CRAFTED Clips | Wash / Staining the 1:6 Jazz Inc Snowspeeder

This is a clip of from the full video on weathering the Jazz Inc Snowspeeder. In this clip, we focus on the wash/stain process. I have included a complete list of the tools and materials used below.
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[@bobdylan5705]

Fantastic work!!!

[@metamorphiccustoms]

Thanks Bob! Always appreciate the watch!

[@DaHammerOfGod]

Great tutorial! I don't have this Snowspeeder but always thought the weathering was too light on the base stock model from Jazz Inc. Appreciate you taking the time to share your expertise with the Collecting Community.

[@metamorphiccustoms]

Thank you! Hope the videos come in handy for the community.

[@georgemartinezjr]

Great job what Brand of paint and Brushes you use

[@metamorphiccustoms]

Thanks so much! All paint brands and colors are listed in the video subtitles. Mostly Vallejo and FW inks. (But feel free to ask if I forgot to list any.)
The thin brush for details is a Winsor & Newton Series 7 (size 0 or size 1. The larger brushes are cheap brushes from the local hardware store.