Warhammer Weathering Tutorial Tau Empire Drone Chipping Streaking with Lincoln Wright
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 23 ธ.ค. 2018
- Weathering for Warhammer using scaled down, micro'd mecha finishing techniques. See more here; / paintonplastic
In this video I take you through adding 2 different colours of chipping, streaks with water based acrylics and some strategies for adding realistic looking damage and weathering to your miniatures.
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I love both the humour and the family festive message in this video.
cheers Trogg, merry Chrimbo mate!
Happy holidays! Really happy that I discovered your channel. My wallet might suffer from trying to get MK models in Canada, but worth it :)
happy holidays uncle Linc, thanks for sharing with us, you always make your chipping look awesome!
thanks morMICRO, most welcome!
"Frisbee of death" lol love it :D
Hahaha 😂
What type of sponge did u used
Hello, great video! Would love to know how you did the basing.
hey thank you very much Brett. Might be something for future content perhaps, what do you think?
Would love to see it! I am transitioning from painting in a more games workshop style to a more realistic style for Horus Heresy miniatures an your videos are really helpful.
Cool! Yes that's also how I got started along this line - going from 40k to Military and then more Sci Fi + Military style. Glad you found me and welcome to the "Brobot Tribe", that's the nickname we call ourselves and hope to see you around more on our various platforms.
Thanks for the tips. Can you tell me why do you use a wet napkin instead palette to mix paints?
Most welcome, here I am using a "Wet palette" to extend the drying time and enable mixes with the water based paints. You can use a regular palette too, I also do this as well and you can see in my other videos. Thanks for the good question. :)
@@PaintonPlasticbyLincolnWright Thank you for the reply Lincoln. I guessed what you say but i wasn't sure till now :)
Most welcome!
Thanks very much for the tutorial! If you won’t mind a little bit of constructive criticism, I’m not entirely convinced by the streaks. Maybe it’s because of the dark brown colour, but it kinda looks more like poop stains
Sure, poop, rust and dirt share many tones :D
Are those sponges a particular type/brand? Do you have a link by chance? I'm new back to the scale model hobby. I've been watching a lot of figurine painting tutorials because it looks like i can incorporate a lot of the same technique to the cockpits of military aircraft. Thanks in advance!
Any sponge will work, more random is good 😊👍