Let's Finish The Rutscher From Das Werk! 

Ja, ja, kleine panzer gut! 👍

That moment when night shift and plasmo upload on the same day.

Hey guys, some of you mentioned that I attached the running gear in wrong order and the right side should be reversed. Unfortunately I can't double check it because I don't have the kit instructions anymore, but if I remember correctly I looked at the instructions several times while I was building it for this exact reason. The box art also suggests this is how it was intended, so maybe it was a mistake on their side and I blindly followed it, or it was done on purpose since it's a fictional vehicle and they wanted to make the running gear look different than the Sdkfz 251 which had the same wheels and tracks 🤔 Also, I just finished building the next model, and there are tons of photos of it on Patreon, including some fresh and cool HD pics, a small photo tutorial and lots of daily updates from the construction process 🤤

You are a God! Last time I did any kit modelling it was Tamya German Tigers in 1973. Me and my mate made dioramas for them and took Polaroid photos. Watching you has reconnected me with the thrill and boyhood imagination of that long forgotten creative process! My thanks!

Ja, ja, kleine Panzer gut.

Ja, ja, kleine panzer gut! I watched whole series and dang it - looks so awesome! Good job Uncle Night Shift!

Nice, very nice. Without the videos, one would never know the extras that went into this little tank.

Ja, Ja kleine panzer zehr gut! Really enjoyed this series. I think you made the right choice not adding any stowage. The number of different technique and details done with the tank itself really helped demonstrate the value of technique, over blowing your pocket money on after-market stuff. Looking forward to the next model! -Martin

What a great finish Martin. There was lots of great stuff to chew on in this video series. Cheers!

Brill work. I've just built a Hetzer in a 1944 Warsaw Uprising setting. Your videos helped me bring it to the next level.

This guy is ace, the attention to detail is insane. Good job dude. I dont even paint or make models but I always watch as they are relaxing as hell Haha.

even with smokeless powder you still get plenty of residue, a combination of the burn off from the powder, unburnt powder, and lead residue. and it gets everywhere. i dont know how things are where you live but if you can go shooting, especially handguns, or rifles with muzzle breaks on them, you'll notice after a magazine or so you're hands will have a noticeable layer of residue building up on them, it's amazing how far that stuff can go when the rifle has a muzzle break

JA JA, KLEINE PANZER GUT. very happy with how these videos go. I am happy with whatever you want to build next. You know you've got in stash and what you love to build. If someone really loves a certain type of model, the passion shows in their videos. Keep them coming when you can. 👍🇦🇺

I'd love seeing you do your magic on a Warhammer 40k tank!

You are the best modeler I have ever seen,I don’t have even words

Der kleine Panzer ist sehr gut mein herr. Absolutely awesome result. A fitting end to great series. Looking forward to the next one. My Saturday morning addiction continues to raise the bar. Best wishes and as always G’day from Australia mate.

Ja, ja, kleine panzer gut! I have recently stumbled upon your channel and appreciate the content which you upload. Not only helps aspiring hobbyiests with little tips and tricks, but also there is something to be said that is the appreciation for dedication and work into your craft - which you clearly enjoy.

MARTIN!!!!! What a beautiful model. You have a real talent.

The detail and discussion in this series is excellent. Please do it again for an Allied tank.

Der Kleine Jagdpanzer Rutscher ist sehr gut geworden. Er sieht äußerst realistisch aus .

Night Shift, I LOVE your opening sequence from 0:24 - 0:30. It makes me laugh every time. Anyway, outstanding work sir! Thank you for taking the time to share your techniques with us. I am doing a lot of what you taught, even though I'm an aircraft modeler.

Ja, ja, kleine panzer gut. Stumbled across your channel and enjoyed learning a new painting process for models. I typically paint Warhammer 40k, so it was interesting to see how tank models differ from humanoids and monsters. Keep up the good work my friend, and keep on painting!

JA, JA, KLEINE PANZER GUT! I would like the next video after the custom camo profiles to be about your weld bead tool made from a toothpick and a soda can. I’m still waiting for it.

9:00 yes that was the hatch for the hand crank for cold starts. Pretty standard on German vehicles. Tiger has a similar one

Excellent work! But am more amazed at the tank itself, I never knew it existed!

Excellent work as usual 👍 You are right about stowage, it would make it too busy and as late war vehicle it would look out of place anyway.

I just want thank you for all content that you share with community. With your help I finished my first model which I actually buyed few years ago and buried it in my drawer. You movies motivated me to buy paints and finish the job ;)

Ja, Ja, kleine panzer gut! but in all seriousness. This, and like many of your other builds have helped my modelling leaps and bounds. Thank you very much.

Ja Ja panzer kliener gut!😀 A great watch with this little tank from beginning to end. Thankyou uncle Night Shift😀

Your models are like realistic 3D paintings. AWESOME !

cant wait the next one!!

Just went back and rewatched this series in preparation for a hard edge ww1 scheme. Always great tips !

Ja ja Kleine Panzer Gut!!! Every Friday isn’t complete without a video from uncle night shift!

Your videos are the absolute best on RU-vid! I love your sense of humor, and you really have the most sophisticated techniques. Great work and keep them coming!

Ja, Ja, Kleine Pazer Gut. Great Series of videos man. Really enjoyed following along. This has convinced me to look into you Patreon.

ja ja kleine panzer gut! And i think ive just discovered my new favorite tank destroyer

Loved the series. One of the things I like most about your videos is that you not only explain the technique, but most importantly the reasoning behind it. This makes it extra special. Your models are also awesome. Or as we would say here in OZ - nicely done mate 👍🏻

A fine way to finish this kit & series of videos. It's a treat to have weekly updates to look forward to. Thanks Uncle Night Shift. 😎

Fantastic effects and weathering.

Uncle Night Shift, I'd like to say excellent work on this model (as always) Hope you had as much fun making it as we had watching you!

Thats great job you did. thank you for sharing with us brother. That camo and fine work is very nice detail .. That is a fine beast.

Ja, ja, Kleine Panzer Gut! Hello from Australia! I love your modelling videos and I find your approach to be amazing, understandable, and modest! I'll keep watching what ever you put out!

I know you said this was a vehicle that didn't make production, but it would be interesting to see the barrels camoflaged with say some foliage to disguise the "new" barrels.

Ja, ja. Kleine panzer gut! :D Thanks for this series. I'm about to start new project and I want to use this and previouz videos of yours as a step by step guide on how to do it :)

Fantastic Martin, a pleasure to see your mastery.

Great work! Lots of great ideas for my future builds.

I watched the whole series but not gonna comment that lmao I’m hyped for the next model

Outstanding video series once again! Looking forward to your next video.

Ja Ja kliene panzer gut Great video and paint job as usual, watching your videos has provided me with so many ideas and techniques to try out!

Love your all your different series. Would kill to see you tackle one of the bigger Maschinen Krieger armor type kits.

holy shit martin you went WILD on this tank. this is insane. the most beautifully modeled tank ive ever seen.

Ja ja kleine panzer gut

Love watching your video's I'm getting back into scale modeling after about a 20 year hiatus and it's scary but amazing on how things have change. Thank You for all the great instructional videos. I would also love to see you do something from Warhammer or a Plane. JA, JA, KLEINE PANZER GUT. Break your jaw lol

You ought to try something funky, like a Maschinen Krieger kit!

Made it to the end!!! Looks great!

Hi Uncle Martin I Watched the whole lot, throughly enjoyed it all , cant wait to the next one

You have gotten me back into the hobby. been discouraged for years,after a model of mine 2as stolen...

Ja, ja, kleine panzer gut! Awsome work!!

Amazing work! Thanks for sharing!

Ja, ja, kleine Panzer gut! :D Also: Wenn ist das Nunstück git und Slotermeyer? Ja!... Beiherhund das Oder die Flipperwaldt gersput.

I'd love to see what you can do with the red oxide only. By the end of the war paint was scarce so lots of tanks came out just with red oxide applied.

Oh Bois! Its Friday! You know what that means... Great video as always Uncle Night Shift! Have a nice weekend!

As usual, fantastic! Your tutorial delivery keeps us engaged and wanting more 😃 Thank you for your time and amazing art! 😉

Love you work mate! And some one who i aspire to! Both in modeling and how you present your videos in both you give me so much😁!! Id love to see you do 3 things though!! A diorama and and aircraft i think these would be amazing series, one id love to see how you attack them and how honest , fun , derailed and informative you videos are i can never wait for the next instalment!! Much love Sully🤙🏻

Amazing piece of art u have created there 👌 Cant wait to see ur next project. Greetings from Germany. #Ja, ja kleine panzer gut 👍

Great series. Always learn something new watching your videos. Great stuff.

Even smokeless cordite leaves a dirty black deposit on muzzle break / barrel end , very nice

Some scraps of cam netting would look nice mate 😉👍

Another masterpiece Martin! You make my Fridays even better. Thanks for sharing your techniques

Crazy German...I assume you are German...your english is perfect....as are your models....I was able to achieve similar years ago when I was serious moddler but not so much now,im getting back into it and seeing your videos (among others) you have restored my memories of how its done...I think now im ready to get good results....thank you...also very funny too ...top channel.

Thank you , Martin. Nice work , as usual .

I don't care if I get yelled at in class for watching this video its well worth it. Spectacular work btw

Thanks for the tutorial. Tony

Tip - leaking grease attracts dust and dirt, their almost never shiny. I find your videos therapeutic, I spent 40 years operating track equipment, I appreciate your detail.

Thank you for another amazing start to finish how-to video.

Ja, ja, kleine panzer gut! Amazing work

Ja, ja, kleine panzer gut! Awesome little model 👍

Martin!, you never cease to amaze me, this model is absolutely fantastic. i can only hope that in the future i can create sure masterpieces as this

Thanks for lots of entertainment and inspiration! You make it all look very easy, and it probably is with enough practice. Lots of your techniques should be very useful on my current project (1/35 Kugelblitz).

I really like this model, it looks incredible! And i love the camouflage, it reminds me of later soviet "Moldova" pattern.

Most impressive finishing touches as usual, awesome job as usual...and congrats!

Ja, ja, kleine Panzer gut Looking forward to the next one, I really need to build some armor along with my aircraft

Ja ha Panzer gutt! Looks amazing mate! Looking forward to the next project

Ja, ja, kleine Panzer gut! Amazing model. I'd like to make my panther in 1/72 in same look but with ambush camuflage

Ja, ja, kleine panzer gut! :D Looks so awesome now its finally finished, i loved this series and cant wait for the next video to arrive. Little details are great on models as they really show the effort you've put into it and really makes a model glow, or shine, or idk look all mucky and weathered =D Such a great little tank model and a great job painting it ^^ happy valentines too ;)

Ja ja klein panzer gut! Successor to the glorious Stronk tenk! Awesome work on this one! I can't wait until an IPMS judge tells you you sprayed the paint on too thick! 🙄🤣

Ja, ja, kleine Panzer gut. I don't use pigments, but sometimes some Panpastel, as they contain a bit of oil, they aren't messy.

Thought you might be interested in this. You mentioned Germans used smokeless. Actually everyone was using some kind of smokeless at this point. The relevant point is that smokeless doesn't mean it doesn't make smoke at all. Smokeless is less smoke than black powder which it replaced. In comparison to black powder it might be considered "smokeless". However even modern propellant produces visible carbon and soot which needs to be cleaned off with a pretty modest number of rounds. It wouldn't be implausible to see a barrel with soot at the end even with smokeless.

Ja, ja, kleine panzer gut!! Suppergut, greetings from Spain 😊👍

I like the finished project. How about tackling a German Disc Camo build?

Excellent series as always, your videos are always a welcome treat, and so informative. I feel that my armor weathering has made great strides, and I am beginning to experiment with my own techniques. Also I see some applications you use that I want to try on aircraft models, they got dirty too.

Hi Uncle! It's finished. Always a nice feeling when you get to the end of a project. Superb work throughout (as usual!) builds into a great little model. Fantastic stuff. Thanks for sharing, can't wait to see what comes next. Ja, ja, kleine panzer gut! - that'll teach me to comment before the vid is finished.... :(

You build with a lot of details, just layer on top of layer on top of layer ect . Nice vid and great work

Thank you very much for the series on this model - really learned a lot! :)

Excellent work!!

Ja Ja kleine Panzer gut mein Bruder ! Awesome video like every weeks...

Really nice final product Martin, thanks for the tips!!

Hi Night Shift, Really enjoyed the weathering journey on this model. If you are looking for suggestions on a future model, may I request that you consider a WWI tank please? Perhaps the British Mk IV? Lots of opportunity for mud and weathering, in amongst trench warfare. Thank you

Excellent series! Looking forward to more.

Youre doing absolute greatness mate!