Decided to hurt my finger, lol. Nice one Rick. Another great tutorial on camo netting application. Cheese cloth usage is a great idea my friend. Thanks for sharing, take care and keep up the good work.
I have to say, that looks fantastic. I'm just about to build the Hobbyboss Canadian Leopard 2A6M, and I will be shamelessly stealing your technique because it looks so good😁👍
I ve been meaning to try creating camouflage netting and I am going to do so on my Cyprus Bmp the next days.I have a guestion about thinned white glue .Once it's dry doesn't it has a gloss finish on the areas it comes in contact with?
Looks great Rick! Im away to do something similar with AKs netting on the chally 2 from RFM the Scots I'll do TES after the takom Bulldog I'm doing next got them all there lol what's Bordor model's leopard like any good? Think you built it? I bought my favourite leopard the m1A5 on Saturday but its hobby boss's newish one last year with the powerplant but just using that for the bergepanzer 2s rear deck cradle should look great! Hopefully ita a good kit was told its 4 mm longer than mengs and 1.4mm lower! Such fun eh 😆
Thank you. The Border kit was my favorite until I picked yup the RFM. The Border is a bereft fit with very accurate detail but the RFM is over the top in quality. I have got to building it but all the other RFM kits where great so I expect no issues. I love how different companies get scales off.
I love my RFM kits not long built the full interior stug ausf G stunning! I've got miniarts here to not Started but waiting for Bordors! T6e build I've just finished before rfms challenger2 was te Bordor model's Luchs it's not a nice build tracks are all set backwards in instructions and there link n length so you have to bugger about making sure you have bottom run on top n enough singles round sprockets a hairdryer helped get the old shape out so they fitted correctly haha! But the list goes on its a down scaled classy hobby 1.16 kit the parts on sprues are the same n that eh I've mixed opinions on Bordor there like a hit or a miss!
I taped it to a piece of cardboard and used a airbrush. You can hand paint, I've done that, or you can soak it in a diluted paint. It get stuff that way.
Hey, Rick! Thanks for sharing! I noticed you used Cheesecloth, you can also use Medical Gauze (altho, I don't think either one works any better, and I don't think either one is going to break the bank). As for the foliage, I *think* you are of a certain age, same as me, and I recall seeing Francois Verlinden always used Pencil shavings as opposed to bits of paper. I admit I tried it back in the day (hilarity did NOT ensue), the end results were ok. I guess if I had photograph backgrounds, and slick books, it would have looked better. Anyway, it's buried back in some of his books, if you care to look. Finally, I gotta tell ya, you are REALLY tempting me to try to open a bottle of liquid cement! (and that is a rare thing!)
Thanks Jim. I grabbed what I could find 1st. I'm actually not familiar with that name but, now I'm gona go and try the pencil shavings. Sounds interesting. My dads a stick glue type and hates liquid.
No worries. I post my work snd want comments. I learn from that. I'm using afv netting on a Gepard. It's a nightmare to work with but nice results. Video will be coming this week.
That’s an awesome leopard buddy...I just subbed to your channel... I build armor too.. I kinda like the WW2 stuff!!just started my own channel... I look forward to see what you build next!!!
Hi Rick, thanks for sharing your video for making a cammo net. I’m from Holland and I made the leopard 2a6, Dutch version. Can you tell me what “cheesecloth” is? Google translate didn’t help me😂. I used bandage but thats not as fine as what you use.
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Excellent work... easy to follow and understand. Liked the small dots of tissue paper 😊
Thank you. It takes some time but I like the results.
Speaking of the all the obs lenses,purple and blue holographic paper on the inside of the lenses works a treat,great cam nets on the big cat btw
Thank you. I've considered doing that to the lens but just haven't tried yet.
Decided to hurt my finger, lol. Nice one Rick. Another great tutorial on camo netting application. Cheese cloth usage is a great idea my friend. Thanks for sharing, take care and keep up the good work.
Thank you and ya.. makes modeling really hard.. stitches coming out Monday
@@Ricks135scalemodels jokes aside, i wish you quick recovery. I know how annoying it is.
@@ThatMofoDamon its something to laugh about.. healing great.. thank you. Love your double videos. I wish my german was better. I would do same.
@@Ricks135scalemodels thanks! It isn't German, it's Greek.
@@ThatMofoDamon I know.. sorry for not being clearer.. I have a large German following.
Wonderful camo job, the net is just perfect!
Thank you. I'm really happy with it. Very time consuming but worth the results.
Excellent video my friend very helpful be trying the netting soon thanks for sharing and stay safe 👍🙏
Thank you. I like it. Its as nice as you wat to make it. I'm going to get a leaf pattern cutter is I can find one small enough.
would never have thought of using cheesecloth. Thanks for the video.
Ya.. I've learned using several materials and layering
The netting looks great.
Thank you
@@Ricks135scalemodels You're welcome.
Great tutorial Rick. I definitely like this idea of using cheese cloth for covering.
I'm really happy with it. It adds a lot to any kit. Thank you.
Great job Nick. Brilliant tips.
Thank you.
Nicely done!👏🏻
Thank you very much!!
Very nice tutorial. Thank for sharing, Rick.
Thank you
Really good Job. I like it. Greetings from bavaria
Vielen Dank. Ich war wirklich glücklich mit den Ergebnissen. Ich habe Bayern geliebt. Tolle Menschen und ein wunderschönes Stück Deutschland.
What a great video thanks 👍
Thank you and welcome to the channel!! More builds, reviews and general stuff coming soon.
Great ideas thanks
Glad you like them!
Ein "wunderschön" aus Germanien, have a nice weekend Rick, and get well soon for your finger ☺️☺️☺️
Vielen DANK. Ich versuche!!
Looks good mate!
Good job on the camouflage net
Thank you.
really good tutorial, thanks
Thank you Stephen!!
I'm looking for a good 1/35th scale leopard tank so i can do this very same idea. Great tutorial. Thank you a lot.
Thank you.
I have to say, that looks fantastic. I'm just about to build the Hobbyboss Canadian Leopard 2A6M, and I will be shamelessly stealing your technique because it looks so good😁👍
Thank you. It's not stealing... 🤫...
I ve been meaning to try creating camouflage netting and I am going to do so on my Cyprus Bmp the next days.I have a guestion about thinned white glue .Once it's dry doesn't it has a gloss finish on the areas it comes in contact with?
I have not had an issue with that but I do spray a flat clear coat to seal it. This will remove any issues.
@Rick's 1/35 scale model's makes sense!Thanks for sharing the tips!
Looks great Rick! Im away to do something similar with AKs netting on the chally 2 from RFM the Scots I'll do TES after the takom Bulldog I'm doing next got them all there lol what's Bordor model's leopard like any good? Think you built it? I bought my favourite leopard the m1A5 on Saturday but its hobby boss's newish one last year with
the powerplant but just using that for the bergepanzer 2s rear deck cradle should look great! Hopefully ita a good kit was told its 4 mm longer than mengs and 1.4mm lower! Such fun eh 😆
Thank you. The Border kit was my favorite until I picked yup the RFM. The Border is a bereft fit with very accurate detail but the RFM is over the top in quality. I have got to building it but all the other RFM kits where great so I expect no issues. I love how different companies get scales off.
@@Ricks135scalemodels you don't know what size the antennas are of top your head do you for the 1.35 scale?
I love my RFM kits not long built the full interior stug ausf G stunning! I've got miniarts here to not Started but waiting for Bordors! T6e build I've just finished before rfms challenger2 was te Bordor model's Luchs it's not a nice build tracks are all set backwards in instructions and there link n length so you have to bugger about making sure you have bottom run on top n enough singles round sprockets a hairdryer helped get the old shape out so they fitted correctly haha! But the list goes on its a down scaled classy hobby 1.16 kit the parts on sprues are the same n that eh I've mixed opinions on Bordor there like a hit or a miss!
@@Emtbtoday I made my antenna 11 cm
@@Emtbtoday crazy.. thats the hobby
Might be a dumb question but how did you paint the cheese cloth? Just with a paint brush Im guessing
I taped it to a piece of cardboard and used a airbrush. You can hand paint, I've done that, or you can soak it in a diluted paint. It get stuff that way.
@@Ricks135scalemodels oh cool thanks.
I like to make my netting beat up. I usually use two shades of green to do this. Nothing drastic.
@@Ricks135scalemodels it looks good
Hey, Rick! Thanks for sharing! I noticed you used Cheesecloth, you can also use Medical Gauze (altho, I don't think either one works any better, and I don't think either one is going to break the bank). As for the foliage, I *think* you are of a certain age, same as me, and I recall seeing Francois Verlinden always used Pencil shavings as opposed to bits of paper. I admit I tried it back in the day (hilarity did NOT ensue), the end results were ok. I guess if I had photograph backgrounds, and slick books, it would have looked better. Anyway, it's buried back in some of his books, if you care to look. Finally, I gotta tell ya, you are REALLY tempting me to try to open a bottle of liquid cement! (and that is a rare thing!)
ps- I am not saying in any way your way looks bad, or is wrong, cuz it looks great, and it works well. Just tossing benny suggs!
Thanks Jim. I grabbed what I could find 1st. I'm actually not familiar with that name but, now I'm gona go and try the pencil shavings. Sounds interesting. My dads a stick glue type and hates liquid.
No worries. I post my work snd want comments. I learn from that. I'm using afv netting on a Gepard. It's a nightmare to work with but nice results. Video will be coming this week.
That’s an awesome leopard buddy...I just subbed to your channel... I build armor too.. I kinda like the WW2 stuff!!just started my own channel... I look forward to see what you build next!!!
Thank you. There are a lot more options for ww2 stuff. I subscribed to you.
Hi Rick, thanks for sharing your video for making a cammo net. I’m from Holland and I made the leopard 2a6, Dutch version. Can you tell me what “cheesecloth” is? Google translate didn’t help me😂. I used bandage but thats not as fine as what you use.
Greating! It is a material used to squeeze water out of cheese or other food when making it. It may be called kaasdoek or sterke verbandgaas in Dutch.
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