Building the Tamiya 1/35 Panther Ausf-A Tank
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- Опубліковано 22 чер 2017
- 1/350 Scale Model Ships by JJ Model Making
Building the Tamiya 1/35 Panther Auf-A Tank Part 1
The Panther was a German medium tank deployed during World War II on the Eastern and Western Fronts in Europe from mid-1943 to its end in 1945. It had the ordnance inventory designation of Sd.Kfz. 171. Until 27 February 1944, it was designated as the Panzerkampfwagen V Panther when Hitler ordered that the Roman numeral "V" be deleted. Contemporary English language reports sometimes refer to it as the Mark V.
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Awesome Just ordered it off of amazon and wanted some insight on the actual kit and found this video and it gives full detail on the build!!!
BABY YODA I liked it. Simple and fast. It would have been a weekend build if I was more motivated. I have the base coat down, but I’m stalling on the rest of the paint.
I would prefer to see more of the process such as you painting and also no music as it just makes it difficult to hear you.
TAMIYA has been making models since the 60's, brings back some childhood memories.
My opinion it looks so good
The old Tamiya panther...with 8 wheels missing. That was a weird Tamiya decision. Nice video.
thanks for posting!
It has 8 wheels missing? Never heard this before. Hmm. Interesting.
@@rickmoreno6858 Yes, one of the the wheels of each wheel pairs between the 2 outer pairs (6 total?) were not included in kit, I built it years ago. Edited to correct wheel pairs mistake
@@milky55way2012 wtf? This sucks. I noticed it seemed small the back half on some kits o seem seems like the wheels and tracks are short if you look at it from the side. Is there any manufacturers that have this fix? Has tamiya fixed this problem?
@@rickmoreno6858 Read my above reply had to correct...kit is so old doubt it has been corrected. Note: This omission does not affect wheels, as the missing ones are not visible. Might be able to correct with Dragon spares or Tamiya Panther G wheels?
@@rickmoreno6858 ua-cam.com/video/5RqXJmZAm9Y/v-deo.html Check this video.
Nice content! Keep it up!
In the late seventies that was such a cool kit. I can remember the Panther, Leopard and Saladin armoured car all motorised. Yes, today there are more accurate versions, but you have to remember the main selling point was that they were motorised and they were engineered with this in mind. So detail to 0.001mm did not exist. As did aftermarket parts.In fact I still have a motorised Centurion and Saladin in the stash I picked up some time ago, for old times sake. If you wanted to detail things, you used what was available around you. Screens were old net curtains stiffened with pva. Canvas covers were tissue paper stiffened with pva. You made straps etc out of old metal toothpaste tubes etc. But they were simple to build, and are still simple to build for kids today. Their contemporaries on my shelves were the Monogram Grant, Lee and Sherman.
Fine job thanks for sharing
The wheels are a pain in the ass for me
2:40 oof you should cut the pins of the rear wheels (as instruction says)
I noticed he didn't show putting the tracks on. I wanted to see what happened when he realized the pins on the drive wheel weren't supposed to be there!
@@terpdx not drive wheel it's the Idler wheel.
Nice work! When I am using Humbrol colour for the dark yellow I use no 83 ochre sand but this is my personal taste
👌👍 and a new subscriber for your channel. because i am also as you a military model builder sir.
Robert
Thank you very much!
Have you weathered this model yet?
kit is really for beginners only.
On step 15 how did you get a31 on a27 ?
Surprised you don't paint wheels first.
Hi my barrel is loose and doesn’t stay up any ideas on a fix
What glue have you tried? 5 minute epoxy might do the trick
JJ Model Making I was using the revell one
JJ Model Making like ill aim the gun up but it just drops
Try and sand off as much of the paint between the turret and barrel as you can, a bit more glue and prop it up to dry for a couple of hours. If still no joy, superglue or epoxy
@@JJModelMaking it isn't painted
Are you using tamiya cement?
Yep - the extra thin variety
@@JJModelMaking do we have to wear the cement?? or its okay without the cement?
@@conanmg8340 You need glue for this kit yes
@@JJModelMaking thx for the tips
4:24 notice something? Lol
Sorry mate but the music is to loud
Lots of flaws in this "review". You didn't talk about the bad things on this build, and you didn't paint the details or out on the treads. You completely missed the fact that you were supposed to shave the teeth of the bogie wheels. I'm unimpressed.
Well, thanks for the feedback
Ghastly kit . A waste of plastic .
That kit is a dog. It is severely out of scale and incorrect details. You should build the Gs from the mid 90s or the newer D model. Those are very good. Everyone should avoid this ausf A kit.