Oil Dot Filter & Colour Modulation on Tiger 1 - 506 sPzAbt 1944

Yeah, I'm not sure why I called the loader's periscope the "gunsight" like 3 times in the video. Oh well.
Check out Uncle Night Shift's video for more progress on his own Tiger 1 project:
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[@NightShiftScaleModels]

Your videos are getting better and better, awesome editing and narration!

[@adamstewart1312]

you and night shift have to be the best model channels out there

[@naturalobserver6130]

Thanks, I know I'm not the only modeler that appreciates the step by step instruction.👍

[@Wintermute9366]

Really well done with this series! Very helpful for someone trying to get back into the hobby after a decade break

[@spruetherapy]

Dude, "rub it in dry". Oh man I did a proper laugh. Thanks for cheering up my Monday. Also, awesome tutorial vid!

[@dantimmerman6693]

Shes looking so good with the filtering.

[@crackerbarrel6965]

Back in my day we used to call it “staining” and “shadows”.

[@SmallSoldier]

Cool... your using figure painting techniques on armour. Light against dark for maximum contrast and impact. I think your use of light and dark colours really enhances the final look. Good stuff Evan!

[@simonmoss101]

Awesome effects and thank you for sharing. I will give them a go myself.

[@mariusionita266]

Oh yea, the quality content I expected, perfect to watch when I'm building my own model tank. Keep up the good work, my dude.

[@MrKersey]

Thanks for another great tutorial, I enjoyed it very much! Everything is clearly explained and the camerawork is superb. Stay safe and have a nice weekend!

[@chrisstorch1337]

Wow. Outstanding... you’ve become an artist who fluently describes the best techniques. Spoken from an old multiple medalist at amps from Harve de Grace to Indiana... great inspiration and wonderful artistry

[@cygnusx10]

Excellent vid. I think this is a technique that takes a considerable amount of time to get right, and can be easily overdone. I think this is turning out to be a great finish.

[@theoneandonlywoo846]

Thanks. learning so much, you have so many paints, washes, oils etc, any chance of a "How to weather on a budget video", as my wife will kill me if anymore Amazon packages arrive...

[@ytkomar1141]

This Tiger starts to look more more interesting! Very nice job, it’s great!

[@Gun-EZ]

Thanks. Combined this with Shift's foced contrast technique and got just the result I was looking for. Not chasing the realistic look, just making things for myself

[@erickirwan8703]

Really nice subtle effects there.

[@zurijonsson2085]

Very very helpful stuff Meister. Doing a two-tone allied tank and am gonna use this as a guidance....

[@davegalant4347]

Absolutely love your videos! Only recommendation I have is for you to rename them in the order they should be watched. This is especially helpful for multi-video build and weathering series like this Tiger model. i.e. Tiger Build 1; Tiger Paint 2, Tiger Wash 3, Tiger Dot filter 4. Or something like this. Keep up the awesome work!

[@gkp5569]

Excellent explanation