Its been a while since I had time to do anything modelling, and I thoroughly enjoyed back-toback binge watching these 3 tutorials, all filled with great techniques. Keep up the good work Shane.
I have been sitting here for 2hrs wondering what a "feygel" is until I realized you're saying "vehicle". Amazing tutorial. I'm going to try following your techniques for a small model I have. My techniques tend to come out rather flat looking.
hahah that's accents for you lol I hope some of the techniques used prove to be useful in your own projects, If you have any questions about anything I used don't hesitate to ask! :)
Nice work Shane! Looks like it went together without a hitch! Love the contrast in weathering from top to bottom on mud and color variations . Good eye for detail on the recognition panel. Well done sir!
thanks Bravo ! the mud turned out much better than I was hoping ! though I think I make my future panels more rectangle in shade than this one as I think its a little off but in all I very happy with it !
Oi oi Shane my friend I finally picked one of these babies up last week so I'm going to have to watch this set's of yours again LOL take care my friend 👍
superb demo on the weathering, no need for me to make any tutorials anymore it seems :) i like the varied mud splashes combined with wet and dry effects on the running gear in particular!
It's people like you and other amazing diorama and model makers that I want to be like. However, it might take some time, due to me having no expensive equipment or skill. Also, I still 2 Zeros to finish and a Warhawk and another Zero to make..
the tools come in time, none of us started off with anything fancy just basic tools and paintbrushes and you can indeed get great results with even basic tools ! Just keep building and having fun with it, and the rest follows :)
its normally figures that give people a run for their money but in msny armored vehicle paints up very much like a figure, in layers just with different names, I am glad that my channel can of help to you !
Part 3 how the hell did I miss 1&2? On to a video hunt. Never thought of using my airbrush like that for mud effects I'm old school straw and my hot air. Lol ;)
I was just guessing, Because if I were to describe mineral spirits, I would have called it white spirits, EXCEPT, it's clear as fresh mountain water. LOL!
@@longlance67 if you're going to do a oil filter and a dot filter, is it ok to do the filter then let it dry and then go directly to oil dot filter? Or should you give it a gloss varnish in between? Thanks
Also you do your oils after the decals? And is it ok to do a filter on top of the gloss coat left from the decals or should you put a matte varnish layer on before the filter? Thanks
@@joshmeads so best is to get dry at least a few hours between layers or overnight before adding the next layer. If oils are fully dry they couldn't react with the next layer unless you go mad with white spirit and flood the model in the thinner. If you are worried about reactivating each layer you can indeed to seal it gloss
@@joshmeads I prefer to do my decals before and seal them under gloss or clear to prevent silvering. My idea is blend the decals into the paint work to make look like they are painted on and aged at the same time as vehicle did. Its totally fine to use gloss coat used to seal the decals and oil directly over it. The gloss helps flow dot and pin filters into details by breaking the surface tension of the surface
Fantastic video, BUT after the oil for filters, how long did you leave it before glosscoating again? Is overnight long enough? Also, what gloss coat did you use? Never watched the first two! KUTGW.
Normally wait 12-24hrs between layers is the safest bet, I used Vallejo Gloss, but any gloss will do, links to the two videos should comeup near the of this video if your watching this on a computer, but if it doesn't easiest way to find them is check the channels video library
Shane Smyth thank you, Shane. Watching on my android phone, but I searched for the previous two videos. You have a lot of good videos that I didn't know anything about. But I'll watch them soon. Good stuff.
I've heard you TH-cam not showing videos the same as they would if your on PC but least the other two videos of the series hope they enjoyable to you Stevie !
hi shane, awesome work there! just a question: where did you find this black rotary display stand? i'm looking for get one myself and i don't know what to choose. Thanks
unfortunately the M10 doesn't really belong to the Sherman family so it falls outside the parameters of the build sorry my friend,as for hairspray for gloss, I wouldn't try it for that, as hairspray is soluble and would break down , I wouldn't trust it for gloss coats
Your mud splashes are somewhat wrong as most of the mud would be dispersed just underneath the sponsions. That amount is only possible if they drove high speed through deep mud, but the mud is then thrown out towards the rear. But everyone is entitled to their artistic expression
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Its been a while since I had time to do anything modelling, and I thoroughly enjoyed back-toback binge watching these 3 tutorials, all filled with great techniques. Keep up the good work Shane.
thanks Norman ! will have another build tutorial series coming up in the very future of Bronco's Glider !
I have been sitting here for 2hrs wondering what a "feygel" is until I realized you're saying "vehicle".
Amazing tutorial. I'm going to try following your techniques for a small model I have. My techniques tend to come out rather flat looking.
hahah that's accents for you lol
I hope some of the techniques used prove to be useful in your own projects, If you have any questions about anything I used don't hesitate to ask! :)
Another very informative video Shane, fabulous details, excellent workmanship, weathering
thank you Jeff, really glad you found it useful !
Nice work Shane! Looks like it went together without a hitch! Love the contrast in weathering from top to bottom on mud and color variations . Good eye for detail on the recognition panel. Well done sir!
thanks Bravo ! the mud turned out much better than I was hoping ! though I think I make my future panels more rectangle in shade than this one as I think its a little off but in all I very happy with it !
Super video 👍
Thank you, glad you enjoyed!
Another great video! I really like how the mud effects came out, and this whole video was very fun to watch :) I like the music you chose too
cheers Ev still not as good as your weathering but I take a good run at it lol
Well all my videos are full of ideas and stuff I've learned from other videos, and yours are very inspirational!
Oi oi Shane my friend I finally picked one of these babies up last week so I'm going to have to watch this set's of yours again LOL take care my friend 👍
you'll love it mate! it is a great kit altogether !
Wow... Phenomenal work... Love watching your videos
thank you my friend !
superb demo on the weathering, no need for me to make any tutorials anymore it seems :) i like the varied mud splashes combined with wet and dry effects on the running gear in particular!
We can not do without our Hamilkar tutorials !
this one was a lot of fun, really liked experimenting with different mud textures and values !
Great work, will try some of your effects on my M10 from Tamiya.
tell us how you get on with it ! :)
Shane Smyth' i'v put a note on the box to do just that. And thank you for sharing.
Great series tutorial Shane.
thanks Ron ! glad you guys enjoyed it !
That's good advice,Shane,about the white spirits, thanks, mate.
cheers mate glad you liked it !
Great video once again my friend!!!
thanks Marco !
It's people like you and other amazing diorama and model makers that I want to be like. However, it might take some time, due to me having no expensive equipment or skill. Also, I still 2 Zeros to finish and a Warhawk and another Zero to make..
the tools come in time, none of us started off with anything fancy just basic tools and paintbrushes and you can indeed get great results with even basic tools ! Just keep building and having fun with it, and the rest follows :)
Cracking video as always Shane. The mojo is waning a bit, but this type of video of yours does give it s little spark, so thanks. :-)
always happy to be of service ;)
Awesome video great painting has given me some new ideas cheers
cheers mare, glad you like it !
Infantry now I'm good at painting them but vehicles sometime good sometimes not so always trying to learn new tricks
its normally figures that give people a run for their money but in msny armored vehicle paints up very much like a figure, in layers just with different names, I am glad that my channel can of help to you !
Shane, that was awesome! Absolutely stunning build. Time for me to get some artists oil pant and odorless thinner. Thanks for sharing!
awesome ! they are a lot of fun to try out !
i realize I'm quite off topic but do anybody know of a good place to stream new tv shows online?
@Adonis Sterling Lately I have been using flixzone. Just google for it =)
@Dean Bentlee Yup, been using Flixzone for since april myself =)
@Dean Bentlee Thank you, signed up and it seems like a nice service :) I appreciate it!
Awesome work great video
cheers mate !
Impressive mid techniques there Shane.
thank you Mark !
Part 3 how the hell did I miss 1&2? On to a video hunt. Never thought of using my airbrush like that for mud effects I'm old school straw and my hot air. Lol ;)
I wonder if white spirits you refer to are mineral spirits in America? I use mineral spirits for a lot of things. Regards, Solomon
just googled it there, apparently mineral spirits is name of white spirits in North America something I did not know !
I was just guessing, Because if I were to describe mineral spirits, I would have called it white spirits, EXCEPT, it's clear as fresh mountain water. LOL!
haha though I wouldn't recommend drinking it lol
Hey man. Great video. I'm wondering when in the process would you do a oil filter? Thanks
I tend to start my oils right the decals and before I do heavy effects like mud ect
@@longlance67 if you're going to do a oil filter and a dot filter, is it ok to do the filter then let it dry and then go directly to oil dot filter? Or should you give it a gloss varnish in between? Thanks
Also you do your oils after the decals? And is it ok to do a filter on top of the gloss coat left from the decals or should you put a matte varnish layer on before the filter? Thanks
@@joshmeads so best is to get dry at least a few hours between layers or overnight before adding the next layer. If oils are fully dry they couldn't react with the next layer unless you go mad with white spirit and flood the model in the thinner. If you are worried about reactivating each layer you can indeed to seal it gloss
@@joshmeads I prefer to do my decals before and seal them under gloss or clear to prevent silvering. My idea is blend the decals into the paint work to make look like they are painted on and aged at the same time as vehicle did. Its totally fine to use gloss coat used to seal the decals and oil directly over it. The gloss helps flow dot and pin filters into details by breaking the surface tension of the surface
Fantastic video, BUT after the oil for filters, how long did you leave it before glosscoating again? Is overnight long enough? Also, what gloss coat did you use? Never watched the first two! KUTGW.
I did not see the first two..... normally TH-cam makes recommendations, but did not show these.
Normally wait 12-24hrs between layers is the safest bet, I used Vallejo Gloss, but any gloss will do, links to the two videos should comeup near the of this video if your watching this on a computer, but if it doesn't easiest way to find them is check the channels video library
Shane Smyth thank you, Shane. Watching on my android phone, but I searched for the previous two videos. You have a lot of good videos that I didn't know anything about. But I'll watch them soon. Good stuff.
I've heard you TH-cam not showing videos the same as they would if your on PC but least the other two videos of the series hope they enjoyable to you Stevie !
Just wondering what tool do you use to get those paint chipping effects? A sponge with paint or use the hairspray technique?
predominately I use a piece of sponge and for finer chips I a fine brush
hi shane, awesome work there! just a question: where did you find this black rotary display stand? i'm looking for get one myself and i don't know what to choose. Thanks
the display turntable is from Trumpeter I am search quick ebay or amazon search would track one down
i just found one on amazon, thanks again :)
awesome !
Pastel chalks gives me similar affects
Hi Shane can I make 1 of these for the GB and can you use hairspray for the gloss coat
unfortunately the M10 doesn't really belong to the Sherman family so it falls outside the parameters of the build sorry my friend,as for hairspray for gloss, I wouldn't try it for that, as hairspray is soluble and would break down , I wouldn't trust it for gloss coats
Cheers mate I'll think of something different then take care buddy
wouldn't want you risking one of your project if the hairspray back fires. Pledge floor polish seems to be alternative of choice out there
The one I've got has full interior just hope it doesn't end up in the bin lol take care my friend 👍
Your mud splashes are somewhat wrong as most of the mud would be dispersed just underneath the sponsions. That amount is only possible if they drove high speed through deep mud, but the mud is then thrown out towards the rear. But everyone is entitled to their artistic expression