This is a Panzer IV ausf.G mid/late production not an F. I built one of these back in August for a Kursk diorama 1st SS Pz.Div.LSSAH turret no. 521. Same Zvezda kit with metal tracks from Masterclub decals from Echelon , paints Tamiya and Vallejo Air, figures from Tamiya Alpine and MiniArt. Weathering using oils, pigments , enamels and LifeColor clay based liquid pigments(highly recommend). I love watching your videos and I've said it before and say it again you give me loads of ideas for future products and thanks for sharing your work.
The painting and the weathering proces on this 1/35 scale Panzer IV , is very well done and make the kit looks fantastic and very realistic . Thank you so much for sharing my friend and take care !🎩👌🏻👍🏻🏅🏆
Cheers, I didn’t go over the top with the weathering, maybe on future builds I’ll do it over a number of episodes. The pre shading does a lot for the overall affect. Hope it goes ok.
Great job!! I did a similar Panzer IV. But it's by Tamiya, a G model with no Schurzen (side skirts). I did it in Afrika Korps so dunkel grau as the base coat with XF-93, their 1942 DAK Yellow Brown as the finish color. Pretty happy with it. Still have to glue some tools on. I have a Tamiya Panther to build. Thanks for sharing about the brown. I wasn't sure which one to use. I know they have an XF-90 but a lot of people don't like it. I may try to mix a dash of black like you did to darken it some. And use some leftover on the tracks. That's great advice! 👍
Cheers glad it helped a bit, i have built a couple of german 3 tone camos since posting this. I tend to dull the 3 tones down with a light mist after painting, acts like a filter a bit joining the 3 colours together. Appreciate you taking the time to comment.🙂
I bought the 1/35 Panzer 4 Ausf G kit from Border models ,it was there first kit and i might follow this paint scheme when i build it. Very well done and weathering is on par with mine,i weather basically the same as you.
Cheers, i’m trying to move away for pigments, am experimenting with a 3tone camo on a Horch 4x4. Have posted a few photos only so far, but the weathering will be using some gouache paints.🙂 hope u enjoy building your pzIV 👍
Glad you like it, hope it helps. I just wanted to build a panzer that wasn’t too battered. Will start posting another Tiger I this weekend hopefully. Hope the paint job goes well.👍
You must be very pleased with the result...it's terrific! Really enjoyed the whole process....so glad you didn't go overboard with the weathering as quite often is the case with armour (not all of them were filthy in reality!) Great job so thanks for sharing.
Cheers, glad you like my approach. Just started another Tiger and intend to try a few new methods on it. Instead of it being 1 video with everything I may break it down, maybe anyway. Thanks for support.🙂
Love the tutorial however adding important facts like paint to thinner mix and the air brush needle size and pressure used would really set you apart from the rest and turn your tutorial into a master class. Great job on this tank!!
Cheers for watching, I sometimes add psi etc, 90% of the time I use 0.3 needle. When I first started airbrushing I found it useful but I certainly am no master or pro builder. Just try to keep things simple.
@@ctscalemodellinguk I have this kit in my stash but never built it because of the drive sprocket being wrong but after watching you build this kit and seeing how nice it came out I’m going to go into my stash and I’m gonna build it this week
Hi thanks for watching my channel. Its a tricky one when you use pigments as the flat coat can change the colour and effect. Really it needs to be sealed, so if you use ak ultra matte varnish lightly from a distance it may be ok. In my later videos I’m using pigments less or using them with thinners. Hope this helps
This is a Panzer IV ausf.G mid/late production not an F.
I built one of these back in August for a Kursk diorama 1st SS Pz.Div.LSSAH turret no. 521.
Same Zvezda kit with metal tracks from Masterclub decals from Echelon , paints Tamiya and Vallejo Air, figures from Tamiya Alpine and MiniArt. Weathering using oils, pigments , enamels and LifeColor clay based liquid pigments(highly recommend).
I love watching your videos and I've said it before and say it again you give me loads of ideas for future products and thanks for sharing your work.
Cheers for comment, will amend typo best I can. Glad you like my stuff cheers.
That’s a phenomenal paint job. Well done!!
Cheers, I’ve done a couple more 3 tone camo videos since, always trying to improve things.
The painting and the weathering proces on this 1/35 scale Panzer IV , is very well done and make the kit looks fantastic and very realistic . Thank you so much for sharing my friend and take care !🎩👌🏻👍🏻🏅🏆
Cheers, its an example were you don’t have the over weather it.🙂
Nice 👍
love the videos
@@widowmake1971 cheers, appreciate the thought.
Masterful. Kudos on the chipping and washes. Am saving video for future reference. Great job.
Cheers glad it may help
Amazing job 👍 great weathering and chipping
Thank you, I haven’t the patience to use a brush, I do find oil paints also work well, just takes an overnight to dry. Thanks for watching
Absolutely stunning and some great tips that I can mess up 🤣
Cheers, I didn’t go over the top with the weathering, maybe on future builds I’ll do it over a number of episodes. The pre shading does a lot for the overall affect. Hope it goes ok.
This looks so good, very nice work. 👊😀👍
Cheers, wanted to do a tank that was only lightly weathered.🙂
Excellent ideas! Thank you! You answered some questions I had about weathering!
Hope it helps, so many ways to weather armour, I like to do things without too much fuss. Cheers
@@ctscalemodellinguk Yes, the KISS principle! Absolutely will be most beneficial! Blessings!
@@Blitz9H just Googled the principle, that so describes my approach to modelling. Cheers for the info.👍👍👍
Very useful tutorial. Surely gonna use it while painting this tank!
Thanks for comment, hope you enjoy watching it.🙂
Great job!! I did a similar Panzer IV. But it's by Tamiya, a G model with no Schurzen (side skirts). I did it in Afrika Korps so dunkel grau as the base coat with XF-93, their 1942 DAK Yellow Brown as the finish color. Pretty happy with it. Still have to glue some tools on.
I have a Tamiya Panther to build. Thanks for sharing about the brown. I wasn't sure which one to use. I know they have an XF-90 but a lot of people don't like it. I may try to mix a dash of black like you did to darken it some. And use some leftover on the tracks. That's great advice! 👍
Cheers glad it helped a bit, i have built a couple of german 3 tone camos since posting this. I tend to dull the 3 tones down with a light mist after painting, acts like a filter a bit joining the 3 colours together. Appreciate you taking the time to comment.🙂
Hey men...is incredible you work...thanks for sharing....Regards from Valencia...
Many thanks, hope you’re well. Thx for watching the video, hope you like the rest of my content. 👍
Excellently finished.
Many thanks
I bought the 1/35 Panzer 4 Ausf G kit from Border models ,it was there first kit and i might follow this paint scheme when i build it. Very well done and weathering is on par with mine,i weather basically the same as you.
Cheers, i’m trying to move away for pigments, am experimenting with a 3tone camo on a Horch 4x4. Have posted a few photos only so far, but the weathering will be using some gouache paints.🙂 hope u enjoy building your pzIV 👍
A mater class paint work ! The weathering result is superb . All my best wishes , Robert .
Thanks for taking the time to gave a look, all the keep safe.👍
great paint job, about to try the pre shading myself, hopefully will produce as good a result as yours, thanks for the video
Glad you like it, hope it helps. I just wanted to build a panzer that wasn’t too battered. Will start posting another Tiger I this weekend hopefully. Hope the paint job goes well.👍
You must be very pleased with the result...it's terrific! Really enjoyed the whole process....so glad you didn't go overboard with the weathering as quite often is the case with armour (not all of them were filthy in reality!) Great job so thanks for sharing.
Cheers, glad you like my approach. Just started another Tiger and intend to try a few new methods on it. Instead of it being 1 video with everything I may break it down, maybe anyway. Thanks for support.🙂
@@ctscalemodellinguk Always good to try new techniques....will be keeping an eye out for the Tiger
Love the tutorial however adding important facts like paint to thinner mix and the air brush needle size and pressure used would really set you apart from the rest and turn your tutorial into a master class.
Great job on this tank!!
Cheers for watching, I sometimes add psi etc, 90% of the time I use 0.3 needle. When I first started airbrushing I found it useful but I certainly am no master or pro builder. Just try to keep things simple.
Well done.
Nice job. Looks good
Cheers mate🙂
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You really did a awesome job just subscribed
Cheers, thanks for sub, hope my stuff helps.
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I have this kit in my stash but never built it because of the drive sprocket being wrong but after watching you build this kit and seeing how nice it came out I’m going to go into my stash and I’m gonna build it this week
I'm just a beginner and I am in awe of your work. Did you coat the model at the end of the entire process with a flat clear coat or leave it as it is?
Hi thanks for watching my channel. Its a tricky one when you use pigments as the flat coat can change the colour and effect. Really it needs to be sealed, so if you use ak ultra matte varnish lightly from a distance it may be ok. In my later videos I’m using pigments less or using them with thinners. Hope this helps
Was this kit worth picking up? Seems like a good kit and for the price it's very detailed
Yes it was excellent value, would buy Zvezda again.
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Cheers
The spattering of your airbrush is out of control.
Cheers
Horrible PreView Of Finished Tank 🤦♂
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