CHIPPING 1/35th scale armour!! *3 TONE CAMOUFLAGE!!* _ *Ryefield models Egyptian T-34/122*
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 16 ต.ค. 2024
- In this video, I'll show you my techniques for CHIPPING 1/35th scale armour!! 3 TONE CAMOUFLAGE!! _ Ryefield models Egyptian T-34/122 It's a great technique and especially useful for 2 or 3 tone paint schemes. I hope this video proves useful to you and you maybe become wiser for it... :)
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Absolutely love the way you went over some of those chipped areas with thinned down camo paint. The effect it creates is awesome, and could be used as a part of the distressing method.
Night Shift Thanks Martin, yes I use this technique a lot when distressing the paint surfaces, I suppose it’s similar to mapping.👊🏻
Another great video. You deserve success with the channel.
Thanks, Scott! Now if 100,000 others thought the same way I'd be doing this full time. I appreciate your kind comments. Cheers!
Can't believe I just found your channel! Very helpful, awesome work!
Thanks! Well I’m glad you did and welcome aboard!🤘🏼👌🏻😊
What method do you guy's prefer for chipping your models? I personally use several and it depends on the modelling situation.
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It's like Patreon... but simpler. Thanks
I like the hairspray technique. But I'll layer that with some color "mapping" and hand painted chips with a fine brush. Love the textures!
@@BrailleScale Yes I do the same and will add those effects as I progress. This is just the first step.
Hairspray, salt, masking fluid, fine brush, you name it. Like you, all depends on the effect I'm after or if trying a new technique.
Yes sir.😉🤙🏻
Great video ! This one is now in my Favs !
Awesome! Thanks for your support man.
Love it!!! Great effects, awesome layering 😁😁 great collaboration!
Thanks, man! I appreciate you watching. It was a lot of fun doing the collab and I hope to do many more with other channels... AKA Night Shift??
@@SmallSoldier 😂😂😂 I read "AKA" in the classic Night Shift voice! That would be epic. I too would love to see more collabs in the future!! Maybe if I really get my new bench and TH-cam channel up and running I can be honored to partake in a Small Soldier collab some day??? 😁
Braille Scale Cool! Are you thinking of getting a channel up?
@@SmallSoldier yeah I started off with some basic content on here but I need to get better at the video editing and graphics aspect. Maybe even figure out how to add music without freaking out TH-cam copyright algorithms... Haha like everything else- work in progress!
Turned out great, you and Evan both did an excellent job! Good work guys 👍
Thanks Jerry! 😁
Very professional
Thanks... I try. 🙂🍻
Great channel, i learned a lot and subbed
I'm glad it was helpful. Thanks for your support! Cheers.
I use a combination of hairspray and sponges. Also a little drybrushing creeps in too.
Nice vid, and amazing finish on that - might have to give that chipping fluid a go. Thanks for sharing this also.
Thanks. Yes dry brushing can have it's place even though it's an old technique. Cheers
I like it...there are lots of ways...your way works: gives a result I like...thankyou
Thanks John. Yes it's a good technique that gives really good results. I hope you have great success!! Cheers.
Great job Scott! ;)
Thanks Charlie.
Good tutorial mate
Much appreciated sir!
in an unrelated subject do you use oils for your figures,and if you do do use paint thinner for the oils?
Not unrelated at all. I have a couple videos on my channel that deal with painting figures in oils. Check them out and they should answer most of your question. If not feel free to ask me. Yes I do use thinner with my oils.
Do you use Johnson&Johnson floor wax, and if no why not?
Yes from time to time I do. I still have an original bottle before they changed the label.
My go to now is Alclad acrylic gloss
What's transpertnator?
A fancy word Mig invented. Basically a glaze medium for making the paint more transparent.
... i hate 3 tone camo chipping... it such a pain in the ass to planning and rush to finish chipping before the fluid become un-usable anymore
Really. I can still go back in a week later and get them to work. I have to be a little more aggressive but it's possible.