And another very long video! I hope you guys enjoy the video as much as enjoyed creating the diorama and the video. The next videos will be a bit shorter I promise, but I will keep the longer and detailed video format, I promise! One quick note: a few of you pointed out that the antenna on the FW-190 isn't completely accurate. I researched this topic and you are right! Thank you for mentioning this! I already ordered some wire for the new antenna but unfortunately it didn't arrive in time. But this issue will for sure be fixed in the next couple of days! All the best!
Danke dir! Ich freue mich immer riesig über Kommentare zur Qualität des Videos. Ich hatte von Anfang an den Anspruch Videos zu produzieren die beim anschauen Spaß machen und bin froh, dass ich meinen Anspruch da anscheinend erfüllen kann.
Great video. Please keep the long form video (or split into multiple videos without reducing the content). Too many other UA-camrs present videos were you can see that they missed out loads of steps so you have no hope of recreating the same effect. Keep up the good work.
After binge watching hours of @Kit.Chronicles I can only write… give us more of this high quality content! I really appreciate the details you give about the items you used and the methods you use. I very much like the long videos, and those who don’t, can alway fast forward. Looking forward to seeing your figure painting video.
When you lay down the ballast,spray or lightly soak it with Isopropyl alcohol and it wets the ballast and then use your glue but thin it so its not so thick and it will wick right down into the ballast and it will hold and look very good. You can use PVA glue as its cheap. It will not look glossy and you wont have to paint it like you did at 37:30. The graphite on the rails looks great. The figures are out of this world. You are on your way to being in the press and magazines, books and to the top with the greats!!
Thanks for the tip! I added some dish soap to my glue on my previous diorama but that didn't really worked so I went for the gravel and sand fixer. But that stuff is quite expensiv compared to the PVA glue. Also thanks for the kind words! It's great to see that you guys enjoy my work.
@@Kit.Chronicles Always soak your groundwork of any kind ,ballast,dirt, ect. with alcohol. Its cheapand you dont have to use soap at all. It will soak up any glue you use exept C.A. and it does not change the color. And your ballast, dirt, ect. will not float in the glue.
Es ist ein wahnsinnig geniales Diorama geworden!! Neben deinen wirklich tollen Skills beim Altern, Bemalen und dem Dioramenbau ist durch den 3d Druck eine völlig neue Welt von Möglichkeiten eröffnet. Und eins noch, Uncle Nightshift und seine Art Dioramen zu gestalten und auf Details zuachten, hat die Modellbau Welt ebenfalls bereichert. Du scheinst dich auch inspiriert zu haben. Genial!! 5/5 Sternen
Heck of a build, well worth the watch! So many great techniques and tricks I'll definitely be bookmarking it to come back and watch again for reference in the future.
Absolutely OUTSTANDING! The scene composition is fantastic, the attention to detail and the effort put into this diorama really earns you the title of master modeller! Looking forward to the projects ahead this 2025
Just working on my dio. Knew I shoukd have added bolts on my corrugated roof but frankly was too lazy. Having seen the difference, Im now kicking myself lol. Great work pal.
They are such a cool detail. Night Shift did even nicer bolts in one of his recent videos. But those sadly weren't around in the 40's so I went with this simple version.
Absolutely astonishing! This whole series and final result has been a blast to watch! I personally love the long video format and ambitious project! Can’t wait to see more.
What a great job ! It's amazing 😮 I'm learning a lot about different techniques. You're very talented, whether it's building the diorama, painting or patina. Well done! 👍
When using woodland scenics ballast, the white glue sits on the surface. To break rhe surface tension spray the ballast with isopropyl alcohol or window cleaner, flooding the ballast before the glue and the adhesive will wick down deep. You won't see the white glue either when dry.
A long vid but shows how to do things like weathering in steps which people can learn from, great diorama a real pro . The figures now I would like to see your vid that's one area that I need to learn. Great work as usual keep it up....👍...
Hi friend next time you join the wooden veneer overlap it then cut it right through both pieces with a squiggly line at an angle of 45* or more and you’ll get an invisible join , it’s an old photography trick in joining large photos together 👍
just amazing work ,you are very skilful if you want a tip to make your life easier for base material and more find at your local store some Tile Adhesive or tile grout ,comes in a bag and is powder that you mix with water ,are in many colors but i love the grey , drying must faster and rock solid doesnt crack even when super thin and you can clean it with water ,i am using it to everything ,as grout for the bricks as base ground ,even to create mud with some acrylics ,when is almost dry you can use a wet sponge to polish it or to give some texture !
Moin Moin, das ist ja richtig geiler Scheiß den du da baust. Ich bin begeistert. Ich werde mal ein ABO und Damen hoch da lassen. Ich habe den Plattformwagen und die Kriegslok auch schon seit Jahren rumliegen. Leider fehlt mir langsam der Patz für solche Dioramen. Grüße aus Hamburg MAX
Moin Max, richtig cool dich hier zu sehen! Ich folge dir schon länger mit meinem Privataccount und bin ein riesiger Fan deiner Arbeit! Das Platzproblem kennen wir wahrscheinlich alle, das nächste Projekt wird bei mir auch erstmal ein bisschen kleiner.
Hallo UA-cam Kollege Das ist ein sehr tolles Video. Alles sehr gut erklärt. Cool das du Sachen aus dem Baumarkt nimmst. Liebe das. Das Dio ist sehr gut. Hut ab. Würde mich sehr freuen wenn du ein Figuren Video machen würdest. Mfg Olli
Fantastic work. I love modelling channels where people talk about whats happening, instead of having annoying music. Subscribed! Is that modified 3D printed tool for 1/35 corrugated metal for download at thingyverse or printables?
Nice work! I remember you asking about the cockpit display position on reddit. Did I also notice you using Knipex pliers? I am an electrician for my day job and Knipex is one of my favorite hand tools.
Thanks a lot! Yes, I did. I wasn`t sure if I should keep the hood open or leave it off. I use those for everything that's harder then plastik. I dont really like them for that but for wires and stuff they are amazing. I also own a pair of Knipex pliers that are completly smooth that's great for bending photoetched parts.
I think there is is no word to discribe this. I think you should apply for a job in the film industry. They could use someone like you ☺ Fantastic work, it's a work of art. Any idea how many hours it took?
Thank you! Those are AK Interactive Snow Microballons. They are fine enough to create a realistic looking texture and are easy to brush into place. But on the other hand they aren't "dusty" like real plaster so they dont stick to the already painted surface by friction. I glue those in place using Gravel and Sand Fixer. For a smooth result it's a good idea to do two layers.
Thank you so much! The whole project took around 730-750 hours. The Diorama itself took around 200h of work. I am quite slow sometimes. The next project is already in the making!
I'm going to have to get some of that xps foam. I bought some foam, but it's too soft to cut accurately, and it won't sand either. Is there a particular brand or density of xps I should be looking for.
It´s hard to give brand recommendations. Afaik Styrofoam/XPS is always more or less the same stuff made by different brands. The important part seems to be the "kpa" value. In my case that's 300kpa and that stuff works quite good.
@@Kit.Chronicles Thank you so much for that information. I'll have a look and see if I can get some. 👍 I forgot to say that you're diorama is incredible. I'm going to watch all the build videos as well.
And another very long video! I hope you guys enjoy the video as much as enjoyed creating the diorama and the video.
The next videos will be a bit shorter I promise, but I will keep the longer and detailed video format, I promise!
One quick note: a few of you pointed out that the antenna on the FW-190 isn't completely accurate. I researched this topic and you are right! Thank you for mentioning this! I already ordered some wire for the new antenna but unfortunately it didn't arrive in time. But this issue will for sure be fixed in the next couple of days!
All the best!
NO short video! ;)
@@Gracyanus75 I got the message! There will be no short videos, I promise!
It’s a beautiful job and all your explanations are great advices to any modeler
Thank you 🙏
Thank you so much!
Top Qualität rundum! Perfekter Bau, Bemalung, Alterung, Filmen, Editing, und noch angenehm moderiert. Stark!
Danke dir! Ich freue mich immer riesig über Kommentare zur Qualität des Videos. Ich hatte von Anfang an den Anspruch Videos zu produzieren die beim anschauen Spaß machen und bin froh, dass ich meinen Anspruch da anscheinend erfüllen kann.
Great video. Please keep the long form video (or split into multiple videos without reducing the content). Too many other UA-camrs present videos were you can see that they missed out loads of steps so you have no hope of recreating the same effect. Keep up the good work.
Thank you! Almost everyone of you guys told me to keep the longer format so I will do that!
This is insanely amazing. Thank you!
Thank you so much!
Superb diorama and explanation!
Thank you!
After binge watching hours of @Kit.Chronicles I can only write… give us more of this high quality content! I really appreciate the details you give about the items you used and the methods you use. I very much like the long videos, and those who don’t, can alway fast forward. Looking forward to seeing your figure painting video.
Thank you so much! Great to hear that you enjoyed the videos and I promise that there will be many more.
When you lay down the ballast,spray or lightly soak it with Isopropyl alcohol and it wets the ballast and then use your glue but thin it so its not so thick and it will wick right down into the ballast and it will hold and look very good. You can use PVA glue as its cheap. It will not look glossy and you wont have to paint it like you did at 37:30. The graphite on the rails looks great.
The figures are out of this world. You are on your way to being in the press and magazines, books and to the top with the greats!!
Thanks for the tip! I added some dish soap to my glue on my previous diorama but that didn't really worked so I went for the gravel and sand fixer. But that stuff is quite expensiv compared to the PVA glue.
Also thanks for the kind words! It's great to see that you guys enjoy my work.
@@Kit.Chronicles Always soak your groundwork of any kind ,ballast,dirt, ect. with alcohol. Its cheapand you dont have to use soap at all. It will soak up any glue you use exept C.A. and it does not change the color. And your ballast, dirt, ect. will not float in the glue.
That is a real herculean task(both the making of the video and the dio).
Excellent work!
It was, but it also was a lot of fun. Thank you!
Es ist ein wahnsinnig geniales Diorama geworden!! Neben deinen wirklich tollen Skills beim Altern, Bemalen und dem Dioramenbau ist durch den 3d Druck eine völlig neue Welt von Möglichkeiten eröffnet. Und eins noch, Uncle Nightshift und seine Art Dioramen zu gestalten und auf Details zuachten, hat die Modellbau Welt ebenfalls bereichert. Du scheinst dich auch inspiriert zu haben. Genial!! 5/5 Sternen
Danke! Ich bin großer Fan seiner Arbeiten. Da schaue ich mir gerne das ein oder andere ab ;)
This is truly amazing !
Im surprised you don’t have a million subscribers.
Thank you for the video.
Keep it up
Wow, thank you! I just started this channel 3 months ago but maybe I will get there in a couple of years. I will keep posting those videos for sure!
Absolutely stunning. A work of art Sir.
Thank you so much!
Heck of a build, well worth the watch! So many great techniques and tricks I'll definitely be bookmarking it to come back and watch again for reference in the future.
Thank you so much!
Absolutely OUTSTANDING!
The scene composition is fantastic, the attention to detail and the effort put into this diorama really earns you the title of master modeller! Looking forward to the projects ahead this 2025
Thank you so much! I've got a lot of cool stuff planned for this year.
So beautiful! Hard to pick a best bit, but the door is right up there! Figure painting video? Yes please! An outstanding piece of work mein herr!
Thank you so much! Building stuff like the door or the window is so much fun!
Just working on my dio. Knew I shoukd have added bolts on my corrugated roof but frankly was too lazy. Having seen the difference, Im now kicking myself lol. Great work pal.
They are such a cool detail. Night Shift did even nicer bolts in one of his recent videos. But those sadly weren't around in the 40's so I went with this simple version.
Wirklich beeindruckende Arbeit, die du in dieses Projekt gesteckt hast, das sieht man gut! Fantastisches Endresultat!
Danke dir!
Absolutely astonishing! This whole series and final result has been a blast to watch! I personally love the long video format and ambitious project! Can’t wait to see more.
Awesome, thank you!
Bonjour .superbe travail bravo a vous
Thank you!
What a great job ! It's amazing 😮 I'm learning a lot about different techniques. You're very talented, whether it's building the diorama, painting or patina. Well done! 👍
Thank you so much!
When using woodland scenics ballast, the white glue sits on the surface. To break rhe surface tension spray the ballast with isopropyl alcohol or window cleaner, flooding the ballast before the glue and the adhesive will wick down deep. You won't see the white glue either when dry.
Will try that the next time!
Amazing diorama! What a beautiful work! Congratulations
Thank you very much!
Absolutely brilliant. Excellent work.
Many thanks!
Beautiful and inspiring work! ❤
Thank you!
A long vid but shows how to do things like weathering in steps which people can learn from, great diorama a real pro . The figures now I would like to see your vid that's one area that I need to learn. Great work as usual keep it up....👍...
Thank you! I will create a figure painting video in the future. I already have a few ideas for that.
Hi friend next time you join the wooden veneer overlap it then cut it right through both pieces with a squiggly line at an angle of 45* or more and you’ll get an invisible join , it’s an old photography trick in joining large photos together 👍
Thank you so much! I will try that on my next piece, sounds like a great idea!
Absolute masterpiece!
Truly impressive the amount of details and care. Congratulations indeed.
Greetings from Italy
Thank you very much!
Been waiting for this video and again very impressed. Excellent job. Hopefully the next one will be soon.
I hope it was worth the wait!
New subscriber here and I'm glad I clicked on your video. Awesome work! 👍👍
Awesome! Thank you!
i have been so stoked about this video ive been waiting real patiently
I hope it was worth the wait!
Thanks for this elaborate vid on your beautiful track diorama. Seeing this I still have a long way to go in diorama building. Subbed 🌟👍🌟
Thank you so much! Hope you will also enjoy my other videos.
@@Kit.Chronicles Oh for sure 😀
Amazing work!
Thanks!
Wow, just wow, absolutely amazing job!!
Thank you very much!
Incredible work very detailed
Thank you very much!
just amazing work ,you are very skilful if you want a tip to make your life easier for base material and more find at your local store some Tile Adhesive or tile grout ,comes in a bag and is powder that you mix with water ,are in many colors but i love the grey , drying must faster and rock solid doesnt crack even when super thin and you can clean it with water ,i am using it to everything ,as grout for the bricks as base ground ,even to create mud with some acrylics ,when is almost dry you can use a wet sponge to polish it or to give some texture !
Thank you! And thank you for the great tips you provided once again! Sadly I am still waiting for the EZ Line to correct the small antenna mistake.
Incredible, what a great job, well done.
Thank you very much!
Beautiful and very original work
Many thanks!
Outstanding man
Thank you!
so impressive!
Thank you so much!
Fantastic Dio, great work.
Thank you! You sadly already missed the oppurtunity to take a look at it yesterday in our LHS ;)
Sehr geil. ❤
Danke!
Fantastic looking diorama..👏👏👏..ps..you should give vms chip an neck a try..for chipping brilliant stuff ...saves a lot of time!!..
Thank you so much! I just checked it out, guess I have to get a bottle to try it myself, looks like a great product.
Que buen trabajo realizaste. te felicito. !
Thank you so much!
excellent work.!!!!!!!!!!
yes please do a figure paint video
Thank you! I already started to plan a figure painting video.
Awesome 👌
Thanks!
Moin Moin, das ist ja richtig geiler Scheiß den du da baust. Ich bin begeistert. Ich werde mal ein ABO und Damen hoch da lassen. Ich habe den Plattformwagen und die Kriegslok auch schon seit Jahren rumliegen. Leider fehlt mir langsam der Patz für solche Dioramen. Grüße aus Hamburg MAX
Moin Max, richtig cool dich hier zu sehen! Ich folge dir schon länger mit meinem Privataccount und bin ein riesiger Fan deiner Arbeit!
Das Platzproblem kennen wir wahrscheinlich alle, das nächste Projekt wird bei mir auch erstmal ein bisschen kleiner.
Hallo UA-cam Kollege
Das ist ein sehr tolles Video. Alles sehr gut erklärt. Cool das du Sachen aus dem Baumarkt nimmst. Liebe das. Das Dio ist sehr gut. Hut ab.
Würde mich sehr freuen wenn du ein Figuren Video machen würdest.
Mfg Olli
Moin Olli, das Kompliment kann ich nur zurückgeben!
Figurenvideo kommt in Zukunft, bin schon mit der Planung beschäftigt.
@ sehr cool. Freue mich schon drauf
superbe bravo
Thank you!
Fantastic work. I love modelling channels where people talk about whats happening, instead of having annoying music. Subscribed!
Is that modified 3D printed tool for 1/35 corrugated metal for download at thingyverse or printables?
Thanks a lot!
The original tool is on Thingiverse (thing:2354062) I just rescaled it in my slicer, worked without any issues.
Thanks, do you happen to know by how much percent you scaled? I guess around 42-43%? Your roof looks perfect.
@@KriZb You are right, I did 42%
@@Kit.Chronicles Thank you for your answer! Looking forward to your next projects. I will now first watch all your other video’s :)
Nice work! I remember you asking about the cockpit display position on reddit.
Did I also notice you using Knipex pliers? I am an electrician for my day job and Knipex is one of my favorite hand tools.
Thanks a lot! Yes, I did. I wasn`t sure if I should keep the hood open or leave it off.
I use those for everything that's harder then plastik. I dont really like them for that but for wires and stuff they are amazing. I also own a pair of Knipex pliers that are completly smooth that's great for bending photoetched parts.
I think there is is no word to discribe this. I think you should apply for a job in the film industry. They could use someone like you ☺ Fantastic work, it's a work of art. Any idea how many hours it took?
Thank you so much! It took between 730-750 hours in total including all the models. When I started I wasn't aware that it would take so long :D
@@Kit.Chronicles If they said it was from Michelangelo or Rembrandt I would believed it ☺Awsome work!
what a great diorama well done, loved the brick work. What was the white powder you used for the morter on the brickwork? i must get some.
Thank you! Those are AK Interactive Snow Microballons. They are fine enough to create a realistic looking texture and are easy to brush into place. But on the other hand they aren't "dusty" like real plaster so they dont stick to the already painted surface by friction. I glue those in place using Gravel and Sand Fixer. For a smooth result it's a good idea to do two layers.
Really amazing piece of work! I'm just curious, how long did it take to make this diorama? Keep on the good work!
Thank you so much! The whole project took around 730-750 hours. The Diorama itself took around 200h of work. I am quite slow sometimes.
The next project is already in the making!
@Kit.Chronicles WOW thats alot of hours! Deep respect for you! Looking forward to see your new project!
I'm going to have to get some of that xps foam. I bought some foam, but it's too soft to cut accurately, and it won't sand either.
Is there a particular brand or density of xps I should be looking for.
It´s hard to give brand recommendations. Afaik Styrofoam/XPS is always more or less the same stuff made by different brands. The important part seems to be the "kpa" value. In my case that's 300kpa and that stuff works quite good.
@@Kit.Chronicles
Thank you so much for that information. I'll have a look and see if I can get some. 👍
I forgot to say that you're diorama is incredible. I'm going to watch all the build videos as well.