How to apply rain marks and speed streak effects using water color pencils.

[@ixtiandur]

Супер сполучлив ефект.
Поздравления за качеството на работа и нивото на презентация!

[@MMScaleModels]

Благодаря 👍

[@gianfrancospadaro6085]

Many thanks for all your tutorials, sir. They are more than GOLD for me!

[@MMScaleModels]

You are welcome, thanks for sharing your experience

[@joemoore4027]

Great tip for a simple method of streaking effects. I wondered what to do with funny looking brush in my tool box !

[@MMScaleModels]

Thanks for the feedback mate 👍

[@PlasticImaginationWorkshop]

Great tutorial! Thanks for sharing and have a great weekend.
-David

[@MMScaleModels]

Thank you!

[@jameswilliam20001]

I learning so much from your channel sir...Thank you very much I'm really appreciate.... really.

[@MMScaleModels]

You are welcome, thanks for taking the time to share your experience

[@ret737]

I have seen many video tutorials on weathering but your videos seem to make the process simpler and easier. Thank you for sharing. My RC models haven't looked better!

[@MMScaleModels]

@@ret737 Thanks for the feedback, I am actively trying to make my life easier :)

[@skimmer8774]

I like the way the speed streaks start new at each new panel rather than just going across the whole section once.

[@MMScaleModels]

Yeah, that breaks up the surface quite nicely

[@kiwiruna9077]

Phantastic. I'm really enjoying these tutorials, I'll be adding this to my tool box. Cheers

[@MMScaleModels]

Great, thanks watching

[@leesouter9627]

Awesome keep these tutorials coming

[@MMScaleModels]

Thanks for the support 👍

[@timothybogans3905]

Great work and a beautiful model will give your technique a try thank you for sharing

[@MMScaleModels]

Thanks for the feedback mate 👍

[@TDog-ic7do]

Pretty good.

[@MMScaleModels]

Thanks mate!

[@ZachTweddle]

Very helpful, thanks!

[@MMScaleModels]

You are welcome 👍

[@steves1112000]

Awesome work. such a subtle, but realistic effect.

[@michealparry3321]

This is a technique I will use.. looks fantastic

[@MMScaleModels]

@@michealparry3321 thanks, I hope it serves you well

[@joshuakamenski2448]

Phantastic👏🏻

[@trekmanmo8551]

Wonderful effect. Thank you.

[@MMScaleModels]

Thanks for watching mate 👍

[@HomemConservador]

Superb!

[@MMScaleModels]

Thanks mate 👍

[@andreasapostolopoulos2131]

Great tutorial fellow modeler. Is there a video of you building this F-4J?

[@MMScaleModels]

Its the B variant from tamiya and yes video build series is coming soon

[@juliocalvo1940]

WooooW 🤩🤩

[@MMScaleModels]

Thanks

[@malcolmpowell9164]

Impressive Thanks. 👍😊

[@MMScaleModels]

Thank you!

[@crushingvanessa3277]

That was neat, I've been wondering how to do that. I want to model planes that have been parked outside for a long time.

[@dekon70]

Thank you for sharing.

[@MMScaleModels]

Thanks for watching mate 👍

[@goforitpainting]

Cool 🖌

[@MMScaleModels]

Thanks

[@georgemam4804]

Great technique!!! Do I have to rub the pencil against sandpaper? Can I use very thinned acrylic paint instead?

[@MMScaleModels]

Thanks, as I show in the beginning of the video, all you need to do is pick up pigment from the pencil with wet brush. As far as acrylic paints are concerned I am not sure but I think you will have hard time removing them when they set.

[@georgemam4804]

@@MMScaleModels yes, you're right about acrylic paints. Thank you very much, for both the fast and kind reply and the video.

[@rustybuckets07]

@@georgemam4804 Thinned oils are also very good for 'dot filters'. Acrylics dry too quickly.

[@georgemam4804]

@@rustybuckets07 thank you!!!

[@gtampako]

Do you apply it on matt or glossy surface? Nice tutorial!

[@MMScaleModels]

I had satin surface underneath.

[@КонстантинК-щ5е]

Good idea, guys, let's try it and share the results)

[@MMScaleModels]

Thanks mate 👍

[@romixlee6643]

Whicj kit are you using here?

[@MMScaleModels]

Tamiya's phantom

[@СергейАртёмчик-ю5н]

..реалистичность в моделировании имеет весомый вес..

[@MMScaleModels]

Indeed it does