Weathering Wash : Sludge Wash Panel Lines : Tutorial

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[@innerlight7018]

Great. Especially if you are unexperienced with weathering.

[@montylc2001]

Excellent video, I'm going to try it using the exact formulae and technique you teach. Got a Trumpeter ME 262 I've been having problems with standard Tamiya pin wash stuff...it just comes right out of the rivets.

[@timmulhern8188]

Excellent presentation.

[@mrpooltable9374]

Thank You for this Sir.
As a Model builder here in South Africa i struggling to find Oil wash and dirt wash.
I will make this later.

[@theTutenstien]

This also looks really cheap and can be used much longer than regular washes and effect seems really nice

[@grantharrismusic]

Take a trowel outside and plunge it into the ground; run the dirt through a sifter: you're in Africa - you have the real thing under your feet.

[@notmodeling8070]

Oils two parts burnt humber one part midnight black, thinner adjust to suite ,the pastels are great for any pigment use

[@jameslochridge4265]

Be happy if you live in Glasgow because the tap water is as pure as you'll get no need to buy de-ionised stuff.

[@notmodeling8070]

Subscribed

[@naram6137]

before whashing how do you put the varnis (several layers, type of varnis, any thinning ? )

[@AngryPepper1964]

Hello from across the pond, hey Bobby 2 questions please, first thing, can this technique be used on painted foam rc aircraft, and second, why do you use a gloss coat first as opposed to a matte clear coat? Thanks very much, I really enjoy watching and learning from your videos.

[@genessismodels]

not done a foam rc before but you could test it on a scrape bit first, and a gloss coat helps in the clean up part, if it was matte it would not clean up as nice so it would look really dirty

[@AngryPepper1964]

@@genessismodels O.K. Thanks Bobby, that makes sense.

[@xXturbo86Xx]

Use a small cup and a mini mixer unstead.Much better

[@alejandromas2102]

Very nice explain..... a question about oil washing....how long is need it to dry? And then clean? Thank you.

[@genessismodels]

about 30 min should do it mate

[@joeshmowe7385]

Could you tell me whats meant by "washin up" liquid? thanks, very helpful.

[@joeshmowe7385]

dish soap

[@Tommy-ht7xh]

Fairy liquid maybe I can't believe you don't know what washing up liquid

[@TheDaf95xf]

👍🏻

[@pc44pilot94]

Hi and thanks for this.. Do you seal in the pastel wash?

[@genessismodels]

defo mate

[@aert4513]

Niceeee

[@chandomstuff4418]

Does this approach work when applying on gloss acrylic paint (without additional gloss coat)?

[@genessismodels]

that could work but best testing a little first

[@chandomstuff4418]

@@genessismodels Thanks I'll give it test. Great channel!

[@InFlightsim22]

Does the varnish always have to be gloss, or can you use matt?

[@genessismodels]

Matt varnish would make it harder to remove the wash on the surface

[@InFlightsim22]

@@genessismodels great thanks. So if its a gloss varnish, would the wash make it not glossy? I'm working on a camouflage hawk scheme and they aren't glossy so I'm just trying to see which way is best.
Thanks for the response

[@minigarage9241]

Hoy this tecnhic works over flat coat?

[@pauka13]

It depends on what effect would you like to achieve. The more flat the surface is, the more dirty the filter will look like. Applying this wash over a dead flat surface will give you a really dirty grimey result

[@GastonMaqueda]

This technic works with matte paints?

[@AngryPepper1964]

I’d like to know the same thing, did you ever find out?

[@flyingphotography5770]

As I understand, it’s better to apply a gloss coat first. I’m minimally experienced in “weathering” but my observation with a gloss coat is it seems to allow your weathering to cover in a more realistic and interesting manner. Once you’re satisfied with your detailing, applying a flat coat seals everything in. Applying a gloss coat also affords better decal application.

[@hnottrot]

With wat do you remove the wash?

[@orangelion03]

With a damp paper towel for the broad areas...use a cotton swab for the tighter spots. Works a treat.

[@aert4513]

What Is the liquid Green?

[@matso3856]

Dish soap

[@Brian-WolfmanJack99]

Moisture on the towel and bud, aka spit. 😄

[@timmulhern8188]

Excellent presentation.

[@genessismodels]

Glad you liked it!