Adding Washes & Blending Oil Paints - Char B1 bis (Trumpeter 1/72)
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 18 เม.ย. 2019
- Some models are literally made for applying washes and this Char B1 might be one of the best examples. It has rich surface full of panel lines, bolts and rivets, and a simple dark wash can drastically change how this model looks. A few carefully blended oil paints and fake shadows are just the icing on the cake.
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It's crazy how a simple wash and a few blended oil dots can change the entire model, right?
Your videos are one of the things I look forward to on Fridays.
You are a very relatable person. unlike other model TH-camrs that put modelers down by spending years on one model and charging for guides on how to do simple stuff
Totally appreciating your sense of humour. I know you said in one of you Videos that you create tiny rivet heads with aluminum foil...I really need that technique for scratch-building steampunk contraptions. Thanks!
I shared your video on Reddit because, first I think these videos are great and entertaining, but also I think you might be able to tap into a large base of modelers that would love your tips and techniques. Kudos on the great work.
Fantastic explanation and demonstration of the process - awesome stuff!
Well go ahead and DO IT !!
Great quickie video. 👍
Excellent work, I really like your detailed explanation and entertaining style.
Sent here by a modeling friend - great presentations. Easy to watch, and listen to.
Fantastic! Great tutorial, thanks
Very useful and very well presented technique and instructional guide. :-)
Great video mate! Found your channel yesterday, so I had to watch all of your videos! I love how you explain everything and make it entertaining at the same time. Looking forward to your future videos. Keep them coming!
Martin, I wanted to avoid it...but I am going to buy this model. Hate you! :-D
Great job!
Fantastic intro and excellent tutorial!
bravo! odličan video
I’ve subscribed to your channel and am looking forward to learning from your videos.
Came from Reddit. Fantastic video.
Tip for vinyl tracks: Hit them with alcohol or enamel thinner to get rid of the oily residue. I'm not sure if this is mold release agent or just the plasticizers from the vinyl. Then prime with enamel. The paint sticks better, not WELL, just better.