Great series! I am planning on building a "barn find" diorama of a 1920's fire truck. This series has awesome information that transfers across many building genres! Keep up the great work!
Wow! This is an excellent tutorial. Between watching the parts I ordered myself some MIG pigments with peripherals so I can try on a Trident army tractor. I also think this is the best tutorial on the net about pigments. Many thanks!
Excellent tutorial. I don't build tanks only aircraft but this is absolutley awesome, so life like. I can use some of these techniques on aircraft. Thanks for sharing.
I have really enjoyed this series, buddy, and you certainly keep me laughing throughout with your commentary...looking forward to the next video of the still shots....
ScaleModelAlberta LoL...now that is funny...You work in oil fields, survive the Great White North each year, put food on plate with your shooting/hunting skills, build museum quality models and can't figure out a new HD camera...sorry, but I have to chuckle!!! Did I mention you have some razor wit with those one-liners?...lol...well, when you get it figured out, we will be anxiously awaiting to see what you learned... :-)
My type of weathering Glockster. I'm going to root out my tamiya weathering sets today. I used just these and mig pigments in my early vids but have moved away from them of late. Time to revisit them I think! .
A really informative and entertaining series of videos you've done mate. Cheers for taking the time to do them.I've been looking into using pigments and pastels for the first time and these have been just what I was looking for.Awesome looking Ariete btw. I have the earlier Trumpeter kit without the armour addons, and if mine turns out half as good, I will be really pleased. Cheers again! ;)
Is there any point in varnishing a model when you have used pigments for weathering? I did a Bradley like this, and it is slowly reverting to fresh paint!
Great tutorial on how to use those pigment sets....Thanks Brother. The Italiano tank looks dusty, oily, and weathered. A very realistic effect has been achieved. Do you seal the pigments or just leave them alone....sometimes sealing lessens the effect? Keep having fun Brother. Bill.
Can seal with a very light mist of paint thinner....but I have had a few disasters doing that. I think this one will be hands off. You and Grendel take care man.
Great series! I am planning on building a "barn find" diorama of a 1920's fire truck. This series has awesome information that transfers across many building genres! Keep up the great work!
Wow! This is an excellent tutorial. Between watching the parts I ordered myself some MIG pigments with peripherals so I can try on a Trident army tractor. I also think this is the best tutorial on the net about pigments. Many thanks!
Excellent tutorial. I don't build tanks only aircraft but this is absolutley awesome, so life like. I can use some of these techniques on aircraft. Thanks for sharing.
Mark Rayton Hey Mark I appreciate that. Thanks for watching.
Excellent series with some great and simple techniques. Thanks for sharing these with us.
I have really enjoyed this series, buddy, and you certainly keep me laughing throughout with your commentary...looking forward to the next video of the still shots....
Thanks Tommy. Need to figure out how to take pictures with my new HD camera. :)
ScaleModelAlberta LoL...now that is funny...You work in oil fields, survive the Great White North each year, put food on plate with your shooting/hunting skills, build museum quality models and can't figure out a new HD camera...sorry, but I have to chuckle!!! Did I mention you have some razor wit with those one-liners?...lol...well, when you get it figured out, we will be anxiously awaiting to see what you learned... :-)
Colonel Reb's Scale Models Me embarrassed. Push the button on screen that says "photo." ;) Ariete to post Friday night.
She really turned out great!
Keep up the good work and always enjoy your vids no matter how long they turn out!
Cheers!
My type of weathering Glockster. I'm going to root out my tamiya weathering sets today. I used just these and mig pigments in my early vids but have moved away from them of late. Time to revisit them I think! .
Sometimes the simple techniques give the best results. Take care Mark.
Awesome job!! Love the rivet counter comments!! HAHAHAHAH....Yeah....us Canadians are smart!
A really informative and entertaining series of videos you've done mate. Cheers for taking the time to do them.I've been looking into using pigments and pastels for the first time and these have been just what I was looking for.Awesome looking Ariete btw. I have the earlier Trumpeter kit without the armour addons, and if mine turns out half as good, I will be really pleased. Cheers again! ;)
Very entertaining video. Great effects and the tank looks nice n dusty n grimy.
great effects mate going to try a couple of them me self
to see how they come out many thanks.
steve.
Got some AK pigments. Was afraid to use them because not sure how to apply. Tried your methods came out excellent on my E-50 Panzer. Thanks
Thanks for sharing ! Liked some of the effects you duplicated.... Will try some of those on my RG-31 to get her nice and Grimy !
Hey Norm appreciate the support, take care.
Nice tutorial and great finish to the tank i like that effect
Thanks for sharing this brother. Learned a thing or two.
Wow, that looks awesome.
Would you recommend highlighting the panel lines instead of post shading before the dusting?
Just a thought. But when I wanted to know where the fueling ports on a tank were, I researched it. Hmmm...? You Canadians are smart!
nice work buddy, were you at the GOMBS show at the weekend?
Totally forgot, realized yesterday I missed it. FAIL on my part. :(
Really impressive!
Is there any point in varnishing a model when you have used pigments for weathering? I did a Bradley like this, and it is slowly reverting to fresh paint!
nice !
Great tutorial on how to use those pigment sets....Thanks Brother. The Italiano tank looks dusty, oily, and weathered. A very realistic effect has been achieved. Do you seal the pigments or just leave them alone....sometimes sealing lessens the effect? Keep having fun Brother.
Bill.
Can seal with a very light mist of paint thinner....but I have had a few disasters doing that. I think this one will be hands off. You and Grendel take care man.
How do you deal the pigments?
I love the mascara comment !!!! =)
How do you fix that dust on the tank? Every time I have some nice dry-looking dust effects on my tank and put a matt varnish on it they disappear.
Very, very light application of either Tamiya X-20A or odorless paint thinner from an airbrush at about 10psi.
How is the final finished sealed?
John Galt A very light low pressure mist of Tamiya XF-20
@@ScaleModelAlberta - Thank you!
C1 ariete