Night Shift

Night Shift

I'm a night owl. And also a modeller obsessed with rough steel textures and weathering ¯\\_(ツ)_/¯

Well hello there! I'm Martin, a plastic modeller from Eastern Europe.

I enjoy building, detailing, weathering and documenting the creative process on my models (which are usually tanks, and by usually I mean always).

My channel is about all the things we, armor modellers, enjoy. I make detailed vlog-style video tutorials from my builds where I explain and demonstrate how to use techniques ranging from basic to advanced. Washes? Oil paints? Chipping? Rust? Mud? Dust? Battle damage? Well, I've got just the thing.

If you want to learn some new techniques and maybe get inspired for your own projects, you've come to the right place.

I'm sure we'll be the best armor buddies!

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  • @dietermuller8625
    @dietermuller862538 минут бұрын

    Another Masterpiece from the Master!❤❤

  • @Hascienda27
    @Hascienda278 сағат бұрын

    I started with their 1/1200 Titanic when I was about 9 😂 was weird considering I used basic cosmetic stuff like nail clippers and rough nail files to do it, that type of stuff, was glue filled to hell but still, was A way into it all 😂

  • @vonbennett8670
    @vonbennett86709 сағат бұрын

    Awesome job!!!

  • @davidholder-oe1oe
    @davidholder-oe1oe11 сағат бұрын

    That was a great job you did. There was only one thing you could have done to make it better. The light Pole, if you would have made it light up, that would be the only thing to do to make it better. I still would give this project a 10 out of 10. You are one of the best. There is out there.

  • @hendrikschultze9978
    @hendrikschultze997819 сағат бұрын

    Amazing build! How did you get the yellow tint in the highlight OD?

  • @MarkNiceyard
    @MarkNiceyard22 сағат бұрын

    Pretty nice model with great effects. Only thing I don't like is the snail because it is to large.

  • @DutchBikeBlogger
    @DutchBikeBloggerКүн бұрын

    Very nice, you gianed a subscriber.

  • @ohedd
    @oheddКүн бұрын

    The figure is thinking about how the hell the shell ended up there with its casing still on lol

  • @justsomedude7583
    @justsomedude7583Күн бұрын

    My dude, my favorite and most talented scale modeler and painter on KZread. You gotta make a turtle tank next. I would love to, but my skills are no match for that level of mad max, custom orkiness. The chicken coop! I believe in you! But….you know, should make it look like it just got knocked out cause that’s only right and proper.

  • @scale_history5584
    @scale_history5584Күн бұрын

    Amazing work! Love the rust effect

  • @Will_14_years_ago
    @Will_14_years_agoКүн бұрын

    Please tell us what you are building next

  • @jeremylindsey94
    @jeremylindsey94Күн бұрын

    holy @#$#

  • @olehippy13
    @olehippy132 күн бұрын

    FAR OUT my man.. What do you suggest for a novice beginner? What kind of equipment do you recommend for a starting point, ie. Brushes, paints, styrofoam, balsawood.... cutter.. I mean a complete novice. Thank You Sir.

  • @olehippy13
    @olehippy132 күн бұрын

    Dude, you are a genius. That is awesome. I want to get started in this artistic aspect.. Far Out. Keep Smilin

  • @andybennington637
    @andybennington6372 күн бұрын

    Love it!

  • @ftanakasp
    @ftanakasp2 күн бұрын

    Nice tutorial. Great videos thanks. Also the phrase “keep building models, do not collect them” is the best phrase in the plastic model hobby environment, great job.

  • @asdf9890
    @asdf98902 күн бұрын

    OMG, as a dog lover, I’ve got to get that soldier/puppy! 😍

  • @pskry
    @pskry2 күн бұрын

    Bright daylight? I feel click-baited by the channel name alone.

  • @telescopereplicator
    @telescopereplicator3 күн бұрын

    Wonderful build. The engine you printed... A very small V18 diesel in a very small locomotive? A small 4 cylinder in-line diesel would make more sense. Actually, I am surprised you chose that engine to print. A 4 cylinder car engine would be a more logical choice for such a small machine.

  • @kjolskistudios
    @kjolskistudios3 күн бұрын

    I think you should try making a boat diorama. Probably best to start with someone small though. They take up quite a bit of space

  • @mikeszpakowski1
    @mikeszpakowski13 күн бұрын

    I love VMS , put in about $400 order every year and I’m never disappointed

  • @Samo-sn5yt
    @Samo-sn5yt3 күн бұрын

    I haven't said it prior (i don't think), but i really enjoy these real life locations segments you've begun putting in your videos - they're just a really nice inclusion - keep up the good work! Also Borderlands reference at the start? Noice

  • @Dontwlookatthis
    @Dontwlookatthis3 күн бұрын

    Hi Martin, it's me, Cliff here. I am really enjoying watching this video because you are tearing stuff up! Not unlike the recent photos I sent to you, but not visible from the outside. However, you just inspired me to do more. I have a set of nice metal tracks I was going to use to get a great middle sag, but my reference photos show that the tanks had side skirts which completely hide the realistic sags so Im going with the lit tracks instead. Love the way you are building this torn up. Imagine an old rusty engine becoming a work of art! I wonder how many hours did it take to paint this kit?

  • @Chippie-O
    @Chippie-O3 күн бұрын

    I love your work mate, realistically one of the best modellers around... Now lets talk about one of the funniest opening screens of all time!! Thank you for a bloody good laugh

  • @alericc1889
    @alericc18893 күн бұрын

    Ok, the train PUN almost made me stop the video...lol

  • @Bruno.Trains
    @Bruno.Trains3 күн бұрын

    Wow. Thanks for sharing

  • @janeholden6832
    @janeholden68323 күн бұрын

    Absolutely delicious..you're a master..

  • @ghines65
    @ghines653 күн бұрын

    I love the light pole, that is such a distinctive feature. I am sure you have heard, watching you makes me feel so inadequate, but I am learning. Thank you for sharing your skills. Plus your videos are so relaxing.

  • @BADDERSBETTERDIORAMAHACKS121
    @BADDERSBETTERDIORAMAHACKS1213 күн бұрын

    Hi Martin, I've neglected my own diorama channel for over 2yrs, but I've kept my engine chugging by watching and re-watching all of your previous videos, every one of which is pretty much perfect and all of which are interesting, and inspiring. In short, your videos make me cry! How can anyone hope to compete??? I can't hope to match your camera work/editing, production, narration, and modelling skills. I'm sure I'd beat you in a few rounds of shin-kicking though. Joking aside, I AM learning your method for producing videos and hope to reach a reasonable standard soon and get back to doing stuff on my own channel. Oh, welcome to the world of plaster of Paris buildings by the way. Now get and cast your own rather than purchase a plaster kit! Keep up the great work!

  • @DJSven13
    @DJSven133 күн бұрын

    I am amazed. This is beautiful!

  • @michaelkoznarsky7911
    @michaelkoznarsky79114 күн бұрын

    Oh, Martin, I would have loved to see how you did the inside of the train!

  • @iamyourmuse
    @iamyourmuse4 күн бұрын

    That was so cool especially the sign. Most people don't own the airbrush painter but it sure does come in handy for this project.

  • @kaleefhernandez7976
    @kaleefhernandez79764 күн бұрын

    Could you do a ww2 themed zaku with weathering? You're the best in the model youtube game.

  • @ArjanvanOeveren
    @ArjanvanOeveren4 күн бұрын

    Great looking diorama. My only gripe would be the flattened motor. It looks comically large for such a small shunter.

  • @ComradeXapuc
    @ComradeXapuc4 күн бұрын

    I would really like to see what you would do with an imperial knight

  • @honzaprokes7500
    @honzaprokes75004 күн бұрын

    Something that wasn't here before? Rusty wreck of an aircraft! Come on, pleeeaaaase 😁

  • @lukegoralia1238
    @lukegoralia12384 күн бұрын

    it would be really interesting to get a reference picture in black and white and try to replicate it completely in only black and white

  • @Mr6017
    @Mr60174 күн бұрын

    What did you use for tufts? Did you call it sea balls? Were can I buy some?

  • @sclogse1
    @sclogse14 күн бұрын

    And people watch shoes getting shined on another channel...I appreciate the even more realistic treatment this got than your figures and tanks do. I would guess the animals need a low contrast treatment for realism.

  • @janofe2232
    @janofe22324 күн бұрын

    Absolutely incredible fun to watch you work on this one. Seems like a fantastic kit!

  • @TutuRututu-vo4tw
    @TutuRututu-vo4tw4 күн бұрын

    What scale Is it?

  • @tomatoes3
    @tomatoes34 күн бұрын

    "Doesn't require any skill "😉, yeh right .Brillent .

  • @benatperez8696
    @benatperez86964 күн бұрын

    Hi all!! Any hint or product for protecting and cleaning my models from dust and enviroment?

  • @Karvoc
    @Karvoc5 күн бұрын

    dude your last 4 vids have not been sent to me and I have the bell marked for your stuff what the heck youtube.

  • @Quick-Silver206
    @Quick-Silver2065 күн бұрын

    If I didn't see you create this I would be nearly convinced you somehow have shrinking technology and just shrunk down a real tank. It's insanely realistic.

  • @Schaf.im.Pelze.des.Isegrim
    @Schaf.im.Pelze.des.Isegrim5 күн бұрын

    It´s great👍

  • @Quick-Silver206
    @Quick-Silver2065 күн бұрын

    I would love to see your skills set on a train or construction vehicle. You do the most realistic weathering I've ever seen!

  • @thestoicsteve
    @thestoicsteve5 күн бұрын

    an amazing diorama. Great to see the varied techniques you use.

  • @Dontwlookatthis
    @Dontwlookatthis5 күн бұрын

    Thanks Martin this is a big help to me on my Panther A build! - Cliff

  • @Wijkert
    @Wijkert6 күн бұрын

    1:08 no way! never thought of that!