Afrikakorps Marder III - Part 2 Painting and Weathering
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- Опубліковано 9 вер 2020
- I finally have been able to edit the final part of the Marder series. Thanks to my Patron(s) Phillipp Krüger, who made this build possible. If you would like to support me go to / 3dscale .
Awesome build, paint and weathering Adam! I'll text you mine once I'm finished
Nice looking Marder. Good to see you back modeling again!
Being a dad takes time and patience....enjoy it while you can as they grow up so quickly! Great job on the model BTW.
Nice to see you back for a bit. I imagine raising a kid adds a whole other dimension to this crazy 2020 year. Nice chipping! Big fan of the worn Afrika Korps vehicles. I need to get some dry transfers one of these days...
Thanks for doing this. I really enjoy all your videos. Enjoy your kids!! There is a limited time that you get with them with their undivided attention. Mine are 13 and 15 and between driving them to sports and activities, getting more time for hobby. The hobby and your fans will still be here when you have more time. Cheers buddy
Great work on your marder, I hav built that kit so I went back over it with some things you did looks much better. Sorry to hear about your paints, I didn't no about them freezing
it's been a long time, nice to see you back
Yay, great to finally see some closure on this long term project. I think the result doesn't look LIKE RAL7028 since it's not yellowish enough...so I think you've still got the RAL8000 look you wanted. I also hate what enamel thinner does to pigments....that's why I'll usually put on enamels first and then work pigments over the enamels when they're still wet. Seems to preserve the pigments better.
This vehicle is the 38t with a different gun and top. I learn something new every day. Excellent build Adam !
Wow where did that came from all of a sudden?! Great to see the dry transfers in action and hear which products helped you and which didn't. The result looks good and I know you needed that project to stay engaged on the bench. It's a lovely vehicle, quirky and a common sight for a short time during the war.
Great result. I really like the level of weathering - visible and clearly marks the vehicle as 'lived in', but not overly done.
Great job on the Marder III Adam! I have had this kit in mind for awhile, and after watching your build, I think I will give it a go. You have shown me a few things that will help me make a better job of my own build effort. Really liking the channel content, so keep them coming.
Cheers from Australia!
Oh my isn’t that a surprise ... a video by Mr.Adam... looking good. And nice, that your sons haven’t destroyed it yet
It turned out really nice. I like the worn camo. I have been working on the new Tamiya Sheridan and had plans on detailing certain aspects of the kit but this was a prolonged build so I did cut a few corners. Glad to see you back.
Wow! It looks great! Perfectly balanced weathering
I like the chipping effects just in the places where you'd get them.
Nice to see you back Adam, I understand the whole fatherhood thing you're going through all to well. That's the reason I'm only getting into this hobby again now 4 daughters and the youngest just turned 18.
Nice to see you back. Congrats on the new addition.
Good to see a finished armor project from you. The chipping looked awesome.
Nice to see this build finished. Great work on the weathering. Hope you can get the home life, work life, and modelling life balanced so we can see more of your work. Great stuff all round
Glad to see you back. Nice build.
Very nice job, its good to know i'm not the only one who can take a year to finish a kit!
I'm just home with the new marder 1 hobby boss are realising this in December it said so fingers crossed it's out for xmas!
Looks great bro. Great job
Dude, looks awesome!
Adam, just an FYI, you forgot to put the center hubcap on the drive sprockets...
My friend you have the same affliction I have, your too hard on yourself. The finished product looks good to me.
Great video. Get a corral for the small ones. LOL
I have four sons so I know where your coming from. They are all grown now so more modeling and less collecting now.
Very nice. I love the dry transfer approach, too. But it sounds like Archer is going to stop making them :(
Great to see the Marder finished! I was wondering what happened to that build. Looks great.
Wasn’t aware the cool kids aren’t using pigments anymore. I know Night Shift prefers not to use them, but have they fallen out of fashion?
Wow... I thought you either left the hobby or just simply vanished! Nice that you’re back.
quick question about your dot filter, i've seen others do this, what surface do you apply it on...eg gloss, matt, whatever and how much thinner do you use to blend it?
I have been building models for 45 years. I air brush them but do not put nearly as much detail into them as you do. I prefer the new out of the factory look. I have never tried weathering, but it does look realistic. Here is a link to my latest model build
ua-cam.com/video/xHZiZw4TPzQ/v-deo.html&ab_channel=RayParker
Hi friend, I thought 💭 German AFVs in WWII had oxide red primer before the paint; not like the Soviet...
Paint the crosses next time then you can weather and chip it along with the paint scheme
ADAM .......WHERE can i purchase the WILDERS SHADOW WASH?????????????
Great question, where are you in the world? Wilder stuff is made in Russia, so if you're in the US or Canada you may have to hunt.
@@AdamMann3D I AM located in the U.S.....FLORIDA.......Can not find the wash on EBAY OR GOOGLE...............
Try Last Cavalry Hobby Shop or Michigan Toy Soldier Company, both have websites
Just noticed the front of this model looks just like the 38t
It is a 38t hull