He attack He protect But most importantly he spent 70 hours on chipping affects

> Spent 70 HOURS Chipping This Tiger ...we don't deserve you, night shift.

Me: hairspray chipping will do Night Shift: I spent 70 hours chipping

“jeeeust right” oh and damn, the rust shadow for the missing tow cable blew my mind

The idea with the weathering for the tow cables was a really cool idea!

The rust under the tow cables was a great detail.

We Brits like chips with everything

"Let me know what you think...is it too much, is it not enough...?" when comparing it to other models....are you kidding???? This is fantastic!!! This is, after all, plastic. It doesn't look like plastic; it looks like a miniature version of the real thing. Like, its been hit with a ray gun that instantly shrinks things (Ant Man). If I could manage 1/100th of this detail on my kits, I'd be happy. This is incredible!!! I envision Uncle Night Shift's kits coming alive on his shelves at night, the crews (figures) meeting up to shoot the shit about war, COVID19, Martin's accent and other, less (important) elements of pop culture. Then staging mock battles (with self-propelled sound effects). You know, like the kind of thing that pets do when their masters are away from home!!! Well done, Uncle Night Shift. I thank you for these videos and the inspiring work you do... Cheers.

Next video: making a Panther that was destroyed *wait thats a good idea*

I love how you can bring such a sense of humor to this hobby. Thank you and nice job, the tank has come a long way

NEW NIGHTSHIFT BOOOOOOM! The rust residue where the tow cable is missing is a stroke of genius, you magnificent bastard

The tow cable rust residue was a good touch imo

I do like the idea of the rust under tools that are missing. Like the jack block and cable...makes the surface look busy yet still barren :)

I'm 42, so when I was building models i usually made them look like the rolled out of the factory new. Watching the way you age the models is totally new way for me to tell a story of a vehicle by just looking at. Thank you for your time and techniques!

I really like the idea of the rust where the missing tow cable would be! That's a great idea! Thanks for the tip :)

Happiness arrived :3 Oh, and yeah - whole paint job was beautiful from the beginning, its a pleasure to see something uncommon

Of course I LOVE IT! -and then I saw something I had never seen before- a rust "shadow" left behind by missing tow cables.... 😮👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻 Awesome. Great work and 70 hours well spent

Well done, Martin, it is incredible you've spent over 70 hours just for chipping. That shows how dedicated you really are to making such wonderful masterpieces like the KG Fehrmann Tiger. Thanks for the video and stay safe.

Using the rust effect for the missing parts was a genius move.

The tow cable detail is fantastic! Completely believable to see the rust from the steal cable staining the hull.

This isn't a model, he just smalled the original tank!! Btw great video!! Haven't seen such a good model yet!!

Any detailer: get aything 50% = 2 hours. get the next 25% = 2 days. Gets the next 15% = 1 week. Get the final 10%.... a month.

So I don’t understand how anyone gives your videos thumbs down, I don’t understand. Your stuff is seriously fantastic and you are so much fun to watch!

The rust shadow from the missing towing wires looks subtle and realistic.

The tow cable rust stain is a great idea even for models with the cable in place. Loads of great ideas for my next build.

You don't know how much your vids make my quarantine life better, love

So...UNBELIEVABLY FANTASTIC ! Can't wait for the next episode !

I enjoy these videos not only for the modeling knowledge I gain, but also the manufacturing and service history of the vehicles in the real world. Thanks for posting!

i love the rust residue left by the tow cables, never thought of trying that..

man, your attention to detail is god-tier

nice to see you're handling quarantine well

amazing amount of detail. 70 hours, that's rough. Thanks for the quality videos. :)

I just love how he says "...I am no professional" and then he starts doing his topclass magic :-D

I liked the idea of rust where the tow cables were.👍

I love these super detailed videos! Lots of great information and the video quality is amazing !

Congratulations on 70k subs! Keep it up! 👍

Been following your progress on this since the first - it looks FANTASTIC, can't wait for the next video 👍

Excellent content as usual. I have decided to support you on Patreon now, it will be the first time I do that. But in my opinion you are worth it as your videos are the ones I wait for the most impatiently :)

Once again, your dedication blows my mind! The model is really coming together at this point!

70 Hours chipping....respect ! Stunning work and very inspiring to look at youre video’s..Keep them coming. Regards from Holland

I love the build, and its unique connection to history. I enjoy the models but it's the history that can be connected to the models is what makes this more of an art than a hobby in many cases.

Great build. Love the thought and story you build into each of these models.

my favorite modeling channel !

Thank you for these kind of contents. Super amazing and meticulous in details. 👍👍 It's always a treat to watch your builds step by step 🙏 Greetings from Indonesia

You always apply just the right amount of chipping and rust tones; I struggle with this, because it's so easy to get carried away. Can't wait for the next episode. :)

Everything I watch, I am inspired...Excellent work as always....

You are a crazy man and easely one of the best model makers out there.

Another great video. I envy your brushwork on those tiny chips. And, as always, your narration is enjoyable and your accent and English is entertaining. Thanks

You, sir, are a master of your craft. Which means you are also a pro and an artist, it takes someone who is both to pull off a beautiful model such as this one! Insane work, I'm very much looking forward to the next video.

One of the best Tigers I ever saw, perfect work so far

Wow, your skills are amazing! I love the welds and the paint chip/rust is just so realistic!

Such attention to detail. A plesure to watch you work. Great result so far. Keep it up duder!

Another great video Martin the chipping looks amazing!

Uncle Night Shift! You are huge inspiration and I cannot wait to try applying all these tips to scratch builds...

The dedication is real. I think the rust stains from old missing tools is a neat idea.

You have so much more patience than I have. This is a real tank shrunk down to 1/35th scale, truly amazing

Uncle Night Shift you are the bomb!!!! Love these tutorials my friend!

Looks perfect. Can’t wait for next vid.

Seriously loving your videos👍

Fantastic work man! You're making me want to get into a T-34 kit my wife bought me years ago.

wow the idea about the rust left after the tow cables is super cool, can´t wait to use it! thanks a lot!

Great job Martin 👏👏👏

Once again, another superb video, the rust effect where the tow cable was stored?!? Brilliant!

Awesome model. The best looking Tiger i ever see!

Excellent work Mr. night shift I'm learning so much from your videos thank you before long I'm going to try them.

Dude, it is so awesome seeing other model builders using VMS products. I'm hoping with more attention these guys will be able to expand to the point that they are as well known as MIG, AK, and Gunze.

Looks incredible!

God level modeler. Really, this is totally awesome!

Dear Martin, Outstanding workmanship! Kind Regards Johnny

You say you are not an artist or a professional (not tru) but you sure as shit are modest. Great work as always

Even tho it's plastic but I can smell iron from this model

I love these videos, so helpful and hilarious.

You've got it just perfectly right! Well done, and well saved! 👌🏻

"good times" sums it up perfectly

Always great, man.

Ah yes, my favorite part of the week! Also, I dont think that 70 hours was enough, Uncle. Get your game up. Just kidding, you nailed it amazingly well.

That's one nasty veteran Tiger tank. Just right. Love it! 70 hours well spent.

Ooh reverse chipping paint! Looks pretty sweet on the wheels, like they've been pitted by gravel & small stones, then gone rusty. Noyce!!!

It looks great! Tanks for sharing!!

Looks great so far!

Loving this tiger! It's looking something special! That chipping was definitely worth the hours. Great work. Oh and good to see VMS being used in a video. I've been using it for ages and it's really good. Try their mud!

Very nice! I just finished an old Dragon Tiger I. Has me wanting to go back and do some chipping.

That is just too perfect night shift. Hats off to you for the 70 hours.

Looks amazing 👌🏻

Yes, the next video on your Tiger :) was really looking forward to see the story continue...

I like the rust from the tow cables. In my opinion very realistic. I've seen rust like this form on heavy equipment.

That looks really good! 👍

Looking great mate

You saying "amigos" is now my favorite thing from this channel

Nice work, love it. From my knowledge and books I've read, Tiger 1s were first used in around February of 1943 in the Leningrad region, and the same year in Tunisia. So the gray is perfect, and yes the tank was in service for about 2 years, so you probably couldn't over weather it. Looks great to me.

Great work!

Really nice Martin !!!

Fabulous work so far. The missing tow cable rust marks are fenomenal.

Nice work!

Interesting techniques Martin.

Tak toto je mega... 70 hodin je víc než všechny moje modely dohromady :D Super práce :D Jen tak dál... (Vím že jsi slovák tak mě budeš rozumět :D)

70 hours chipping, should we call you Uncle Night Day Night Day Night Day Shift now? Great videos, keep up the good work.

Excellent weathering Uncle!!

Woooo new videoooo

Perfect is the only way to describe this Martin🤓👍😉