Nice one, Scott. Maybe you'll find the humor in this. I had been soldering PE today, and so at about 18:45 as your are talking about adding metallic sheen with a pencil, I am seeing a soldering iron on screen!!! WTF!!!! I had to look back a few times to finally realize that you are using a mechanical pencil! Jeez, I need a break! LOL.
Superb result Scott, and some very valuable tips throughout the video, thanks for that. Rear seat came out really well, the illusion of repeated use and I suppose use depression really popped with the pencil application. As always look forward to the next episode 👍👏👏👏
Beautifully done, sir! Very inspiring. I look forward to having a crack at some of that!👏👏👏By the way - Ambient Occlusion would be a great name for a band! 🤣
@@SmallSoldier I’m doing a Tiger I build right now, and it looks really great except for the road wheels… they don’t look awful, just out of proportion, if that makes any sense
Hi there Scott, I thoroughly enjoyed this episode,The use of real oil is obvious in hindsight, just a pity hindsight isn't 20/20 and I'll be tucking that one away. Looking forward to what you do with figures.
Came out great, looking amazing 👌 can't wait for the figure painting video😬 may I ask you, when you recording your painting sessions, especially figure or bust painting, is your focus on manual or automatic? I am struggling there right now because I can't get the focus to do what I want him to do😁
Thanks my friend!🙂 I have an iPhone which I use and it’s pretty tough to get things to stay in focus sometimes. I find a spot that works for me and the phone then I use the AE/AF lock and this seems to get the job done. I’m looking to upgrade to the iPhone 13 pro max which has an amazing camera with macro and auto focus that really will be a game changer for me. Cheers
@@SmallSoldier thanks my friend🙏 it's reassuring to hear that even the good guys like you seem to fight this battle with the focus😁 your videos are so professional. Seems like I underestimated the power of cellphone cameras as I always thought you were using a camera when looking at your well made videos. I guess I will have to try that too when I can't get my camera to cooperate, although I have an older S8. And of course, find a position where I can paint and film😁 Thanks again, cheers🍻
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Stay tuned for part 4 where I’ll paint some “small soldiers”!🙂
Nice one, Scott. Maybe you'll find the humor in this. I had been soldering PE today, and so at about 18:45 as your are talking about adding metallic sheen with a pencil, I am seeing a soldering iron on screen!!! WTF!!!! I had to look back a few times to finally realize that you are using a mechanical pencil! Jeez, I need a break! LOL.
Thanks Rick! That is funny. I find myself in an oblivion half the time as well. Maybe senility is on its way.😂
Excellently finished. Also, it's verypolitely paint work. I leaned a lot and thank you for sharing.
Thanks m8! I appreciate your comment!🙂🍻
Great video fantastic work 👌👍
Thanks Erik!🙂🍻
Wow I never thought about using my punch and die for dial decals🤦, I will definitely remember that tip. Well done!
Thank you!🙂 I always try and punch out small details like that.
Well done, great techniques and very inspiring
Thanks! I appreciate you taking the time to watch and comment!🙂🙂🍻
Excellent results Small Dude! TFS, GB :)
Thanks Graeme!🤘🏼🙂
Beautiful paintjob !!
Thank you very much!🙂🍻
Some good tips here Scott. I'm looking forward to trying some of them in the future.
Thank you Glenn! I appreciate your comment. 🙂🍻
Impressive attention to details once again, outstanding work!👍👍
Thanks, Phil! 🙂🍻
Superb result Scott, and some very valuable tips throughout the video, thanks for that. Rear seat came out really well, the illusion of repeated use and I suppose use depression really popped with the pencil application. As always look forward to the next episode 👍👏👏👏
Thanks Paul I appreciate your feedback. Cheers!🙂
Quality mate 😉👌
Thank you Tim!🙂🍻
Beautifully done, sir! Very inspiring. I look forward to having a crack at some of that!👏👏👏By the way - Ambient Occlusion would be a great name for a band! 🤣
PS - Punching out the dial decals - great tip! Can't believe I never thought of that!🤦♂That's my kind of content! 😁👍
Thanks man! I appreciate your comments.🙂🍻 Yes a great name for a band… agreed!
Looks awesome! I always over do it with mud and dust effects
Thanks Fred!🙂🍻
It’s really a matter of adding and removing the effects until it looks just right… or at least what I see in my head.
@@SmallSoldier I’m doing a Tiger I build right now, and it looks really great except for the road wheels… they don’t look awful, just out of proportion, if that makes any sense
Hi there Scott, I thoroughly enjoyed this episode,The use of real oil is obvious in hindsight, just a pity hindsight isn't 20/20 and I'll be tucking that one away. Looking forward to what you do with figures.
Thanks! You never know what works until you try it.🙂🍻
Excellent 👍
Thank you!🙂
Looks amazing Scott! You’ve packed so many different layered effects into such a tiny model. Lots of great tips to take to my bench.
Thanks, Bruce! I'm glad you liked it. Cheers
Came out great, looking amazing 👌 can't wait for the figure painting video😬 may I ask you, when you recording your painting sessions, especially figure or bust painting, is your focus on manual or automatic? I am struggling there right now because I can't get the focus to do what I want him to do😁
Thanks my friend!🙂 I have an iPhone which I use and it’s pretty tough to get things to stay in focus sometimes. I find a spot that works for me and the phone then I use the AE/AF lock and this seems to get the job done. I’m looking to upgrade to the iPhone 13 pro max which has an amazing camera with macro and auto focus that really will be a game changer for me. Cheers
@@SmallSoldier thanks my friend🙏 it's reassuring to hear that even the good guys like you seem to fight this battle with the focus😁 your videos are so professional. Seems like I underestimated the power of cellphone cameras as I always thought you were using a camera when looking at your well made videos. I guess I will have to try that too when I can't get my camera to cooperate, although I have an older S8. And of course, find a position where I can paint and film😁 Thanks again, cheers🍻
Ah yes I remember this one, unfortunately it fell down from my shelf and broke.