Tamiya 1/35 M10 Tank Destroyer Build Log / How to paint and weather armor interiors tutorial
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- Опубліковано 21 лип 2024
- In this collaborative video series between my Channel and Scale Modelling Now Online Magazine. We will be taking a look at painting and weathering Tamiya 1/35 M10 Tank Destroyer Mid Production.
In episode one, we will take a look a painting and weather 1/35 armor interiors
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Great work Shane! Look forward to seeing the rest.
thanks Pete,hope to have paint two up in the next few weeks as I am waiting on paints to arrive
another fabulous video Shane, looking forward to seeing the rest
thanks Jeff glad you enjoyed it :)
fantastic work... love watching your painting videos
thank you my friend very glad you enjoy them :) !
Thank you very much sir. I appreciate anybody who takes extra time and hassle during their modelling time to video it for us. This has been an excellent guide for me, and hopefully the M36 I have will look as nice! I believe it has a somewhat similar interior. Either way, this has been a great tutorial! Thank you!
thank you TIm, and it is my pleasure to share my work with the community it really makes the hobby more enjoyable for me as I breaks the solitary nature of passion and allows me to partake in this great community ! :)
Shane Smyth well I'm glad you do it, sometimes when I'm far away from my model stash it helps me keep me envisioning :) the tips are great too!
Again thank you Tim, its comments like this that make the channel very worthwhile for me :)
Great work Shane, I'm looking forward to the next part 👍
thanks mate, should not be too much longer till I start part w !
Coming along nicely Shane.
thanks mate !
Just bought that kit.Looking forward to building along with the vids.
its the great kit Jeff ! the only thing I would say to watch out for, is the pin marks in the inner turret walls which I forgot to fill, other than that is great build with no issues
Great work,Shane. I'll be,watching this one closely.
thanks Bravo ! shall more shortly just waiting on paints to arrive :)
Another great detailed tutorial Shane! Thanks a bunch for that. Regards, Solomon
thanks Solomon glad you enjoyed it :)
this will come very handy when i build the rye field tiger I with interior one day :) there i want to go crazy! you have shown a couple of neat approaches which i will use there.
awesome ! that rye field kitty will be some project !
Great work!Nice tutorial!Thanks mate!✋😃
thanks Das ! glad you enjoyed it my friend :)
thank you shane, i just plan to buy the newer Achille version , your video will be help a lot when i decide to make it
thanks! I am planning on buying that kit myself soon as well
Thx alot Shane it was very useful . Take care buddy
thanks my friend !
Nice work Shane :)
thanks my friend :)
Damn great video.Thank you for this one. I will use this on my tiger1.
glad to be of help Rick !
Very informative lots of ideas but not to complicated ,many thanks for your time and effort .From JP on the island of Cyprus.
your welcome JP glad you enjoyed it ! Greetings from rainy Ireland !
Guess I should have watched the video a little longer! The question on flow improver still stands. Thanks again.
so when it comes to flow improver and any thinning I do to be honest I tend to do it by eye a little but there is a few basic rules of thumb I use that might help answer your question:
so for flow improver with Model Air paints, I tend only to put a few drops into the paint as it is pre-thinned, a rough ratio for Model Air to Improver would be 80% paint to Improver is a good place to start.
For Model Color I tend to paint about 60%Impover to Paint as it is much thicker than model air
@@longlance67 thanks for the response. Love the video!
cheers mate! glad to be of help!
some good tips Shane. thanks mate
thanks Mark ! glad you found it useful ! :)
Expert work as usual Shane :)
thanks Quantum ! though I am no expert to be fair :)
Expert enough in my eyes mate ;)
I am humbled mate :)
At what pressure do you spray your Vallejo paints? How much thinner? And do you use flow improver? Thanks.
I believe the floor that can be seen down from the top of the turret would be green, you don't wan't white showing from above.
How does it work to first paint and then put the model together? I am used to first build the parts like turret or hull and then paint it, because of filling seams and such things. Nice tutorial, especially the oilpaint inside the turret is something i will do on my Hellcat.
it depends on the kit's fit, the tamiya kit has good kit on the turret halves but still has faint line visible, but it really done to you if you want to build and fill the turret and paint everything in place, it would be trickier as trying to get into details will be made difficult in places but an airbrush would help in this
Well i have an Academy M18 Hellcat kit on which i would like to try that. Mostly i put the parts together and then paint them, but maybe i will try to essemble them after painting.
Sometimes i am also worried that the glue might not really hold due to the colors.
Sweet
cheers :)
Great work shayne!!!
What do you think about Tamiya M10 or AFV M10?
What's your thoughts?
I have never built the AFV club offering though as kits go the Tamiya kit will be the easier kit for the modeler and least seems to me to pretty accurate, I picked up Tamiya's M10 Achilles which is the same base kit with the 17pdr added
thanks for that my friend lots of new tips same old same old here buddy
cheers Neil glad you enjoyed !
I forget to ask have you started your plane yet I'm looking forward to that build take care mate
which plane lol I have a few of them lol
the 1 you got sent to you from the states not so long ago
the Lancaster or the kits Jack sent me ?
Both are massive and both need a lot of work, but one day when I am better practiced with aircraft I shall get stuck into them!
Shane, you should improve your build lighting. Otherwise, very comprehensive!
thanks! my newer videos have proper studio lighting some they have come on a long way! :)
I'm confused, you start off by saying a small amount of paint, if my eyes don't deceive me it looks like you are laying a super thick wet coat, and it looks like you have water in your line also.
your about two year too late for that comment lol
Shane Smyth - scale models I wasn’t trying to be rude or to insult you, I was just stating what I thought I was observing