Painting and tinting :: shipmodeling :: workshop
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- The main thing is not to spoil the ship model, but only to make it more expressive...
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(Найголовнішим у цій справі є не зіпсувати модель, а лише зробити її більш виразною...
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- Shellac/Шеллак
- Teak oil/Тікова олія
- Linseed oil/Льняна олія
- Tung oil/Тунгова олія
- Wax/Віск
- and much more/та багато іншого...
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Thank you!
Using these chemicals shouldn’t you be doing the painting out in the open.just love ❤️ your work
Thank you very much!
Hi Olha, I am buuilding a wooden ship model and wanted your opinion on a finish. is there a difference between a stain and a dye? if I stain or dye do I need to put a sealer on top? I want either no shine or very subtle shine in the finish. oh, and why do you use the cyano acrylate glue under the stain? thanks and love your work! where did you learn to build ship models?
Hello. Dyes and stains are different. Some look better with a topcoat and some don't. So I do a lot of sample before I use anything on a model. And I advise you to also make a pattern on a piece of wood that was used on the model and after experimenting - choose what you like!
Superglue penetrates the wood and fills the grains. After that, the stain lays in an even layer and does not look like a dirt on the model. Carpenters use nitro varnish for this, but the model does not have large areas for painting, so I replaced it with superglue...
thanks for the quick reply! your work and videos are so enjoyable to watch, makes it look so easy...but I know how much patience and skill are required...@@OlhaBatchvarov
Thank you for sharing information.
I also try a lot of different finishes for my models on scrap pieces of wood. For brig Mercury I am currently using linseed oil for hull, shellac for deck planking (applying it as french polish with pad) and linseed oil with added oil colors to give contrast on boxwood decorations.
Your finished model looks stunning😁. Keep up good work.
Dear Olha,
Although a beginner I started building le cerf from scratch. I used Fusion 360 to model the frames and cut them with a small CNC machine. I religiously follow the steps you took in your marvellous videos ! Bought a bunch of power tools too, including Byrne table saw. I intend to cut the planks from pearwood.
I just had a question regarding CA finish. Do you actually cover all the hull with thin CA glue? What kind of sanding do you perform before and after? Do you put several layers or only one?
And finally, do you confirm that you apply varnish AFTER the CA layer?
Sorry for the bother, but I think this is a very interesting tip !
Best regards,
Nicolas
Hello Nicolas
CA I use to clog wood grains (usually 1 layer is enough). Then the stains lie in an even thin layer, and do not impregnate the wood, which in scale looks like dirt.
For hardwoods, I prefer skraping than sanding...
Before applying something on the model - try on samples, it will save you from irreparable mistakes!
Nice
Thanks
Olga, your videos are unique for all the modellers of wooden ships. Big thank fkr your work.
Thank you very much!
Glad you like it!
thank you for the great tutorial! i have some questions, please...
- do you varnish/paint only at end of build? how it is possible to polish (sand) parts , when they are already attached?
- i understand that you use CA glue before painting? when i drop some CA on wood, it makes a white stain, therefor i try avoiding it ... is my glue a wrong kind? why to use CA at all?
Thank you very much!
I'm glad you found useful information here!
Yes, I delay the moment of application of the finishing layer as much as possible. As if it is for example oils, then to them then do not stick any details. But in some cases, I glue already painted parts, precisely because they had to be further sanded. And I use CA to close the grain of the wood before tinting - this is what carpenters usually do, for example, with nitro-varnish, but the models have a very small area, so I use CA. This is usually the thinnest CA. After that, the color of the stain lies evenly and does not make the wood dirty...
@@OlhaBatchvarov Большое спасибо! понятно)
Interesting ideas thank you for the direction in aging and enhancing wood for the model....never tire of your informative videos
Thank you very much!
Плохо,что без объяснения .
Что, это: масло, морилка ....?
Какое дерево применяете в
моделиз ....?
Под видео в описании есть ссылка на подробную статью:
www.shipphotographer.com/farbuvannya-ta-tonuvannya-derevini
Пробный образец из клена, а рабочий уже делаю из того дерева из которого строю - в основном разная груша... Если об этом всем начать говорить в видео то оно затянется на три часа! По этому тут вы можете посмотреть как ведёт себя каждый из красителей в общем, а за подробностями добро пожаловать на мой блог!
Thank you for sharing this !!
I'm new to build wooden scale model ship , so every new informations are precious .
Your projects are really beautiful !!!
Einfach nur Wahnsinn .
Eine absolut gute Vorbereitung und Arbeit .
Vielen Dank für den Einblick
Viele Grüsse Frank
Danke!
Wish you had a more detailed video about painting.
I have a detailed explanation of this video on my blog. Link in the description under the video.
@@OlhaBatchvarov Thank you so much! About to start my first wooden ship model.
I read that a video of how toooo ....make display case would be marvellous
I'm raising money for the glass to make it ... I hope to do it by the end of the year)))
@@OlhaBatchvarov Thank you for your reply I shall keep an eye out
The hard part for me is choosing which color and tone from the test samples would look best. It's so hard to decide.
Yes, I absolutely understand you.
I am very impressed with your work, there is passion in it. I saw in your videos the display cases for your ships. Do you buy or make these display cases yourself? Again, I am impressed!
Thank You very much!
Yes, I make the display cases myself.
Thank you for the reply, it is much appreciated.
If possible, a tutorial on your display cases, I think a lot of people would like that, me first.
Hello from Canada!
(Excuse my language I speak french)
Very interesting !
Nice 👌
Thanks 😊
Nice 👍
Super 👏👏👏👏 excellent work
Thank you!