Really nice work. Gotta say i was partial to the look it had before the final antique application but just my preference. I've never airbrushed but excited to get started so thanks for the info and keep up the incredible craftsmanship
This is so awesome. I have a couple of questions though. Did u thin the dye? Which dye did u use, oil or alcohol? What did u apply to the skeleton before airbrushing? If u did thin the dye, what did u use?
How many coats of Super Shene did you use for your resist? I've NEVER gotten a good resist with SS and ruined many projects. Switched to Fiebings Pro-Resist and no more issues
Awesome job thank you for sharing
Really nice work. Gotta say i was partial to the look it had before the final antique application but just my preference. I've never airbrushed but excited to get started so thanks for the info and keep up the incredible craftsmanship
Awesome job, looks great
Nice that is some solid ass work I'm definitely jealous
Half Black Smith thanks man.
Thanks for sharing! Any recommendations on air brush setup?
This is so awesome. I have a couple of questions though. Did u thin the dye? Which dye did u use, oil or alcohol? What did u apply to the skeleton before airbrushing? If u did thin the dye, what did u use?
Sorry I missed all these comments. I’m just now starting to actually use my TH-cam. I made this video for a specific person who asked me how I do it.
Can you tell us what airbrush you used.
Crazy how similar your voice is to my own. It’s like listening to myself but it’s not me. 🤯
Just ordered myself an airbrush today and thought this video was helpful.
How many coats of Super Shene did you use for your resist? I've NEVER gotten a good resist with SS and ruined many projects. Switched to Fiebings Pro-Resist and no more issues
Do you dye full strength or do you thin the dye to air brush with it?