Hey Stephen, thanks. I'm not sure if I mentioned it in the video, but that is one of the best uses for the product IMO. With one of my Grim Tanks, it worked a treat to give it visual interest whilst making the layer lines invisible.
@@TheRaceForTerra You did mention it in the vid and I immediately looked at my half built and meticulously sanded Reaver and went Ahhhhhhhhh! Paint on order, Thanks again.
Hail Amy pushing this video idea :D The texture on the panel looks really fitting and gives adds to the finish; you've convinced me once more of another product I must buy. On a final note, if you like the oilbrushers, there is a AMMO Mecha light green oilbrusher that works as a nice verdigris finish (mayhaps add some blue to it, depending on personal taste). I tend to apply the oil from the oilbrusher with a tooth pick in parallel to using the brush, for smaller and heavier effects respectively.
Hey TRFT, i stumbled over your Channel to get a Tutorial for painting legio krytos Titans and stayed for your weathering tutorials since i want to get to the next level of painting with adeptus titanicus. My question is: how does this technic of anti-slip/liquid mask chipping could work on two-tone armorpannels like for the krytos Green/white hazard stripes? I hope this clip isn't to old to get an answer here, Cheers!
Hi Furi, I always answer questions! I don’t think having two colors on one panel changes anything - I would use the same undercoat for both. For an extra spin, do check my AMMO U-Rust tutorial with the AT-ST (last published public video right now).
I may have missed it but at what point did you remove the mask that was protecting the panel while you did the trim? Just prior to the pin wash? Great video by the way, really useful.
did someone painted a whole Astrates armor with the Anti-slip paste? the end result isn't too overpowering? i got the feeling it might ends up looking like buildoff or if you had wrongly/not deluted enought regular paint, kinda look?...i mean i think in big pieces like a tank this might look amazing, but im not totally sure how it looks on a whole regular Spacial Marine Power Armor.
Astartes armor I have never done - tanks I have done many, and they look amazing with the texture paste! For example, check out the texture here: th-cam.com/video/5Kweme2-dVc/w-d-xo.html
Wow! Thanks for your reponse,…it definitely looks amazing on the tank, aswell as in this small panel all alone, i guess i will have to jump and try what happens if i coat a whole Space Marine with this paint, by the way I just discovered your channel yesterday and im already amazed by the quality of your videos and work. You are truly inspiring and helpful, thank you! 🤗
That texture paste looks rad.
Thanks, Doug, hope you enjoyed the video!
I think that texture paint just solved my FDM printed titan issue. Thanks and subscribed
Hey Stephen, thanks. I'm not sure if I mentioned it in the video, but that is one of the best uses for the product IMO. With one of my Grim Tanks, it worked a treat to give it visual interest whilst making the layer lines invisible.
@@TheRaceForTerra You did mention it in the vid and I immediately looked at my half built and meticulously sanded Reaver and went Ahhhhhhhhh! Paint on order, Thanks again.
As an update, thanks for this technique. My 28mm FDM Reaver looks effin boss!
Finally so awesome!
Thank you, Dantioch! Hoping you submit stuff to the next Spotlight in September!
@@TheRaceForTerra if i can take a good Photo maybe :D
Great work. The texture paste looks really nice with the weathering. I’ll have to pick some of that up😁👍🏻
Thank you! The anti-slip paste is well worth it. Let us know how you like it!
Nice video, awesome new tech and products for me to experiment with! Thanks!
Thanks a lot, Pinky, glad to hear that!
Great work as usual!
Thank you, Michael! ¡Un saludo!
Hail Amy pushing this video idea :D The texture on the panel looks really fitting and gives adds to the finish; you've convinced me once more of another product I must buy. On a final note, if you like the oilbrushers, there is a AMMO Mecha light green oilbrusher that works as a nice verdigris finish (mayhaps add some blue to it, depending on personal taste). I tend to apply the oil from the oilbrusher with a tooth pick in parallel to using the brush, for smaller and heavier effects respectively.
Great to hear you enjoyed the video. Now you've made me buy stuff in turn! (Light Green Oilbrusher)
Very interesting video! Battletech models are very similar scale to Adeptus Titanicus roughly 1/285 & 1/300.
Hadn’t thought of it that way, but yes. You’re right! Thank you!
another cracking guild pal
Thank you, buddy! I assume you meant "guide", but actually...the WEATHERING GUILD would be a pretty cool name...hmm...
Love the texture paste and the sponges seem well worth trying - you cost me a fortune!!
Happy holidays.
Hahah! Money well spent! 😀 And thank you, sir!
Hey TRFT, i stumbled over your Channel to get a Tutorial for painting legio krytos Titans and stayed for your weathering tutorials since i want to get to the next level of painting with adeptus titanicus.
My question is: how does this technic of anti-slip/liquid mask chipping could work on two-tone armorpannels like for the krytos Green/white hazard stripes? I hope this clip isn't to old to get an answer here, Cheers!
Hi Furi, I always answer questions! I don’t think having two colors on one panel changes anything - I would use the same undercoat for both. For an extra spin, do check my AMMO U-Rust tutorial with the AT-ST (last published public video right now).
I may have missed it but at what point did you remove the mask that was protecting the panel while you did the trim?
Just prior to the pin wash?
Great video by the way, really useful.
Hi Gary, thanks a lot. Right before the pin wash, yes. Glad you liked the video!
did someone painted a whole Astrates armor with the Anti-slip paste? the end result isn't too overpowering? i got the feeling it might ends up looking like buildoff or if you had wrongly/not deluted enought regular paint, kinda look?...i mean i think in big pieces like a tank this might look amazing, but im not totally sure how it looks on a whole regular Spacial Marine Power Armor.
Astartes armor I have never done - tanks I have done many, and they look amazing with the texture paste! For example, check out the texture here: th-cam.com/video/5Kweme2-dVc/w-d-xo.html
Wow! Thanks for your reponse,…it definitely looks amazing on the tank, aswell as in this small panel all alone, i guess i will have to jump and try what happens if i coat a whole Space Marine with this paint, by the way I just discovered your channel yesterday and im already amazed by the quality of your videos and work. You are truly inspiring and helpful, thank you! 🤗
@@ExOfficeZombieThank you kindly, my undead friend! I always try to answer questions, so if anything else comes up, you know what to do! 😊
Do you still use tamiya mark fit or do you just mostly use the strong version?
Hi Epi, I never used Mark Fit - always either Strong or SUPER STRONG! 😉