D.A.K Panzer 1 1/35 

Some African panzer left the dark gray uncovered in large blotches for a 2 tone camouflage. Thanks for sharing as always fantastic work.

A real character build. You have really given this little guy personality. Kind of like an 'Africa corps R2D2'. 😁

Frying pan and kettle are nice touches!

Nice to see you used one of my 3D creation.(coffee box)

Wonderful. The gear really makes the build.

Wow,amazing!! Fabulous job and learnt tons. Thanks

Outstanding James! You are the Panzer I Ninja :) greatly enjoyed this.

Brilliant!

Hi James, your panzer looks awesome, mate. I do hope you build a vignette for the tank. Cheers, Gary 🇬🇧.

Love the pan. Has the same degree of weathering like my own ones 😁

OUTSTANDING! A big BRAVO to you sir! I dream of making models like yours. A lot for me to learn and experiment with on my own. What DOESN'T VMS make?! 🤯

Epic job there dude!!! That chipping looks mint!

Beatiful work on camo, weathering and finishing James...cannot wait for the vignette 👍

*Very realistic little tank, the diluted oil paints are very effective for the sand, thanks for sharing this trick!*

Nice model and thank you for sharing! See you soon!

Excellent work, BRAVO !!!

Great painting, Pz I really comes to life with the tropical camo and all that stowage! Well done, have a great weekend!

Great work James. As always!!

Love your wooden elements effect !

A military tank that's cool awesome like all tanks in the military.

Hello mr. Lpj!great job.a nice little gem you have created.i also love how you handled that desertation.the little one looks highly realistic and worren.with sticky greetings from sandy Brandenburg/germany.your modellmate.christian

I am so exited for this to start

Some great tips and techniques - and it looks amazing!

Mate you really smashed this one! The result after all the painting and weathering makes it cry out for a vignette! I learnt a lot from this one, thank you so much for sharing this with us.

the outcome is very beautiful....

Nice, looks like it just rolled out of the desert.

Very nice job, I am a big fan of vms products and you use them to great effect ! Really nice thank you

Weathering turned out nice James. I have one question though, shouldn't the stowage have some ropes or straps to hold it in place? Same with the spare tracks unless there's a mounting bracket somewhere I can't see in the final images. All the stowage and spare tracks would fall off as soon as the tank hit some rough terrain knowing how hard and stiff a tanks suspension is.

Amazing job, James.....the camo scheme, weathering and extras all coalesce to make this kit a stand-out. Your work and videos are a pleasure to watch....it is definitely a channel where learning occurs through the visual content and the commentary. A vignette sounds perfect.

James, Nice, very nice, I'm bit of a fan of the Pz1 & 2, and you really should do a base for it, it would be criminal not to.

That's a beautiful job mate, a proper credit to you, I might have to try out some of those pigments/pigment jockeys/other VMS stuff, looks really good!

Really nice job. I'll definitely use this as inspiration when I start my desert build

Nicely done, but the storage on the back would in time come off needing some type of guard or some how lasted down.

It looks amazing. A little gem of a model. Sometimes, I've found that my smallest subjects are my best work.

Just brilliant.

This quickly jumped to be one of my favorite videos of '22. Outstanding work and well done explaining it all with great camera shots. Always appreciate the paint call outs, it's just one of those little things 👍. Hope you get a chance to enter this build in a show soon, may not be perfect, it does deserve to be looked at by as many people as it can.

I am in awe Well built, painted, & weathered. The tips, the suggestions & how you explained each phase was impressive. I really loved the stowage you created.

You had better luck with those Star Decals then I have. I bought a set for a Challenger I and they were horribly thick.

Wow great work. It’s looks awesome mate

Masterful. 👍🏻

Thanks for the video of the detailed weathering. There are several techniques I will look at adding to my skill set. However, if I might say, there is one thing that jumped out to me right away that was a problem IMHO. When you look at the decals on the turret, they are to new and pristine without any weather on them. All the markings, of any type, would have been subject to all the abuse of the environment, and they are certainly not be touching them up in the field. I think its important to add the abuse of weathering to all the markings on the vehicles. Still I want to say thanks for the detailed video. Regards.

Hi James Bit late on the reply… Great looking little job mate.

Good work.

I’ve never heard of Ropes in Scale. How interesting and tempting! So many great tips along with a brilliant finished model.

I simply love your work and take inspiration from you. Please keep making the videos. Cheers James.

This turned out really nice well-done.

i think you did good

Beautifully done, James 👍

A really nice result! I would like to see a vignette! :)

Nice Job , but matt varnish on all over the tank its not a good option specifically in desert vehicles because u didn't get obvious differences between tank paint and the dust or dirt which is matt. Consider that in another project :)

Awesome! What did you use to simulate the rope?

Great work wished I've got a 3 De printer but then again I'm working class and can't afford it

WHAT DID YOU TO TO THAT BEAUTIFUL 109!!!

🤝👍👏

Hey James superb work as always - would you be open to selling the 3D printed items you make to modellers? I don’t have a printer so usually buy sets printed by others :) cheers

That's a teeny tank.

Where do find files?(3 d parts)

(Dee cle)