Tamiya 1/35 Kettenkraftrad and Figures | New Tool | Full Build
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In this video I'll be taking a look at the New Tool Tamiya Kettenkrad in 1/35.
thanks to the Plastic Posse Podcast for being great hosts,
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and thanks to @ModellingWeekly for the camera help.
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Welcome Back, James!!! Mixing MRP and AKRC? You mad scientist you! Brilliant!
Thanks guys ! Keep up the great work on the pod
Great job, I could only watch this with envy, I have almost finished building this and it has given me nothing but agro. A complete drama, unusual for Tamiya, first one that almost got shelved.If the Handlebars don't go on it's going in a diarama where a Tiger reverses over it. But the figures are out of this world, a pure joy, got my money's worth with them alone
honestly....the phone does absolutly fine mate.
Excellent work on the kit and figures. As a noob to painting the 1/35 figures, the close-up detail work is very helpful. Thanks for sharing!
0:15 Realeased “Earlier this year” is meaningless. Otherwise, the build and video is brilliant. Bloody brilliant!
Great job on this, the detailing work is stunning!
Stunning work, James! The kit looks like a winner and you've done a stellar job on the Kettenkrad and the three figures. As always, a terrific watch. I look forward to seeing the results of your next project on your new camera!
Most beautiful job, painting and weathering! 👍👍😍
Thx! Excellent review and tips of how to build and paint your model.
Ahhh, the infamous "Sonderkraftfahrzeug 2 / Kleines Kettenkraftrad Typ HK 101". Exzellent!
It's a wicked vehicle !
Great video with very easy to understand commentary. Very helpful when you described the glue you like, and tools and paints that you were using. That is very helpful to novices like me. If I could get my figures to look half as good as yours.... I'll keep working on it. Thanks!!!
Nice work James, I love Tamiya's engineering, this kit is a nice upgrade to the older one.
Very nice James! I've been extremely busy with the Hood model and this is the first chance I've had to watch anything. The figures we're especially well done. Cheers!
I love that they included the bending jig for the PE bits. I hate when kits supply PE and its got a curve and such and its like well i guess I'll just hope it doesn't come out garbage
Thanks to the Plastic Posse Podcast, now I have found your KZhead-channel! I really like your style, both in modeling and videocasting. I am very interested how you use those artist paints,varnishes, fixatives, pigments and lacquers from the Art&Crafts store, and how you can make your own custom stuff. Maybe you can make little video how you use them. Super interesting!
Stunning paintwork on both Kettenkrad and the figures, congratulations on a job well done!
Cheers mate 🍻
Another stunning vid, JC. 😯👌 Your talent is immense. 🙌 Kudos to you. ✌😎
Tamiya, nothing but the best ! Worth every penny !
Figures faces look fantastic mate, the whole build does I always enjoy watching your vids
Thanks Charlie I appreciate it !
Hi 'cousin'! :) Learned about your channel through the Plastic Posse Podcast. I'm more of a wargaming-modeller, but now seriously contemplating trying my had at scale modelling for display purposes. This was enormously helpful and a terrific video.
Awesome video!!!! Have not built this particular kit as of yet, but plan to. I have built the "ancient" Tamiya kit of this vehicle from the 1970s - think it was an OK kit for the time. Know that a few other manufacturer's have released their versions of this vehicle, but will stick with Tamiya for the simplicity.
Welcome back and what a cracking little model to show us. Nicely built and weathered as always. I wish I could do the figure painting half as good as you. Looking forward to the next vids with your updated equipment. Stay safe friend.
Thanks mate ! I have a few teething troubles to iron out but it seems promising.. shame youtube will compress the video to death though 😅
Excellent job.
Sorry James I'm at work (as usual) but will watch it over the weekend. Hope you are both well. Best wishes, Mark
No dramas Mark ! I know the score. All good here thanks, hopefully alls good on your end too 😀
awesome work mate, also really enjoyed your episode with the posse!
Great build James. Would love to see some more aircraft from you soon.
Thanks Robert, something planey is on the way
Good painting and weathering, quite realistic.
Thankyou José
Cracking work on the figures. A very nice grouping
Thanks Steve
It's very nice work. Especially, painting and weathering are very politely and so realistic. Thanks for sharing.
Thanks Panzer -meister 🙏
Fantastic work on such a small 35th scale kit! The new tooling looks awesome and responds well to detail painting. Been ages since I saw a Tamiya figure come in multiple halves but the end result looks great. Thanks for sharing This with us…..maybe a diorama is in the works for this vignette?
Thanks Andy, I was considering a vignette, but I spent so long on the project I ended up burning out pretty bad, so nothing planned at the moment
Once again brilliant work James!
Thanks Peter 😀
Can’t wait to watch, it looks like a nice kit, looks like a beautiful kit or is it just like that because you did such a good job
Excellent work James. With the advent of 1/35 aircraft it would be cool to see this with a tow bar and Luftwaffe crew.
It would be mad for them not to, but you never know with tamiya 😄
Wow the figure molds are really cool!! 😮 Such a genius solution I can believe no one else thought of this before.
Thanks Sad Panda, funnily I saw some sprue shots from a new miniart set with more traditional alignment pins yesterday
Before coming here I watched videos on the Zoukei Mura and Das Werk Kettenkrads. This Tamiya kit appears to knock the spots off the other two. (Especially the Das Werk - where panel fit was dire.) Anyway, back to the plot... Lovely job sir, enjoyed your build, thanks for sharing it with us, oh and nice mud.
Great Job James 👍 this kit is on my list.🇨🇦
Thanks Stefan !
Very nice work
Outstanding work as always buddy, can't fault a thing👍😉😁
Lovely result, James 👍
Much appreciated my friend 🙏
Great stuff as always James
Thanks Darson100 👍
Welcome back James nice video and looking forward to seeing lots more from you nice work 👍👍
Cheers John, I have a bit more motivation now which is good !
James , the waiting time worth it !!! Good Job man !!!
Thanks Joaquim, I was a bit concerned that people would have lost interest but it seems not ( luckily ) glad you like it
Figures came out amazing, my friend! Well done 🍺
Thanks ! The figures are surprisingly the thing that was holding the project from being completed. Glad they came out good tho !
Thanks for sharing , i was contemplating purchasing this kit. You have convinced me to but im sure mine will be no where the workmanship of yours . ✌🇨🇦✌
Hi James fantastic build mate and lovely finish to not only the Kittenkraftrad but also the figures too. Tamiya seem to raise the bar with each kit they produce. I remember building the Kitten when it was first released by Tamiya way back in the 1970's at the time it was released with a cast white-metal engine. Well done James.
Thanks Gaz, didn't know the old one had a metal engine that's cool !
Nice work!!
Thanks mate! hope alls well
Great looking model, you make it look so effortless. I was wondering if you've tried the "pencil trick" to accent ware on metallic surfaces and edges, like on the tracks or where ware can be seen on metallic surfaces. What are your thoughts?
This looks good all ready
Cheers Ben !
I picked 2 of them up through the week there one to go in a diorama with RFMs new stug 3 full interior and a miniart Gantry set was thinking if having it pull a track back under the stug while up on a jack maybe get it like sunken into the mud abit popping a wheelie haha its a lovely wee kit really impressed with the track's
As always, stellar work, James. Your Camouflage and figure painting is brilliant as well as the quality of your videos. One thing I've noticed about the photographs of Kettenkraftrads I have seen, they never seem to display any markings. Is there any explanation for this? Keep up the good work. Greetings from Canada 🇨🇦.
Excellent 👌
Cheers Steve !
Lovely finish as usual 😉
Thanks Basil 😊
Nice work!!! 👍👍👍👍
Cheers mate !
Very nice. Congratulations. Here Brazil.
Excellent build and paint James. I recently bought this kit and am thinking of a suitable dio to go with it. Chicken and the egg. What to do first ? lol. By the way Vallejo do a really good paint for rubber tyres and track pads. Vallejo 70.306 Panzer Aces Dark Rubber.
very nice.
A true artist 😎
Muito bom trabalho. Parabéns.
Fantasic build dude! I got one if these to do from Das Werk(dragon rebox) the kit figures are fantastic! Always find Tamiyas box figure really naff but the after market ones are really good 1st time i think I’ve seen having good figures with the kit! Also great job on the figures
Cheers mate, Tamiya have started rereleasing their old figures to be updated. They finally listened and are putting out some really nice ones. Good to see a company take the initiative
Such amazing work. Love the figures! Do you use a top coat/seal ?
Another excellent video James. Looking forward to seeing what the new camera can do. Interested to hear what benefits you think the VMS cement has over the tamiya extra thin.
Thanks Bruce, with the vms fast setting it seem to be quicker to dry than extra thin, but a but slower than the extra thin quick setting. Adhesion wise it cures quickly and is durable. Very similar to extra thin, just a teensy bit quicker.
ught! I want a cool northern Wales accent to!
WOW!!!
I like it all James well done marra . Regards Gav.
Thanks Gav 😄
Shot in the dark here... I've built and painted the kit and painted up the figures. I'm happy with the results BUT... I didn't attach the right arm correctly on the driver. The figure's hand is about 3 mm above the handle bar grip. I figure I have 2 options. Saw off the arm as close to shoulder as possible, re-position and try to blend the seam with milliput. I've never done this so am fairly certain results would be garbage. Option 2 would be applying heat in some way.. boiling water but I'm betting this'll melt off the acrylic paint or a candle flame which I did set up to try but didn't go through with it because even if I don't manage to melt something or bubble the paint, the results would look odd and disconnected from the shoulder. Any tips out there? Magic buttons? Time machine? Thanks for any ideas or sympathy.
Beautiful build, what brushes do you use for figure painting?
Welcome back. Love your vids, very inspirational. A question - I note you always seem to have a lot of paint in your airbrush cup, it looks more than your likely to need for the job your doing? What do you do with it when you've finished? Thanks 😊
Thanks Bob, quite often I burn through the lot, it's not very often I have to empty the cup. When I'm mixing colours in pots though there is some wastage. If I have empty paint pots I'll recant them but often I'll loose the mix.
Nice that I've got 1/9 scale of it still to build yet and warriors 200mm SS officer for Italy 1945
Anyone remember when Tamiya made this model with a actual metal engine? Don't know why but they did.
That is absolutely phenomenal work! Looks like I’m going to have to get one of these! Did you ever figure out the issue with the airbrush and the brown? It looks like you had to keep moving the trigger to keep the paint flowing. Something I have issues with sometimes…
Thanks! I think its the nature of the brown pigment. I have had trouble with all of my fine nozzle needle combos and many brands of red brown ( 0.2 and smaller). A fun fact, some pigments cannot be ground finer because it drastically effects the opacity of the paint to a point it may be rendered useless. That's why some paints are just coarser (microscopically) than others.
i have a diorama idea a tiger 1 slanting in a river with the kettenkraftrad going next to the tiger 1 on a dirt road
Hi. Very nice.
how you liking the 3rd gen paints?
Great result. Can I ask, what size needle(s) are you using? Presumably a larger one for the primer? I have the same airbrush - 0.15 and 0.4mm needles.
Thanks Ian, 0.15 for everything for me !
Wow Sher gut!!! 🤗 😉
hello, great jpb! which brush you use for details of figures please?
Thanks ! Artis opus series s 2/0
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Good afternoon Can you tell me the length of the assembled model, excluding the trolley. Thank you!
About 8.6 cm !
Thanks!!!@@lpjmodels
What colours did you use for ammo box ?
hey i remember you being a fan of VMS products. A store in my country will be stocking it soon. How do you find VMS varnish compared to other brands (i watched a vms produced video on their varnishes and they stated to apply it wet so it doesn't dry while still applying it to the model, also that it doesn't require thinning and it can be sprayed on thick)? Also any thoughts on VMS thinners, slow-mo retarder? Thank you for the reply when you get a moment or chance.
Hi mate, I would be lost without my VMS stuff now, the varnishes are next level, I dont spray them really thick though just wet coats, I havent used the gloss so can't comment on that but the matt and satin are very nice indeed. I use a lot of their other products as well and I get the impression they are well thought out and tested properly before release. Definately worth trying
Great interview with the ppp. What app do you use to edit your videos on your mobile.
Thanks Mark, power director Pro and I pay for premium.
Hi Brilliant video what airbrush are you using?
Cheers, h&s infinity CR 0.15
@@lpjmodels thank you dude it looks good. I’m looking to upgrade my iwata neo
do you find the AK 3rd gen paints more matt than Vallejo Model? Also do you even find Vallejo Model paints to be matt or satin?
Thank mate. 3rd gen seem pretty matt out of the gate, regular vallejo varies on how thick you paint it I think but tends towards satin a bit
Dark brown paints are always a bear to spray
Do you know if this was used as a tow for the me262 jet .
It appears so images.app.goo.gl/4KHb724EboNKj8ju6
Would this work well with Warhammer figures
私的には,やはりタミヤ！特に35分の1ですよ！
3:33 someone has the music please?
List of tracks at the end u less this is a spam link
@@lpjmodels I'm sorry! I stopped the video when you finished. That was great.
@@kingmori1 thanks a lot ! 😀
Im doing the same kit right now. I dont think the kit is 100% new tool as there is fit problems athleast on my version of the kit. I had to do filling and stuff like that witch I hate.
There is an old version from the 70s and this one that was released within the last year
@@lpjmodels I know and I belived they used some of the same parts.
@@statoilbensin2190 I took a close look here kzhead.info/sun/ZJWYeNKlqqWwf4U/bejne.html And while some of the parts breakdown amd assembly is similar there are too many differences in surface detail, the two side Hull panels and construction are similar but fit together slightly differently. I'm going to have to disagree with you on this one I'm afraid. 100% new tooling.
@@lpjmodels well I only had wery small problems witch was easy to fix using putty. Maybe it was just me.
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I misses the licence plate.....
So did the decal designers.
@@lpjmodels Ok, but after all it's a German vehicle, you know... ^^ Great video btw.
Awesome event! Thanks for sharing your build and techniques. Here's some original wartime footage of the Kettenkrad: kzhead.info/sun/hMxpeauPiqmwfJE/bejne.html
Thanks mate. That's some great footage
MODEL VERY GOOD SO IS PAINTING OF FIGS SKIN TONE OFF ANYONE OUT SIDE HAS DEEPER TONE CONSTRUCTION WORKER FARMERS SOLDIER S 😉.
"filled wiff superglue and sanded smoove" sorry, English not my first language, what are you meaning by wiff and smoove please?
Ahh, a wiff is the smell or aroma you get when walking past a neigbors barbecue, and smoove is how I am when approaching your mum at the bar.
@@lpjmodels Ah. Smooth?
I'm like 90% sure that's not how you spell smooth and whiff @AR Cherry
It's pronounced "Ketten-kraft-rahdt", not Ketten-kraft-rad.
The plastic what podcast...thought you said ****y. Not sure if I wanted to watch.
Painting the wheels multiple colours is pure fantasy as is multi-colour schemes on the hull. The Heer had very specific orders that the KK was to be painted in one colour only. ALL German vehicles, by order, were only allowed to have the wheels painted in one colour, on say a tank, that could be one of the 3 colours on any wheel, BUT not 3 colours on one wheel. A rotating wheel with multiple colours is the biggest attractor of the human eye possible. Likewise, other than stencils, it was specifically prohibited to paint the German cross or Swastika on a KK. This is all documented. Please stop perpetuating the modelling world fantasies.
I appreciate your dedication to accuracy, but bro I was just following the instructions. Are you going to also go out and gatekeep every other inaccurate build on KZhead?, if so, you might need a few hundred years. Sometime I want to delve into the nitty gritty with a build, down to pigments used and try my best to match them. Sometimes, I just wanna build a model. The real person to complain to is Mr. Tamiya, but I'm sure you won't get anything from him.
Here are a few references showing multitone camo on the Kettenkrad. www.worldwarphotos.info/gallery/germany/halftracks/kettenkrad/101st-airborne-troops-normandy-14jun1944/ www.worldwarphotos.info/gallery/germany/halftracks/kettenkrad/nsu-kettenkrad-4/ www.worldwarphotos.info/gallery/germany/halftracks/kettenkrad/nsu-kettenkrad-8/ www.worldwarphotos.info/gallery/germany/halftracks/kettenkrad/kettenkrad-8/
@@lpjmodels Just because some individuals went against orders, does not mean those are correct schemes. Roughly 9,500 KKs were built during the war. 4 examples of non-compliance is less than 1/1000th, a statistical error. They were delivered from the factory in either grey (early war) or yellow (mid to late war). This has been extensively studied by vehicle owners and the leading experts in WW2 German vehicles. Most of whom are still alive and still active. You may want to google the "rambo kettenkrad", restored and kitted out by a Frenchman whose imagination ran away with him. Just because it looks nice, doesn't mean it is in any way accurate. It is more a mobile museum than a vehicle as it has more weaponary and kit than a squad of infantry. Isn't the modelling community supposed to be into the rivet counting thing and all about accuracy? Are all those kit reviews I have read that go into minute detail about the number of rivets on a vehicle or the changes in detail of a particular item in a specific month of Tiger production the exception rather than the norm in modelling?
@@2217Video I understand where you are coming from, the exception to the rule not necessarily being the norm, but as the hobby is a hybrid between historical and artistic I think there is room for either approach, and a blend of the two suits me well. I value authenticity, and to derive that I do usually look at some reference images, for a more casual build, this one for example, I will look at a few references to see how the vehicle wears, what schemes are used, and look for any really glaring errors. If you model a specific vehicle for example, as a broad example one of wittmans tigers or Baders hurricanes, studying the specific vehicle for paint schemes, wear, unusual features e.t.c is useful, for a generic build just to build, like this Ketten, I simply dont invest that much into the exactly was, more the could have been. For other builds, I will go a little more overboard, the Italian flying boat I recently built was a minefield due to the lack of reference, even after contacting a restoration society I got contradictory evidence on colours. I made several corrections and improvements. But my end goal is authenticity, and by that I mean a believable miniature, not strictly a facsimile of the original. Rivet counters in the hobby are wrongly derided, I think it's healthy to have both approaches in a hobby. But I think for the majority of builders, authentic is good enough. Some take it further. I'm currently building a specific marking version of an aircraft and there are no publicly avaliable references, so it's going by plausibility at the moment !
@@lpjmodels However, I am rather disappointed that the Caunter Matilda scheme as depicted by the IWM etc turned out to be wrong. That Tamiya Matilda was one of my first models and I had it for years. I quite like that quirky appearance.
Well thought out camo . Excellent!!
good
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