Building theTamiya 1/35 M10 diorama " Firing Position " using the new kit 35350
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Thank you for watching this is building of a diorama "Firing Position" for the NEW Tamiya 1/35 M10 Tank destroyer kit 35350.
This diorama represents a M10 on the edge of a forest firing on a far off position using high explosive rounds in late 1944.
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Making some "Armour" dioramas myself.. good to see other folks involved in the hobby!....
inspired me to build my first model in over 20 years and first ever diorama. please keep the vids coming.
Love these videos ... they make great work look so easy and are very inspiring. I was talking recently to a guy who owns a model shop that has been around since I was a kid, and in his opinion young people just aren't into modeling anymore. Mostly it's by old retired guys like me. If true, it's too bad, because I still like to get down to tabletop level with that one-eyed, squinty, perspective-shrinking look and think, "That looks so cool." Keep up the good work, Andy.
Thank you, that is all true but I notice when people hit there late 20's many are looking for some kind of hobby and I have many 20's -40's people doing it
Many years ago, time travel back 60 years and you would find myself along with neighbor playing Army with our soldiers, vehicles in our back yards. Weathering was using testers paint and actual dirt..
Same but im 13 rn
Another terrific episode!
Thanks Andy, I've learned so much from you. Thanks for posting
As always Andy great work and video, thanks for sharing.
Very nice diorama indeed.
Thank you
Andy's Hobby Headquarters You're welcome.
Great Diorama! :)
one thing I would've added to make it a bit more vivid is a bit piled orange Grass beneath the trees to emulate the shed needles. With just the grass under them they look a bit sterile.
I like it
very nicely done
Thank you
Very effective dio tutorial. Thanks Andy
Thank you
Nice video. Brings back memories of when I used to do this kinda stuff.
Very nice job
Thank you
Very Cool Dio
Thank you
enjoyed it! greets from germany
Very cool project dio,
Well done Andy as usual
All your vids are truly inspiring, energetic!!!
My fav subjects US, German, Soviet Armor
Go Andy!!!!
Love this dio!!!
GREAT job Andy!! Looks really nice...the model AND the diorama!!!
lol when you painted it with the red it looked like the surface of Mars. Nice Diorama
Thank you, it did
Very effective dio tutorial.
thank you
Really enjoyed that. It would be super helpful if you put a list of materials you used. Thanks heaps.
that would be nice
Very nice Andy! I like it! I'll tell you what...you have got me in the mood to build a tank. I can't wait!! I am looking forward to your next video. Thanks very much for your time...
Thank you for watching and kind comments.
I get ASMR from watching this :)
Looks great!
Great diorama!
Thank you
Nice diorama, I like it alot.
J'adore vos vidéos, maquettiste également .j'adore regarder ce genre de vidéo ,et les vôtres sont très explicites.... bref nickel👍🏼👍🏼👍🏼👍🏼
Very good I buy tank model because of you lol
thank you that's great have fun building it.
Good 👍
Thanks
Another amazing episode
Thank you.
where can I buy those kinds of trees you have in the video?
Excellent work!
Thank you Shawn
excellent video, very informative. I wish that i can someday start building diomarias.
this is fantastic Andy!! bad ass
thank you
Great job on the M10 diorama, it looks really good.
Thank you
really cool build, and dio.
Thank you
Love all the video s you make ,great model maker...Greetings from Frankfurt Germany,Keep up the great work Andy...
Awesome Andy
Thank you
I just subscribed and have been watching a variety of your videos. Very much enjoying them. You make it look so easy! My only comment - suggestion would be to add a list of the materials. Especially the paints so that those of us who want to copy this while learning can have an easier time.
awesome Andy love it the kit is awesome too cnt wait to get it
Thank you
Congrats on the great build andy
Thank you
Another great video!
Thank you
Very nice! 👍
Thank you
You should make more dioramas
Its very useful for me to watch Your videos. I find out a lot about my hobby and I improve my English.
According the diorama, it seems to me that the trees could be in front of M10. Crew is looking for enemies towards. Or was M10 moving back away of the Tiger tank ,mabye?
love it
Great great
where you get them types of trees from mate? where can i buy the grass you used and other stuff to make the layout?
You deserve more subscribers
good model i like it :D
Thank you
Ok so I want to start this off by saying that this a beautiful diorama with great detail I could do nothing eve close to it but please make track lines where the tank was coming from its Facing forward but no evidence of it coming to that spot there are trees behind it as if it was just plopped into that spot
Could it be that the M10 has a reverse gear?
Eric C I agree, anyways none of the trees behind it are knocked down so it technically reversed into there
Transmission: Synchromesh 5 speeds forward, 1 reverse so it did indeed have a reverse gear.
As usual Andy.. Nice work !! what type/.Brand of trees are those??.. they look great !!
they are made by a company called model scene
well done,keep up the good work!
Thank you
Even Belgium is watching your hints,tips&trics!!!
thank you
Where can I find trees that size or possibly order them? I've always had a hard time with trees. Any info to point me in the right direction would be great. Amazing diorama!
nice!
lindo muito lindo
LOL when it said "add weed"!
Akib Lodhi "add weeds"
Snoop would love that
Really like this , where the trees made from kit or hand built. If hand built how about showing us these were made. I'm building a diorama on the Hungten Forest and need about a dozen trees
You should've added a smoke/flame effect coming out of the barrel
great tips as usual Andy, brilliant build....question what would you suggest to use to do zimmerit? I have seen guys use wood puddy to automotive bondo to a hot screw driver.
Also on your shop web sight is it possible to list all your military inventory? that way I could give a shopping list to the in-laws when they snowbird.... a faithful viewer from up north..CHEERS
Do you sell the trees you used in your diorama, along with the bushes and grass? I'm trying my first diorama and want it to look similar to yours.
Excellent work could you put a list of materials you used
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Andy, have you seen the film, Saints and Soldiers, Battle of the Tanks? It features two M-10 TDs and three replica Mk III Panzers. Not a bad flick.
its also known as saints and soldiers :the void
Hello Andy. I really enjoy all your videos! But I was wondering what kind of trees you use? What make are they from? Hope you will respond to my question. Keep on doing what you do!
is the turret of the tank moveable?
yes
Gsonz HD hand cranked turret,very slow to rotate
SamTulster i meant the turret of the model. Lol
yes most tank models on the market have movable turrets tamiya and academy almost always have movable turrets a
Cool video
From which brand are these trees?
Thank you they are made by model scene
Are these hard to make
i thought you were going to winter diorama, still great job though! i have just started doing models. my first on was the Tamiya tiger ii 1/35 scale :3
one^
yeah, I was going to winter, but the figures weren't in cold weather gear . Thank you for watching
Are the trees also scale 1:35? because the ones i can get here in the netherlands are 40cm high. These are smaller
Looks great Andy! However i just have one tiny detail to add, the tank tracks seem to be levitating from the ground and not dug in as in a real scenario, maybe add a little weight on it? other than that, great job mate
Yeah I know I shifted the tank and didn't fit it back in when I was filming, I have moved it and it fits alot better .thanks for watching
i see, thank you!
I need to take photos more often , I noticed if I take a photo and look at it I see flaws easier and quicker, then looking at the model. Thank you as always for watching.
Please do, it's always a pleasure to see you work!
What brass shells did you use for this diorama?
Really nicely done Andy!! What type/brand of weeds were they can you give me details please
Thank you, its a bag of mixed colored foliage that I thought looks like weeds, sorry I don't have more info I got it a long time ago and it has no label on it
Hi Andy
Is it better to paint the panel lines black or the whole vehicle for a shadow coat?
I like to spray the whole thing so it creates shadows beyond just panel lines
I have 2 questions. First is the antenna stretched sprue or wire? if wire what size? And second would regular plaster of paris work for the base? Great job, really glad I found your site.
Thank you the antenna is just stretched sprue , I believe regular plaster will work fine
What editor do u use for ur videos?
hey Andy what do you use for the white stuff in the first step? also what brand?
se light weight hydrocal plaster
ok thx :)
Nice vid Andy, what scale trees did you use?
Thank you, they are just generic scale about 5-9 "
Will Diluted Putty works as an replacement for the plaster?
I don't think so because it won't take paint the same way as plaster would. It might work in small areas as a patch,
Really want to start making these, but I don't think I'll be good at it
FrostyCastle that’s what I thought too, start small to get the basics then branch out to larger scenes. Checkout PLASMO - plastic models channel for more awesome dios and builds. Good photos of real locations help a too!
How tall are those pine / spruce trees Andy? I really need your help.
I have a question. How do you get the dust and the weed to stick to the diorama?
Also, how do you clean the dust that eventually accumulates overtime?
The dust and weed is applied before the PVA glue dries, and you can use a brush to clean the dust of or just get some tempered glass cut at a local place that cuts glass and make a case
Either 50/50 white glue and water mix or matte medium. I'd suggest first wetting the scenery material with regular rubbing alcohol to break the surface tension of the glue/water mix. You could also paint the surface of the plaster with regular "dirt" colored latex paint and put the initial layers of scenery material into the wet paint. That will hold the first layers in place just fine.
Andy, any plan on reviewing miniarts new su122 once released ??
That would be a good idea.
How do you fix the pigment?
are these trees scratch built or kits ....if they're kits what's the name of the kits and where do I get them
Thank you....I have seen trees but really not looked closely at them... Some I've seen just don't have that realistic look though... But I will check them out closer
those tank kits are expensive!!!!
What 1 35 scale armoured vehicle would you recommend for someone new to armour?
try a Tamiya Sherman or Sturmgeschutz they are great for just starting out
Okay will have a look. Thanks. Keep up the great work
thank you
what airbrush do you use?
Iwata hpc
What was the base made of again?
Where do you learn how to do all of this?
Make stug III "Finish army" next please
Finnish*
Wait u can put regular tamiya paint in an airbrush?
yes as long as you thin it, it is great in a airbrush
+Andy's Hobby Headquarters oh awesome! Do i just mix it with equal parts of water in a different container?
He uses tamiya thinner (X-20). He made a whole video on it
Thanks so much but what is the plaster called?
its name is Woodland Scenics light weight Hydrocal , it comes in a yellow and black container , here is a link woodlandscenics.woodlandscenics.com/show/Item/LWHDCL/page/1
+Andy's Hobby Headquarters thanks so much for your help, with this my bases will look better than using clay. Keep up the great work!
Thank you
hey man love this dio. can i ask you where the heck are those trees from our local hobby shop has nothing like these???
yeah, that's what I was wondering too. Only trees I can get are at H0 scale for model railways, and those are of course far too small for a 1/35 or 1/48 scale diorama.
Hey what weathering power do u use cheers from Australia
Powders
I use vallejo pigments
+Andy's Hobby Headquarters thanks very much mate
Where do you get those wooden boxes to use for the base?
Eric Bergerud You can use picture frames and a wood board inserted
Because I live in Germany is there a particular brand for the plaster or Where could I get this plaster from? It's a great diorama by the way.
thank you I use a product from woodland scenics called light weight hydrocal but any plaster should work for you. Thanks for watching
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Do you have a on line store?
Easiest tank to destroy in war thunder
Where do you get your trees? Any brand or an online link ty
Check out JTT Trees they are incredible.