German Pz.kpfw KV-II 754(r)-Trumpeter- 1/72- tank model- brush painted 

I love this channel. I love the techniques and methods you use and the fact that you brush paint your models. They have a distinct look which is great and refreshing to see especially now. Beautiful work.

The KV-2 is definetely iconic, but a German one isn't something you see often

Another cracking build and great work with the hairy stick. Luv it!

Again some expert weathering ideas and techniques! would love to see you create a diorama!

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Great result, especially in the small scale. Very well executed model of the KV II with a well made weathering in this winter camouflage pattern.

Nice work ! I love the result 🔥🔥

Hi, newbie brush painter here. I'm doing trumpeter t-34/85 right now. And i couldn't decide whether i can make a winter camo or not. I was watching videos about hair sprey techiques and more. But your techique is simple yet perfect. I think i definitely try it.

Brush for the win!

Finally a new video yay

I will be making a German kv2 as well on my Channel but in 1/48 scale and from hobby bos

That is one weathered KV-2 but I like it :)

Great results with the weathering! I really enjoy your brush techniques. Impressive in such a small scale. I would like to see more 35th scale models from you.

Nice work, your brush painting skills are phenomenal! Remember, they painted the white over every thing including jerry cans and spare tracks.

I still do not understand why you paint models by brush 10 Times better than with airbrush i will never get this effect with airbrush

Superb job as always!

His technique is to just slather it on and it becomes a masterpiece...................................

What kind of soap do you use for your washes? Do you use any varnish to protect your painting/weathering? Thanks

I see you also put the wheels on first and then paint them, I watched you do the same with the HobbyBoss Sherman 8 months ago.

I would like to get one of these tank kits in 1/72 scale. Where do you buy your models from? Our local hobby stores do not stock a large quantity of kits, and usually only ONE of any given model so they sell out fast.