This Model Isn't For The Faint Of Heart! Morser Karl Full Weathering (Trumpeter 1/35)
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- Опубліковано 2 жов 2024
- My friends, some models can feel pretty intimidating due to their size and complexity. But if you endure and go through the entire process without cutting any corners, your reward will be an imposing, unique miniature!
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Music: Quincas Moreira - Scratch the Itch - UA-cam Audio Library
Honestly I prefer the once in a while 30 minutes video over the weekly 10 minutes videos
And I'm sure some videos will be even longer than that! :)
I like long videos aswell
Duration 31:58 - это круто!!!
Agreed
@@guerillagorilla4423 same
You were the one to inspire me to get back into armour modelling
He was the one who motivated me to even start
I'm not into moldeling but I love to watch your content..seeing you turning some plastic bits into a piece of art makes me feel very satisfied.
i hope you know night shift, you are THE scale modelling youtuber, every other modeller either has said, or probably does, watch you. you are an inspiration to everyone!
got damn this man never dissapoints
I’ve gotta say, as someone who has never been into modeling and has absolutely 0 intention on getting into the hobby (don’t have the budget, time, or patience for it), I am absolutely in love with your videos. While this hobby isn’t for me, I get a ton of satisfaction watching you put a ton of care and attention into every model/diorama, down to the last detail. It speaks volumes to your talent, video quality, and ability to eloquently describe your artistic process that you’re able to captivate an audience that has 0 knowledge about the hobby
And this is why none of us care how frequent your videos are! They are always worth the wait!
I am willing to even wait for 4 years to watch your next video, and enjoy every second of it. This is pure art
I love that you talk about the time it takes to finish the steps. It looks so nice but then I'm hearing something like "... 5 days and 5 to 8 hours a day ... ". You are a beast!!!!
watching you paint is so relaxing 😌
Wonderful finished Morser Karl Gerat . You make the weathering stages look so easy to do .
Glad you added the bolts around the barrel housing 👍
Your modeling skills are incredible! You inspire me to keep modeling, even though I am not that good at it.
Nice to have such longer and more in-depth videos! I personallly believe them to be incredibly "valuable" to watch, as many techniques and ideas are coherently tied together and make a really nice reference point when thinking about one´s own projects and how to tackle them. Most definetly worth waiting a couple of weeks even!
I went to a scale model show this past weekend (Seattle, Washington, USA), and someone had built this and it was on display! I spoke with some of the people that entered and we all spoke highly of you and your work Martin!
Idk if you have it like that too, but my favorite thing to do while watching your videos is to build models as well :D Its just so relaxing and calming, airbrushing my Mustang and next to me on monitor Uncle Night Shift talking :D :D
To me, it's more like an "armor modeling encyclopedia" where I go to, when I have doubts (most of the time)...
Legendary work. I've had fun adding metal edges early on with metal enamel paints. The side of the brush hazing the edges till they pop, almost like dry brush. When painting over with acrylics, I just rub the edges with whatever to bring them back. The enamel won't rub off..
By the way, your filming is also fabulous. I'll rewatch on a big screen just to get screen grabs!
A fantastic model, congratulations, it must be the pride of your collection !!!
Very well done! Take the time you need, we’ll be waiting and cheering!
Thanks Martin this has been a great video and I am loving the format, and it is giving me the insparation to take down my Karl with railway transport from the stash shelf and start.
Now, I haven't watched every video you've ever done, but this one feels the most Night Shift to me. You are passionate and involved and every minute of this video is impactful. I hope you you are reading these comments lounging in a comfy chair with a good cup of coffee and a smile on your face. You're worth it, Uncle! And you deserve it! Much love, looking forward to the next one whenever it gets here!
Lovely weathering 👍
Een van de beste model bouwers op UA-cam, je bent een grote inspiratie voor vele model bouwers,
en je uitleg is super met zo nu en dan heerlijke zelfspot.
As always, so worth the wait…
Wow ! Thor is looking great 👍 I never realised how many paints and AK enamel effects you have that's a lot !!
Love all your tips and tricks on modeling they help me when im doing my models, I work in 1/72 on mostly german tanks, so yer thanks and keep up with your amazing videos !!
In watercolor the "best" painters tend to use multiple tones to paint one area by adding colors together as they go. This model really seemed like one begging for more than one color for the pinwash - you mentioned that the first bottle was too blue, which might have been amazing to use for "shaded" areas, allowing it to mix on the model (or dipping into the cooler toned wash with a semi loaded main color if full cool was not required). This could give even futher variation on the model, limited to the pinwashed sections.
Amazing weathering work! You’re such a huge inspiration and there’s so many tips and techniques I’ve learnt from your videos that I try to apply to my warhammer models. Keep up the amazing work!
Very excited for the future of your channel if this informative and inspiring video is an example of what's to come with the change in your approach to content creation! Well done!
I agree with you 100% you paint your model the way you want to you paid for the model and it's your time and effort and you did a dam good job I have the 1/35 scale Dora from meng and it's a monster of a kit it's on my to do list once I find a place to display it keep up the great work will take this information to heart when I do mine
Your skills are amazing to watch
One thing I would dig is a list of paints and things you used for each video, in case people want to follow along! It would beat going through 30 mins of footage for the combined 1 minute's worth of frames that show what you use!
Also I know it is less of a tutorial, but I like to follow you sometimes to get a feel for it
This looks nothing like Panzer Grey. but that's coming from someone who's passion is authenticity. Despite having been an art school teacher.
A suggestion: if you do a tank on maneuvers in the Australian outback, you can do rust coloured earth effects. Mix your two loves together.
Orange dust is also common in the Negev desert and it looks sweet on IDF vehicles :)
Wonderful video, and, the break you took shows in the higher quality of the video. Well done.
MiG makes a “masking foil” that works pretty well, and it’s not that fragile.
nice to see you back.
Inspiration, as usual! Great job!
I built this kit a year ago and it is a beast of a kit 👍🏼👍🏼
Thank you Martin for another great video!!
For chrome parts, you should try molotov liquid chrome paint.
More great work. Thanks But you should also consider including a shell - as in the huge ammunition that beast fired.
Really enjoyed this video!
Worth the wait! Stay cool Night.
Amazing work my friend
Not going to lie for warm fuzziness. I liked it when my weekend started with Nightshift and ended with Corporal's Corner. THAT said. As I said on you disclosure video, you only get one ass.
I TRULY understand how hard it is to stay inspired to build/paint. I have painted just shy of 100 complete table top armies from pretty much EVERY time period/genre. There's only so much you can do to individualize one or another model after that as I also do dioramas though that has slowed down due a lot in part to over all lack of patriotism in my country's latest generation. I balance out my work weeks between WORK, and my various model projects with at least a day in the woods sometimes using the quiet to sketch out and idea for a colorscheme.
I don't film my builds. The only records I keep are purely account related i.e. paints and materials used for this or that project. If I take a picture, it is for the customer.
Anyhoooo "Thor" is looking pretty damn good. Catch ya next time.
I would build this model or the Leopold railgun, and I haven't for all of the reasons you mentioned, but most of all, I don't have room for anything like this left anywhere in my house. I suppose I could try hanging it from the ceiling like a plane, but I would keep hitting my head on it.
Nasty machine. Great model.
MR. KOVAČ YOU SHOULD BE LESS MODEST AND MORE PROUD OF YOU'RE WORK CAUSE YOU SIR HAVE HANDS OF GOLD AND WHAT YOU DO WITH THESE MODELS IS INSANE THEY LOOK SO REALISTIC ITS UNBELIEVABLE .
HONESTLY I REALLY ENJOY WATCHING YOUR VIDEOS AND ADMIRE YOUR WORK IT IS REALLY REALLY AMAZING YOU DO DESERVE EVERY PRAISE YOU GET FOR IT!!!!!
YOU MAKE THEM LOOK REAL AND YOUR FIGURES LOOK ALIVE AMAZING SIR AMAZING!!!
YOU ARE SO MASTERFULL AND TALENTED IT IS INSANE!!!
YOU SIR ARE TRULLY AMAZING AND GETTING BETTER AND BETTER!!!!!!
PLEASE DONT EVER STOP DOING IT!!!!!
YOU SHOULD BUILD "FAT BERTHA" IF IT EXIST AS A MODEL THE GIGANTIC CANNON ON RAILROAD TRACKS WHICH WAS HUGE AND MAKES THIS MORTAR LOOK LIKE A TOY IN COMPARISON!!!!
As you can break the surface tension of water with dish soap, I was wondering if this could work out as well with the bluing solution to get a smoother result and less air bubbles while blackening the tracks?
Good video!
I'm glad that you keep inviting us into your workshop to witness your art. =)
Have you ever considered making fantasy tanks? Like StarWars AT-AT or the "Edelweiss" from Valkyria Cronicles 3 would be amazing.
Wow,amazing job. I never see you building a twin plane, that will be interesting to see.
awesome work 😃👍
Honestly, I think you sound more relaxed right away 🤗
Hi Martin, Amazing job, as always👍🏻. You are an inspiration and my "go to" encyclopedia when armor modeling doubts occurs (about 98.7% of the time}. I have a tiny suggestion though, don't you think that a bit of dark grease streaks on the chrome would tone it down a bit, on the screen they seem to really stand out. Thank you for your videos, I always enjoy them, publish them at your convenience, nobody is going away😊
Thanks, shiny pistons are my weakness! :D I had bad experience with the tape in the past, even the slightest touch of thinner will dissolve the adhesive layer and it'll start peeling off. That being said, this is the last model where I had to take half-measures to get it done in time :)
@@NightShiftScaleModels You may use actual grease (try on a piece of your shiny paper first). The grease will dry with time and is anyway in a protected, recessed, place.
Thinking more about it, likely a bad idea as a very thin layer of grease would catch the dust flying in the air. Maybe use water based color ? Anyway you did an out of this word model, as usual !
Happy to get this new format for content. My best wishes.
Beautifully Done My Friend! Thank You for sharing this monster with Us here on the tube. I can't wait to see what You do with the base. Later
Bloody Hell!! after your last upload about changing direction, I wasn't expecting this big lad. well done and thanks for the inspiration..
Awesome. You did a great job.
I love it👍🏼👍🏼👍🏼
20:26 ‘breakdown from potentially doing the mud camo’ 😂😂😂 I can relate. Thank you for this 🙏🏻
Welcome back!
Im not a modeler at all, but i do work around heavy machinery quite a bit. Might i suggest heavier paint chipping around the ladder where the soldiers would step up onto the deck. Thats one of the most common places i see paint completely worn off of equipment given grime and dirt abrading the paint where people walk and germans had mostly hobnail boots in ww2 that would totally destroy any paint anywhere they stepped on that giant metal deck
You guys have any tips on choosing a specific model vehicle for beginners? Like, if you were to choose a vehicle that's ideal for getting into modeling.
I cannot tell you how much I enjoyed this video my friend. I set it up and then pressed play as I started chipping a 1:72 T35. I confess, I struggle with oil pin washes, all I seem to do is move the dark stain around rather than clean it from areas I don't want it. But, I have not done the technique much and it can be so many reasons why it isn't working for me, for instance that I am not applying it to the right surface (I did it over a dot filter but didn't put a varnish between the two!!). So, keeping it short. Thanks for this and once I get to teh end, I am going to replay it, just so I am modelling with a buddy!!!😂😂👍👍😉
15:40 I wonder if chrome paint pens are viable for this type of surface. I've never used them myself.
32 minutes of bliss, and oh my the dust! I am really excited to see this next to a figure, it’s clearly huge. Great as always, keep having fun!
Happy to hear personality coming across in the videos again. The difference between Night Shift and other modeling channels is watching a Shifty video is like hanging out with muhhfrennnz!
Great, now send it back to Ukraine. It has some unfinished business with the Russians
I absolutely do like the newer format. Save the 10 min video for if you ever just wanna slam out a quick review or small point. Longer format works!
love you young uncle.. incredible
Great job as always uncle Night Shift!
I think that track black solution might just be gun blueing solution.
Beautiful work. Just one point, the chrome rods on the cylinders would probably have a few chip marks and rust. After 42 years in the industry I can say that rocks and weather takes its toll on the chrome.
Love your vids you are an inspiration to my models
I would love to see him paint a Warhammer 40k knight or Leman Russ tank in this realistic and military style!
One can dream ahahaha
Edit: he may already did, I don't know. Kinda new to the channel
1/35th Karl??!!??!?! I haven't watched yet, but that thing must be a BEAST.
I know how much you love building huge models, preferably very specific ones where you can't use any reference picture of the vehicle
So how about you give a shot at the new VK 100.01 or O-I models? From Takom?
Fun fact: welds will actually rust *faster* than the surrounding base metal, so making the weld beads shiny doesn't make sense
1:49 this explanation was more intereseting and 'effective' in terms of information delivery than my 4,5 years of university lectures :D
Welcome back : )
With another awesome project : O
Just fantastick all round - and very inspiring. You are helping me back into modelling shape with new and great techniques.
One thing: You need to apply a small amount of fat black/brown greas to the gears elevating and lowering the barrel.
Just a kind hint : )
Thanks again, Martin :)
Best regards from Denmark
Michael H
Parabéns, incrível trabalho, fico encantando com os detalhes, quando já parece estar perfeito, você melhora ainda mais o realismo, uma pena que eu não entenda o que você diz, pois não sei inglês, mas só de ver já é demais, obrigado.
Welcome back Ma Friend, nice results, did I mention that I have this kit in my stash, but with the transport wagons, I love the bigger kits, and also have in 1/35, Dora, Leopold and various Trumpeter steam engines, great to see you back, until next time take care of yourself, and cheers.
I said what I think your approach under your explanatory (for my lack of a better word for it) video and I'm sticking to it m the difference is grand and I really love it. Lots of niuanses, interesting snapshots (like you did with smoohting out paper on wet palette).
Tldr:
Great job my man!
Thx for the Weathering. Did you try "Molotows" Chrome Colour? Its amazing and easy better than the foil. Downside is only u cant really varnish this colour, because it will dulled down and not reflect anymore.
Would you consider doing the Trumpeter Object 490b? Everything says it has individual tracks and I just wanna know if I buy and build it if I can roll it around on the ground and make car noises like an 8 year old while the tracks roll freely
Great video as always, looking forward to the next one. As a sidenote, one of my favourite channels on youtube, history buffs, can sometimes have a gap of months-years between videos, but they are all quality. I don't mind waiting for quality content, and I'm very sure a large large majority of your viewers don't either. Happy modelling!
Stunning, Martin - I can't find words.
Wow! That looks fantastic Martin. Thanks for this particular video too,, it’s really got my mojo going to finish mine.
Thanks mah frend 👍😎
Love the new format. Awesome videos don’t require a time limit or schedule! I’ll wait!
Cheers!
Hi, have you considered using a vacuum chamber to remove air bubbles when blackening the tracks. I've seen people using some small ones for various epoxy resin projects. I'm not sure how it will affect the overall process, I suspect temperature will increase so it might affect the look or the time it takes to fully treat the material. Anyway great video as always, cheers.
Love your work martin, currently painting my 3d printed Death korps of krieg army, I love your videos man and it wold be so helpful for beginners with your tips on weathering! Thankyou for all of the content! a mate from downunder
Natural hair brushes wont have a problem with enamels. Cleaning them properly and then dressing them afterwards (conditioning) is the key to long lived brushes.
Amazing work mate , makes me want to build my 1/35 LEOPOLD GUN lol ty take care keep modelling :)
Your videos constantly blow me away. Well done. Quick question. Why did you not do the chipping with a lighter color of the grey and then add the brown to give the chips a 3d effect?
kinda a bummer you gotta give a disclaimer about when your next video will be as to not upset people. I watched your last video about you experimenting with upload scheduling and I for one get it man. in my opinion your a damn artist that's very articulate in your techniques take however much time is needed. I don't feel we need an explanation cause I know when I see an upload I'm in for a treat regardless of duration or how long since the last upload.
I'm not even a modeler, but I get some serious entertainment out of your videos. I mean it's impressive what you do, so thank you for sharing your passion with all of us. take it easy brother and take care of yourself, health is more important than an upload schedule.
much love from Cali 🤙
Awesome video! Love the extended content……… if i have to wait a week or two for more in depth videos, then so be it………. Enjoy life uncle night shift, and stay fresh……..
for that chrome effect, you should really look into the Molotov Chrome marker or market refil. it's the bast chrome paint on the market, and it's very simple and gives a great result with almost no effort. - also, great video once again :)
The hydraulic pistons could use a slight dulling down I think. Real hydraulic pistons on large machines rarely look super shiny and they get a very slightly aluminum-ish satin finish from the grease and hydraulic fluid inside. Happens more on large machines where slightly larger tolerances on the oil seals let the oils out onto the silver surface.
Also maybe making some straight oily coloured streaks lengthwise along the piston could break up the look.
Awesome work night shift I can tell now that you don’t have to worry about posting every week you are able to improve the weathering on the model a lot. Glad to see that you don’t have you worry about the weekly upload and you can work on the model stress free.
I have a great idea for a future project you could do if you would be interested. So my idea is; make a tank or vehicle that is going through a warzone in northern France for instance, with all the colours etc that go with the forest areas it would be in. In a normal video it would be done there, but here comes the fun part. In the ''story'' the tank gets hit with a shell or smt and has to go get repaired. After it gets repaired it gets sent out again but this time to Africa or the eastern front where it then finally gets destroyed/ burns down (this example would be of a German vehicle but it could be whatever). So in the end you end up with a series of videos about the same tank that goes through various stages of dirt, quick cleanup jobs, repairs, and then again dirty conditions. So in the end product you can still see where it has been or what fights it has participated in through the scars in the armour of shell impacts and rust that is slowly building up over time until it gets destroyed in the end and all is left is a heavily rusted and scorched pile of scrap. Just a thought that suddenly came through my mind.
This model was definitely an Uncle Night Shift level event! Whenever I have a problem with a model I think to myself "What would Uncle Night Shift do?" and all I have to do is go through your videos. I bought an Australian version of the Abrams tank but the only thing that made it Aussie was the kangaroo and Australian armour decals. Your videos helped so much in fabrication and becoming friends with Tamiya paste and putty that my cousin who was in Amoured Corps gave me the thumbs up 🙂 Stay Happy and thanks🙂
Holy **** that is one awesome kit and you've nailed it as per usual 🙌