Painting with CUSTOM STENCILS - Type 5 Chi-Ri (Fine Molds 1/35)
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- čas přidán 11. 07. 2019
- The captured Type 5 prototype was painted in plain Parched Grass (Karekusa-iro) paint. It sported large hand-painted texts on the turret, sides and front of the hull. Because these are well documented on historical photographs, I decided to digitally trace them and send to my friend Alex Wegner from Solidscale who made them into airbrush stencils. I also did some light distressing on this model, however it didn't turn out exactly how I expected...
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Hey mates, so a lot of you were asking for some reference pictures for this tank. Like I said, they are all copyrighted and I can't put them in my videos.
However here's a link to one of them: upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/commons/7/75/Chi-Ri.JPG
They're easy to google but I'll most likely start putting links to reference pictures in the video description.
Awesome, thank you
13:15 takže ty si slovak XDDDD
@@RubyKaneki So many good modellers from Europe, makes me proud ! :)))
Your not good at air brushing? This is bad? Holy shit that means that people good with air brushes make perfect models! I’m just kidding, your great at it, now that might not mean much coming from a guy who hasn’t touched a tank model yet but I personally thing your doing just fine
I like your style. A real breath of fresh air in the CZcams Modeling world. Congratilations. ;)
Thanks a lot mate, much appreciated!
Geeze... I have trouble enough with the English language, I'm impressed you get as far as you do. LOL. Another interesting and entertaining video. Thanks, Martin!
I like your style of videos to :-) having a sense of humour when teaching helps people remember. Good work man. Greetings from Australia
Best channel on CZcams right now for models! Everyone else is getting old because they don’t do p.e sets or anything else just out of the box kits and that’s fine but this page is gold! Keep them coming!!!!!
Came for the armour plate modelling tips, stayed for the snappy wit and slick editing
Tohle je bez diskuse ten nejlepší kanál ohledně modelářství. Jediné co napíšu, je: Odběr je tam!
Moc pekne ďakujem a vitaj!
And also, btw, I love how you critique and show your own semi-failures such as the low contrast mottling. Cheers!
I agree, the honesty and integrity, combined with some pretty outrageous skills put all these videos at the top of my 'must see' list.
would love to see what you could make of a tank from warhammer like a predator or a leman russ
I've been wondering about that too...
Or a Baneblade......
Whether I get any new knowledge from your tutorials or not, I love listening to your voice-over. Pretty much the most fun on CZcams
I love your presentation style mate, I've used Tipex (typing correction paper) in the past to create chalk markings, tape the Tipex to the model and then scribble away on it and the scribble is transferred to the models surface.
I used it to mark the different calibre of shell hits on a Panther tank used by the US for ballistic testing in late 1944 and for writing cyrillic on a KV1.
Really fine pencil thin lines are possible and actually look like they've been chalked on.
It went really well and just needing sealing in afterwards.
I don't have any pictures of them because this happened bloody years ago.
Keep up the great work, your content is fantastic!
Happy modelling!
Looks good so far. I really like your distressing technique and your fresh way of finishing models. Can't wait for the next video!
Thank you for paying attention on details that other modellers never do.
Another entertaining video Martin. I have been trying out your armour texture, flame cut and weld seam techniques for the first time this week, I still need practice but it has improved the look of my model 100%. Thank you for your tips, Heath.
I'm quickly becoming a huge fan of this channel. Great tips, very inspiring, and good laughs at the end. Keep the format! Loving it.
I watched the previous video about 4 times waiting for this one, thanks for uploading!
Edit: I’ve always wanted to see this tank in its original colors, so yeah, I’m gonna watch this whole series with hype.
Great video Night yet again! I love it!
those stencils are a very nice touch, great work!
Love all your videos and narrative
Always enjoy your videos and commentary! Nice work!
honestly I love your humour, it helps bring you into the video where with other people you may just kind of zone out
keep up the good work :D
Your vids have made me more confident in painting my models, thank you!
It looks so good with the white signs, and looks easy to made on mine, keep on the great job you are showing us Martin, thanks so much!
Absolutely LOVED this video. I will be back for more!
Love it! It's looking great Martin!
Good job on the stencils, I haven't tried those yet, you make it look easy. Your model of this particular tank makes for a very interesting subject. Your skill level in these techniques is amazing and I enjoy watching you demonstrating them! Take care and thank you.
Great videos 👌 Love his commentaries as well 👍
Good call on using the transparent stencils. So much easier than the photo etched ones I use. I will check out that website. Thanks again Martin!
I really enjoy these videos! They give me good ideas and point me to try new products I haven't before!
As a stencil artist, let me tell you, the terminology was correct. There is overspray, underspray and bleeding - all nasty things that need to be avoided. You did a fine job there. Ghetto tip: if you don't have adhesive stencils you might give the backside of your stencil a coat of spray adhesive and let it dry until it is tacky - good to avoid underspray. I really enjoy your humor and great work, keep it up.
Watched all your vids now. Just wanted to say that you are amazing and made me get my modeling sprit back. Been away for quite some time. Thx mate.
That's amazing! Hope you'll start a new kit soon!
You are very gifted to do videos. And these stencils were great idea. Great result! ;) Congratulations! ;)
Slovák vole já to věděl že ten borec nebude z daleka.
Já si taky říkal
Another excellent video. I'm new to this type of model painting, and you are a great teacher!
Thanks a lot!
Great video once again. Fun and informative!
I need to say that. I enjoy your videos so much that I watch them again and again :)
Just love your style Martin, great instructional content, down to earth and dumbed down just the right amount to make me feel, well, not so dumb lol. Great skills and great technique, thank you!
Good job sir, thank you for sharing! I especially love the bloopers part 🤣
I've been looking forward to this :D
your tutorials dont disappoint! high 5!
I didn't know solid scale, thanks for the info ! Again, great video !
This channel is so helpful as I just got into model building with my first one being a Panther G
Can't wait for the next one. Love your work. Would love to see you build and paint the tortoise.
Oh I have 2 of them! One built out of the box, still unfinished, and one sitting still in the box with aftermarket and all that fancy stuff!
@@NightShiftScaleModels would love to see you build one. They are monsters.
@@Jagdpanzer-bh4pb After seeing Adam Wilder finishing his today, I don't think there's anything else that could be done with that subject :) But I guess I'll build it one day.
Yasss a new vid! I must have watched your Char and ball tank videos ten times each by now!
Wow! Thanks a lot!
@@NightShiftScaleModels Thanks for making some rad videos. They're fun and pleasant to have on while doing other hobby stuff, cheers!
Warming up the can with hot water helps. Pain flows a lot smoother. Great work. Cheers
Love your videos, I learned so much just watching some of your vids
Dude, is this your real voice? If so you have the coolest accent, I'm not an armor maker but I've been watching all your videos. Keep up the good work.
Yes it is #nofilter :)
Night Shift - which country are you from? 😺
I honestly like it too!!!
13:15 *crazy man talking to himself
Superb video, again :) Keep it up!
Finally some slovak in the bloopers👌😀 Jo😆
Love your videos, nice tip and funny style👏🏻😀
Aaaaaah, Dr Müller's (Alex Wegner) stencils are the best! ;)
Nice work mate!!! I'm staying tuned! ;)
Total Awesomeness
Brilliant video commander Kovac :-)
"I like your style. A real breath of fresh air in the CZcams Modeling world. Congratilations. ;)"
Love these videos!
Another beautiful and hilarious video. You're quickly becoming my favorite CZcams modeler =D. I really like the distressing. Its subtle, but very realistic... I hope it doesn't completely disappear under weathering =p
It mostly will, but I know some techniques which can "save" it a little :)
Tvoj kanál rastie neuveriteľnou rýchlosťou Maťo. Nieje sa však čomu čudovať. Mal som zrejme 13 keď som prvýkrát natrafil na tvoje meno v mesačníku Modelár a odrazu, vidím dokonalú
pronunciation v kombinácii s faaakt, že detailne premakanými postupmi. Za mňa si jednoznačne najkreatívnejším modelárom na Slovensku i v Česku, ktorý prínaša ďalšiu modernu medzi rady modelárov tu i vo svete. Wish u good luck with growing on CZcams and mooooore masterpieces like this one. ( Joo a pozdravy z Košíc hehh )
Vau, moc pekne ďakujem!!!
I'm using dunkelgelb on my jagdpanther 2 the German yellow I use it alot for camo uniforms I love it for dulling down or dust coats too!
Wow nečekal bych že jsi Slovák :D hodně dobrý videa! Vtipný a užitečný :)
I just bought some Mr metal colour 'buffable' paints,the Dark Iron was'nt great,but if you don't shake bottle it goes down like a pin wash.A dark opaque charcoal colour.And when you 'buff it', because its not well shaken theres less graphite,and only very high points shine.Great video.Cheers mate.
You're pretty funny. Not like a clown here to amuse us funny, something more subtle, dead pan. Your modeling skills aren't bad, either 😉. Thanks!
Thank you .
Lol love the Bloopers, you made me laugh Brother 👍🏻🇦🇺
very nice! do you have any videos about the relative merits of different kinds of paints, i.e., acrylic, enamel, lacquer, oils, etc.?
woooo another video nice. I clicked right away
Great video - always watch these as soon as they come out fresh. Question: Doing a three part German camo - using distressing technique - would you distress all the camo colours or just base yellow? Or do an O.P.R (oil paint rendering) for the camo colours? Thanks.
Thank you! Yes I'd try to distress all of them, if, of course, the camo pattern isn't too tight or overly complicated. But it's best to practice this technique on a single colored tank
Steamgeezer brought me here! Nice videos.
Ooh! How so?
"Mr. I guess" :D
This was a cool video as allways. I'm curious about what will you do with those big flat surfaces... I've seen the historical pitcures so I'm more confused right now. 😅
Can't wait to see the result Martin! 🍻
There will be some "artistic license" :) But I'm sure it'll be fun
I'm with you on that 1 Giza I honestly don't abide to any air pressure or viscosity to paint because some paints are a law to their own you know when it feels right it's a bit like foreplay. also I make my own stencils on a plotter I highly recommend you use masking tape over the stencil easy to remove but also keeps stuff in place when you need to
I had a great time!
again a very beautiful video, I love it :D
Here is an idea that came in my mind while watching your video: you could show your reference fotos while you paint your model so we can get an iedea of what you are talking about^^
I don't want to have anything with copyright claims, but I can always put a link to a reference photo in the video description :)
YES!
Man your videos are so good that I don’t need the info in this video but still I liked it
Great videos. If you were painting that tyical IJA three done camo when you go to putting oil paints over the colours would you use different oils for each colour or just use the same mix of oils for the whole tank? And generally what's the trick to selecting the right oil colours for your base coat?
Thanks! I would choose colours that would work with each camouflage paint and blend them over the entire model. Then, if necessary, I would pick specific oils for each camo pattern and add some highlights, shadows, or just some extra discoloration here and there.
Picking the right colours is mostly about finding ones that have something to do with the base paint. Example: for a dark yellow model, white, yellow, brown... On the other hand, adding red to a dark grey model wouldn't work. I'll be blending oils on this model in the next video.
Great Job, i like the way you explain Things. But did you buy the stencils or do you make them by yourself using a plotter ?
Cool 👍
Next time you use a stencil, use audio from you peeling it off to capitalize on ASMR potential
Hurry up with the next one lol. Seriously though great vid
could you add some of the reference photos when you are talking about the details you are recreating? love the videos!
Unfortunately no, they are copyrighted. It's easy to google them though, they pop up immediately if you google Type 5 Chi-Ri
Interesting suspension setup.on that tank...
I wonder how effective it would be
I'm sure it was an absolute magic carpet ride.
I see you took off the masking for clear parts. Wouldn’t final airbrush flat coat affect them negatively?
Final flat coat affects everything negatively, that's why I don't do that :D
Thanks for video! Great work and great masking!
Do you dilute Tamiya varnishes? I want to try them with airbrush...
Thank you!
Thanks! Yeah I always add a few drops of Mr. Color Thinner
Night Shift I’ll also try, thank you!
hej, super akcent angličtiny :D :D :D a práce samo taky ;) :D
Another way I've seen that distressing done is by spraying the model with a coat of water, then covering it with medium-large grain rock salt, spraying a very thin layer of black or white just to tint the paint, then washing the salt off.
Indeed! It could be theoretically done with a sponge too. I might try that!
Cool stuff, including the bloopers.
I'll send you some of my models to finish off, they are one big blooper. 😩
Hmmmm :)
You know, for transferring those stencils, there is a product designed specifically for that. It's called, ironically, "transfer tape", it's designed specifically for transferring vinyl decals and stencils, it has very low tack, and is pretty inexpensive. Should be available at most craft stores, and of course, online.
True, and agreed. But hey it wouldn't be me if I didn't use some ghetto solution in every video
For the people wanting to start airbrushing: Paint thickness should be like milk.
i love this, could we see you do some more modern tanks, like t90,t80,abrams,challenger 1 and etc
Hi, I like your style very much, I had a great time Reading of your build like js7, the maus, the m6, the bmp3 and all the others, can I ask you how DID you thin tamiya Paint in this video? Is It lacquer or acrylic thinner? Do you use any retarder?
Thanks a lot! I always use Mr. Color Thinner, it works great for every lacquer based paint out there.
Yes! Ta-mee-a!
WORLD OF TANKS SPECIALISTS INTENSIFIES
Can't wait to see next steps with tis chi-ri)
And finally we have some slovakian words in blooper section - but the only one familiar word was... "tyajko"? "ťažko" I suppose? Hehe, well looks like an another way to entertain myself XD
The upcoming steps are gonna be BRUTAL :)
Haha, Slovak words to be exact... "ty kokos toto je ťažké jak hovado" aka "damn, this is hard as f***" :D
Hi. Great video. Did you say where you got the masks from? Did you make them yourself (if so, please tell us what you used), or did you pay someone or some company do make them for you (again, if so, please tell us who it was.
Yessss 🤘🏻
I can’t believe this thing was planned with a crew of six (!) men.
Nice
Hello, what grit of sanding paper/sponge did you used for removal of any imperfection on the model’s surface like dust particles etc after priming? Many thx ☺️
What you usually hear is to mix paint to the consistency of 2% milk and to spray @ 20 - 25 PSI.
That depends on your airbrush. Just listen to it: if it splutters, your mixture or the air pressure isn't right. I can't remember when last I checked what the air pressure on my compressor is; I just adjust the mixture as I go along.
same here mate
holy fuck you channel is growing like crazy... :D