Just love to see armorama guys in the forums

I've been building models for a long time now.. Always used thread for the rigging or antennas. I heard about stretching spru but thought it would be hard to get it uniform with having to sand it down.. Watching this, I see it's actually easier than I thought.. Thanks for posting this.. I'm going to try it on my next build..

Great video awesome tips. I just come across your channel love the name Section 8 crazy. As an Army Veteran myself thank you foe your service. I have a KZbin channel myself GI_MECHANIC'S Scale Modeling. Anyway take care

This guy is a genius, learned more in 24 min than the 5 years of my undergrad.

Are these premade anywhere? I need them for model carnival rides. And I need them to move up and down?

Fuck you

Thanks, this is a vintage gem. I learned a few things. Thank you.

I live in the Toronto area so when the borders open I will drop by to say hello

So were you a road/bridge builder/mine sweeper before you became a modeller ?

Brilliant stuff especially the small washers. Must get one of those punchers.. thanks for sharing this.👍❤️🖍📐

Thanks for the video, I now make rigging and antennas for EVERYTHING. I also pass along your technique to others.

The overlaying music is a distraction from the tutorial making it somewhat difficult to hear what is being said.

I wonder how you guys can do with homemade wash! Like for panel lines?

Yes i have seen where those take Qtips and do the same for Liquid glue for long tubing when to glue in small places. I found out with air can straw! . But i went through Qtip! Im sure you have seen or heard about it.

If you google Army TB 43-0209, it will give you the color, markings and painting instructions for every US Army vehicle. This is the training bulletin.

Did he mix the German gray with the NATO black for the fading?

nice

Pretty good basic stuff.

Awesome video helped alot

I always thought that the use of any type of paint except acrylic would eat or deform the plastic on models...what types of paint can I use without damage...thank you in advance

With the rise of 3D printers, I think it would be so simple to crank out these smaller scale cylinders. Great video

It's Five AM, I just dozed off, auto-play was turned on, and your voice came blaring out of my headphones. That was startling...but good video.

It's a good tutorial, but the obvious thing you're missing is a cutting mat. It would make that styrene a lot easier to cut than it is on a plastic desktop.

Paul Giamatti! I didn't know he liked modeling

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The best colors to use for NATO... German grey, cockpit green, and NATO brown with buff added. They are lighter but fit better colorwise. It's got that nice faded look. After washes and weathering it darkens and looks great. Funny thing is, the decals for this afv 2.5 ton truck, is my unit when I was stationed in Germany. 2-15inf, 3rd ID, Schweinfurt, Ledward Kaserne, early 90s. They did get the decals wrong, but easy to fix. Good job though on this.

nice click bate

Real soldiers didn't smoke filter cigarettes.

Mother Trucker?🤔 Jman👀

Could do without the music ,

Are you guys from the buffalo model store- I’m from Jamestown ny

Awesome video keep up the. Good work👍🇺🇸

Thank you ! I was going to buy modelling elastic and then paint it.. but i just followed along with a piece of black sprue and honestly it looks better than i expected, its perfect : )

Need help with builden fender flares...im oversizen the wheel wells alil..need help

Props for the Hellsing's soundtrack on the background!

Très beau travail monsieur Et de bonne explications C est un plaisir pour les yeux Je suis abonné !!! Et je serai fier de vous avoir comme abonné aussi Very good work sir And good explanation This is a pleasure for the eyes I am subscribed!!! And I would be proud to have you as subscriber too

Question ; using styrene sheets , how do you cut them @ and 45 degree angle + or -- yo get a slight beveled edge to firm for example ; angled bumper like on fire trucks

1/18 ammo cans

Hahaha sanding stick? Its just a gay nail file

Great video thanks for tips

...filmed in a small cabin way up north in Canada, real small, Wayyyy up north ! ;>O

better to do brown first, then black... this is how we do it on real vehicles! by this, the spray dust of the lighter brown will not show up on the darker black.

Were can i find the little metal square

Very nice vid sir!

Great advice, and great background music (Hellsing '04!)

I only seen the S.E E. tractor before, It was in my MOS school say back when. It was phased out before I even joined and they had one there for educational purposes. Apparently, it was a piece of garbage since multiple manufacturers designed the thing.

Wow. I think I have always been ahead of this... started off with paper and Elmers. If you can do that, then you have more than enough skill when you get to styrene.

I just found this by coincidence.. I'm REALLY late to the party! Is this the same Mother from Armorama? I never knew you had video tutorials.. I remember when I tried once to have a group tutorial on Armorama, but for some reason not enough people were into it... So, I'm really glad I found this! Very informative.

With the nozzle you painted there? 0.4 0.5 ?? And what pencil is where you draw the markers for the camouflage pattern?

Good video and neat technique but you might need to invest in a clip on mic or something similar. You can't hear any of the talking.