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Early video

🕑 Added 2024-03-15 17:00:08 +0000 UTC

Comments

Joshua Orr

What a project and what a finish! Very inspiring.

Trooper

Well that was definitely worth waiting for! WOW!

MikeV

I think you knocked it out of the park. Thanks Martin, great subject, great work, and I really enjoyed the video.

Furia 51

I am amazed at the level of detail you bestow upon your modelling projects. Learning to use these techniques from you is easy because you break it down into easy understandable steps. I enjoy very much the in person scenes you interject in your videos. It is great to see the artist behind the beautiful work. My favorite one is the one you fell asleep on the couch watching 1917 ...opening scene starts with "My Friends,,,,I didn't sleep well last night...". It is because of this scene that I went and bought the movie...and I totally agree with you, it is a great movie. THANK YOU Martin for taking the time to share with us these wonderful techniques and for the privilege of being considered your friend

Ian Cheng

Amazing work!

Kevin SKB118

Awesome video Martin. It’s always so relaxing and satisfying seeing your processes bring plastic to life! The extra studio comments work well too. 😎👍

Danny Jeurissen

I really enjoyed this video, there is so much technology to see and discover. We have also become much wiser in the learning process of techniques, but above all thank you for letting us grow in this wonderful hobby...

Christopher Noone

Very nice and well done ! That said .... I will not indulge in the missing cats or dogs, even exotic colourful birds etc. this time .... but .... a little battle damage (bullet & shrapnel holes) on the wooden section and the sandbags (replicating spilled sand) could add to the battle worn appearance. This project defiantly wasn't a quick "Rumble through the jungle" but looks very rewarding. 🤗

Paul Garrity

Really enjoyed this video. King Kong looks mean moody and dirty. I enjoy watching you experiment with different techniques and what happens when they don't quite work. But if we don't experiment, we get bored! On a Sherman kick at the moment so will be trying some of the effects from this! The studio chat between work is a nice touch too. I like how it ties each step together.