"Back to Basics" Mud Effects on Tiger I - 506 sPzAbt 1944
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- Опубліковано 14 жов 2024
- Hmm, "back to basics" might be a good idea for a series...
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Historically accurate mud splashes FTW
I have to please the mud-splash counters :)
Mud effects must take into account the speed of the vehicle and the relative wetness of the different parts exposed to mud+dust (washed a bit or not by rain).
The mud effects I applied were based directly off of a handful of photos of this very tank - Tiger 1 of 1st Komp. 506 sPzAbt. So I'm not worried about them seeing as it obviously is based in reality.
@@Panzermeister36 Never seen a 'meister' so defensive and arrogant in his immaturity..
Listen kid, some people have seen mud and dust sit and being washed over time on various surfaces (smooth or not) for decades.
They've watched dirty things in all the lighting conditions the human eye can process..
Can't believe you just tried to first degree affirm coldly that you 'duplicated the real world' because 'I'm working from photos, bro'...
lol
I didn't know that mud-splashes had to be "historically-correct"! VERY ODD notion.....lol... Does mud splash differently in Our time??
I ordered a RFM tiger 1. You and nightshift are to blame.
You and nightshift are absolutely the best out there and are easily becoming my favorite modelers/artists skills! Your work is flawless!!!
Thank you :)
Looking great, the last few steps are really tying it all together. I can't wait to see it finished.
I like it when we can keep things simple and it still its effective and looks awesome. Very nicely done and great to see how you approach this.
awesome! Friday’s might be my fav modelling day... Martins Video and your Video just make my day
That little bit of gloss makes a big difference! Very impressive - and well explained. Cheers.
Great video, as usual. Can't wait for the part when you will weather the tracks.
Really detailed looking Tiger ,i will try this on my Tiger , keep up the good work.
Thank you!
Looking really good. This seems to be bringing it all together into a whole. Looking forward to seeing it finished.
Superbe plein de détails 👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻
Merci beaucoup!
Hell ya!! Another great video brother
Fantastic work, as always. Do you have by any chance some tips and methods on how to paint a burnt wreck of a tank? I plan to make a diorama with a wrecked T-34 sometime in the future and given your outstanding work and methods, I have a feeling you can teach something really cool in this regard.
Best modelling channel, I'd rather watch this than any of the crap on TV
Agreed; I would much rather watch UA-cam modelling over anything on TV nowadays.
Thanks for another outstanding tutorial Evan !
Great video as always. You should try using the end of a toothpick for making splatter effects. You have much more control, splatter is finer and also you dont waste a lot of product. Try it on your own and you will see the difference!
Excellent video!
I found for the grass effect that you could use an old brush or something and mix that with some brown paint and wood glue
Looks great👍,nice video!!
Nice mud effects Evan. 👊👊
Thank you Scott. I have got to get back to the T-34. When do you think you'll be putting up the next videos on yours?
Off topic but do you keep your leftover sprues/parts in their original boxes or do you have a box/system for them and throw the boxes away?
Great video! I like back to basics videos.
nice👍🤟
Would these techniques be suitable for table wargame models and miniatures? I ask since you usually handle those a lot more than a model kit display piece...
Hey mate. I have a question, have you ever tried doing weathering with humbrol enamel paints? If yes, did it work well? Do they blend nicely with enamel thinner?
I have never tried the Humbrol paints personally. Those are hard to find in Canada. If you ask a British modeler they might have some experience as those paints are common there.
I expect Humbrol paints can be thinned down with thinner and used for weathering though, but that's just a guess.
Unbelievable!
you are in Ottawa??!!! Hi from Montreal, big fan:)
Yes! Greetings :)
I've picked up some Wilder products based on recommendations in your videos. Thanks for the pointers. They are nice. Do you know what's in Nitroline? I've used a lot of enamel based products but the murky water smells like a smell I haven't smelled in 40 years, since I was in the oil field with my uncle. I'm not complaining as that is a very fond memory, I'm just wondering what it is.
I'm not sure, I just know it's some sort of enamel gloss varnish. Enamels and oils are compatible so it might very well have an oil-based thinner or other component to it.
where did you get it from? hope that its still buyable
MIchigan Toy. I'm not sure they still sell them. @@kQuista
Uncle Night Shift sent me.
Awesome!
Very good video, just think bucket looks to clean maybe that is still to be done
You're right, I will add some mud to the bottom of it. Thank you for reminding me.
looks good real LoL GJ
Where do you source the Wilder products from?
You can't seem to get them anymore in Canada where I live at the moment, since the only Canadian distributor closed down. On Wilder's website there is a list of distributors I believe.
@@Panzermeister36 Okay thanks. I am in Canada too. I will check his site.
I did have a chat with Wilder a few weeks ago and he said he will be looking at trying to get the products back into Canada after the pandemic situation improves.
@@Panzermeister36 Great! thanks. I would like to give his products a try.
@@Panzermeister36 sadly in europe wilder products are very hard to get and always sold out. I wonder where Martin got them from.
Looks pimp man. I approve.
Thanks Adam. She'll be finished next week. I am having fun with my first Tiger :)
*M U D*
Always mud!
Zither no chipping on tank in battel
lol second
Always so sad to see lots of efforts and a good model ruined by a too concentrated black wash applied without thinking in one or two uniform passes..
Well...once I finished the model it all tied together nicely. You're judging an incomplete piece...
@@Panzermeister36 ok...
Thats not exactly basic. Your still using factory made products. Basic is like home made mud a stuff. So you just have store bought mud fixs. Sorry not basics.
It's pretty basic in my opinion. It's not 1985...why wouldn't one buy a couple of modelling pigments?
@@Panzermeister36 basic? My comments may come off a bit strong sorry. Its might be good for some... pigment. But one would say basic or apply the word basic. You would see the old fashion ways. Like back then the 80s basic. Like home made brews. For pannel lines. Today you just go and buy a bottle for that. $$$$ it cost. But if you have made your own. Its good to go. In my mind this is basic. Kinda down the earth. But when folks say basic. Well it takes own a hole different meaning in my concern.