Well done Tim you transformed a rather clean house and added some dirt and grime to it and you did it in a way that others can learn from you great job. cheers Nic
Brilliant Thanks i have learnt a lot from this video .i have been mixing my binder and pigments the applied to the models.have not been satisfied with the results but this is top work
Great effect Tim. Haven't seen Vallejo pigments before. Are they easy to get hold of ? The Hornby powders seem to be thin on the ground as well. Regards Bobby 'T'.
Well done Tim 👍. The building is looking so much better just with the easy products shown, though it takes a professional like you to get some super effects. Where about's this building going on Exeter & Laira? GWR
Thanks Barry. Plenty of things both these methods will work on if you split them up. The Vallejo pigments are also great for creating kerb side dirt etc. Pin wash is great to get any detail to pop. For finer detail work use a thinner brush.
I couldn't agree more they look absolutely fantastic 👍🏻 I use Metcalfe card kits and replace the roofs with layered paper strips from Scales scenes locked in with humbrol matt varnish. So I was wondering if you tip would work on my roof? Cheers Stevie 😎
Cheers Steve. Hard to say, if I was to test it I'd seal the roof fully with a spray acrylic varnish. Though the mixtures are fairly wet they do however dry alot quicker than water. I did do my flat roofs on some of my scratch builds this way: painted grey. Sealed with humbrol spray varnish. Pigment work as in the video. Then pipette diluted acrylic grey paint over the lot. It didn't distort the card at all. If in doubt build a test piece of roof and trial the methods.
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‘The master at work’ thank you so much for sharing your craft. Tim...’his da Man’.thank you..
Great job Tim!! Thanks for sharing. Stay safe!!! Cheers Onno.
Cheers Onno, likewise, stay safe.
Nice effects, looks very natural.
Thank you.
Well done Tim you transformed a rather clean house and added some dirt and grime to it and you did it in a way that others can learn from you great job.
cheers Nic
Cheers Nic.
Wow Tim, what a great tutorial, not seen this method before but I will certainly be trying it out, cheers Steve
Thanks Steve. Glad it's given you some ideas.
Another excellent tutorial Tim, I really should give this a go Paul
Cheers Paul. The possibilities are endless using these methods.
Outstanding Tim, Easy to follow and simple steps and simple techniques.
Top notch as always.
Stay safe
Alex
Cheers Alex.
Brilliant Thanks i have learnt a lot from this video .i have been mixing my binder and pigments the applied to the models.have not been satisfied with the results but this is top work
That superb weathering, Tim. Quality modelling.
Thanks Dave.
Great effect
Thank you.
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Well Tim, I know you're a man of few words, but..... ;)
Such a simple, but very effective technique. Great work as always!
Thanks Jamie. Hope it inspires.
Great effect Tim. Haven't seen Vallejo pigments before. Are they easy to get hold of ? The Hornby powders seem to be thin on the ground as well. Regards Bobby 'T'.
Cheers. Plenty on eBay. I'm about half way there on having the full set lol.
Hope your well.
Well done Tim 👍. The building is looking so much better just with the easy products shown, though it takes a professional like you to get some super effects. Where about's this building going on Exeter & Laira? GWR
Thanks for the kind words. These buildings are the 4 bungalows that over look the station car park at the north end. Finishing touches.
@@thescrapline4905 ah okay, I had thought that these were new ones for elsewhere. 👍 GWR
Well, that was inspiring. I have not seen that method before and the good thing is, I think it is within my ability (not everything is).
Barry.Devon
Thanks Barry. Plenty of things both these methods will work on if you split them up. The Vallejo pigments are also great for creating kerb side dirt etc.
Pin wash is great to get any detail to pop. For finer detail work use a thinner brush.
I couldn't agree more they look absolutely fantastic 👍🏻 I use Metcalfe card kits and replace the roofs with layered paper strips from Scales scenes locked in with humbrol matt varnish. So I was wondering if you tip would work on my roof? Cheers Stevie 😎
Cheers Steve. Hard to say, if I was to test it I'd seal the roof fully with a spray acrylic varnish. Though the mixtures are fairly wet they do however dry alot quicker than water.
I did do my flat roofs on some of my scratch builds this way: painted grey. Sealed with humbrol spray varnish. Pigment work as in the video. Then pipette diluted acrylic grey paint over the lot. It didn't distort the card at all.
If in doubt build a test piece of roof and trial the methods.
Amazing skills. I do love watching your videos, but I do find the background music a bit unsettling.