Thank you for this great build series. I am currently building this model and your videos not only helped me max my build, it taught me usable things that I look for in every how to. Especially the use of glue tac and weathering style in this case.

I seriously love Mr leveling thinner. It greatly improved my airbrushing. Color modulation looks great to!

Looks great. Tamiya paints are fantastic but way too dark out of the can.

Great, I don’t think I have seen anyone else building this kit yet on YT

What an exquisite job. Congratulations I'm on the way back following Strong hug

excellent video my friend looks amazing all techniques well explained great job look forward to seeing your figures keep up the greeat work

Good job. Can see the modulation you applied also. Stay safe Brucca Steve. UK.

Depending when the vehicle was in service, it may have been designated an Ausf F2

Looks very good!

Good work, greetings from Sweden!

Absolutely incredible!! Could you share your procedure/painting/detailing of the tracks? Thank you…Bob

Nice, I have same approach experiment all the time. Keep it up dude

Great job on this my friend 👍

Nice work!

I really enjoyed your selection of music for this video; it is my favorite Listz pieces. I was curious if you put down any varnish between paint and decals. This would affect the weathering w/ DAK brown solution.

Hi, thanks for taking the time to make these videos! I learn so much from them. I am new to airbrushing and was just wondering what psi you set your compressor at.

Awesome! You're doing a great job of bringing a 1990s level kit into the 2020s. 👍👍 Two other comments: 1. What brush were you using to do apply the enamel pinwash? You seemed to have excellent control over the application of the wash, i.e. exactly where the capillary action would occur & precisely how much would be applied, without excess spilling/spreading away from the desired location.👍👍 2. I'm Canadian (grew up near Toronto), and I was taught to say "deh-cals" with a shortened first syllable & the emphasis on the 2nd syllable. This is quite different than "deee-cals" as used by those in the U.S.A. (both syllables equal emphasis, with the first lasting longer), and "deh-culls" as is used in the U.K. (both syllables equal length & equal emphasis). Who knew that modellers would have to learn linguistics! lol 😉😀😁

One last question and then I’ll let you go…lol… Did you use a “Magic Eraser” on the rubber wheels for a weathering effect?? Thanx again…Bob

Great video! I have a few to say/ask but in the good way. For applying decals I reccomend to you Mr. Mark softer, it makes the process easyer. This is the first time when I see a great shaddering without oil paints, it looks cool. When you used the wash did you thinn it or did you just apply it instantly? And what was that small slab that you used while spraying the tires? Because I saw that it made it much easyer to keep the edge black, I just want to get a stuff like that. Anyway awsome job, cant wait to see the whole result.

Hi, friend! I wanted to ask you if you use varnish to apply the decals and to protect the model from the effects of washing or it is not necessary ¡Regards from Spain! Pd: sorry again! I also wanted to ask you what primer you used. I see it's grey. ¿Is it the Tamiya spray? (Surface Primer 87042).

Fun video. Just curious, no primer on turret…any reason? Nice paint work.

Do you experience silvering later on due to not using a gloss coat prior to decals? Or do you use a coat and just didn’t film it?

Hello! ¡fantastic tutorial !! I am trying to resume the hobby after many years, ¿what airbrush do you use? Regards from Spain;)

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Thats a f2, but the framed tires on side shouldn't be there