ok bro chill xD.. leave some for the rest of us

I’m halfway through the video an it’s blowing my mind. I’m so happily found this channel. You have an amazing talent and I look forward to seeing every video. Please do more WH40K

I have never used any real colors from AK Interactive. I have been somewhat skeptical until I watched this video. I have this same set of paints (Russian Modern AFV) and now that I have watched you use these paints and using Tamiya lacquer thinner with the retarder, I will give it a try. Anything you could suggest when using these paints and thinner would be gratefully appreciated. Thank you.

What a joy to watch someone with actual technical know-how approach a model the right way! Beautiful job accenting the slabs of armor, the welds and the flame-cut edges man!

Now its time to build a Gunpla Model Kit

I'd love to see you bring your skills to bear on a dreadnought from warhammer, a big walking tank with a mostly dead space marine hero interred inside for centuries has lots of potential for weathering tricks and designs

This has got to be the best warhammer tank on the planet.

You painted my favourite legion in a golden demon worthy model. Beautiful work! Now if you were able to paint the primarch himself with his personal gunship it would be a dream

Beautiful build of what is essentially just a big block of plastic like most of GW's stuff (unfortunately, beut they dieal everything up to 11). One thing that struck me while watching, instead of scribing the cut marks on the side on the armor plates, could that be done with a dremel? I'm totally onboard with the ww2 look and handling of WH40k vehicles, but scribing those marks would be a pita. That said, might have to pick one of those tanks up - for all their toy-ness, the actual quality of the kits are incredibly good.

That's a very Maize-y Cold Yellow. Imperial Fist Yellow should be much warmer. I'm not sure if Such a warm yellow would age in this manner.

Now just wait for the star wars tanks. e.g. AAT tank

this is remarkable

I think you would love to make nurgles vehicles they have a lot of weathering

Hi master! :) Are you coming to the competition in Mosonmagyaróvár next year? :)

Not only the best modeling contest, but the best edition, photography and verbal explanation of any modelling channel in KZfaq

Hey NS very helpful video thanks for sharing, cheers Liam

I really love how you stripped down the "unrealistic" details and replaced them, informed by your real-life knowledge

This is the best Warhammer tank I've ever seen. I LOVE the welds, marks from plasma cutter and the texture on the turret is so damn good! This gets 5/5 Imperial Fist bumps ✊✊✊✊✊!

You can turn your hand to anything. Brilliant work, as always.

This looks excellent. Also, In warhammer 100 years old isn't that surprising, Especially for Space Marine war gear. The tank you used specifically in modern 40k wouldn't be 100 years old, or a 1000 years old, That tank would be close to, if not far exceeding 10000 years old. While they are maintained by the chapters that used them, especially since they can't be made anymore, they are still going to have to deal with wear and tear as much as any other tank. I'd really love to see you do a dreadnought in this style. Either a Contemptor or Leviathan Siege dread.

A masterpiece for me. Looks great. Thx for show us.

That is one green tank

Some tanks can be 10.000 years old

I noticed you use both enamel washes and oil paints. Why not use oils for both? Is there a benefit that enamels have compared to a thin oil wash?

Mind-blowing work! I would love to see you try to tackle a Warhammer tank crawling through alien terrain with unusually-colored substrate, like, purple or something! It'd be cool to get your take on something weird like that!

So excited to see you doing a Warhammer kit, especially a Horus Heresy one!

Muh friend! I started to watch the channel to "steal" techniques from scale modellers to use with Warhammer (and stayed for awesome content) and this video has been a dream come true. If you ever do it again, please take a tank from 40k and give it a realistic overhaul with tarps and canisters etc... would love to see that!

Very well presented

Really like these recent excursions away from traditional armor

15:35 "Over 100 years old" add one zero at the end and you are spot on :)

"I like to keep things simple" 🤣

'Rule of Cool' always wins

A dream come true. I hope you had fun.

Sorry to be that guy but , welds usually corrode sooner than the base material due to the composition changes in stainless steel and due to microstructure changes and residual stress in carbon steel.

These weld beads are so good. I'll be introducing them to all my future tanks.

You are a literal god of vehicle painting

Outstanding

I've only ever painted fantasy models and watching videos of others doing the same. Your work is on a totally different level! Definitely an entertaining and informative watch my friend

Such an incredible built! Really enjoyed it.

You better enter this at a golden deamon 😄 - looks incredible!

as a historical modeller, building a Hourus Heresy tank from the 30th millenia is is a historical tank, considering we are in the 41st millenia in Warhammer

The proportions are exaggerated, but the Leman Russ tank bears a lot of resemblance to the Char B1 (as you've previously modeled). Ditto the Rhino and the M113 or FV432 APCs

Absolutely stellar work! Lore wise considering the Sicarian Battle Tank is an Imperium design from the 30K/Great Crusade era and the chapter who owns it, its very likely this particular vehicle would be well over 10,000 years old in universe if its presented in the current 40K M42 era.

let's make a night shift warhammer tank. step one: remove all the detail cuz it ain't right-

I’m a huge warhammer nerd I have lots of armies and I have watched so many of your videos but have not tried it on 40K yet, I would love to see your take on the malcador heavy tank, I think your style would be perfect for it.

Heeeelll yeaaah warhammer 40k

dude. this rules. i'd love to see you do a baal predator.

I do a lot of work with 2-part epoxy putty sculpting in my Warhammer and Battletech hobbies. Instead of bent soda can, go get an esthetician's tool. Not sure what they're called. It's a textured metal cylinder as thick as a pen and about twice the length of your thumb. It has stiff metal loops on each side, it's used to remove blackheads and pop zits. I also use the metal picks designed for digging crab meat out of the claws. Best modelling tools I've ever handled.

Now make an ork tank. the only rule is you're not allowed to measure anything!

To be honest, I painted most of my W40K models with paints I use for WWII planes or tanks and it works perfectly fine =) You just have to throw an eye and find matching colors. Simple as that ^^. BTW, amazing work ! Your model is a masterpiece <3