I have been Building Models since The mid 70's and I love this Hobby ,here I will showcase my Models ,and post Tutorials ,and How to's. I will also post Links to other Model websites of interest ,such as Vendors ,Manufacturer's ,Clubs,Showcase websites ,ect. Hope you enjoy it ,and feel free to comment and contact me any time ,Panzerkiel Out !
You Can also see more of my work and find me on Armorama.com ,I go by "Panzerkiel" thanx
@@Panzerkeil13 oh I plan on it brother. And I'm glad you spoke out against the planed scamdemix that there tryingbto relight next month, so they can do what they did last election with massive mail in ballot crap. We are never going to have another republican president again, watch, this was all planned.
Excellent job on your dot camo'd Stug. Great work scratchbuilding the shutzen rails and shields. Love the camo paintwork. Happy modeling. Bill PS: Enjoyed the war music/songs.
If not for your tutorial on weathering techniques, I would have given up this hobby long ago. I've said it before and I'll say it again, yours are by far the best I've seen. Thank you for sharing your methods.
This man's techniques are totally his own. You people should have a look at his work on tanks and dioramas. I don't think anyone does it better than this guy.
Love the Dora. One of my favorite German ww2 aircraft. You did an awesome job on the kit. The cockpit turned out wonderfully. Your paint scheme is superb. Happy hobbying. Bill
I think your techniques are about as good as it gets. I took your techniques and morphed them into something simpler that works best for me. The fundamental practice of a wash with black acrylic diluted with water and finishing things off with a 'pigment crayon' (for lack of a better term) to highlight details, is for the most part, the same, albeit without your superior results. Either way, I thank you for showing me the way.
You made a really long video some time ago, showing your technique for using tamiya black and some water as a wash, followed by a second series of washes of water with the base color. I've gotten some really great results doing much the same. I even use your oil pastel technique for making things pop. I cheat and do a little bit of my own thing, but the basis for all of my work is your technique. If I wasn't so impatient, I would follow your exact techniques, as I really do think they are the best there are. I can't thank you enough. You've helped a man with mediocre ability achieve pretty good looking results. Nothing as good as your own work, but what is? Thank you.
Thank you for the nice words Glad my Videos Helped you , RU-vid Took that and Other Videos Dow I will be Re-Visiting The Wash and Pastels Process in an up-coming Vide
@@Panzerkeil13 I look forward to it. I could use a refresher. Especially on how you did desert vehicles. I know the color and methods were slightly different. I think it was grey instead of black wash, and then base color. Either way, thanks again and look forward to more of your videos.
This is the best video i have ever seen on painting figures !! Thank you so much !! I have really learned a lot !! Can i please ask you one question , where can i find or buy the powder pastels that you use to put shadows and highlights the figure ? Where can i buy or purchase them , and what is the brand name of the product ?
Hi, great video. Could you just give me some advice on what washes (enamel, acrylic etc) to use on what paint type. Do you not need to varnish the model in order to wipe the wash off. If I put enamel wash straight on top of acrylic paint I’m going to have issues aren’t I?