The Biggest Model I've Ever Built! Morser Karl Gerät 040 (Trumpeter 1/35)

My friends, it's no mystery that BIG models always look impressive! This one has been on my radar since I was a young kid playing the strategy PC game Blitzkrieg. My parents actually surprised me with the Dragon kit when I was 15 or 16, but I never finished painting it, and, eventually, it ended in the trash bin. Let's consider this a redemption build!

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Music: Quincas Moreira - Scratch the Itch - Youtube Audio Library

[bruhnegus]

I find it quite funny how this model alone is as big as my biggest diorama 🗿
Anyway the level of details and realism is already incredible 🔥

[altbzat]

Still ready every Friday for the new video! 😁 It just keeps getting better and better :)

[danksouls]

You've probably been asked to do this a bajillion times already, but I'd *love* to see you tackle a Warhammer tank kit, while applying all the cool superdetailed modelling tricks and such! I think it'd turn out beautifully. Love your work!

[masterofthelag]

As someone who really likes the look of the Gerat anyway, and loves your modelling work, this combined with it being a huge kit is a heck of a combo! Looking forward to seeing how this goes!

[instillthefear]

I started modeling at the beginning of last year and watching your videos has made the quality of my builds skyrocket. Love the videos and appreciate the work and dedication you have for the craft! 😎

[captainramius]

Firstly, that would look simply beautiful in a big diorama on the steppes!

Secondly, I have a suggestion for, perhaps a scratch build project…

[chompette_]

I like how the wheels-up for travelling error implies the mortar slid along on its belly like an otter in the snow

[thomasbirzer]

Finally a new video from Martin. I missed it.

[dave]

It's a good day when Uncle Nightshift drops a video!

[jonroads]

Ah, the comforting joy that is a new Night Shift video, it's Friday night, and time to

[vonp]

Michtoy is my regular store. Love seeing them advertised on my favorite channel!

[svenva]

I always feel threatened in a way when he shows his "very bad 16 year old kits"...

[karolmalinowski]

When you mentioned something big in the last video, I was betting it'll be propably 1:16 model. But this, this is way more impressive even. I'm super curious how you balance painting such huge model with your attention to detail.

[paulregner]

As mentioned, it truly is three entire kits rolled into one. I am really looking forward to the coming steps on this one!

[fredrikhultman]

Ahh...a fellow Blitzkrieg enjoyer, i also really liked that game.

[babylonsburning]

Great! You're back Uncle. Fantastic modelling. Love the way you sand, fill and surface your projects, super inspiring for us mere modelling mortals. Canit wait to see the painting.

[rwseemore]

Your skill is very impressive especially like your dioramas, where you build walls etc. Learned so much, when I modeled wish I'd known some of the thinks you do, outstanding!

[kriztov]

What a great platform to show off your skills in bringing this to life. Bravo.

[ladzhandle]

Build a plane kit. It would be awesome!

[sparky]

Great looking build! I've been binging on your videos daily and re-watching the same ones multiple times. Your amazing work inspired me to take a break from aircraft modeling and start building tanks. I've learned so much from your techniques, thank you!