Great job with the sip man! Once again, you nailed it! Excellent form, timing and also the sip to wave ratio was spot on. Oh, and the F-16 looks pretty damn good as usual! Looking forward to the next build!
A slurp of coffee mid video, fair play lol, love ur detail work, nice 2 have a pic of the actual plane 4 ref, i prefer a clean rather than weathered look
You nailed it !! , firstly the accurate and timely coffee slurping , ive not seen or heard better since the formation of model clips on you tube ! and the controlled weathering is both accurate and in scale , thanks for posting , love your work best wishes .
Looking awesome so far Sean and sometimes a nice clean bird is the right thing to do. Great choice to go that route. I'll have to test out the graphite streaking...maybe...haha.
Great tutorial, Sean. I use graphite also. Originally motivated to help with resin 1/10, 1/6 bust figure painting, Tamiya Weathering Master semi wet compound sets are really good.
FYI, so much easier to weather with gloss coat. Flat means the medium is instantly in the cracks and paint. Gloss gives you the ability to blend and feather and do what you’re trying to do…
Looking good. But get some better decals 😂😂. Anything Microscale or Cartograf printed will have tiny thin carrier film. It’s worth it. Those kit decals are rough. Aftermarket would save you so much time and sanity. Worth the minimal cost 👍
Great to see you back! Excellent video 👌🏻
Great job with the sip man! Once again, you nailed it! Excellent form, timing and also the sip to wave ratio was spot on. Oh, and the F-16 looks pretty damn good as usual! Looking forward to the next build!
Cool tutorial.
That's such a cool looking camo scheme! Your build looks amazing. Great tip on making the small NO STEP markings when you run out of decals!
Hats off for doing a clean version. I always had trouble finding pictures of these "over weathered" planes...
Looking great! Love the little tip of using the oil paint to replace the stencils.
A slurp of coffee mid video, fair play lol, love ur detail work, nice 2 have a pic of the actual plane 4 ref, i prefer a clean rather than weathered look
You nailed it !! , firstly the accurate and timely coffee slurping , ive not seen or heard better since the formation of model clips on you tube ! and the controlled weathering is both accurate and in scale , thanks for posting , love your work best wishes .
I just don't have the patience for that streaking with graphite. I can see my fingerprints all over the plane trying that 😂thanks for sharing Sean!
Looking awesome so far Sean and sometimes a nice clean bird is the right thing to do. Great choice to go that route. I'll have to test out the graphite streaking...maybe...haha.
@@MadGeniusProductions_MGP I think it could be a good method, I just need practice
Great tutorial, Sean. I use graphite also. Originally motivated to help with resin 1/10, 1/6 bust figure painting, Tamiya Weathering Master semi wet compound sets are really good.
Mate enjoying the build 👍
Yea, I hate streaking early in the morning.
FYI, so much easier to weather with gloss coat. Flat means the medium is instantly in the cracks and paint. Gloss gives you the ability to blend and feather and do what you’re trying to do…
@@NAVAIRinScale thanks for the tips!
Looking good. But get some better decals 😂😂. Anything Microscale or Cartograf printed will have tiny thin carrier film. It’s worth it. Those kit decals are rough. Aftermarket would save you so much time and sanity. Worth the minimal cost 👍