How To Make Your Tank Lived In! (Jagdpanther, Meng 1/35)

[@earltheartist3697]

Uncle night shift is a well of wisdom. always learning new things and making mistakes along the way. hope your leg has healed up nice and well!

[@NightShiftScaleModels]

Thank you! I can finally walk on my own, although a small crutch is often helpful. There's one more x-ray right before Christmas, and I hope it's gonna be the last one :)

[@windpeoples]

Agreed!

[@jacobakana5649]

The amount of texture on this model is fabulous! Rolled and cast steel, zimmerit, chipped paint, rust, and stowage. Amazing! I am excited to see the tankers and their puppy painted up soon!

[@cosminetron]

Reminds me when I was looking back to older videos searching something on rust or chipping or whatever, and stumbling upon one of the vids where you said you hated everything stowage, started laughing out like a maniac in the irony. How far we've went since.

[@NightShiftScaleModels]

Oh, the character development!! :D

[@jimaltergott9326]

Outstanding work Martin! I dream of making AFVs look like you do on a regular basis. Your models look like tanks as they do in the field; big, dirty and filthy! Thanks again for your channel and I look forward to seeing the figures and diorama come together, CHEEERS!!

[@NightShiftScaleModels]

Thank you! The diorama is going to be the biggest, most ambitious project so far! I'm currently building a house for it and it's MASSIVE :)

[@Brave_Sir_Robin]

@@NightShiftScaleModels hype!!!

[@SparkRattle]

Uncle Night Shift always kept me company in my own night shift. :) Working from home can sometimes be a drag especially without hearing Uncle Night Shift's chatter to keep me company.

[@stephenbridges2791]

Very nicely done. I guess I am more fortunate than most. When I am trying for that "lived in" look, I reflect back on my Marine Corps days. We had to keep things clean. Yes. But, no matter how good you were at that; there is always going to be evidence of human contact. In many ways, it is a very subtle effect. Sometimes, that subtlety make it difficult to replicate. Well done, sir.

[@joaquimsommaferrari7298]

This is a legited work. I love the wooden box for the panzerfauzt!! And also the coper wire as the cables to atach foliage. I don’t now if this time you want to do a diorama with water, but i really recomend to you the AK resin water. Very easy to use and a great realistic look!!

[@NightShiftScaleModels]

Just bought the two component AK water for my next diorama! Not this one, but the one after. There's gonna be a LOT of water :)

[@certifiedidiot9625]

These videos are the reason that I love Fridays!

[@SilvioCM]

My friends.... My friday is not complete without your video. You are awesome, so your work!

[@5tmvgy4k]

It would be fun to see some coffee rings and perhaps a coffee mug near a top hatch. Crew often 'hung-out' seated just inside the hatches with a brew between legs of a journey. A well placed sandwich in paper wrap would be a unique addition too.

[@Algebrodadio]

Night Shift is a freaking technician - all of the "how to" knowledge, all in one person's head.

[@blackphantom99]

This has been an amazing build man, Thankyou for all your hard work and all the helpful tips/tricks. Loved all of it! Stay happy and healthy my friend. ☺️👍

[@iwantmynametobeaslongaspos7194]

I love how I’m like “wow that looks great” and it just keeps getting better I hope one day I can even finish one model let alone do all this

[@jakeshobbysimulator2188]

Amazing work!! Your the best!

[@mikemodels928]

The amount of details u add is insane.

[@Asgar1205]

This looks absolutely amazing. I couldn't never do anything that looks anywhere near that good!

[@daniellejones5981]

This Jagdpanther is Wunderbar! But you're breaking my heart... That wire strung all over tanks in Normandy was Copper Wire from Telephone Poles! Anealed Copper Wire is the perfect color. I've been building for 50 years and it was getting boring, but you've stoked the fire in me again!!! Thank You!

[@Gundumb_guy]

Geez This thing is insane. Idk how but these models just keep getting better and better!

[@guusvanbroekhoven4067]

Ah yes, nothing better then nightshift while feeling sick. Very nice

[@kallemon]

It would be amazing to see you work your magic on a Warhammer 40 000 tank!

[@jaysontadlock1871]

I can’t wait to see you make a 3D printed tonka look just as this. I believe in you.

[@captaintaxi6884]

It's Friday again, hello uncle Night Shift

[@andrewschanck3363]

MARTIN!!!!!!!!!! Dude. Perfection. That is all.

[@Arno_L]

Great idea for the making of the water crosses on jerricans! It makes my day! Thank you

[@matthayward7889]

Any day that starts “mah friends” is a good one 👌

[@mark3863]

The details in this scale always blow my mind, truly amazing.

[@gruppenfuhrer45]

Martin your skills are absolutely incredible.

[@UnholyFrenzy_]

Amazing as always. Now I know what to do with some of the copper wire I've had on a small box for the past 7 years lol Also. It's really cool how you got over your stowage phobia and the results of it

[@NightShiftScaleModels]

Stowage opens up a whole new world of creativity, so it's an absolute win situation! :)

[@UnholyFrenzy_]

@@NightShiftScaleModels Definetly. I was thinking about adding a few 1/48 jerry cans to my Tiger 1. And also adding some zimmerit left overs, to make something like a veteran Tiger 1 early version that managed to survive until the late part of the war. The hybrid one you made got me really inspired. I only wish I had a bigger budget or a 3d printer to do other modifications, like adding mid-late production wheels lol

[@KayserEin]

Ah, so glad to find your latest video article. I really look forward to it, after work on Friday.

[@7Torin]

Best modeler on KZbin! Amazing job, thanks for your inspiration and hope that leg has healed!!!

[@JohnMullerJDGCTRy]

Another great lesson from the Master. Thank you so very much for sharing your knowledge and posts.

[@MacD1074]

Bravo. Great episode. The finishing touches really bring the model to life.

[@davidhunter1975]

Hey night shift, I’m amazed at the attention to your super details your work is out of this world, I would love to see you build a British centurion 👍🏼

[@mickeforsberg4238]

Amazing and awesome work on this tank and I'm happy to see how you do things and how you paint and weathering the object. 10/10 is a very good and I'm looking forward to your next project. Bravo!!!!!!

[@benward5732]

Yeah the weekend starts with a visit from Unky Nightshift!

[@HO-bndk]

The last things you'd ever want on your engine deck are a jerrycan of petrol and a crate of anti-tank weapons! "Here, Ivan! Please blow us up!"

[@jennydeath6844]

That effect for the zinc plated can is super useful. I've been looking for a easy way for that effect for a while

[@nickbutler7935]

Great video. It's great to see the progression, also the trials and errors, We all make them. Keep up the super work, looking forward to the next installment. Cheers from the U.K.

[@jonL88]

That’s not a tank destroyer, that’s a nice comfy home

[@THROTTLEPOWER]

Excellent work my friend ......................... 👍

[@mpetersen6]

No arguements about stowage, dirt, mud and dents and dings to sheet metal areas (fenders etc). But paint fading. Just how long were these vehicles in service anyway. Between being caught out on the roads, abandoned due to breakdowns or other reasons. One good idea for a small diorama might be a Panther or other piece of German armour getting its summer camo painted over white for winter

[@Astandane]

You must have been an alchemist in a past life, given how you transform these models ;) Would be interested to see you do a 40k tank one day.

[@dietermuller8625]

This is a Masterpiece! And to be honest: The best Jagdpanther !🤩Greets from Germany 😀

[@mikemee8002]

Love the blue Tarp!

[@KJ-kn8pg]

Wonderful work Martin! I don't really have anything to say but here, take a comment for the algorithm.

[@amorpheus-_-3563]

Hi Martin! I’m watching your videos for some time now and a I must say - by far this is the best looking model you created. This may sound paradoxically, since all your models are super cool, but every next model appears cooler than previous, and you keep jumping over your head each time. I can’t even guess what we may see in your future projects. Good luck!)

[@benross5221]

Fridays are the best

[@simonacuthbert1]

Brilliant. Saved, ready to be enjoyed later this evening with a couple of beers. Thanks, Martin and have a good weekend.

[@francisthecooldownroad342]

Nr 516 that shays yes Thxs Night Shift. if you paint a wire like that, just use thin paper behind the wire.

[@dukesofdevon]

Hotddamn, loving this one. Well played sir!

[@geraldbrooks2763]

Awe yeah. Best part of my friday

[@engelbertstrauss2354]

Sensationell, besser geht‘s einfach nicht!!! 🤩👍🏼 🏆🥇

[@ScottKenny1978]

I'm always amazed at how few metallic paints you use.

[@loeb27]

so cool ! I wanted to see a tank commander with an umbrella like in normandy :-)

[@Brave_Sir_Robin]

Ohhh now I see why you didn’t weather the stowage with the rest of the tank! Looks amazing!

[@KKuruc80]

After you started to build this Jagdpanther there was a show in Hungary where I could buy a Dragon Panther ausf A. I really like this "soviet bathroom zimmerit" :D So...I started to search some references and I found some photos of a Normandy Panther where used chicken net to camouflage it.

[@thecontendingforthefaith]

The rounded-corner square part of the fire extinguisher should be the color the extinguisher, not the tank. It was a built in handle on the extinguisher, each half folds out towards the center to form a handle.

[@loupiscanis9449]

Thank you, Uncle Martin .

[@BananaArmsMcNess]

I really enjoyed this video. Thank you for taking the time to share you techniques with us.

[@philRminiatures]

Incredible details...and weathering job!👏

[@flyingscotsman9657]

loving how your doing more German classics! I hope your leg is alright now

[@ohhi8021]

Thanks so much, you made my day!

[@mrkii538]

Jagdpanter: works on fuel Night Shift: works on coffee

[@ryanbruner8928]

This amazing model would have been flawless,if only you would have added a rusty bucket :D

[@TheRedruffian]

There should always be a rusty bucket, right? 🤭

[@NightShiftScaleModels]

It's not a german tank unless there's a bucket hanging on the back, therefore this one is trying very hard to look NOT like a german tank :D

[@glennvogt1194]

You never fail to amaze me. Great work as always. Just me but I would do the figures next since they are more part of the tank rather than the diorama.

[@deltic5514]

As usual outstanding work Martin

[@PhuVet]

To add tone and depth, try ammo shaders, I just started using them and they add quite a bit to the depth of color, especially greens and tans.

[@jonholliday9056]

Uncle Night Shift you are the go to guy whenever I want to learn about a new technique, both inspiring and slightly dispiriting at the same time. My models don't even come close to yours but keep up the good work and one day I might be satisfied with what I have made. BTW where did you get your model stand shown in this video at 31 seconds in? I want one!

[@silverdragontm9548]

Well, cheers to you, too. What about the water canister put on an allied tank? Captured equipment? A cherry on the top for the most curios observers?

[@AceOfBlackjack]

Oh. That's actually good

[@billyray94]

Some of your finest work... Well done!!!

[@onedollarminiatures.]

Love the Way you pronounce chips, tjsssccjhhipz! Gives me good bumped every time!

[@warwickstephenson1613]

Beautiful sadly have not had much success with my models as of late my two latest builds had to be stripped due to the weathering going wrong.

[@garyparker2969]

Super Work Sir, Glad To Hear Your Leg's Healing Well. God Bless All.

[@rickysargulesh1053]

Just discovered your channel. Your models are insanely detailed and awesome to look at. Great stuff.

[@treyzmodels422]

Newbie here ,found your channel and love it! Wealth of info and very entertaining! Binge watching and catching up it's like trying to drink from a fire hydrant. I usually build wing things but this is inspiring me to bust some armor out of my stash! Great content ! Thanks👍

[@mrplague9881]

That looks amazing! Looking forward to the rest of the project. :)

[@maszellz]

Day 1 of asking Nightshift to make a finish stug with unpainted concrete.

[@vehicularMCS]

I said this on the last video, but it was pretty late after posting. Hope this doesn't come across as spamming you, but I'd really love to see you do some smaller scale tanks. Especially gaming models like Flames of War or 40k Imperial Guard Leman Russ's. I think the Flames of War models are pretty light on detail, and I think it would be cool to see how you make them feel more real at that small of a scale.

[@NightShiftScaleModels]

I kinda lost passion for the small scale stuff although I built several of them not that long ago. The smallest scale I tackled lately was 1/48. I should probably resupply my stash of 1/72 kits :)

[@kareemofwheat3770]

dude, I love your videos and I have not made a model since 1993

[@donaldhall8785]

Beautiful job! If you ever put figures with it may I recommend the Minimart after kits for drinks, food etc.

[@lioneldeltombe4765]

Your level is going to push over the stars.....

[@peterwest8151]

Maybe a cool idea for the tarps is to paint one with a german camo pattern just like a zeltbahn.

[@freehand2090]

Looks great. The only thing that's unrealistic is the fact that a real one would of run out of fuel, before it got in this state!

[@SPSteve]

Excellent episode! Amazing model!

[@kittentheluna1698]

Hey Martin, really enjoying your channel and learning a lot!!! One suggestion - if possible - could you post a list of the products you use in the description?! As I am changingg from enamels to acrylics it would be a lot easier to buy all those little potions of magic that you use. Trying to replicate the master 😁. Thanks ahead und keep on posting that beautiful models! 👌👌👌👌

[@loganjenkins7459]

I'd love to see this guy work on a Gunpla kit.

[@InsufficientGravitas]

you could stick the water canister in the diorama somewhere.

[@marvinothetanker2285]

amazing as always

[@Panzermeister36]

You should have just put that wire in some blackening fluid to save you stress :P But, great work as always Martin!

[@dubmeisterxd2133]

seeing all these weathering techniques makes me wonder, have you ever thought about doing a destroyed/burned tank?

[@NightShiftScaleModels]

That's coming to this channel very soon!

[@AceOfBlackjack]

@@NightShiftScaleModels yeeeessss

[@ScaleModelIncLIVE]

The work on the zinc plated can was exquisite. I would never have even thought of that. Consider the technique stolen!

[@lukedelport8231]

Looking really good mate keep it up

[@SteveKeithmodels]

Cheapest wet pallet... A travel soap dish, dish sponge, and a cut to fit piece of printer paper... If your on a budget. Cost me like $3 U.S

[@woody5109]

Bloody brilliant

[@XxBloggs]

Looks amazing

[@bigeye6606]

Thank you, as always fantastic work.

[@rodgersmilth30]

Loving the model, but I gotta know what you did to make that coffee. That looks delicious.

[@lmmodellismomilitare]

So interesting video ad usual my friend. Your Channel Is the best on yt. Ciao

[@AntoinePsh]

I have a 1:72 JagdPanther Sdkfz 173 and the Bfw. Jagdpather (command version) in WarThunder and it's a very good SPG

[@arschieeesss]

Fun fact! Chicken wire was also used by the Royal Engineers to revet trenches during the first world war!