T34/85 by Tamiya in 1/35 scale, Part 5, Painting, Sponge Chipping, Decals, Pannel Liner

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In this video we paint, sponge chip, detail paint, add decals, and use pannel liner on our WWII T34/85 medium tank by Tamiya in 1/35 scale.
The T34/85 was the up-gunned version of the T34/76 that first saw front line service in 1942 against German forces. Production began in January or 1944 to counter the German Tigers and Panther tanks. The major improvements were the 85mm main gun and a new 3-man turret compared to it's predecessor with the 76mm gun and a 2-man turret.
Tamiya Kit # 35138
San Xin Model Metal Tracks Y2090202
Eduard Photo-Etch for this Tamiya kit TP006
I hope you enjoy this video!

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15 сен 2024

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@gerryshinners7258 Год назад

It's coming along very nicely, Johnny. Looking forward to the finish and seeing how you deal with those tracks.

@hillbillymodeling Год назад

Hi Gerry, Thanks so much for watching. I haven't ran into a single issue with the kit, or my limited skills so far, lol. Take care and model on my friend. Johnny

@ThatMofoDamon Год назад

Excellent job done on the painting stage! That initial chipping and wash helped and brought all the details up. Thanks for sharing Johnny, take care and keep up the good work my friend.

@hillbillymodeling Год назад

Thanks George, very kind of you my friend. Take care and model on. Johnny

@Zorglub1966 Год назад

Hi Johnny! Very good chipping and advices about it. Thank you!👍👍

@hillbillymodeling Год назад

Hi Zorg, glad you've found it helpful, you are certainly welcome. Thanks for your continued support my friend, it means a lot. Stay safe and model on! Johnny

@JeffDonahueScaleModeling Год назад

Hi Johnny, Your T34/85 is really looking good. I'll be looking forward to the next episode. Thanks for sharing. Jeff

@hillbillymodeling Год назад

Thanks Jeff, I'll wrap this little build up in the next one. Take care and model on my friend. Johnny

@michaeldean1289 Год назад

Hi Johnny Beautiful work mate and really looking forward to seeing the next stage ❤😊

@hillbillymodeling Год назад

Hi Michael, thank you for your support, it's greatly appreciated. You won't be disappointed with the next stage, I'm excited about it myself! Take care and model on! Johnny

@dctrekker5293 Год назад

Making a older kit look good!

@hillbillymodeling Год назад

Thank you kind Sir, I really appreciate that. Take care and model on. Johnny

@davidchin350 Год назад

Very nice weathering Johnny, looks like real metal😊

@hillbillymodeling Год назад

Thanks David, I try, lol. Johnny

@leratnoirbazan9313 Год назад

Hello Johnny. Nice and accurate techniques of painting and chipping. I love the preshading before the 4BO Green. What kind of brush 🖌️ have you used for the panel liner? The details are awesome. Have a nice weekend. Greetings from France. François Bazan 🐕‍🦺🐾🐈🐾

@hillbillymodeling Год назад

Hi François, great question. I'm using a fine pointed No. 2. The bristles are long enough to hold plenty of the panel liner, so I don't have to reload the brush as often, and the point is sharp which helps me be more accurate with applying it, which means less clean-up. Take care and model on my friend! Johnny

@Zorglub1966 Год назад

It's maybe too late now, but, why didn't you textured the driver's hatch parts as you did with the hull MG's casemate (with great result)? They were casted part too.

@hillbillymodeling Год назад

Hi Zorg, even though the drivers hatch and visors are cast, it doesn't appear to have a really rough texture, at least in the photos that I've seen. But you can easily add the texture if you like. Obviously, after painting, it's too late to revisit a small detail like that, unless you would want to repaint the hull. At this scale I would say that texturing is subjective on small items. Thanks for watching, stay safe and model on! Johnny

@MVeminor7 Год назад

Hi Johnny, I always like the initial coats and the pre-shading. Something about that stage of the painting looks really good. The further detailing only enhances it. Thanks for the inspiration to pursue my own visions.

@hillbillymodeling Год назад

Hi Mikey V, I do hope that you are pursuing new ideas in your modeling. That's what keeps modeling fresh and exciting. I too love the point in the build when I get to lay down that first coat of color over the pre-shading, its quite satisfying to watch it slowly develop, like magic. Take care and model on my friend. Johnny