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Nice job sir! At the time of this comment the vid is 7 years old, but as a newb breaking into the hobby this was enormously useful.

Stunning model. I know I'm a bit late but that was the best scale modelling tutorial I've seen. I watched the lot and will no doubt watch again as I try to emulate your fantastic results! Cheers.

Fantastic lesson. It’s like art attack for adults!

@ScaleModelMedic what can you use instead of scenic cement please?

One day, he will return.

Great video

how do you know which colours to use for a particular modulation

amazing tutorial! suscribed!

Phenomenal result. Thank you for the tips!

Brilliant video that mate! Really effective!

Fantastic video mate…. Can’t help but think your a Wolverhampton chap like myself? Subscribed to your channel! Learnt loads from this!

great job, but too bad, no French subtitles...

Great video mate, thank you. I see you’re not making any further videos which is a real shame. Thanks again

Cool tips 👍

Nice video. BTW, I always use acrylics for washes, with very few problems. I apply them over enamel or lacquer paint or clear coat, and clean the excess with a Q-tip moistened with isopropyl alcohol. I find it less smelly and less messy to use than oil or enamel washes. Allow the wash to dry to touch (about 1/2 hour) and clean the excess before it cures.

I will look into adding captions. I've enabled them but the studio screen says ineligible so I may need to look deeper into it but I'll try!

Thumbs down for not having subtitles enabled. How do you expect deaf or hard hearing people to understand?

Simple, clear and yet very usefull video. thanks a lot !

Bro wtf happened to you!?

Whe need your close caption

Fantastic run through your thought process and experimentation while figuring out how to do proper mud wet and dry. Really appreciate, super informative

Your videos are still bloody good. Come on back! Paint some tiny Games Workshop 8mm tanks!!

I was thinking maybe of getting some of those photography diffusers. The big white squares and wall mount two of em. One of each side of my work desk. And then grabbing one of these lamps or similar. Not sure about if that’s way overboard though.

Good job on upgrading this kit. Sigh, Maplins.

Awesome work my friend keep up the good work 👍

When doing the camo, what do u set your psi at?

As a total beginner, this video is really helpful. Can't believe it was posted 13yrs ago!

Amazing weathering tutorial using pigments! Going to use this on my next tank for sure. Is there a substitute for the scenic fixer that you can suggest. Looks a bit like pea glue in the video, but I’m guessing it isn’t? Liked and subbed 👍

Love your work! Hope your family is doing great

That was very informative. Well done.

Fantastic Video! Thank you sir!

it's all new to me , thank you for the skill set and expanding my skill set..

thank you for sharing the superb technics! great work.

Awesome content!

Cool techniques.

My apologies if this has already been asked and answered but can you tell me more about your homemade wet palate? Looks to be a household sponge with wax paper on top? Always looking for those homemade gadgets that save me from spending money!

The realism you've gotten makes me suspect you've worked in a foundry, smelter or some kind of heavy industry where you'd be around these pipes. All that's missing is cigarette butts, empty yellow demarkation spray cans and a couple of worn out workman's gloves and this would fit in at the copper smelter I spent my 20's working at.

Excellent, just saw this today. Bought this kit along with a few other construction models. Look forward to building them, your video should go a long way to help me. The only issue I have is that I paint with enamels and TRY to weather with acrylics.

Excellent

Outstanding build and great info.

This looks nothing like what the actual colors were like on a real panzer IV.

since its water based, can i clean it off my airbrush with water, like i do with my top coats?

Wau...All this awe and admire for your work throuthou the video just to realize you are a T'au player in the end... Just kidding, great job, mate!

Amazing Video. It gave me a lot of tipps to make my life easier with my own models. Thank you

For the white topcoat, did you use enamel or acrylic paint?

Nice paint job! I only dislike the tank looking not that realistic. And there is usually some moss growing everywhere dust collects like on the fuel tank or such places. It would have been a great chance to even add more romantic decay to your model. The moss even grows under the washer arms of my Honda Civic that I still drive and didn't wash for 5 years or so! :D

the best vid on rust.

It’s fuckin tamiya for fucks sake not fuckin tameeyer

I enjoy this video. Very good to learn. After the application of pigments must i apply varnish, ? Thanks for answer.

Thanks for the review! I picked one up on eBay for 185 EUR. Generic Chinese task lamps on Amazon were 100 - 120 EUR, so the BenQ wasn’t that much more for a ‘proper’ lamp.