Build Review... Tamiya's Panzer IV Ausf.F 

Great video! This looks like a nice kit - typical Tamiya easy-to-build kit. A couple of points... By the time the Ausf. F was in production, tanks due to go to Africa were being painted tropical colours in the factory, and while the grey hatch interiors were absolutely seen after the switch to tropical colours, for some reason many DAK tanks had off-white (elfenbein) hatch interiors.

There were inly 38 and 40 cm. People, myself included have called them 36cm and 38cm which is wrong.

I would like additional sprues to make an ausf B or C. And a retooling of their ausf D/E version.

Just subscribed Awesome job where did you get your paint rack?

Today I found your channel suddenly. It's excellent work. Also, the finish is so realistic. I subscribed and would like to watch your video more. Thanks for sharing and stay safe please. Greetings, NOB

Xf paint is both acrylic and lacquer, depending on thinner, its a hybrid

Awesome video!! Love seeing your videos and love your shop!

I have pic of rommell and tank crew on top of a dak tank, and they definitely not in black

well done! fun to watch and informative. thanks!

Great video! I just ordered this and planned to build out in grey, but after watching your video I like the dark yellow too. I may have to order a second and do both!

Thanks for all the tips looking forward to trying them out. ✌🇨🇦✌

Nice build, but you forgot to paint the inside of the tracks where the wheels keep them clean and polished.

U should do a Bild the ram WW2 Canada tank.

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Do a girls und panzer tank model.

Nice to see you guys putting out some content. Thanks.

One point you may wish to consider. You've painted it as an Afrika Korps vehicle but the crew are in European clothing. They would have been issued tropical clothing - as worn by the crew of Tamiya's own PzKpfw IV F2. Apart from that, nice work.

Do a girls und panzer tank model.

Very nice build!

Nice Job 👍

Great build . SS and Army panzer uniforms did differ in cut as well as insignia, though this is hardly detectable in 1/35. Army had a diagonal cut to front and SS was a straight down cut. Collars were cut different also the SS being smaller and rounded at ends.

Great job