Let's Paint Some Shell Impacts And Other Cool Effects! | Tiger 1 Gruppe Fehrmann | RFM 1/35

Tonight we'll finally take a look at painting bounced shell impacts and chipped Zimmerit. As it turns out, painting chipping effects over Zimmerit pattern isn't as easy as one would think! And hey, we're also gonna paint some onboard tools and details, such as the barrel cleaning rods, periscopes and the fire extinguisher.
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[@NightShiftScaleModels]

Hey mates, Panzermeister36 also posted a new Tiger video on his channel. Very cool stuff, so make sure to check it out: kzbin.info/www/bejne/h3qzn2eupMmrb7s

[@capreoluscapreolus3127]

Panzermeister Is your son?

[@NightShiftScaleModels]

@@capreoluscapreolus3127 He's my uncle

[@calvinhuddleston576]

Hey night shift, I got a neat little challenge for you, just to throw in the list of stuff but since you like scratchbuilding my challenge/idea is to take the chassis of a tank and get an at model gun/artillery kit and design your own self propelled gun from scratch

[@capreoluscapreolus3127]

@@NightShiftScaleModels 😧

[@tonysun2472]

@@calvinhuddleston576 so like a sci-fi thing

[@hazardtrooper2791]

this is the worst yet best looking tiger I've seen

[@NightShiftScaleModels]

yey 😅

[@cudathehawgjetfixer7520]

She looks like she was rode hard and put away wet! Just like all combat vehicles did back in the day!

[@marcushillerstrom25]

@@cudathehawgjetfixer7520 I feel like there is a "your mama" joke somewhere around here...

[@altbzat]

i bet you are the only one who can actually make a messed up tank like the f13 look good ! :) thanks for a good video

[@TheBelrick]

I think though that the numbering was red with white bordering Not green Take a model of this tank with red lettering and desaturate. Looks just like the ww2 photo

[@GoneFishing-8373]

Me: oh that looks pretty goo- Nightshift: Damn it looks bad Me: Yea it looks really bad i dont like it

[@NightShiftScaleModels]

Credits will do fine... No, they won't!

[@GoneFishing-8373]

Night Shift 😂

[@MAN394631]

I cant wait friday afternoon 6.00pm, for armour modellers the happiest day of the week, im fascinated always by your work, yes i know i repeat myself, but i cant stop to praise you

[@toby6326]

"title of the video" AKA AMAZING CONTENT AS ALWAYS

[@SingleMaltZombie]

This is for sure becoming the most beautiful Tiger scale model I've seen so far...

[@Platycqb]

Those videos are always a treasure. Love the format, the humor, the techniques and the result. 👍🏻

[@ballisticsausage]

I like the effect of those impacts. Also, that fire extinguisher is awesome - I love it when transfers are incorporated withing the paint layers as they stop looking like transfers

[@NightShiftScaleModels]

Hehe, even though in this case it would be okay, because those extinguishers had metal placards, not just a random sticker :)

[@NoName-sb9tp]

You gave it the worst conditions yet it still look so beautiful

[@grggraziani]

Very difficult days here in Italy and your new video free my mind for some time thank you

[@murraykriner9425]

Glad that you are more in tune with what a battlehardened armour unit would have looked like after a few forays into the Hell of war. With the swift movement of columns, there would have been little time for even the smallest of repairs beyond the primary drive train, transmission, steel tracks, or the fully functioning armament. Most camouflage was apparently applied with mops that would have far from being very well done or covered the surface with any consistency. I enjoyed your content and instruction.

[@johngyarmati529]

Excellent tutorial and wokmanship....🤘

[@krysler1490]

Will you ever make a Discord or something similar where we can discuss stuff and share pictures of our own models?

[@jannowak9917]

I think discord server for modelers is great idea.

[@altbzat]

@@jannowak9917 I second that!

[@NightShiftScaleModels]

From what I've heard and seen modelling Discord servers are even wilder than some 4chan imageboards, so I'm staying as far away from it as I can.

[@404killer]

whats the point just use the comments

[@altbzat]

@@404killer I think it is mostly the ability to share your own work people are after... That would not work in the yt comment section :)

[@TheRaubein]

Never having even tried to build a modell ever, your videos are oddly satisfying.

[@williamphillips6779]

Rough day on patrol in the desert. Get back to the base and see a new video is up. Day just got WAY better!

[@pbyfr]

I like the impacts. Even after watching the channel for several months, the level of details in painting is amazing.

[@fhbooker]

A fantastic series of videos. Great tutorial and good humour. My go to for armour, excellent

[@kezzler9556]

She is really coming together. My experience with weld beams from my work is that they rust rather quickly when the paint is scraped off, like a day or two is enough to cover them with a thick layer of surface rust.

[@AdamMann3D]

Germans used nickel or some other non-corrosive metal to weld. I have a spare track that was spot welded on a tank during the war and the weld is perfectly silver shiny while the track looks like ass.

[@kezzler9556]

@@AdamMann3D Didn't know that, we learn something new everyday :) For my welds I always spray the welds with zinc primer right after to stop the oxidation.

[@tlw4237]

Doesn’t that depend somewhat on the welding process, the metals, filler rod composition, flux used if it’s an arc process and the general competency of the welder? I do agree that welds exposed to the atmosphere or water generally lose their shiny appearance quickly - my preferred colours for representing exposed weld beads are Tamiya’s metallic grey or dark iron, depending on how long I imagine the paint to have been missing. There’s also the tendency for rust to form along the sides of weld beads and in any pitting in the bead, which can happen incredibly quickly. And once started it tends to spread under the paint until all of a sudden a big patch of rust breaks through the paint or the paint flakes off wholesale and you realise you’ve got a serious corrosion problem. As I found out while starting to attempt to repair my elderly Land Rover’s chassis :-(. Mind you, some of those 20 year old weld beads were still incredibly tough and could resist a vigorously applied cold chisel despite the rust.

[@altbzat]

Poor German welders must have had the runs for years...

[@tlw4237]

@@AdamMann3D Doing some digging around points towards the Germans using manual arc (“stick”) welding throughout the war. The electrodes/filler rods probably being a steel/nickel/? alloy, of which several varieties existed at the time. It’s possible they were using a quite high-grade stainless steel of some sort, though stainless is tricky to weld and not really ideal for armouring purposes. British examination of a Pz III apparently found some welds had problems, including voids, flux in the welds and welds cracking away from the plate they were supposed to be fused into. With hindsight the cracking sounds rather like a hydrogen embrittlement issue. That wasn't fully understood at the time and effective rods and processes to avoid it were very much in their infancy. Weld inspection wasn’t anything like as advanced as nowadays of course so the first indication of a failing or poor weld may have been when the armour came apart as a weld gave way after being hit by a solid APDS shot.. The Soviets seem to have regarded German welding as inferior to both Soviet and US late-war automatic submerged-arc welding, at least for welding armour. Which isn’t surprising as submerged arc would give much stronger welds in thick armour plate. Submerged arc isn’t really possible to do manually as it requires tight control over both the depth of the electrode in the weld and the speed the weld progresses at. Machine welding has the disadvantage of needing a complicated machine but the advantage of consistency once everything is working right, unlike a newly trained human welder. So the often repeated assertions that German welding was always really good and Soviet welding frequently poor may be just that - assertions.

[@loupiscanis9449]

Thank you , Uncle Martin .

[@highdarktemplar]

Looks amazing so far, even with that "curious" paint scheme. Thanks for making these kind of videos !!!!!!! Cheers from Chile !!

[@esther1956]

I learn a lot by watching your videos and instructions... thanks!!

[@andrewschanck3363]

MARTIN!!!! I love it, my man. That is all.

[@ivaylotsvetkov3801]

Honestly I loved the whole model with the exception of all of the rusty shell impacts :(. You usually pay so much attention to make everything feel very individual and unique and then you made all of the craters rusty, as if they happened all the way back in 1941 and the tank was never hit again. I hope they end up having more character down the line

[@vonclark6344]

Man just keep coming back to you as I’m building. I’ve got a hannomag with a fuel trailer. A early panther. A panzer 3. A jadgtiger. A Pz.Kpfw.IV. A super Sherman. (Fun with added frontal plate armor). A king tiger and a T 55 all being “helped” buy you. Thanks 🙏

[@georgepap3109]

Very nice job mate...we are looking forward for the next episode!

[@beachbumsdn80]

The attention to details and the research into the figure is amazing. Cant wait for the next parts!

[@clivecro4971]

Nice touches Martin she is the cat with nine lives. 😉👍⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐

[@tankenthusiast6311]

I enjoy how your model subverts from the regular, safe looking tiger. The variation of colors and the rusty areas create a nice paintjob making this a real eye catcher.

[@jakubrosa2054]

Ah man, I appreciate the Slovak in the bloopers section.👌

[@nickcharles5891]

Excellent lesson from the Master!

[@bcmfin]

Thanks for this, I love your style. Both informative and entertaining. Keep 'em coming.

[@gaetamodeler]

You're like the ice cream dad in modeling 😁, Nice máster class👍

[@Pallium_Industries]

"beautiful, charmfull, and healthy individuals", well... Guess I can't watch this one

[@NightShiftScaleModels]

I hope you're at least healthy!

[@TOXIC_BONES]

@@NightShiftScaleModels he's ded

[@flipvdfluitketel867]

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[@barneystorer1092]

@@flipvdfluitketel867 h4e's de4d

[@NightShiftScaleModels]

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[@b4bbf4rrell]

Great stuff Martin Inspiring - 40 years since I have done any modelling and over the last few weeks of enforced home leave I have tidied our attic, found old kits that moved into this house with me 21 years ago and redirected the model building! Discovered your videos, abandoned my old 1/76 scale kits after affecting some repairs! ... Now I have bought online some new 1/35 kits and re-equipped my model tools, etc .. Nobody does these videos detailing British equipment to the quality of you or Plasmo... Maybe a gap in the market!- can't say if it will be me filling the gap, as my skills are untested at this scale and debatable! Keep up the great work.

[@donfrandsen7778]

Unique paint ideas.....your execution of it and weathering detailing and finishing , washes, tonal changes....rust and chipping... Just amazing ....it is incredibly done. Just amazing !!!!!! Really its inspirational !!!

[@lubomirhutan3436]

Would be amazing in a little diorama! Like on the photo it could be in front of like a bush

[@Patrick-cr7ql]

Not sure about the tone of the colors and rust. But I agree with another post, you have done a LOT of work on this tank. The shell impacts look very nice, and I tried your methods on a KT tank I did as a gift for my Son. It turned out pretty good too. I love your results.

[@cygnusx10]

It's all the little details (like the fire extinguisher) that make good models become great models. Fantastic work. Great vid, thanks for sharing.

[@wudee1234]

Looks fantastic! Enjoy your videos, keep em coming.

[@panzercreator8496]

Great, very great! Your videos can motivate to build own models better! Thank you bro)

[@AirBEARist]

Tank is looking awesome

[@chriswobcke7271]

Wow You are truly the king of weathering and surface effects. It looks real. I have learned so much. Thank you

[@michaelclarke8507]

Got both of you on my list to watch stay safe

[@jesperohlrich7090]

Every time I watch one of your videos, I am super impressed. You skill level is amazing :) Keep up the great work :)

[@cjkirkland4160]

I really dig the battle damage. Thank you for reviewing that technique. It looks interesting and amazing!

[@jairorobles9162]

Excelente trabajo, muy realista , gracias por compartir esas técnicas , eso nos enriquese a los que nos gusta ese arte, saludos cordiales desde Bogota-colombia.

[@richardcowley1988]

Been watching your videos recently as a new modeller, really love your work and your sense of humour. You are a true inspiration for me ❤

[@charlesrodgers1604]

That fire extinguisher looks awesome. The damage looks great too.

[@feliches360s]

Holy cow, I want in on this hobby!!!

[@321CatDaddy]

Excellent Trump L’oeil! I will have to try that on my next tank.

[@WayneNiles01]

I wish I had your patience. These video's are great, you do a terrific job and present these so well. Thank you for these Martin.

[@chipchaffee2416]

Thank you uncle , love your videos

[@DaveyChainZ69]

Another awesome build Uncle Martin

[@sidiatchik]

Ваш контент лучший по моделизму! Перед Вашим мастерством снимаю шляпу! Просто класс!

[@The_Last_of_K]

Man this tiger is great! Love that heavy weathering, damaged zimmeritt, shell impacts and rust tones. It's always nice to have a place for those things when painting model :D

[@soofm-frenchscalemodeler7903]

Hype for next video as I need to paint tracks for the turret of my E-75 and E-50

[@mikhielthorsson6033]

Yes it does look very interesting, and once the stay at home order is lifted, I can't wait to try it out on a new model.

[@larryscarafile7309]

Very good job. This was one of the finest paint jobs I've seen

[@rickjohansson3202]

I have so much fun watching your videos, love your humor :)

[@MrJoeGarner]

WOW! Your weathering effects look so real! Simply amazing.

[@tomashorvath6616]

Cav super prácička. Tvoje videa sú top.

[@richardtabassi1947]

Amazing as always. Thank you for doing the shell impact tutorial, fantastic!

[@matusff]

I actually rly like the way this tiger looks, it has history and a character thats for sure, and in some weird way, all the damage, different paints etc somehow match

[@joebringas4807]

Awesome work as usual Martin.

[@silenttraveler2710]

Total Awesomeness

[@lucasszymanski114]

beautiful work man! You really need to start 3d scanning your models so people can appreciate all the detailed work you do. Keep up the amazing videos and enjoyable commentary. Dziekuje.

[@lunaball2112]

I'm really enjoying seeing this Tiger come together. keep up the great work!

[@arthurchang5940]

Best video SO FAR I lOVE YOU!

[@AngelGiraldeZ]

AWESOME!!!!!!!!!!

[@owenmayes2128]

As ever, superb.

[@kaminari94]

Nice! New technique and that beautiful fire extinguish- *compressor starts*

[@wadesplacejones4577]

Great video, I really like the shell impacts. I've started doing this to my tanks and watching you paint them was very helpful I always learn a lot from your videos. Thanks for making them, and I wish you and your family well during virus crisis.

[@sqike001ton]

one thing that would have been interesting is some battle damage that is painted over with the olive green. a few hits of the hits could have happened before the field painting and after the Zimmerit application and referb.

[@richardperry21]

Fantastic job

[@stephen1942]

Stunning attention to detail. Am really enjoying these videos.please keep them coming.

[@Abraleo]

This video is a much better love story than twilight.

[@chloeprice620]

Incredible work! Just when I thought I was getting good....Theres a new video from Uncle Night Shift. I always look forward to your tutorials, stay well!

[@simpleknight1922]

Not to forget the weathered MG gun barrel and Flawed Transmission

[@simonemoretti7190]

Wow! The shell impact holes are amazing!

[@aryamanverma1857]

this would be really nice in a diorama

[@Jonsugg]

Looks great, love the rusted steel effect on the tools.

[@woodysmodels8738]

Great update enjoy your videos.

[@silverdragontm9548]

Looking great, I thought the fire extinguisher was red... seems like I have to overwork my painted tigers... and congrats, you didn’t called it ugly this time!

[@stevenmattson3164]

I think it's important to have a story about why and what happened to a vehicle. The example you have here with an early Tiger that was refitted with some zimmeritt and new paint over the grey AND the story behind what happened to the fire extinguisher! Appreciated.

[@everydayhero5076]

I have a feeling this channel will end up bringing you out of your house and possibly around the world.

[@joshuashikles9095]

It's looking great Uncle can't wait to see the up coming videos on rusting the exhaust and spare tracks. You always have awesome videos that are very entertaining, and extremely helpful. I have learned alot from your videos. Keep up the great work my friend and stay safe.

[@cudathehawgjetfixer7520]

Great video, thanks for sharing, you should start playing with your airbrush more, then you'll use the airbrush more and less bristles but still your technic is awesome and simple, I'll be trying it on my next armor project. Again thanks for sharing!

[@kaynioduschewski7123]

MASTERPIECE

[@nychrom9475]

Ahoj Martine! Náhodný výběr na YT mi tě hodil na hlavní stránku, po tvém jednom videu mě přivedla chuť si otevřít a rozdělat zase po letech nějaký model. Tvá úžasná práce je hrozně inspirativní, máš talent! Posílám pozdrav z Boleslavi na Slovensko.

[@paulowen637]

Hi, nice job. FYI: zimmerit was an orange-tan colour. It was made from sawdust and ochre pigment, plus some binding agents. I have a piece and it looks like a caramel colour. I suppose the colour could change depending on what kind of wood the saw dust comes from.

[@magemaster101]

I’ve waited all week for this video. You’ve inspired me to be a better artist. Also, you’re insane. I can’t believe the level of detail you are willing to put into your work. Amazing stuff.

[@alanwalsh4021]

Those impact hits look fantastic, great tutorial video.👍🏼

[@panzer-meister]

It's beautiful ! Also I had watched the Panzermeister36's Tiger I. That's excellent too. I'm looking forward to the next.

[@markkloman7828]

I had just binge watched this and the KV 220 - 2 videos yesterday. I am really impressed by your work. I'm left wondering about your research. I think we could use a video on that. The research you do on subjects seems to be amped up beyond what myself, and I think most folks do. I've never used photo shop in such ways.

[@greatoverlordchikonmaster7226]

Have you considered painting a Porsche Tiger for the next series of videos? You talked about wanting to do an entire tank in panzergrau, and it seems like a perfect fit

[@NightShiftScaleModels]

Maybe one day, but it would be in 3 tone camo and coated with Zimmerit

[@origami26]

tiger P? Oh yes

[@Uli_Krosse]

Have a Happy Easter regardless of the momentary chaos, mate. I'm not saying you are completely sane, but you do indeed keep many of us from going even more nuts with cabin fever. ;) Again, Happy Easter, health and safety to you and your loved ones.

[@MrKersey]

Thanks for another great tutorial, Martin, have a great and safe weekend.

[@SuperSherman44]

Thanks for making this video!! Really needed it for my Sherman 105mm because it has shell impact marks and I wanted to make them rusty ;)

[@optimusWII]

I really like how the zimmerit turned out