Brush painted-East German T-55- 1/35- The Lindberg Line- tank model 

Thanks for watching my latest build of this cosplay German tank😁 Expect more German tanks in my future videos.👍 I’m very pleased with the overall result and will learn from my mistakes you may have noticed :D

This dude has like the nicest voice ever

I've been building models since the early 60's. I've learned a lot about brush painting armor. Thankyou.

Wow. I never thought I would see a lindberg line model look so good!

I was skeptical at first, but damn, very impressive work!

I have to say that I didn't know what to expect at the beginning of this video. After watching it, I was really surprised how this kit turned out.

Awesome, my brother got me this for christmas and I've never made one before. All of the other tutorials used an airbrush.

One point of critique : an East-German tank would only look this weathered after being out of service and stored for 10 years or more . Their tanks never saw combat, the only "battles" were exercices, after which no doubt they were thoroughly cleaned. Especially as they had to be in pristine condition for the many parades.

Great job!! I’m just starting and these techniques will really help me! Thanks!

Nice and filthy! Thanks for sharing this.

Hey great job on that tank. Since you're a brush painter I thought you should know a few things. First is that Tamiya acrylics are solvent based and water isn't really a good thinner for them. You might get better results with Tamiyas acrylic thinner, or my favorite Tamiya lacquer thinner. You did say in the video you dont like the smell of the thinners so in that case if you have them in your area you should definitely try Vallejo paints. They are water based acrylics and brush beautifully thinned with a little water.

You achieved a very great result with your work on the T-55.

Great work Mr. Modkits. Your attention to detail is on point. Thank you for sharing your latest model. An intricate model. You made it seem effortless. Well done.

Another nice finish. Looks like you had a lot of fun with this kit. Great stuff

That kit was mid to late 80's, maybe even early 90's. For Lindberg, it was a nice kit!

Love it

Very good video and impressive looking result. Thanks for keeping it somewhat simple and not overwhelming me. Love to see this can be accomplished with just acrylics and brushes. Subscribed and will be watching more.

amazing tutorial for brush painting, thank you

This man sounds so kind!

Nice model