German Krupp Protze truck painting and weathering (Tamiya 1/35 scale model)
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- Опубліковано 26 сер 2024
- Building, painting, and weathering the Tamiya 1/35 6x4 Krupp Protze truck. This personnel carrier is one of Tamiya's older model kits, originating from 1978. The boxart suggests German grey or winter whitewash schemes. Included in the kit are three figures - one driver and two passengers, plus a wide range of stowage and weapons. You can find the kit here: amzn.to/370Fk7H
In this video I use the hairspray technique to weather and distress the paintwork, plus weathering pigments to add mud splash effects.
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Well done! Thanks for sharing your techniques. I recently bought this kit and you've given me ample inspiration. Keep up the good work .
Thank you - I'm glad it was useful
Intrestingly enough there are two versions of this, one that i have comes with 3,7cm antitank gun being towed and completaly different figures & accesories.
I think I've seen it since I made this video, though it seems to be quite rare. I believe the back of the truck is also slightly different (ammo storage?)
This kit will never go out of date with its quality, detail and price. You did a great job on it. The muddy tires are primo.
Thanks Lawrence. This, the Quad, the 88, and the LRDC truck are some of my favourite Tamiya classics.
@@ModelNerd Do you intend to build the Quad including the limber and gun? Just add a crew for instant diorama. ANOTHER great, vintage Tamiya kit. I LOVE the Tamiya LRDG truck. After all the years since it first appeared, no other manufacturer has attempted to produce and release a similar, competing kit. Nothing looks better than a LRDG loaded up with tons of guns and supplies for an extended mission in the desert. I look forward to your upcoming efforts with your Tamiya oldies but goodies.
The quad is painted and the decals have been applied - I just haven't done any weathering on it yet. The version I have is only the quad (no gun). I'm not going to use the kit figure because he is in desert gear but I've done a European camo pattern, but I do have a figure from a Miniart set that should work.
Weathering here is spot on. Anyone who's worked around military vehicles, knows first hand how brutal the elements are - even to this day. I can imagine any Kupp Protze still in service towards the end of the war, would have been mauled.
Thanks mate
That's a classic kit: I've built it three times now.
Great finish on it as well - I had never considered finishing it as you have here. I think it looks great.
Great vid, thanks for sharing
Thanks mate, glad you liked it. It was between this finish and the winter whitewash. I might have to build another variant just to do that...
In my opinion. The Tamyia Kits. .are the Best. All pieces .no Problem to build. No cuting ..all is okay.I have the Krupp Protze in my collection ..this is a beautiful kit..Greets from Christian
Thanks Christian. Yep, it's hard to go wrong with them.
Excellent video & job building and weathering your Tamiya German Krupp Protze Truck too!
Thank you very much!
Looks very impressive, great tips.
Thank you Guy!
I'm building broncos with the pac 37 I think I was being towed being bronco is a challenge haha
Man that looks outstanding. I was in the U.S Marines. And yes I trained with the British Royal Marines. That was fun. But the model really looks like the real thing. Like if it came out of battle that's what it would have looked like. Again great job. Take care
Thanks James, I appreciate that.
Looks awesome. Interesting to see that the cheaper solution worked better than the specialist stuff.
Yeah. I'll try the AK Worn Effects again until the bottle is used up, but then I'll probably stick with the old spray :)
@@ModelNerd i tried salt but at 10mm think it is too course.
Yeah, I think you're right. I've tried salt but it is too humid where I live - the salt just goes damp on the model :(
Just got this for my birthday
Have fun building it mate
Sick! Just sick. You make it look so simple and so easy and your models come out amazing!!! Keep the builds coming.
Cheers Jeffrey - glad you liked it.
Dang, you do this in 1 week and it takes me 2 months to do models lol.
Oh, it was much longer than one week. I usually have more than one model on the go at once, which is why it seems quicker.
You do very nice work and I really enjoy your videos. I've learned a some good techniques, especially your formula 1 builds, which as you obviously know can be a little tricky at time. A very enthusiastic thumb(s) up!
Thank you mate. Yeah, I love a good Formula 1 build. Got a load more in the stash (and an MP4/31 I've built but haven't edited the video for yet).
Nice work. I built and scratch built several conversions, one is a light repair truck by taking off the sides and replacing them with metal tool boxes and a tarp. The other was a communications truck, was thinking also off a field first aid truck.
Thanks Noel. That sounds really cool. I like all those unusual and one-off conversions of vehicles like this. It really makes your model unique.
The measuring devices on the front of the truck are actually called semaphores. It’s a way to indicate which direction the vehicle is going to turn. Great looking truck!
Thanks, I'd forgotten that older vehicles had those :)
great job !!! very well done.
Thank you mate
Fantastic technique on weathering... thank you for the video
Thanks mate
Superb job , great Tamiya kit , I like it very much how you work at the details and weathering . It's look like is real !
🎩👌
Thanks!
I built one of these when it came out. I even bought a PAK 37 to tow behind it but never actually got to building that. I still have it unbuilt in my loft.
Yeah, I built one many moons ago too. I'm sure it was awful.
Well done
Thanks Joshua
Just discovered your site and subscribed. You have done an outstanding job on the finish of this old classic. Thanks for sharing.
Thanks mate
Wonderful result! 😍 Vintage kits are always good in skilled builders!
Thanks
Really great job.....really enjoyed the build and your commentary, very informative as usual. I remember those kits back when I was a lot younger....really fun to build (although badly finished with non-model paints and lots of glue to fill the gaps!!) Will look forward to seeing the Tiger soon.
Thanks Robbo
Looks great!
Thank you
Very Cool.
Thanks Ellis - thanks for watching :)
Fantastic build💯 your paint really brought it to life 👍 I remember that kit when it was released and wanted it just couldn't afford it. Had to wait till my 20s to get it. Girls alcohol + some other things caused me a brain fart 😁 It has always been enjoyable back in the day, that was state of the art. I have it again and the AT truck by Tamiya. In my stash might have to add it to my Anzio dio. Again fantastic build.
Thanks Clayton. Yes, I built it once a long, long time ago. I have no idea what happened to it though. I guess it got thrown out at some point.
タミヤのプラモデルはGOODですね
Came out great, good work...
Thanks Henry
@@ModelNerd very informative my friend, you do excellent work.
Slow down. I’ve just finished the PE on the back deck of that Lee. Finish looks great.They’re good kits to take a break from interior kits!
Thanks. Yes, definitely a good break.
Nice job.
Thanks David
Good video 👍
Thanks 👍
I enjoyed this video. You've done a great job with video editing, making it a pleasure to watch. You provide very nice weathering techniques. I have some of these kits in the stash and look forward to building someday.
Thank you very much!
Nice
Cheers mate
@@ModelNerd no problem
The reason the Worn Effect Fluid made those big spot was because it will do that if it’s not applied on a matte surface.
I hadn't thought of that. Maybe I'll try out some test pieces and give it a go. Thanks for the tip.
Had to re- read that comment. Thought it said “because it will do that if it’s not applied math” , wasn’t modelling supposed to be fun, I get applied math and modelling, but gee 🤪👍
Dear Sir
The seat shown in video 10:51 is too clean. But the final result in video 13:01 is excellent.
How do you whether the seat? Would you please share me the brand and color number of paint?
Thank you very much
Hi. I can't remember the exact colour but it would have been oil paint thinned with odourless thinner.
Never had that bubble effect with he chipping fluid...maybe sprayed it too heavy? Regardless, awesome job and think I'll get that kit for myself!
Thanks. Yeah, I'm thinking either I sprayed it a bit too heavy or maybe it wasn't dry enough before I sprayed the paint on top.
Thanks for the interesting videos! 👍
I'm your new subscriber. ⭐
I like very Tamiya 👍
Please show in your videos which paints and washes you used 😊
Thanks. I will do that in future videos - thanks for the suggestion.
nice!
Thanks!
Your welcome
Nice work uncle model need, but you got to sand them sand lines out.
Where are you seeing them, Rick? I don't necessarily show dry fitting with cleaned up parts but I do my best to clean up before assembly.
@@ModelNerd it was on the leaf springs. Ues I know you do good work.. I was just kidding ya uncle model I wouldn't fuss to much. I wish I could find half the kits you've built thus far, as there all sold out when I do want them, plus shipping is killing me too
Hehe, thanks - no offence taken. I always appreciate feedback :) Yes, I was very lucky to live in Asia where kits were very cheap and widely available :D A lot of those in my stash were bought then.
So you know how you painted the wheels black say I wanted a muddy look would I paint them brown?
I'd paint them black / rubber black still, then cover them (maybe partially) in something to simulate mud.
@@ModelNerd ok thx for the tip
Lovely job mate, do you have the Tamiya Horch in your stash?
Thanks Bill. I thought I was pretty familiar with Tamiya kits but after looking up the Horch I can honestly say I've never seen that kit before! It looks interesting though...
@@ModelNerd They are cheap mate, and still available, I plan to buy one and put some soldiers and stores in it for a quiet diorama
Wow, you're not kidding - it's only 12 USD on HLJ. Definitely going to look at ordering one. Thanks for the heads up.
@@ModelNerd 9.29 USD from Hobbyeasy. And always happy to help out a fellow modeller mate.
Nice. Learned how to do exhaust better.
Thanks Fred
Hey nice job mate, can you recommend this kit?
Thanks William. Yes, it's a nice build and not too challenging.