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Hello, friends. I am Nukebrush and today we are going to make imperial Coilgun Tank Hunter "the Hollander" from BlackCatCartel.

As it is written in the Chronicles of the Imperium, the Kaurava system not only became a reliable base for the forces of the Astra Militarum, but also a center for the manufacturing and testing of various heavy battle machines - tanks, artillery, sentinels. At the forges of the Adeptus Mechanicus on Kaurava III, new and more powerful weapons, better armor, communications, and guidance systems (heresy) are installed into experimental samples. Some modifications (rumored to be taken from excavations and old vaults) are not always agreed upon not only by the High Command of the Guard, but even by the Holy Inquisition (heresy!). However, what happens in the Kaurava system stays in the Kaurava system. And the tank commanders of the 1st Heavy Experimental Squadron are happy to command more powerful weaponry than, what they perceive, as their less fortunate brethren in other units.

Tank Hunter "Hollander" is the brightest representative of the mixture of traditional Astra Militarum technologies and the experimental genius (heresy) of the Adeptus Mechanicus. Mounted in a standard tank hull, the Hollander`s heavy coil gun is capable of easily cutting a neat 50-inch hole in any armor known to the Imperium. The principle of operation of the weapon is still not thoroughly known, as is the origin of the weapon itself (heresy!!).

This tank combines painting in traditional colors, a-la British tanks of World War I and Necrontyr paints glowing with an unnatural green color. Also in this video you will find - painting in two chromes - a regular with a brush and black by airbrush, also applying decals, painting exhaust pipes and tracks and, of course, chipping, lenses and weathering.
Hope you like it!)

Timecodes:
0:00 - Intro
0:17 - Apologies and Assembling
1:25 - Underpriming tank with nitro grey
1:56 - Tank tracks from rust to dust
3:22 - Main colors of green moss
4:07 - Painting markings with custom stencils
5:12 - Highlighting tank with the brush
5:48 - Chrome paint and polished metal
6:33 - Applying decals
7:21 - Painting exhaust pipes
8:10 - Painting lens and headlights
8:53 - Enamel wash for main green color
9:31 - Basis for glow effect
10:26 - Black chrome on main gun
11:24 - Imitating chipping and scratches
12:26 - Weathering process with pigments
13:31 - Final result

Music by Karl Casey @ White Bat Audio