So How Can We Paint Spare Tank Tracks In An Interesting Way? | Tiger 1 Gruppe Fehrmann | RFM 1/35 

“My Führer.... Steiner...”

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Oh sh- I didn't even notice your comment before writing mine xD

I doubt the Germans used that in WW2, but your point is well made. This is the typical over stylized weathering that is in fashion with some. Simulating 20 years of wear on a tank that survived less than 2 years of use in real life.

If it's what he likes, why does it matter?

If you got any ideas, I'm all ears 😄

@@NightShiftScaleModels a shirt that says new capitalist toy, with a picture of a photo etched bending jig

@@NightShiftScaleModels Well, lots of people like Camo Print. Maybe you could have Camo T Shirts, pants or hoodies but weathered and rusty. That would go so well with me seeming I'm 44 this year. While all the younger people can wear all the brand new cam, I can rock out with my Night Shift "Battle proven" Camo Hoodie 😎

@@NightShiftScaleModels I think that the most important thing for merch is to purchase something that has the broadest appeal possible, and requires you to keep in stock as few different options as possible. For example, if you wanted to have two colors of T shirt with the logo on them, you'd need to purchase Small, Medium, Large, X-Large shirts in both colors, that's a lot of stuff! Compare that to say, a trucker hat, where you only need one size because it's adjustable. I think that it might be worth considering making the night shift logo available on a print-to-order service like Teespring, which has no upfront cost since you don't need to buy a bunch of stock, and would allow you to upload as many designs as you'd like -- at the cost of taking some of your profit. The actual helpful suggestions out of the way, I think a really cool design for a piece of Night Shift merch would be a T-shirt, hat, hoodie, or whatever, that's olive green but has been chipped and weathered in the signature night shift style, complete with a stencil-style weathered white night shift logo

@@boryancrum2196 Good considerations all. I'd add only a T-shirt printed entirely with a close-up photo of weathered tank tracks. They'd look like abstract art.

There's more than one?

Watch paweł spychalski for example if you want another one)

You never heard Boris I assume?

Oh yes definitely!

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By the end of 2020m I'll put my one on my channel.

Looking forward to it! As a layman the Sherman is the only tank I know only because of Fury and Metal Slug.

That kind of thing was in very short supply for Germany toward the end of the war. If tankers got fuel, oil and ammo they counted themselves fortunate.

That's the point- that tank received spares from the factor and from other tanks with different histories and thus different amounts of wear and susceptibility to rust. Two links next to each other on the turret could be one brand new, the other went through almost the whole war, the next in line is maybe a year old.