Building the Tamiya 1/35 Panther G steel wheel version with friulmodel metal tracks 

Andy i watch your videos over and over Its inspirational your energy and the fun you insipre. I am a disabled Combat veteran ,single Dad of 2 kids, slowly getting back into the hobby. I would say your youtube videos are the true reason. That i have revitlized my supplies my stash and building. I have 4 things on my bench. Your energy is boundless and rich enthusiasm for the hobby Andy. Bravo brother . And thank you Keep up the rich and good work!!!!!

What a beautiful shop, model shops in the uk are more scarce than ever.

I love your reviews. Nice Job! It would be awesome if you could make a winter diorama for the soviets, like the battle of stalingrad. Thanks. Have a good day!

The way you weathered the road wheels looks amazing, as well as the tracks. Good Job!

Way to go on 100k!!! Please keep the builds coming! Great job Andy!

love the way the tracks turned out beautifully done.

Outstanding video tutorial. Thanks for posting Andy.

LOVE IT, Great camouflage effect and tracks look real... Keep up the good work..

Thanks for your wonderful videos! Watching this encouraged me to go finally paint my own Panther ausführung A that's been lying around.

Love these videos. Inspired to start building again, it's been over 20 years since I've done a kit.

I ordered a set of the Fruimodel tracks for my T62 and I like how the staple goes in. Great idea.

That model turned out lookin' GREAT..! Oh, I love it!

Im almost done with the panzer 38t I got at your store.i have a little winter diorama for it and I think you'll like it. My mom will post a picture of it on Facebook.

Well done Andy. Thank you.

That looks GREAT!

so sorry to hear about your flood andy, missed your vids over here in england. brill vid andy as usual !

What a great tip on metal track assembly.!!!

Your videos are always very entertaining and informative. Thanks for sharing.

Thanks Andy for the video. Nice job. I have the same kit myself(bought before the prices jumped). Have two Panthers under my belt. Night fighting panther from old DML, and old tamiya kit built as burnt out tank from tank duel in Cologne Germany 1945. Look forward to the next one.

Awesome paint job on a Great Build.

Really enjoyed the video Andy, already one of my favourites. Love the camo colours on the Panther.

Very good reference video, added it to my references playlist as I'm planning to build it soon. I wish you success to your business as well.

Nice video, i ordered a Panther G and it should arrive tomorrow.

Hi from Russia!! Very pleasant and good shop at you.

I think this is the best of your video tutos You have done... Very thanks for sharing 👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻

Such a great job! Well done ! ♥️

You inspired me to get into modelling and I started with a panzer 4 ausf d from tamiya, it's awesome

Hi Andy! I hope that you and yours are all Well during this Pandemic: During this Stay At Home crisis, I recalled that I had some old 1:48 scale model aircraft in my basement... with some Testors Enamel paints... I’d thought maybe 7-8 years old... The receipt was in a box: 21-years old paint and models! Long and short: I found Andy’s Hobby Headquarters on RU-vid- (after finishing- badly- a model started well- 21 years ago!). Watching your tutorials, builds, chats, tours and trips (I Subscribed after watching a few episodes) I simply can’t Thank YOU enough! Simply the very best tutorials and data out there- I’ve watched many more from across the globe- bar none- I’ve found your channel, your tutorials, tone, clear speaking voice & insightful teaching methods

Thanks again for the awesome videos and it was a pleasure to drive down from Las Vegas and see your store and meet you and your wife. We will be later this summer to get some more kits from you. Once again many thanks.

Love the music!

Absolutely beautiful!!!

Andy, wish you the greatest success. Store looks great, videos are unsurpassed!

another top job as always, keep up the good work Andy.

thats a lovely panther Andy great work on the weathering and picked up a few more tips....thanks

Waiting for my panther tracks... 😁, first time i will use metal tracks. very nice tip with the stapler pins.

Very nice job

In the short time I have subscribed, I've learned a ton of tips!thank you!

love the staples for the tracks, just go my first set for a dragon tiger 1, works great!

Andy; very nice build. Considering this kit. Keep those videos coming!

That staple tip is amazing, I’m using it for a Tamiya King Tiger I’m building. I’ve watched this video countless times and it’s given me (along with others of yours) so much inspiration....so thanks! Maybe you saw my Panther I posted on the mediocre group about a week ago.

nice work

Such a great video, thanks for sharing!

Nice work Andy

My local hobby store that I've gone to for over thirty years closed a couple years ago. Darn shame and many good memories. Your store looks very much like it. That must be so cool to have all those models at arms reach.

Great build.

Hi Andy. You have the best model making videos, keep up the good work. Daryl from Australia.

Nice place you have there!

SOB Andy your getting better and better! Brilliant bro ! looking Beast!

Hi Andy ..wanted to say you how I like your vids about how building a kit with few tips and a wonderful result at the end ..Your store is stunning..regards from France

Hi, from France :) I love your mounting kits and demonstrations of painting. Thank you very much.Have a good day. Pascal

Well sorted shop...

You live my dream life. Owning a hobby shop would be a dream come true.

Hello Andy from British Columbia Canada, don't know if you will get this but just wanted to thank you for rekindling my interest in modeling, started again after about ten years and have fallen in love with it all over again due to your videos, I even play them when im working on a build, just finished a Tamiya Panther and will be starting a Stug next. keep it up and love the classical music by the way and that's coming from a metal fan , find it relaxing, thanks again.

Очень качественный контент, спасибо!

Very nice build.

...Awesome Work Andy.!...Tamiya Really does Great Tank Kits.!

...GREAT BUILD!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

Another great job Andy!

Great video!!

Awesome!

Je suis belge et je suis toutes vos vidéos, avec vous, tout est simple, Thank's a lot and continue for our pleasure.

Your videos have quickly become my favourite modeling videos on the net. Thanks so much for doing them. I really look forward to watching them. Sorry to hear of your issues with the shop. Hope it didn't affect your trade too much.

great help and video, thankyou, shame about the flood, best wishes for the uk

Awesome Panther Andy! I watched this video because I am trying to decide which of Tamiya's G's to get, steel wheels, or regular wheels. This steel wheels kit is the newer of the two. I love the way these metal tracks look! Thank you for showing them. I also like the way the tracks look with the track wash, desert dust wash, sienna, and burnt sienna pigments. Thanks for making these videos. I enjoy watching and learning a few tips.

You have built a very good model of my favourite tank of ww2 . well done

Very nice, man!

thanks Andy for the tip on the friulmodel tracks,started model 1/35 ersatz m10 panther saved me cutting lengths of wire.Great video's , great help,best wishes Phil.

another stunner Andy!! really pops!!!!!

Nice job Andy every tank you do gets better and better

great shop Andy, keep up the good work

Damn I wish my local hobby store was as well stocked and as good as yours. Great video once again, keep up the good work

just built this not long ago it was super fun.

thoroughly enjoyed the vid Andy.

Great job!! This late G model Panther was very limited which came out with steel road wheels. Other models use rubber bondages on the wheels. Same you can see on the late Tiger 1 tank models as well. All Tiger 2 or Kingtigers are came out with steel road wheels because of the weight. This was for economy of the rubber but affects on a tracks life.

Very good .I have early version one ．

Nice store Andy!

as always.great build 👌

Yes, I like this.

I used to have this kit back in 2003-ish. Nice job btw!

the tip with using the staples on the friuls is brilliant.im putting exactly the same set of tracks for dragons panther f L/100 and they are just flying together.

Nice job Andy! Tracks look really good!

Sorry about the flood, the new layout looks good though. Hope the improvements were necessary because of increased business. Great video of the Panther build, I really enjoyed watching it. Your use of pigments and muds is interesting and love the trick with the staple and the tracks. Keep them coming Andy!

brilliant job again Andy you have made me so jealous of your line of work my dream job

Hi Andy, I like the way you make an excellent display model just from the box without using a lot of expencive after market stuff. My kind of working with the exception, like you, that I also often use after market tracks. BTW, I like your shop and wished it was not 11 hours flying from my place.

You are a good at modeling

Looks like a great shop, friend. I wish there was a good(or any) shop up here in NE PA.

Very appropriate background music.

Another terrific build! I heard my buddy from Calif stopped by the store - - cool!

Bom trabalho ! Good job !

another awesome video Andy sorry to hear about the store, hope you didn't lose any kits keep up the great work

I like how you model cause you make it look fun, how it must be, fun, make some 1/72 tank, greetings

a masterpiece andy!!one of your best models...

i wanna unroll a sleeping bag and live on the floor of your shop.

Nice one👍🇳🇿

I saw a ton of these Tamiya tank kits in hobby lobby

I wish there was a place like this near my house in mass

Great idea about the staples! Must try this on my Panther. And another excellent model - just needs a commander from Alpine. :)

Andy, I like your idea of using staples for the Friulmodel tracks, the wire that they supply is .020 and very soft, I have bought .018 steel wire from McMaster Carr that seams to work much better, I checked a standard staple and they are .017 by .019, going to give them a try on my next project.

Good job man. :)

This is going to be the first tank to do. What I do not understand, (it may be so) is because it does not go painting as you go riding. Anyway, I find it a spectacular result! Congratulations!