It was so beautiful, I was reticent to to see it weathered, but I would have done it also. Fascinating to watch. Weathering the model is the difference in realism
One model I’ve never built and I’ve built a few as a kid and recently since the first lockdown !! Not sure if you do shows or displays if you don’t you should “Yoda” 👍🏻 But that’s the joy I think of your modelling very informative videos and great end results all the time for even the basic modeller who’s getting started some simple tips goes a long way along in my book thank you 🙏 👍🏻🍻
Great video CW, I had a running commentary in my head as you were painting each part that was saying "Thats Interesting!" a bunch of times.... now I have a bunch of new stuff to practice!!! Take Care, Bill
Wery beutiful work! May I ask why you are using AK 3rd gen acrylic and not the AK real color lacquers? Athleast in my opinion using paints like Tamiya, Mr color or similar lacquers thinned with leveling thinner will almost never give you any problems. No dry tip, spattering etc.
Thanks......its because I am trying to eliminate the use of solvent thinners in my hobby room and both Real Color and Tamiya are solvent based of sorts.....AK 3rd Gen offers a purely water based acrylic solution which is better for me👍
Why haven't you just hand-painted the white "water markings" on the jerricans ? As they would have done in the field ... I mean, by now I know you're crazy, considering the effort you put into every (absolute outstanding) diorama. 🙂 Can't wait to see the whole thing coming together. Cheers !
Looking really good mate 👍 I've tried making my own sand bags and tarps out of green stuff but no matter how much I soak my hands and tools it just sticks to everything and they turned out absolutely shite 😂. Any tips?
I’ve heard that using flour helps, I also soak my blue and yellow stuff in water and when I mix them use wax paper and surgical gloves. I’ve used flour with miliput and it works great, yet to try it with green stuff however. Another tip would be to wrap what you are sculpting in clear wrap and use silicon sculpting tools. Hope this helps 🙂
@@soap1715 cheers luke, much appreciated, I'll give it a go. I've seen someone use corn starch on miliput but I've never seen anyone use anything other than water on green stuff. When I used to glaze windows with putty it would stick to your hands unless they were perfectly clean so I stubbed them but it still stuck. I'll definitely give the flour a go though. 👍
There are a few videos about building the Academy Pz. III Ausf. J, but your series is far and away the best.
It was so beautiful, I was reticent to to see it weathered, but I would have done it also. Fascinating to watch. Weathering the model is the difference in realism
I DONT EVEN BELIEVE I COULD HAVE DONT THAT ANY BETTER WHEN BUILDING THANKS FOR ANOTHER GREAT VID .
Routine implementation, as expected. Nice base for weathering. Excellent.👍👍👍
I'd actually watch you paint a wall
Fab as always 🥰
Great video my friend excellent paint job nice job on the jerrycans thanks for sharing 👍👍
Absolutely gorgeous
Lovely subtle job on the camo scheme.
Nice work, and you make it look so easy. Cheers Bob 👍🍻
One model I’ve never built and I’ve built a few as a kid and recently since the first lockdown !! Not sure if you do shows or displays if you don’t you should “Yoda” 👍🏻 But that’s the joy I think of your modelling very informative videos and great end results all the time for even the basic modeller who’s getting started some simple tips goes a long way along in my book thank you 🙏 👍🏻🍻
Very nicely done and attention to detail a joy to watch. Great work.
Super work my friend. You used a great combo of colors. Kudos to you....
Incredible work, I love the heavy chipping on the jerry cans
Great video CW, I had a running commentary in my head as you were painting each part that was saying "Thats Interesting!" a bunch of times.... now I have a bunch of new stuff to practice!!! Take Care, Bill
Outstanding work, as always. your videos and technics are fab I have learnt so much.
beautiful work on the build.
Great job as usual 👍
Another excellent and informative video Ian, thank you.
Nice to see the way the Panzer III has gone over your workbench. The result is great and impressive!
A simply good work, Ian. Best wishes, Joachim
Nice work 👍👍👍
Amazing job!!
Excellent!!!
Excellent work and really nice video editing too!
Thanks Michael👍
You must be getting bored of this.. but that's superb work Ian... again
haha.
Ace mate 😉👌
Beau travail de peinture 👍😉
moin Klasse gemacht !!!!! 👍👍👍👍
Super 👍👍👍
Thanks for this video, Great job. BTW how did you thin AK 3rd gen. I have some problems with this paint. Thanks again.
Thanks.......I thin 50/50 with their thinner 👍
Wery beutiful work! May I ask why you are using AK 3rd gen acrylic and not the AK real color lacquers? Athleast in my opinion using paints like Tamiya, Mr color or similar lacquers thinned with leveling thinner will almost never give you any problems. No dry tip, spattering etc.
Thanks......its because I am trying to eliminate the use of solvent thinners in my hobby room and both Real Color and Tamiya are solvent based of sorts.....AK 3rd Gen offers a purely water based acrylic solution which is better for me👍
@@CWModelling I do all my solvent spraying at my local hobbyclub so I dont need to stink out my room.
Why haven't you just hand-painted the white "water markings" on the jerricans ? As they would have done in the field ... I mean, by now I know you're crazy, considering the effort you put into every (absolute outstanding) diorama. 🙂
Can't wait to see the whole thing coming together. Cheers !
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Looking really good mate 👍
I've tried making my own sand bags and tarps out of green stuff but no matter how much I soak my hands and tools it just sticks to everything and they turned out absolutely shite 😂.
Any tips?
I’ve heard that using flour helps, I also soak my blue and yellow stuff in water and when I mix them use wax paper and surgical gloves. I’ve used flour with miliput and it works great, yet to try it with green stuff however. Another tip would be to wrap what you are sculpting in clear wrap and use silicon sculpting tools. Hope this helps 🙂
@@soap1715 cheers luke, much appreciated, I'll give it a go.
I've seen someone use corn starch on miliput but I've never seen anyone use anything other than water on green stuff.
When I used to glaze windows with putty it would stick to your hands unless they were perfectly clean so I stubbed them but it still stuck.
I'll definitely give the flour a go though. 👍
Очень жаль что не на Русском языке ролик.
That would prove difficult as I don't write or speak Russian😉