Thanks Andy. I just did my 1/48 Sturmtiger using this rusting technique. I did pretty much the same as you showed, except for more chips, but a lot finer in detail. I am happy with the resulting weathering.
This video is amazing! Clear and easy to understand tutorial.You're the Bob Ross of Scale Modeling! :) I took notes during the video, now I'm gonna print them and laminate them and hang on the wall beside my workbench. Thank you Andy!
Andy has taught me so much more than I knew before. I also love the hobby more now and have fun trying different techniques than I knew before. Bottom line, I have more fun now than before. Andy is a great teacher. A natural at it.
That was the best video I have seen on all of this and I watch a lot of them due to the fact I like building rusty old cars and trucks along with Rat Rods. Thank you for taking the time to share your knowledge.
Hi Andy, another great video, again you are a true inspiration to us all and you should be very proud of your work and teaching, I would like to take this chance to wish you and your family a Very Merry Christmas and a safe and happy New Year.
Hey Andy. This reminds me of your older videos. Great to have that. That was and is so much fun to watch. Hope you get back to your build videos of "mediocre" models again ;). Really enjoyed that a lot.
Hi Andy. Store looks great, and your videos got me back in to kit building. I now have a nice selection of Tamiya lorries and utility vehicles to build and paint. When you can get some European distribution I'll have to give your website a go.
Hello Andy, I love you’re videos and I want to try and follow them and use the techniques featured but I do not have most of the products that you show so could you maybe show how to make homemade products?
Andy, great stuff!! could you also do a spot on creating battle damage methods; i.e. bent fender, shell deflections/entry. I'm always afraid of damaging a model by doing something with heat to create these effects.
I am getting back on this hobby, and browsing to other videos saw a chipping technique using hair spray, or a commercial chipping fluid for more precision. That technique seemed a bit easier than this, but how would you compare it ? In this video I do see use of more colors whereas in the chipping fluid technique is basically doing contrast btw 2 colors only. Thanks for the inspiration
Great video as usual! When you do streaking you use enamel thinner. Is that the same as oderless mineral spirits? Thanks! You have me modeling again after a 30 year absence! My wife and I are suffering from empty nest syndrome! Thanks again and “Let’s get started!”
@@AndysHobbyHeadquarters like just simply from the can? Well that makes things much easier. Love your videos btw. Have really inspired me as I get more confident in the hobby.
All the weathering tips are really great. However, we all know that battle damage is the more dramatic effect on a vehicle. Is there a way that you can show how to include small arms fire and AT or tank main gun fire ricochets that would wouldn't necessarily completely penetrate the armor plate on a turret or frontal armor? Please add something like that in an upcoming video. BTW, I'm a great fan of your instructional videos!
Hi Andy, loving the work so far. Quick question; how would you do the chipping on a Aluminum hulled vehicle, like the M113 series? The only real steel on them is the hull fittings, such as lifting points, etc..
I will definitely use this video for help! I love your weathering you always make your models look so good. I have always wondered though, why is the chipping brown and not a steel color, is it supposed to be like it has rusted a little? and also do you use the same chipping for planes?
Pls Help . I use tamiya acrylic paint after that i use Tamiya 81522 - Mini X-22 Clear and after that i put decals but the colors wash , what i need to use for that to not happens again ? Its my first model build, tiger 1 early academy its not noob friendly btw , thx . Sry for my broken eng .
Hey Andy, Great video, I have one question unrelated to it though. Many times when I am building I paint up the whole model (Usually in just one single color) and after I build up all of the tools and spare tracks and paint them. Then whenever I start to glue them the paint gets messed up from the glue. So my question is how do you approach glueing accessories after the initial paint coat without messing up said paint? Thanks once again and I look forward to more of these great in depth videos!
Its really cool, but I would suggest that when you are into chipping you load the brush with a tiny bit of paint, just to do a fine rust line. Also, you could use enamel thinner to correct a bit tiny mishappenings here and there along with acrylic paint retarder. Farewell
Stealing a page from Night Shift, are ya? Really great video! Have you ever messed with battle damage such as shell impacts or bullet holes? I'd certainly be interesting to see that as I am thinking of incorporating some into my next build.
OK, OK So it seems as you said- it's simple and just practice, practice -👍-----well maybe. 🤔 But are you really sure small elves don't come in the night and do it for you? Me I'm Still waiting---sigh
Love you videos Andy! You’ve definitely improved my models and taught me a lot. Thank you for your content.
Thanks Andy. I just did my 1/48 Sturmtiger using this rusting technique. I did pretty much the same as you showed, except for more chips, but a lot finer in detail. I am happy with the resulting weathering.
This video is amazing! Clear and easy to understand tutorial.You're the Bob Ross of Scale Modeling! :)
I took notes during the video, now I'm gonna print them and laminate them and hang on the wall beside my workbench.
Thank you Andy!
I mean his work Is great and helpfull bit if u want more, i highly recommend Nightshifts channel, go check it out
Andy has taught me so much more than I knew before. I also love the hobby more now and have fun trying different techniques than I knew before. Bottom line, I have more fun now than before. Andy is a great teacher. A natural at it.
pro tip: you can watch series on kaldroStream. Me and my gf have been using it for watching loads of movies recently.
@Kenneth Lian Yea, I've been using kaldrostream for since december myself :D
@Kenneth Lian yea, I have been watching on kaldroStream for since december myself =)
@Kenneth Lian Yea, I have been watching on kaldroStream for since november myself =)
Andy it's always a pleasure to watch your videos. Thank you for the time you put in our entertainement.👍👍👍👍
A must see video for modelers of all skill levels
Andy, you are an artist! You make it look so easy, and the explanation is very clear. Thank You.
Excellent explanation/demo! This explained it more clearly than a lot of other videos Ive seen
So talented at painting!!
Weathering is so cool!
Great work Andy!!
Nice job Andy! Your videos are extremely informative, and the realistic results on this project are outstanding.
I appreciate the help you provide and I love your Chanel. Keep creating the great videos.
Amazing!!....thanks for sharing your techniques and your time.
Really useful video - especially for someone new to weathering like me. Looking forward to the rest of the series
That was the best video I have seen on all of this and I watch a lot of them due to the fact I like building rusty old cars and trucks along with Rat Rods. Thank you for taking the time to share your knowledge.
Nice finish Andy.
Nice video Andy! Really looking forward to doing this technique!!!
Hi Andy, another great video, again you are a true inspiration to us all and you should be very proud of your work and teaching, I would like to take this chance to wish you and your family a Very Merry Christmas and a safe and happy New Year.
store looks great!!! im coming down to arizona soon, ill be sure to stop in and buy some stuff!
Thanks Andy
Love the new idea for this series, keep up the great work! Hopefully, this means we'll see more of you?!
Good video. Very nice how too.
Hey Andy. This reminds me of your older videos. Great to have that. That was and is so much fun to watch. Hope you get back to your build videos of "mediocre" models again ;). Really enjoyed that a lot.
This was very helpful. Thanks man
Thanks For Sharing Andy, have a Blessed Week Brother.
Excellent as always. Thanks Andy. 👍🏻😊
Hi Andy.
Store looks great, and your videos got me back in to kit building. I now have a nice selection of Tamiya lorries and utility vehicles to build and paint.
When you can get some European distribution I'll have to give your website a go.
thanks, you're an artist! very useful tips will help my own modelling
Maus in the house
Beautiful work Andy.
Hi Andy. Great tutorial!! Looks amazingly real. Enjoy the day. Ray L
Simple and straightforward , nice 👍
Andy you have just made me improve on my chipping and weathering technique for that I thank you Steve 🇬🇧
GREAT Video Andy!!! Joe
Beautiful.
Looks nice! Would love it when he would have the oxide primer turret on it as well! A nice late war vehicle!!👌👌
Thanks Andy, sometimes it's good to get back to basics, cheers
Awesome!!!!!!!!!
Made my archer look great with you’re chipping technique
Thank you Andy as always very informative 😀
Hello Andy, I love you’re videos and I want to try and follow them and use the techniques featured but I do not have most of the products that you show so could you maybe show how to make homemade products?
Make more of theses types of videos please!
Oh, that mottling mask is brilliant! Ordered one right away, can't wait to test it out.
What do you use to clear coat
That Maus is my fav video from you
Interesting technique. I would use this in combination with washes and dry brushing.
What color would i use with a green base color.
looking good post will see
Welcome back!
Andy, great stuff!! could you also do a spot on creating battle damage methods; i.e. bent fender, shell deflections/entry. I'm always afraid of damaging a model by doing something with heat to create these effects.
Do you out any varnish over the paint before this process?
Lovely, literally just what I needed, king tiger coming in a couple of weeks
If I doing a German grey tank, will I still use the same chipping color?
Will those mottling masks be useful on ship models?
I am getting back on this hobby, and browsing to other videos saw a chipping technique using hair spray, or a commercial chipping fluid for more precision. That technique seemed a bit easier than this, but how would you compare it ? In this video I do see use of more colors whereas in the chipping fluid technique is basically doing contrast btw 2 colors only. Thanks for the inspiration
Great video as usual! When you do streaking you use enamel thinner. Is that the same as oderless mineral spirits? Thanks! You have me modeling again after a 30 year absence! My wife and I are suffering from empty nest syndrome! Thanks again and “Let’s get started!”
What do you clear coat with?
I used testers dullcoat
@@AndysHobbyHeadquarters like just simply from the can? Well that makes things much easier. Love your videos btw. Have really inspired me as I get more confident in the hobby.
What clear coat do you use and why is it needed? Only on my second model but trying to improve the finish of it
This is grate!
Any tips of you don't have a air brush
Andy you definitely have room behind you to add a center isle with shelves!
Andy - Do you recommend the AK weathering pencils?
The best part of modellbuilding is to buy the kits
I agree!
All the weathering tips are really great. However, we all know that battle damage is the more dramatic effect on a vehicle. Is there a way that you can show how to include small arms fire and AT or tank main gun fire ricochets that would wouldn't necessarily completely penetrate the armor plate on a turret or frontal armor? Please add something like that in an upcoming video. BTW, I'm a great fan of your instructional videos!
hoping for some oil weathering videos too :)
Hi Andy, loving the work so far. Quick question; how would you do the chipping on a Aluminum hulled vehicle, like the M113 series? The only real steel on them is the hull fittings, such as lifting points, etc..
I will definitely use this video for help! I love your weathering you always make your models look so good. I have always wondered though, why is the chipping brown and not a steel color, is it supposed to be like it has rusted a little? and also do you use the same chipping for planes?
Pls Help . I use tamiya acrylic paint after that i use Tamiya 81522 - Mini X-22 Clear and after that i put decals but the colors wash , what i need to use for that to not happens again ? Its my first model build, tiger 1 early academy its not noob friendly btw , thx . Sry for my broken eng .
who did the wheatering on andy?
:p
Same ratio's as your track colour ?
Excelent
Hey Andy,
Great video, I have one question unrelated to it though. Many times when I am building I paint up the whole model (Usually in just one single color) and after I build up all of the tools and spare tracks and paint them. Then whenever I start to glue them the paint gets messed up from the glue. So my question is how do you approach glueing accessories after the initial paint coat without messing up said paint? Thanks once again and I look forward to more of these great in depth videos!
Use pva glue, or at least try to scratch most of the paint away with a sharp blade. Works for me
I haven't seen any tank/afv with scratches
Night shift does an equally excellent job on chipping
Its really cool, but I would suggest that when you are into chipping you load the brush with a tiny bit of paint, just to do a fine rust line.
Also, you could use enamel thinner to correct a bit tiny mishappenings here and there along with acrylic paint retarder.
Farewell
hello where to find this paint tool " masterpiece" ? thank you .
masterpiecemodels.com/
@@AndysHobbyHeadquarters TY
What happened to the large R2D2 ?
Hi Andy
Stealing a page from Night Shift, are ya? Really great video! Have you ever messed with battle damage such as shell impacts or bullet holes? I'd certainly be interesting to see that as I am thinking of incorporating some into my next build.
thats a lot more space
Tip: in real life weld seems do not rust
OK, OK So it seems as you said- it's simple and just practice, practice -👍-----well maybe. 🤔 But are you really sure small elves don't come in the night and do it for you? Me I'm Still waiting---sigh
Making us more jelaous every video
U watched Nighshift didn't ya :D