Finishing The Mighty FrankenTiger Hybrid! | Tiger 1 Gruppe Fehrmann | Rye Field Model 1/35
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- Опубліковано 14 жов 2024
- It's been a long and intense journey, but this Tiger project has come to an end!
The previous two weathering episodes gave me a few ideas on how to improve the mud texture on the hull, so I went over it once again with my new enamel mud mixture.
I also couldn't miss the opportunity to use the dirty water mixture which I first used on the Rutscher a few months back.
In case you're wondering why there's no smoke residue or soot at the end of the big KwK 36, it's because Germans used smoke-less gunpowder :)
Panzermeister's Tiger video: • Weathering Metal Track...
Rutscher video: • Let's Finish The Rutsc...
Weathering with real dirt: • Using REAL EARTH For S...
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Music: Quincas Moreira - Scratch the Itch - UA-cam Audio Library
I didn't know trash could be so beautiful
If night shift builds it trash will become the most beautiful tank
Everything humans produce is pretty much trash.
Why trash?
@@theothertonydutch ur trash
Haha
I have thoroughly enjoyed this project. I've been modeling close to 60 years and this is one of the finest depictions of a Tiger that I have seen. All of the techniques you used were explained quite well. The benefit for all of us is; they are techniques any of us can use. No high dollar stuff. Just an investment of time and patience. Well done, sir!
Apart from the several dozen different materials used in weathering, you mean...?!
@@BenjWarrant respect your elderlies
The hills are aliiiiive with the sound of HELLO ITS UNCLE NIGHTSHIFT
It took a while but the Tiger is finished... I hope you enjoyed the series!
I'll see you again the next Friday with a modern tank 😊
And Panzermeister36 uploaded another Tiger video on his channel as well so make sure to check it out! Link is in the video description.
can you do a panther. the RFM interior would be a good series (and i have one and i want to follow one of your tutorials because they are so good and clear)
1/100 zevsda maus .. its small but big. Take it easy bud 👍
@@vasili1207 spoiler alert
Yeeeeeeeeeees. Finally, a modern tank. 😍
M1 Abrams or T-54 used to invade Czechoslovakia?
Yay a tiger is born..
Welcome Simba
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Last time you built something "small" was the Rustcher, and we all know how that went.
14:38 "The weird camo is weird"
Thats like some Sun Tzu level wisdom right there (also your Tiger is incredible. Hans would be proud)
BIG BRAIN
Massive cranium
Nice zimmerit
I don't think it's possible to make this Tiger look better at this scale, the result is amazing!
I love this build. Each time I rewatch I notice something else I like.
That Tiger is simply awesome... I followed the entire project from the start so it feels weird that its over now, but as i said its a an awesome and cool looking tiger!
This man should start a tankette project
would love to see an Italian L3/33
Polish tankette?
TKS would be great
@@maksympawliczek4601 that's what I said last time
a TINY tank and do 10 videos
Simply fantastic, the best Tiger model i ever seen, and every modeler knows Tiger models one can see thousands on all model shows or in internet, but Martin youre one impression me much.
Glaz: details
It's the beautiful model i've ever seen!
I love it!
Man I own the Tamiya 1/16 scale RC Abrams tank I painted a year or so ago, and I've binge watched a ton of your videos, it just makes me want to strip her down and paint all over again. R I P XD
I've been working my way through all of your playlists, and this is definitely a stand-out episode, the photos at the end are beyond incredible, muh friend
I honestly really liked the "Weird" camo. The concept of a tank just made of leftover bits is very interesting.
Can't wait to see what your next project is. I'm always excited for that new series video.
It's great. I love the funky, unorthodox quality. Surprising how heavy the tank looks.
Man, this is by far, THE BEST BUILD OF A TIGER I EVER SEEN, that is some next level awesomeness mate!
Stunning! To see a tank with that ‘lived in’ look, it looks like it has truly been used.
This really is awesome and those pictures at the end just totally show it off and all its glory. It’s utterly utterly brilliant. Thank you so much.
I love it! I'm 14 and I've been doing modeling since I was 12. I have 7 ww2 tanks. I watch your vids so I can improve and buy new materials to make my models look good.
And, how does a man cover a tiger model in dust and descusting mud, but not get a single drop of paint or powder on his perfectly white workspace? I mean like, I literally mix my paints straight on my desk, and use superglue too.
I'm 13 and have been doing since I was 6.
Nice to see another young modeller.
there is something called a dish, new paper, editing skills and tidiness.
My desk is an absolute mess, especially when i have to do PE. Also I'm 16 and have been modelling since 2014!
I'm 15 and have been building for 5 months. I still have a lot to learn, but with uncle Night Shifts techniques they turn out decently well!
I'm 67 and started modeling at 7 when texture products didn't exist, acrylics didn't exist, and only pro artists used airbrushes on cars and surfboards. All we had was Testor's enamel and paint brushes- if you wanted to do special effects you had to get really creative and that meant making some spectacular messes like grinding up real rust to apply with clear flat paint. It gets easier to get neater, is all. Don't sweat it, it comes slowly but naturally.
I like how you show the steps to the finished model in your videos.
I like your tiger very much, the dirty look of the tiger you have done very well.
Man, this is just insane... This thing. THIS THING! It is so alive... Just an outstanding work!
Very very gooooood !! Famous building and a great Amokrun of painting , washes and much more....I like it. .....great Modelling !!!
Hi Martin, I have just sat through this entire playlist watching the Franken Tiger turn from an ugly duckling to an even uglier duck! It's not pretty but still a work of art and amazingly accurate. I love the attention to detail and the constant explanations of what you are doing and why and, to make it even more interesting, the occasional historic facts thrown in. Brilliant work. Thank you very much for teaching me loads of new and interesting techniques. Stay safe my friend!
Sir, I am overwhelmed by your attention to detail. It is extraordinary.
I cannot compliment you enough on your endeavors.
Consider me subscribed.
One of the most beautiful models I've ever seen.
Amazing.
Fantastic result! Thanks for sharing your techniques!
Thank you, Uncle Nighty. This project was very fun to watch and gave us back some sanity in these crazy times.
I absolutely love this Model, call it wierd as much as you like I think it is incredibley satisfying to look at, and I cant wait to see the next thing on your bench.
I am now convinced you are 175 years old, build, drove and destroyed EVERY tank ever made. On every Continent. Period.
Here is a new subscriber, your work is dope.
More than perfekt ! This is one of the best looking Tiger.
So much love an pations in your projekts. Bravo ! 😊👍🏽
Out standing! The attention for details alone would make it worth a medal. I found this series of clips very inspiring.
Watched the whole series. Truly amazing details. Awesome work.
I could go on and on and on about how outright AMAZING your work and this model turned out! I've watched through the entire series on this Tiger and I am just blown away! The authenticity and detail is just astounding, I'm sure this model could be dropped into a movie scene and you could get as close as you wanted and I would challenge anyone to distinguish this from a real tank. Looking at your finished photos it is nearly impossible to get my brain to register that this is actually made of plastic, it's very hard to believe. Absolutely beautiful work! Keep 'em coming!
I've learned more from watching you layer and texture this Tiger than any other channel. Thank you! Beautiful model and series of videos.
Great video and great build, looks incredible. Truly inspiring tips you give which will be in my mind on my current build.
Your tips saved a previous build of a KV-1 I started in 2018 and finished a year later (first time building for about 20 or so years at the time) as I went back to it and applied the things you showed and the improvements were night and day in comparison.
So thank you for these videos and keep em up!
I've sent links of your videos to friends who have started this hobby to give them the same inspiration you've given to me.
Randomly had your newer T-90 video pop up on my feed today. Never once have watched or searched for any model kit videos on youtube, but so glad I found your channel! Your skills and craftsmanship and dedication is amazing. This is the third video of yours I’m watching now, and you got a new subscriber! These videos are so nice and relaxing to watch
I want to call this model a master piece but that word isn't strong enough to describe it! WOW! Damn good job, man!!
Beautiful and inspiring Tiger model, very good job.
It's beautifuly done shows off the detail and the time put into the tank. And gives me some idea what to do on my tiger build.
As much as you call it ugly, that's a very nice looking Tiger, Martin! Thanks for the video and all the techniques you showed us, can't wait for the next video. Have a great weekend.
Honestly, this is my favourite model of yours. You did an absolutely incredible job with this, and I LOVE the mismatched camo. It looks lived-in, battle-worn and intensely practical, which I find is incredibly underrepresented in modelling.
You have done an awesome job, and if you ever get sick of it you can post it my way 👌😉
I can't wait to see what you come up with next 😊
Really great. After probably 20 years away from model building, I started back around Christmas 2019. I’ve built three, all 1/72 scale aircraft. I worked in aviation 23 years and am an airplane geek.
Watching your videos inspired me to build armor. I’m half way through an AAVP-7A1 and just ordered this same Tiger Kit. It won’t like nearly as awesome as yours, but I plan to watch this series again as I go, and hope to attain at least 25% of the look of your efforts.
Thank you for posting these vids
The ugly Tiger turned out beautiful...well done...I really enjoy your build videos...looking forward to next week...happy modeling
Your modelling talent is abundantly evident and your presentation is informative and amusing, keep going!
In all honesty, this is the best Tiger model i have ever seen. It was a joy to follow the build every Friday and whatever you will do next, i will be here to watch that as well.
I'm following a LOT of scale modelling channels here on UA-cam and they are all (with some exceptions...) good craftsmen/women but you stand out of that crowd by far!! Your way of building is so innovative and creative!! You invent your own stuff and follow no rules (if there are any..) and always end up with magnificent results. Whenever I watch some other channel I expect more or less the same effort and build quality as your builds but it mostly ends with spraying and some light, out-of-the-box weathering...and I click away..guess you spoiled me!!
Great looking Tiger; really fantasticly awesome.
This has been an amazing series of vids - more like this please. Great vid, thanks for sharing.
And no bucket on the back? You monster....
What a find. I am extremely happy to have come across your content! Looks amazing.
Most impressive details and weathering as usual...A real pleasure to watch!
Amazing work.One of the best Tiger 1 models I have ever seen.
It looks absolutely incredible! Museum worthy!
As you worked away on the front I almost expected one of the hatches to pop open.
A pleasure to watch.
I´d like to see a T 34 76 Mod. 1942 "from factory to the front", like "naked desperation" in the missing lynx gallery. Pleeaaase! :)
This Tiger is a work of art. Well done!
Very impressive. In a movie it would be way more realistic than a CGI model. You must be really proud !
It turned out great. So much detail and the textures came out beautifully in scale
This is amazing, please don't let it out of your sight it was well done for your first tiger.
It was a great build & series of videos going through all your techniques. Thanks for always sharing. Have a great weekend, from Texas.
Excellent finish and in awe of the results. Learning loads and looking forward to next build
Martin I really enjoy this model and going back to your basic techniques, love them ! I think you did an excellent job and please keep sharing your art with us, thanks !
Thanks for everything on this model - I've learnt a lot watching you work on this Tiger and hopefully I can try out the techniques one day.
Tony
Thanks for posting a great build series Martin they are a great reference to turn to . Regards Gav.
I know this is a late reply to this video but I have to say this is one good looking model, you explain all of your techniques well and the end product is beautiful and have to say this is one of the best looking Tiger I models I’ve see.
You never cease to impress, sir. Another amazing model completed.
I'm used to the weird camo now and with the weathering it doesn't look weird, like, at all. It's actually perfect now and not overdone. It's totally real and huge. ^
Amazing weathering and mud effects. The model really has a story to tell. Can't wait for your next project. Thank you.
A work of art and you Sir are an artist.
Thank you Martin, I've really enjoyed watching this come together. An amazing piece of work.
Martin, I was watching every part of this Tiger build (as I am actually building late version), and really enjoyed this serie with your tips. The result is...mate, that's just breathtaking. Congrats and deep respect...
Many thanks Night Shift have loved every episode. MORE please. :)
Wow.... just, wow. Nicely done. Thank you.
Imagine pulling up to the valet service in that tiger - "I think we'll have to charge a little more for this one sir"😀
Just don't ask them to detail it...
Have only just started watching the nightshift... 3:36 "Stoke levels through the roof" .... brilliant !!
The model looks fantastic really realistic. I will go back and look though the build. Really enjoyed your enthusiasm. Thanks
Fantastic job! Very enjoyable to watch the progression.
Honestly, I had my doubts in the beginning about the exposed grey primer underneath the zimmerit, but after the grey was toned down with dust and earth effects... it’s simply a masterpiece! Please don’t be overly critical on yourself! The fact you has the guts to attempt this example (with exposed grey prime) is a statement in itself. It truly is the best Tiger I’ve ever seen, in any scale.
LOL...Rye Fields kit, Voyager PE, gun barrels, metal tracks have just been purchased...zimmerit tool and masks/decals are next...thanks bud for the inspiration!
That Tiger is just beautifully battle-scarred!
That piece comes from the other end of the spectrum,
contrary to the mint factory condition.
And it probably, you'll know,
"tells more stories", stimulates more the imagination than a fresh and
inexperienced grünschnabel ;)
I watched all the episodes of this FrankenTiger series with enjoyment, and the result is astonishing!
Great finish to the model love following your builds keep up the good work stay safe 👍👍
Absolutely fantastic series! I learned a lot, most of all the importance of patience.. Thank you for the deep dive into the details - truly appreciated. Looking forward to your next project!
I feel something like the Gruppe Fehrmann is interesting, as their imperfections give each tank its own character, which I always love to see. No one tank nor crew is the same, and any unique features, like stowage or spare tracks and their placement, hints at the tank's history.
Spot on as ever !! Makes my friday watching your videos while im at the bench
Tough Kitty, Cold Kitty, big machine of doom - Deadly Kitty, Panzer Kitty - Boom, boom, boom! - Great Work! I enjoyed watching you work on this and adding layers. Please do more :)
Awesome job! Looking forward to the next video
An inspiring build. Hope to use some of those techniques in my next tank build.
Genius. Some of the best weathering details ever!
Watching this, I have to go back to see a lot more. I took a break to build a 31" 20,000 Leagues Nautilus resin model, the first model I've done in ten years. Now done, I almost want to buy another to do it completely differently. I've begun to realize that taking photos helps a great deal in catching areas I missed, based on the not too hot lighting I had building the sub. But these videos of yours and others helped me raise my game. And also not do what everybody else does with the sub...to add rust to it. I went much more for a Statue of Liberty surface. You may be done with this, but I would think there is a problem in displaying these because none get to stand out separately. One tank on a small table in a living room would draw a lot of attention.
Pure genius.
Thoroughly enjoyed this video series. Great build. Looking forward to the next one
Could watch you paint all day!
Truly a piece of art. Bravo. 👍👏
love what you have done whiff this model, can’t wait for the next great build serie
I really enjoyed watching/ listening to you and i learned so much..........
Feel happy about it! As you know, we ourselves are usually our strongest critics, but judging from what I read below your videos and what I think myself, this Tiger is for sure something to be very proud of!
These videos are great to watch along with breakfest
One of best Tiger model weathering I ever seen in youtube 💯
Congrats for another beautiful finish👏👏👏
Excellent work sir I've taken a lot from your videos and applied to my Ryefield Tiger build
A stunning conclusion!!! I love that you did what you could with the pattern within the realm of how you believed the actual colors looked given all the information at hand. Is it "ugly"? Sure. But it was a real vehicle and an incredibly unique, late war example of German desperation that tells a great story of without the need for figures or a background setting. Is the next one the 1/48 Tamiya M1 Abrams? I'll have to crank out my post build review of that one before next Friday!! 🤣
glad to see this finished. it's got such character! a real labour of love!
amazing! inspired me again to weather my stuff,as I resume my modelling...ty