Uncle Nightshift: **breaks the model in half** Also Nightshift: Don't worry,we have some weathering techniques that will tone this down.

@cursedcliff7562

3 жыл бұрын

It ends up looking better than 90% of all models

@tomiskillz3005

2 жыл бұрын

umm

When you said stowage-phobia I just imagined you waking up in the middle of the night screaming in terror after dreaming of a Fury model

@NightShiftScaleModels

4 жыл бұрын

Fury is my sleep paralysis demon.

@thememes6127

3 жыл бұрын

@@NightShiftScaleModels you have got to do a fury model plzzzzzzzzz

The thermal cover is probably very easy to break (thin steel with insulation inside) and gets destroyed when bricks and stuff falls on the tank in an urban environment. I’ve also seen videos about T-72s in Syria where they use the barrel to collapse small walls and move car wrecks out of the way. Also I assume they don’t care much about the thermal cover because the engagements are in close quarters inside cities where the inaccuracy of having a slightly curved barrel due to the top being more hot is negligible.

@Comrad_Pixel

4 жыл бұрын

they really don't care about their tanks, that they use barrels as a obstacle remover -_-

@NightShiftScaleModels

4 жыл бұрын

It's very common to see those thermal covers completely torn up or just missing altogether, sometimes as if they removed them before even using the tank. It's really interesting.

@DoomOfConviction

4 жыл бұрын

I dont think that the Syrians are the best tank operators at all if you saw the cook off of an Syrian T72 when the whole squat is sitting like ducks in a park....

@Me-cw7wu

4 жыл бұрын

@@NightShiftScaleModels it may be hat the thermal cover doesn't make a difference because its so hot and just becomes another thing to find spare parts for and maintain I live in the middle east and is a pain to maintain anything left outside for even a couple of days and I can imagine doing it with such a complex machine in a warzone with n real outside support like a western country would have if deployed to the middle east.

@theblackhundreds7124

4 жыл бұрын

@@DoomOfConviction I mean they won against multiple american proxies, including isis. They've also been in war for almost a decade. I wouldn't just sneeze at that.

The single greatest detail on this tank are the skirts hanging down over the tracks. So banged up and realistic.

She, s a really battle worn war veteran. Stunning job.

@dalmar23

4 жыл бұрын

Why "she"? Its a tank = he. Aslo This model was called Vladimir. Hardly a she

@dallas9397

3 жыл бұрын

dalmar23 Tanks are called she’s too. ‘Lucy Sue’ From Fury.

@frankparker245

11 ай бұрын

@@dalmar23Almost all machines are called she/her, tanks included.

Let's just take a moment to appreciate the fact that his first t-90 vid got 300K views

@pouletbidule9831

4 жыл бұрын

I didn't even noticed

@c46453

4 жыл бұрын

because of the "Worst model I've ever built"

@thebottlecaps5155

4 жыл бұрын

@@c46453 ye, that fed the algorithm and invited casuals like me.

@c46453

4 жыл бұрын

@@thebottlecaps5155 Titles that are compatible with a long range of viewers get recommended more often.

@NightShiftScaleModels

4 жыл бұрын

To be honest, at first I didn't want to give it such an opinionated title, but then I decided to give it a try. A good part of that video was inspired by some commentary channels who like to pick on bad movies lol.

KZread randomly recommended the built video and I’m sure glad it did.

"I'll take a single colour camouflage any day > Spends two months painting a Tiger every shade of green, brown, yellow and grey under the sun

I was introduced to a lot of materials and applications in this one upload. Not everyone's mind and mouth work together as well as yours.

Dust Scientist? That's a new term that he just coined! I love it!

Next video: Let's use Dark Magic to create a living crew for this battle worn T-90

The final result is Syria'sly a beautiful model! ;)

I dont know how I found this channel, but I regret nothing

Why do I always find myself being really entertained by things I wasn’t previously interested in so much. This is fun as fuck

Awesome result. Congratulations from a fellow 1/72 nutcrack 👍👍👍

Aahh....There's nothing quite like a watching Nightshift's new modelling video after a long week of ....well.....not watching a new Nightshift's modelling video!

4:40 Explosive reactive Armor ERA kontakt 5 on the t90

@bamaman6478

4 жыл бұрын

Lol was thinking the same thing

@case3270

4 жыл бұрын

KONTAKT

@t_h_f7931

4 жыл бұрын

ERA is in a certain way spaced armor

@rayotoxi1509

4 жыл бұрын

@@t_h_f7931 no its something combletly difrence is explodes and sends many thick steel plates Out

@elusive6119

4 жыл бұрын

@@t_h_f7931 No, you are confusing spaced armor (as screens on M1A2) and semi-active armor type-NERA (beak on Leo-2A5\7) and active armor - ERA (contact-1/5, Relic, etc.). there Is also a non-classical NERA using active materials that change their properties... but these are still prototypes, like NERA malachite for the T-14.

Honestly dude, I used to *try* this stuff when I was younger but I could never get into it, thank you for reintroducing me into model kits.

You did that Revell tank justice! Very nice.

Why did I watch this whole series I went from watching tanks blow up and get hit to this but it was worth it keep it up I enjoy what ever this is

Thank you , Uncle Martin .

Man you made a budget model look beautiful Nice work man

Please do more of these 1/72 scale tanks

Modeling skills are up to the stars congrats ! The tank looks like an abandoned T-90 left in rust than an operating one. Love it !

@elusive6119

4 жыл бұрын

This is the T-90A, the internal version, transmitted by the Syrian Iranian-Syrian police. Captured by pro-American extremists, a year and a half later destroyed by hitting the side, the T-72B government army. Rust, these are traces of high temperature. Usually, the armor does not rust due to alloying additives, but when exposed to high temperature, it is covered with a characteristic rust where it has lost its surface protective properties.

Night shift only model builder I watch on KZread he doesn't hide any techniques. Great modeler.... Sharing experience and how to do stuff. I will always be your fan.

Guys, if you can watch this on your LCD TV... If this looks good on, Your phone or laptop... On a big screen... Magic!!! Great Work Martin!

You've done that crummy model more justice than it deserves. Well done.

From ugly duckling to a beautiful tank, a masterpiece.

You are an artist.

That tank is flat out gorgeous. I was never a modeler at your level, but since the early age of 7 or 8, I always liked to…make that loved to build them. I painted several with testers enamel and a brush, but never got into weathering nor realism. I received an airbrush kit 2 or 3 years ago and never used it. In fact, I never even tried an airbrush, yet. My acrylics came yesterday, and I’m going to try it out on a Corsair 1:32 that I recently built. That too was Revell, and the flashing left on the parts were ridiculously surprising. You are a genius in your craft, and I plan on watching a lot more of your videos for guidance, tips, and tricks. I am so impressed with this tank, it inspired me to try and learn/have fun with painting.

Dear Martin, Excellent work! Kind Regards Johnny

The fact that you managed to make this professional masterpiece from a very simple (and frustrating!) cheap children's kit is incredible.

@night shift An idea for sandbags, tarps and other cloths is to use Citadel Contrast paints. It gets the job done the quickest and is easy to weather.

Beautiful. I actually enjoy a bad kit more if the end result is good.

Man that´s just gorgeous work on such a cheap model. Awesome

For the worst model you've ever built, I think it looks pretty good. I know the tracks were a complete PITA (what were Revell thinking?) but I think that the finish raises it up. Great work and great vid, thanks for sharing.

@NightShiftScaleModels

4 жыл бұрын

Construction was the hard part, painting and weathering was all about trying things and having fun :)

Hi, it's very nice work. Also it's finished excellently. Unfortunately, it's finished unexpected for me. So, I have to learn more. Thank you !!

I was an avid modeler as a kid. But I haven’t touched a kit or even thought of the hobby in over 50 years.. now... Wow! I really enjoy your videos. Thanks!

Like you comments very much! Thanks, dude! Nice and fun and informative!

1/72 scale in 2 or 3 part series - excellent!)) Better than long project IMHO

Hi Martin, Hope you are well and having fun building and making video's. Speaking from my military service on Armor I believe the reason the Syrians don't have the thermal sleeve on their gun tubes is they started with it when they arrived from Russia. But soon after seeing combat and urban environments. You gave the reason during your monologue around 9:00 minutes. Keep up the good work and the lesson you teach I tell everyone in our club to watch your videos. BTW I am retired and funds are not as readily available so when I have a few dollars saved for myself I will send you something to say Thank You...

It would be awesome to see a diorama with this model.

Hey Mr. Night Shift Guy, I thoroughly enjoy your modeling videos and your modeling tips and techniques. I am an old dog that still wants to learn new tricks in modeling, so thanks for sharing!!! Unfortunately I can only give you one thumbs up on each video, but rest assured it is a very enthusiastic thumbs up!!!

Terrific work as usual - thanks!

Love the work, love the humor. Two thumbs up.

*This kit from Revell seems to be perfect for testing a lot of methods of weathering. As usual you do your best Night Shift! 😉*

@ScottKenny1978

4 жыл бұрын

Yeah, because when you screw it up, you're not going to care!

Night Shift: "Because I'm very lazy when it comes to that and I'll take a single colour camoflage over anything everyday" Also Night Shift: Spends about 273 hours adding fiddly rusting, weathering, dirt and damage effects :D Looks amazing btw :)

Next, you should build a WWI tank. In the intro to some of your tutorial videos, there are glimpses of a st-chamond, and I'd love to see a full video of you making one (or any other WWI tank). Also, it could present some interesting weathering options, such as the mass amounts of mud as well as the spalling around bullet holes/dents that were prominent on WWI tanks. The exotic color /camo on some WWI tanks are really interesting too. In the meantime, keep up the good work!

It's very interesting to see the references

Its cool how you can make a mistake, then turn it into an awesome detail or technique. You're like the Bob Ross of scale models.

I'm new to detailing model kits and i also have a T-90M which doesn't have any detailing effects so this video really helps

It was actually hit by an old TOW missile, I believe, also the plates you are refering to as "spaced amor" are in fact ERA "Contact-5", that's why they were completely obliterated on the impact and left notable burns on the turret, but kept the crew safe and the tank operational.

I don't Paint reallistic models but Warhammer40k stuff. But i always tried to give it a worn down look. Nobody can tell me the ancient relic tank nobody knows how to properly maintain that has just driven over bazillions of alien creatures has a fresh paintjob... What i want to say is: i tried to take some inspiration from your models and my baneblade looks a 1000× more awesome now. Thanks! Love your content!

I’ve never watched anything like this until it came up on my recommended and now I’m addicted... the skill in this is unbelievable!! Do a challenger 2 next?

MARTIN!!!! What a beautiful model. I love love love it!

Stowage needs a dry brush technique. It adds texture to bags, or what I used it for, a rack suitcase on a 1930's Cadillac model. I got it to not just look like suede, but feel like it. Which is crazy. The model died a long time ago, but had to keep that suitcase. You never know when you're gonna have to pick up and run...it would fun to try to simulate alligator on a smooth surface....

Great result!

PS the gun shroud looks great!

Italleri 1/72 scale models are also some nightmare fuel.

Dust scientist 🤣 Effect looked great tho! I think that makes you an honorary Dustologist

You are the reason I started model building, love your comments 👍👍👍 You deserve mats more followers can’t wait for the next on

Finally, the video we've all been waiting for!

Stunning!

Отличная работа!!! Спасибо за видео)

Crazy fact....the Syrian sand bags are actually the US Aid Rice bags. I gave out 3 full cargo containers of them in Afghanistan and another in Djibouti. They are great as sand bags because they lock in the moisture and hold like concrete almost.

You have a gift of patience and imagination while you build your kits...like watching a master artist work!

5:30 "Release the Kraken." Honestly not a bad metaphor. Also, do you think you'll build another sci-fi tank again? I'd love to see you build a Ma.K suit or hovertank/walker.

@gstealer11

4 жыл бұрын

A Krote or Nutcracker would be amazing.

Fantastic job

I never really paid much mind to the T-90 till I saw these videos, and I have to say it’s one of the coolest MBTs I’ve seen in a while

Awesome!..I was looking form some new weathering techniques for my Battletech minis...Time to break out my paints again.

"It's one of the worst kits I've ever built" Makes it look 20^2 times better than any model I have ever made

That model looks so amazing! All the different details. One could just spend so much time discovering all the details you added!

That looks great. Nice job.

I love hearing your commentary! I keep this playing at work it keeps things much more interesting than typical! Thanks.

The "moisture trapped in dust" happens everywhere that there is sand and dust blowing around. it's just dust and sand getting stuck to oil and grease, mostly grease cuz that stuff already has a yellowish orange color, and that stuff is all over trucks and tanks. 👍

Stronk tenk returns!

I've never clicked a link faster in my life. I love these videos, man. Suggestion for another build, how about a Panzerkampfwagen Panther Ausf. F? My friend built a few of them, as they're his favourite tanks, and I can say that it is a very impressive looking machine.

Beautiful

I'm pretty sure I found the source image you are using. Same sandbags and same RPG damage . . . your diorama absolutely MUST include the delightful custom armored truck driving behind the T-90. ;)

wow I was here quickly

@wejwedge8137

4 жыл бұрын

also I got 69th like :D

The wet dust technique is my biggest take away today. Well pointed out, thank you.

Good work.

If this is your "simple model" I can't wait to see detailed one xD omg

Looks amazing!

Please go on with 1/72 scale models! You really build and Paint nicely. Congratilations!

i`m more of a warhammer guy,but still this is really interesting. Great video.

Amazing job!

Great job!

I was so sorry top hear about the stowagefobia and I hope you recover soon. I thought the model looked great and your comments about it being such a poor kit just makes it so much better that you were able to produce such a good model. Stay safe. Tony

I just finished building their 1/48 Apache and I humbly agree, their kits are traaaaaaaaash. But hey, they're cheap lol just needs a little love to make it shine hehe.

Why is this so addicting to watch? I don't even build models xD

@1D991

3 жыл бұрын

I hear you lol, but I'm addicted to watching other people build them.

In the last week I have watched all of your videos and now look forward to every upload. Cheers down under!

looks great

Looks great

Wow what a beautiful result! You are the best, as always!!!

Ever thought about making a destroyed tank?

That’s alot of DAMAGE

"I'm no dust scientist...." channelling the spirit kenny boucher i see

Thank you for the lesson! It’s amazingly done!

brilliant