Dude! This had got to be one of the nicest looking tanks I’ve seen on TH-cam! I’m so painting mine tonight when I get home. Keep it up love your work and your tutorial are great
Brilliant model. Love it. But from my point of view,I worked at Bovington Workshop. The Tanks were Base overhauled. And they used to leave the Workshop just like they came off of the production line. So I have to say my preference is for the pristine look. But! Great vid,and it’s what the builder wants to achieve. Great Vid. Lovely Model.
Thanks, its fun to weather the model, I agree with your thoughts, with allied and modern tanks I tend to not weather as extreme as Eastern Front. Thx for watching hope u like my video efforts
Excellently finished. Also, it's very nice tutorial. It's very easy to understand what you wan to do by step by step painting and presentation. Thanks for sharing.
Fantastic outcome. I’ve just brought the same kit as one of my starter 5/6 kits, id be delighted if i can get to anywhere near this effort - amazing great work
I’m just an average modeller really, the skill element is in using the airbrush and thinned paint the right way, and taking your time. Hope it goes ok.🙂
@@ctscalemodellinguk gosh you’re too modest :), I’ve been seriously thinking about investing in an airbrush system, but I want to get some level of skill with brushes first.
@@liamgray9805 I converted about 2 years ago from brushes. It takes you modelling to another level with pre shading and better modulation. I only buy cheap airbrushes anyway, the same as nightshift .Just takes practice but worth it in the end.
@@liamgray9805 hi, I just brought cheap and stuck with it, my airbrush is a Fengda FE130, 0.2 to 0.5 needles, although other Chinese companies do the same. Need a cleaning kit and a compressor with an air tank, mines 3 litres ( good/bad?) the highest pressure I generally use is 30 psi. You can get kits with everything in on Amazon. I brought a compressor with no tank at first but its difficult to control the pressure. Hope this helps
What a fantastic finish on this Tiger. Excellent job done on the painting and weathering procedure. Simple steps and easy to follow. Looking forward for your next build. Thanks for sharing, take care and keep up the good work my friend.
@@blackfisktackle cheers, I was happy with result. If you at my videos since you can see how I have tried to improve things. The 2 Tigers models went well though
I’m a huge fan of models, but man is it nice having one you can drive around with a controller. I highly recommend getting like a Henglong RC tank and then painting/ weathering it like this. It is so much nicer than having it just sit on a shelf when you can actually pick it up, drive it around, and shoot Airsoft BBs from it.
Top notch work! I’m in the paint stage on the same kit right now. Would you recommend a varnish coat on the tracks after painting them before weathering? I’ve had issues with paint flaking off rubber tracks when the weathering liquids are applied. Cheers!
Hi, depends on the paint you used, I use mainly Tamiya acrylics, so on tracks I would just weather them. On the main body I would protect the paint and decals as its harder to rectify if it goes wrong. Just building another Tiger at the moment. Hope this helps
Cheers mate, it work out well and wasn’t too bad to achieve. Just doing the Zvezda PzIV G. Doing it in 3 colour camo, same method as I used on my Phantom aircraft build video ( see if it works). Hope your Tiger goes goes ok, think I’ll do another one in 2022. Merry Xmas.
Hoi love the weathering on your tiger and the way you explain how you do all things, we learn so much from each other. My question is, I love your workstation with that turn tabel I call it, where woudt I be able to get one for myself.. thanks Michiel from the Netherlands
Hi, cheers for watching. I do the channel to share what works for me and get decent result without the fuss. The table is just a basic one, ikea type of desk, the paint racks are scrap wood. The turn table thing was from a model show, don’t think there much £€ and are useful. Tamiya do one too which is like a cake stand. Take a look at the other Tiger I video I did too. Thanks again keep safe.
Love the weathering, I just finished building the same tank and will try to go for the same look. I have one question, you use varnish at two stages in your process, what kind of varnishes are you using, gloss or matt?
Hi I tend to use tamiya gloss xf22 I believe then at the end a matt coat. You can use tamiya although I use AK a lot now. I tend to change things as I get more experience. This help?
Looks fantastic, you’ve inspired me to have a go..one question, was the clear coat you applied Gloss or Matt ? sorry for daft question I’m a complete newby 👍🏻
@@johnojohnson177 hi thx for watching, I’m still learning too, I like to show how we can get good results. To protect paint work i would use a gloss coat if applying washes etc or matt if i want to use pigments. Matt is a rougher finish hence pigments stick better however washes dont flow better. I use Tamiya for gloss and ak for matt generally. I have used future aswell which is floor polish, put i find it takes a bit to dry. Hope this helps.
@@ctscalemodellinguk thanks for reply, on this particular model, at the end of the build and paint do you put a Matt finish over it or leave it as is ? sorry for daft question again, I’m just trying to avoid silly mistakes
wow this tiger looks so good! do you think it would be possible to replicate the hairspray chipping technique somewhat with brush painting? or would that simply not be possible? this one of my favourite model tiger tanks ive seen thank you so much for posting this video :)
Cheers your very kind. For chipping it needs to be a light coat, so it depends on that really. You could try applying an oil wash with a similar colour to the base colour then sponge chip with thinners for an effect. If you look at my latest video the Centurion I do something similar with dust. th-cam.com/video/rbChrPsyDXI/w-d-xo.html
@@johnojohnson177 thanks, bit of test as its one of my older videos. I tended to use oil paints in the past, recently I have used ak streaking rust which is dark in colour.
To some degree I feel the same, however I do believe different war theatres and periods of time give us differing wear and tear. It makes the build more interesting too.
Dude! This had got to be one of the nicest looking tanks I’ve seen on TH-cam! I’m so painting mine tonight when I get home. Keep it up love your work and your tutorial are great
Cheers you are very kind. Makes it worth while doing despite some negative comments you get. Take a look at my latest Tiger paint job.🐅🐯🐯
Love the ultra real texuring effects, which can be utilised too any theatre of war. Inspired.
Many thanks, I guess I was trying to take my skills that bit further and share my progress.👍
Great camera work. Especially with the panel lining and rust effects. Excellent
Glad u liked it, everything is done on an iPhone including editing. Cheers
Brilliant model. Love it. But from my point of view,I worked at Bovington Workshop. The Tanks were Base overhauled. And they used to leave the Workshop just like they came off of the production line. So I have to say my preference is for the pristine look. But! Great vid,and it’s what the builder wants to achieve. Great Vid. Lovely Model.
Thanks, its fun to weather the model, I agree with your thoughts, with allied and modern tanks I tend to not weather as extreme as Eastern Front. Thx for watching hope u like my video efforts
Very realistic looking your techniques are simple to follow and that what i need simple or your just making look easy. Either way truly amazing ✌🇨🇦✌
Thanks for comment. Just a bit of practice needed and patience. The arty bit is the distressing. 🙂
Love this, absolutely brilliant and loads of excellent tips... I've just started some armour and this site will help so much, thanks 👍👏
Thanks for comment, hope the tips help, I do try to keep things simple without too much fuss. 👍
excellent video my friend all steps and techniques well explained thanks for sharing
Thanks for commenting, just want to make sure people have the info to give it a go.
Excellently finished. Also, it's very nice tutorial. It's very easy to understand what you wan to do by step by step painting and presentation. Thanks for sharing.
Was a bit of an experiment but turned out the way I wanted. Thanks for watching.
Very nice work. Glad I found this channel.
Cheers, glad you like my approach. Try to do things as uncomplicated as possible.
Awesome work! Thanks for showing what products were used for what - gonna try your technique on a 1/16th rc tiger
Fantastic outcome. I’ve just brought the same kit as one of my starter 5/6 kits, id be delighted if i can get to anywhere near this effort - amazing great work
I’m just an average modeller really, the skill element is in using the airbrush and thinned paint the right way, and taking your time. Hope it goes ok.🙂
@@ctscalemodellinguk gosh you’re too modest :), I’ve been seriously thinking about investing in an airbrush system, but I want to get some level of skill with brushes first.
@@liamgray9805 I converted about 2 years ago from brushes. It takes you modelling to another level with pre shading and better modulation. I only buy cheap airbrushes anyway, the same as nightshift .Just takes practice but worth it in the end.
@@ctscalemodellinguk cheers any rough recommendations for starting airbrushing?
@@liamgray9805 hi, I just brought cheap and stuck with it, my airbrush is a Fengda FE130, 0.2 to 0.5 needles, although other Chinese companies do the same. Need a cleaning kit and a compressor with an air tank, mines 3 litres ( good/bad?) the highest pressure I generally use is 30 psi. You can get kits with everything in on Amazon. I brought a compressor with no tank at first but its difficult to control the pressure. Hope this helps
Amazing job on that monster. I can only hope that I will be able to do something similar one day :)
Try it, I was surprised with the finish. Hopefully I have broken it down into stages that can be followed. Cheers for watching.
nothing to say, it's perfect. Great job
Thank you, glad you liked it
Wow amazing I enjoyed this so much 💗👍
Hope you have a lovely weekend friend 🥰 can't wait to watch your next videos
Thanks for the comment, hope you can try it out. I was surprised by the results.🙂
Simply wow! What an amazing job!
Many thanks, glad you liked it.
A really terrific video and finished model. Thanks for sharing!
Cheers, I hope it has given you some ideas. Cheers
What a fantastic finish on this Tiger. Excellent job done on the painting and weathering procedure. Simple steps and easy to follow. Looking forward for your next build. Thanks for sharing, take care and keep up the good work my friend.
Thanks as always for the support. Yes not sure what to start next. May do an aircraft for a change although I fancy another armour project. Keep safe.
@@ctscalemodellinguk changing subject is good sometimes. Me personally come up even more eager for armour builds every time I change subjects.
Excellent work, I love how it turned out!
Cheers, I wasn’t sure about the chipping at one stage but was happy in the end. Cheers for watching
I’ve just started the model game, I’ve got one of these kits waiting to be built! I’ll be using your painting approach here mate! Really well done! 👍
@@blackfisktackle cheers, I was happy with result. If you at my videos since you can see how I have tried to improve things. The 2 Tigers models went well though
Excellent work my friend enjoyed the video will look forward to your next build
Cheers appreciate the kind comments. Just finishing off a 1:72 dio (with my first snow). Not sure what to do next from the stash of plenty.👍
Love the video thank you for sharing - brilliant work.
Many thanks for watching, hope you like the rest of my channel. 👍
I’m a huge fan of models, but man is it nice having one you can drive around with a controller. I highly recommend getting like a Henglong RC tank and then painting/ weathering it like this. It is so much nicer than having it just sit on a shelf when you can actually pick it up, drive it around, and shoot Airsoft BBs from it.
Thanks not done anything at that scale. Dont rule it out in future
Just bought the tank going to use your ideas , Awesome job you did, I’m a newb but enjoying the hobby thanks
Cheers thx for watching, it stands out in my cabinet still compared to the others.
Top notch job, looks superb and so real! 😍😍
Just pushed the skill level a bit and it work out ok. Glad you like it.👍
great job, loved the final look
Cheers mate, i was really happy with the result. Just wanted to push my skills a bit more. Glad u found it useful.👍
Great job on the tiger 1
Looks great
Cheers hope my efforts help
Top notch work!
I’m in the paint stage on the same kit right now. Would you recommend a varnish coat on the tracks after painting them before weathering? I’ve had issues with paint flaking off rubber tracks when the weathering liquids are applied.
Cheers!
Hi, depends on the paint you used, I use mainly Tamiya acrylics, so on tracks I would just weather them. On the main body I would protect the paint and decals as its harder to rectify if it goes wrong. Just building another Tiger at the moment. Hope this helps
Amazing build. I could only dream of doing something like this. The time and effort is just amazing. Thank you😊😊😊
Hopefully you can have a go based on videos, I doubt some of the things I try but they always, seem to turn out ok.
Nice job.
Cheers mate hope you like the method I used.🙂
Fantastic job and I just Subs bro good job
Many thanks mate, hope u find some useful videos on the channel.👍
Brilliant finish, I'm going to try, & I mean try to emulate same on a 1/16 scale rc tiger, some great ideas you had for rust effects, chipping etc
Cheers, hope it goes well. Its a nice finish, it took my skills to another level.👍
You deserve more subs
Cheers very kind, as long as people find it useful.
Very nice m8,will keep this scheme in mind for when do my zvezda Tiger (Kursk) 1/35th...looks the biz.
Cheers mate, it work out well and wasn’t too bad to achieve. Just doing the Zvezda PzIV G. Doing it in 3 colour camo, same method as I used on my Phantom aircraft build video ( see if it works). Hope your Tiger goes goes ok, think I’ll do another one in 2022. Merry Xmas.
beautiful job!!
Many thanks
Top Job.
Glad you like it, was pushing my skill level a bit on this one.
Hoi love the weathering on your tiger and the way you explain how you do all things, we learn so much from each other. My question is, I love your workstation with that turn tabel I call it, where woudt I be able to get one for myself.. thanks Michiel from the Netherlands
Hi, cheers for watching. I do the channel to share what works for me and get decent result without the fuss. The table is just a basic one, ikea type of desk, the paint racks are scrap wood. The turn table thing was from a model show, don’t think there much £€ and are useful. Tamiya do one too which is like a cake stand. Take a look at the other Tiger I video I did too. Thanks again keep safe.
Ah it's nice to hear the homely accent from a fellow brummy/west midlander
Cheers, no mistaking the accent. Thanks for watching
Thank you!
Hi can I know, what coat you use before hair spray? and do you flat coat at the end?
Think it may be tresemme, i do use ak chipping fluid too. Cheers for watching
Love the weathering, I just finished building the same tank and will try to go for the same look. I have one question, you use varnish at two stages in your process, what kind of varnishes are you using, gloss or matt?
Hi I tend to use tamiya gloss xf22 I believe then at the end a matt coat. You can use tamiya although I use AK a lot now. I tend to change things as I get more experience. This help?
@@ctscalemodellinguk yes thank you very much, I was thinking gloss then matt at the end too.
Looks fantastic, you’ve inspired me to have a go..one question, was the clear coat you applied Gloss or Matt ? sorry for daft question I’m a complete newby 👍🏻
@@johnojohnson177 hi thx for watching, I’m still learning too, I like to show how we can get good results. To protect paint work i would use a gloss coat if applying washes etc or matt if i want to use pigments. Matt is a rougher finish hence pigments stick better however washes dont flow better. I use Tamiya for gloss and ak for matt generally. I have used future aswell which is floor polish, put i find it takes a bit to dry. Hope this helps.
@@ctscalemodellinguk thanks for reply, on this particular model, at the end of the build and paint do you put a Matt finish over it or leave it as is ? sorry for daft question again, I’m just trying to avoid silly mistakes
@@johnojohnson177 you can with armour and it seals all, in my haste to publish a video I forget sometimes
wow this tiger looks so good! do you think it would be possible to replicate the hairspray chipping technique somewhat with brush painting? or would that simply not be possible? this one of my favourite model tiger tanks ive seen thank you so much for posting this video :)
Cheers your very kind. For chipping it needs to be a light coat, so it depends on that really. You could try applying an oil wash with a similar colour to the base colour then sponge chip with thinners for an effect. If you look at my latest video the Centurion I do something similar with dust. th-cam.com/video/rbChrPsyDXI/w-d-xo.html
@@ctscalemodellinguk thank you for the advice :) ill probably do some experiments on some spare bits of plastic
Interesting video however, 6 annoying ads in 10 minutes. Brutal.
great :) buy why the hairspray ?
Just being polite to wife
Could you please link me every paint you've used for this tank? I would like to replicate it! Just to avoid errors
Hi, the paint used should be in the video’s mainly Tamiya except chipping fluid. Cheers for watching
Thank you
Hi, what it is you use for the rust streaks ?
@@johnojohnson177 thanks, bit of test as its one of my older videos. I tended to use oil paints in the past, recently I have used ak streaking rust which is dark in colour.
@@ctscalemodellinguk ok thank you
🤝🎥👍👏
Thank u
why do these so-called "Tutorials" always go way over the top ? tanks aren't on the battlefield for 30 years, more like 30 days.
To some degree I feel the same, however I do believe different war theatres and periods of time give us differing wear and tear. It makes the build more interesting too.