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Thank you very much Any. I like it too, it has so many smooth surfaces comparing to a leopard for example, great for interesting camouflages and wethering. Best wishes, Szymon.

1/35 raczej odpada, ale gdybym zdowbył gdzieś system Crows do abramsa w 1/72 to chętnie bym sklecił tego którego mam jako polskiego.

I wish more people would pick this subject, this camouflage just begs for more scale representations.

Thank you very much I'm glad you liked the video, thank you for subsribtion! Best wishes, Szymon

Thank you so much for kind words, I appreciate it a lot! Best wishes, Szymon

Thank you Joachim. I've put a lot of effort to make the video as concise as posibble, I'm glad you liked it! Best regards, Szymon

Thanks Joachim, I thougt i would be satisfied with this kit out of the box but I just couldn't resist. I've already started working on the second part including painting, I hope It will take me less time to make than usully. Best regards, Szymon

Thank you, I get this feeling too, the flyhawk 1/72 scale model is much better detailed kit than this one, espescially if you look at the handels, the sprocket wheels or if you consider that Flyhawk includes pe meshes for turret baskets from the start. But it must be also noted that Hauler PE set solves almost all of these problems so in opinion it's a must-have for this model. Anyway, I have the Flyhawk Abrams waiting for me and I hope I'll be able to start it this year.

@@modelownik1235 I can assure you that you are going to love it. Just mind the tracks. Mine went on really well but that’s because I knew I had to watch the instructions. The PE set makes a world of difference here and I like the camouflage you have chosen as well. Happy modeling my friend. Cheers, Any.

@@anyblunder6782 I think the tracks won't be a problem for me becouse I already bought a resin replacements from Armory, they're looking great and I just couldn't resist. Best regards, Szymon.

@@modelownik1235 thanks for the tip. I still have an ESCI Abrams.

I've used PE set from part P72-146 designed for Su-122 from Unimodels, you can see it here on the video 1:24

Thank you very much!

Dziękuję bardzo!

I very rarely comlete a model from start to finnish in one go, most of my projects await for a long time untill I decide to finally finish them. But projects like this one are a proof that eventually I'll get them done.

@@modelownik1235 nice yea that’s the key as long as it’s finished I am very similar. got lots of builds about to drop so stay tuned!

Hi Any, thank you very much. I must admit that it's nat always so relaxing, espesially when i break something by accident or my camera stops working as intended, but for the most of the time building and painting models is extramly relaxing for me. I will send you a link to the Maxim PE set on your e-mail. Best regards, Szymon.

@@modelownik1235 well, we all know that. Looking for that part that fell to the floor and is always in the least expected place isn’t relaxing for me either. Still I’m very zen in my hobby and you look like that too. Thank you for the link, the parts are in my wish list. Kind regards, Any.

Dzięki!

Thank you Joachim, I'm very intrested in the new group boild, Any Blunder mentioned it today in a conversation with me under one of his videos. I would love to take part in it and I think I might have the neccesary time during the cristmas and winter break. Best regards, Szymon.

Dziękuję, twoje modele też są świetne. Pracuję już nad kolejnym filmem więc może tym razem pojawi się szybciej niż po pół roku.

Спасибо. Да, я согласен, что листья легко падают с горизонтальных поверхностей, но я хотел воспроизвести статичную машину. Осенью с деревьев падает так много листьев, что их было бы много, даже если бы машина постояла всего несколько минут.

@@modelownik1235 подумал о том же, уже когда написал комментарий (вспомнил лист на гусенице). Тогда просится диорама для правильного восприятия.

Или ещё как-то выделить статичность машины - открытый люк, камуфляжная сетка, развернутая на гусеницах и так далее. В целом работа очень понравилась, буду ждать продолжения.👍

@@evgennaboka3720 У меня была идея поставить на машину стоящую фигуру, чтобы никто не стоял на крыше танка во время его движения. Это также было бы хорошим предметом для учебника по рисованию фигур.

Thanks, i agree, the 1/72 is the best scale!

Thank you. Yes I agree that the headlight could look better and this is something i must practise a little, it was extreamly tricky to cut a circular lense and to attach it to the model without spilling any glue or paint on it, i could have also drilled ithe inside of the lamp a little better. Thanks for pointing it out to me.

Thanks!

Thanks!

Thanks!

It's OUR model comrade.

Thank you, years of education paid off. :)

I don’t agree. Zvezda has the best T-34 model on the market. Dragon on the other hand is the worst choice. I’ve built a dragon model once, and it requires much more work to be built into decent model then I’ve spent on the zvezda model. The model itself is not only expensive but also has many issues, here’s a couple of them: Wrong turret geometry Solid holes in wheels Wrong tracks pattern Rubber tracks Ugly And wrong driver hatch Overscaled details No welds detail Incorrect shape of the rear plate The zvezda kit has only those problems: Simplified detail on turret top and gun mantlet Solid exhaust Undersized driver periscopes All the other things I’ve did like adding texture, metal parts and metal gun barrel are modifications that both kits require so I haven’t listed them here. I also need to mention that I’m comparing Zvezda 5001 and Dragon 7595, which represents the same version of the vehicle.

Thank you very much! I agree, there are areas where this model can be upgraded even further. I’ve ordered few sets from gas has last week and I’m currently waiting for delivery. I must mention that zvezda tracks are really good though, I like their kits mainly because usually they don’t require aftermarket tracks. On the other hand, tracks from gash and are pre shaped, so It’s a great time saver considering the way I usually glue the whole suspension of T-34 based tanks. The wheels from OKB are something I’m already using, I’ve made myself a stock of their spider-type T-34 wheels. I love participating in group builds because they give me motivation to build new models in shorter time than usually. Because of studies and work I don’t always have time to spent on modelling, that’s because average amount of time it takes me to build a model is few months. For example it took me 8 months to build my T-34 from start to finish including painting and weathering. Thanks a lot for your comment. Best regards, Szymon.

@@modelownik1235 well, you are very good at what you do. Especially in our small scale. There aren’t many Braille scale modelers around who work in such exquisite detail. As you construct your drive train the way you do for painting GasHans came to mind. Might be a great time saver. I used OKB tracks and wheels on my Dragon T34. Joachim gave me the wheels as a gift. The final results you can see in my video but I thought it really made a positive change. Dragon tracks were not that good. I have yet to try a Zvezda kit but your videos certainly got me interested. I don’t have to study anymore and am largely retired. Only my health slows me down from time to time. I think it is great to see a young person like yourself being so creative. I wonder if in due time you will start to add figures and dioramas to your creations. They are in itself tiny works of art so there is no need. I just am curious about what you will do next 😃. I must also compliment you on your excellent video presentation. I would be terrible filming my builds, unless anyone is interested in me gluing my fingers with superglue or spending an hour under the desk looking for that part that got away. In fewer words; me clumsy. My videos don’t last longer than three minutes max and that’s even stretching it. Keep up the good work, Any.

Thanks! You also did a great job on the Napoleonic artillery, a very unusual and interesting topic!

@@modelownik1235 thank you, not my usual subject but great fun nonetheless.

Thank you very much Markus. I would love to watch this kind of tutorial like video from you. It's of course a very time consuming process, but It's also very satisfying and this is the way I always wanted to make modelling videos, to show the whole process of building and painting a model, not only the effects. I also wish you lots of fun with modelling, Szymon.

Thank you very much Joachim, Also thank you for the invitation to the groupbuild, it was a great opportunity to add antother model of the Su family to my collection, now I just need to paint it. Have a nice week too, Szymon

I haven't done it yet, but zvezda's Is-2 is one of the models I plan to build, and seeing how little aftermaket upgrades there is for this vechicle, upgrading it with scratch-build parts seems like a good idea for one of my future builds.

Bardzo gorąco polecam. Su-100 również znajduje się na mojej liście modeli które planują skleić, tak samo jak jego poprzednik Su-85M. Miłego sklejania.

@@modelownik1235 Właśnie skleiłem. Przy okazji był eksperyment z siatką maskującą zrobioną z bandaża.

@@maciekp9986 Też swego czasu zrobiłem siatkę maskującą z bandaża, ale to kiedy jeszcze kleiłem w 1/35 czyli w okolicach 2016.

I hope it was worth it ; )

@@modelownik1235 sure

Cześć, dziękuję bardzo! Film z malowaniem tego modelu pojawi się wkrótce.

Thanks!

Thanks, painting is something I'm actually still learning.

@@modelownik1235 with me it is building the model and detailing it with after market parts and scratch building. I’m better at painting, figures mostly. Cheers, Any.

Thank you very much Any, I'm glad that you found my video helpful. Best regards, Szymon.

@@modelownik1235 I bought a bottle for my next build. It includes a lot of PE parts so I think I’m going to make good use of it. Thanks again, Any.

Thanks, I always like to build the model as close to the original vehicle as possible. Szymon