)
Does it has to be an enamel thinner? Can't it be an acrylic thinner?
hey Äh im New on this channel and I hafe a few questions..
first i wanna say im from germany eith germany auticorrect ..
1. Where i come Form we are not Abel to buy sets from Tamiya.. it only gufs revell and italerie .. so I decided to buy some sets online.. but im not sure wich one .. im a big fan from the. ,,PZ.Kpfw IV ausf. h,, but i cant finde this sets online maybe you could hell me ..
2. I have from revell ^^ much already Bild 1:72 models at home .. how shiuld i just Start to paint Thema .. tgey are so small ..
_ Hirngespenst you can find plenty of Tamiya kits for sale on eBay
Amazing ! Great job, love the mud and grime effect.
Taigen sells some good 1/16 copper tow cables
How much you want to sell this tank?