Niceee just what I'm looking for, nothing fancy plasticky feelings

Will you make a Panzer 4 ausf H diorama

This tiger looks very old from the eastern front to France to battle of the bulge to the encirclement and break out with army group north and now Germany

That's absolutely brilliant. I really enjoyed watching the build

I heard wood filler works great with that particular zimmerit tool

Proper Planning Prevents Piss Poor Performance the 6 P's :)

…looks like it’s been outside for half a century…German tanks at this stage of WW2 had a life measured in only days…

Not enough dust…many bolts would have dust around them in real life…

Hello mr. Shift!i really like What you Do.i was well Entertained.i like your narration too.keep up the good work and Keep the faith.with sticky greetings. Your fellow modellmate.christian

Hello mr. Shift!i really like What you Do.i was well Entertained.i like your narration too.keep up the good work and Keep the faith.with sticky greetings. Your modellmate.christian

It's fucking amazing!

Hi, if i don't mistake, you did a video about the Proxxon ThermoCut and additionnal guides for better cuts. Could you give me the link ? i dont' manage to find the video ;-)

Seriously amazing work you do,!!! just wanted to know what kind of styrofoam though are you using for walls building's etc.

I got back into modeling this past month after about 40 years of not as I’m now each 54 I truly love your videos and your great personality. It’s infectious!

Can you do a diorama of a burnt forest with a tank going through ide live to see that

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

Like the stained veneer much more than the black paint

Results are spectacular as expected with your always excellent projects. Just wanted to share that AK Interactive has precut styrofoam and how-to books for this subject. They even sell facade kits for those interested in trying these projects.

Not a fan of the black surround on the base looked better as the wood veneer

Great tutorial!

Spring where I am doesn’t mean sunny, it means hell breaking lose from above and typhoons lol.

hey the photo is clickbate

You are amazing Mr.NightShift !!!!

awesome guide, I think techniques mentioned here will even help with FDM printerd tank :D

Pure genius! Got in this rabbit hole coz I want to build a diorama as a gift, I only paint rpg and board game miniatures, but I spent the last week or so only watching modeling videos. You guys are true masters!

I’m having real trouble on skin. Just can’t get it right. You’re a real pro Martin. Love your channel!!!

Have you thought about an ultrasonic blade for cutting veneer and the like? Great job as always.

Mr. Color paints are really nice and match some particular colors. I used this paint trying to match a base color on a 1/16 RC tank. it was an exact match. and also how I found Mr. Leveling… both are awesome. I thin all my Tamiya and Mr. C paints with Mr. L. I would be curious what you think of their paint. thanks for all you do!

Very nice!

Sometimes I watch this video just to hear your voice overmodulate the microphone. cracks me up.

Your first attempt looks better than my several attempts Martin.

What a great build and dio. I always love to see your process and your results. As a little bit of an "FYI", you are right, your "monkeys" need tails. Without them, they are apes, and there are no apes species (other than humans) on Saipan. But, as a bit of artistic story telling, it's a brilliant addition to the scene. I can't wait to see you next "rusty" project!

Would be nice to see you do a Pacific Matilda or Burma M3 Lee at some point

Very nice cat, i have just started to build mine. Keep up the very good work im following your progress on all your model building. Thank you

Would love to see a lvta 4 in the sameish style as this, maybe on a beach

I would never throw out an incompleted model, regardless of how complete or messed up it might be. There's always something you can do with it

The techniques in this video helped me to get the surface texture right on a printed model of a huge toad monster. I dissolved plastic scraps in acetone until it was a thin paste, brushed that on the surface, and dabbed it with a brush to make a real rough chunky surface. That worked great. It gave the skin a nice texture and helps to hide layer lines. Thanks!

I ALWAYS love your work!

Well, it might be not nice to say, but the mill wheel is too large for the creek. This small creek will never run such a wheel.

Too much painting the destroy the beauty of the model. Too much talk

Dude, the plot twist with the diorama base... :D

Oh my God. Amazing work. Straight hands and great taste.

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😂Amazing work

Thank you )))

Really nice landscaping again. You became better and better in this. Can you explain sometime how you dilute your paint for the airbrush and which pressure you use?

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