The amount of research you've done - across so many periods - is incredible. Many of us have a niche area of semi-expertise, but the breadth of your knowledge and work is astounding! So impressive!
I hope you read this comment. My father was a professional model painter in the 80's, he painted for numerous modelling shops in the southwest of England 🇬🇧. He was so good that I will never forget it. I love modelling and am not to bad myself. I loved your vid.
We share the same past more or less. My father had the Fine Arts degree from Porto and was also an amateur Train and car modeller but also a professional art painter. I think I took from him many ways how to paint my wargame armies and that helped me to paint quickly and to reasonable standards.
Thanks. Took me quite a lot of time to build all this among many other wargaming projects. But only the more recent information made things more clear.
Thanks. The building on the table -the Mortain-le Neufbourg train station - is HO scale but generally I make my buildings around 1/100 scale with openings in 1/72 scale aproximately.
Verdadeiramente incrível, a quantidade de força militar alemã que tens, é de meter estrelas nos olhos em todos os que vêem este vídeo, és um excelente historiador e um grande motivador no mundo da maqueta
Eu pratico também um pouco no mundo da maquete, mas a um nível bastante inferior, também é a falta de espaço e também de tempo que me impede de praticar mais, mas à que dar valor quem merece, a paixão que tu metes nos teus vídeos é exemplar e consegues motivar mesmo os que ja pararam de praticar o modelismo, bravo e como disse toni, estou impanciwnte por o próximo vídeo
@@shawnclarke9414 In resin the ones I use are: Frontline wargaming; Raventhorpe and Millicast (based in the UK). But if you google " 1/72 resin tank models" or " 20mm resin tank models" plenty more will show up.
