AK Interactive Weathering Pencils Test Review on Warhammer with Lincoln Wright
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 5 ต.ค. 2024
- Airbrush weathering and testing out the AK Interactive Weathering Pencils for Warhammer 40000. Thanks always for the support!
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I have a set! They're unbelievable and once you get to know these tools they really are unique and special.
I love these things. I was gifted the metallic set(the one with CP30 on the cover) and they are amazing.
Nice, I haven't tried the metallics yet, guess they can be next! :)
I picked up the Basic Colors set a while ago. They behave a lot like softer water color pencils which I've been using for decades. Strongly recommend a top coat of your favorite varnish if you use them on miniature for TTGs or on poseable Gundams/Models or to customize toys/legos.
amazing work and very helpful tips and tutorials, as always! thank you once again, sir Linc!
My pleasure!
that is pretty cool, having the same properties as water colour pencils it seems
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Posted on the FB group a my 1st rushed attempt with them and gotta say I love them.
Use them dry, wet or with a damp brush and you can get some really cool effects
Good stuff!
I have just started using them and I find dipping the pencils in water they are alot easier to apply and control.
Noice!
Thanks for sharing this video👍🏻
I think I am one step closer to choosing to buy these weathering pencils🤔
You’re welcome 😊 Just a couple, I will experiment more with them too. Thanks Ray!
They work better if you had a tiny bit of acrylic flow improver or dish soap to your water to reduce surface tension.
Yes I added some airbrush thinner on a subsequent use on a wet palette as I had it within reach on the bench to test out. Not bad for washing. :)
Lincoln, Thanks for showing these. They are most interesting. Have you tried to completely remove the material? Is it like an oil paint effect where if you don't like what you see you can always remove it or does some of the pencil effect stay behind?
You can come back days later with a wet brush and remove it all if you like. So long as you haven't covered with a clear coat. The pencils essentially lay down a fine pigment. You can play and adjust it, and totally remove it, with just a wet brush.
Hey Lincoln, I really appreciate your videos. I hope you're doing well.
Glad you like them!
Wow that's a lot of pencils!
Right!?! I'm scared to choose now! :D
good review, I was a bit skeptical of these and having been burnt by enamel/spirit based weathering products on my recent Bandai efforts was hoping they could be useful. Will give them a go!
Glad I could help!
When will your encyclopedia/F.a.q book be released? Anytime soon?
Books coming soon. Yes, books!
@@PaintonPlasticbyLincolnWright did it get released? I’m new to the channel 😂
Its aquarelle pencils. Standard stuff in art stores.
Colors are good and useful too. Good names for us modellers to understand. :)
I agree , and I already have a bunch of those. I do however prefer to draw with my Prismacolours, which are the the total opposite of aquarelle. I wonder what effects I can use these for. Once you lay down a colour it's there to stay. No liquid I've tried, nor erasers will move them. So a totally different result than these from AK I.
Nice tutorial! Just wondering, is there going to be a Ma.K contest this year?
Possibly!
Have you used Prisma color pencils? I've drawn with them. They are oil based and can be blended easily with thinner like paint. I heard they can be used on gunpla and models but haven't tried it.
Do these hold up to seal coating the model afterward? Or should sealer be applied before their use?
I've just really started gunpla and I found a clear primer formulated for plastic by Montana paints have u or heard anything about these types of primer and r they any good .
Are these the same as W & N water colour pencil or artist waterlor pens?
Lol. Discovered last night these don’t work well on clear gloss.....
a miniature slip and slide in your backyard going the wrong way back up hill right!?! :D Should be an easy recovery though?
Paint on Plastic by Lincoln Wright thought I had been suckered in by the hype train again! Hopefully a flat coat will prove the difference
You see alot of that on AK products always something not spelt correctly!
Not really zoomed in enough to see what its doing.
thanks!
There water based pencils so use less water of you will loose all your work
Semi-Grease Water Paint = Water Colour Pencils
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Well better to keep this weathering pencils out of children, who knows what they are gonna do with it.
Weather their rooms!