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Awesome videos! I'd love to see you apply this technique to a Zaku from the Gundam franchise. I'll probably experiment with the idea myself once I can spare some cash for paint.
At least I can see the consistency of a paint you are working with. Thank you. Quick question about painting straight from the bottle. Aren't you afraid that not thinned down paint will build up too much or cover some details?
I know this comment is 6 years old now but for anyone curious given the technique and approach you could always buff and sand any imperfections and then touch up with paint. This can add some extra visual interest as well.
Awesome, thank you and yes you are so right, I know exactly what you mean. This is why my buddies told me, "start making TH-cam videos!" about brush painting!!
cool, thanks very much for that mate, sincerely appreciated. Did you know that I have longer, more detailed videos here? www.patreon.com/paintonoplastic
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I love the way that the exposed color borders look, this is a great lesson overall, very interesting. I like how this is a mix of some camo theory, but you make sure to keep it looking cool!
the counter camo has to do with how other sea life view them, they look up and see light falling through the water, so the underside is lighter, when you look down it's darker, so the top of the organisms is dark, they do this often on aircraft too with white undersides and grey top
No worries! Maybe I should do another video and just talk about the paints I like? I did just finish a 10pg painting guide for Patreon that is pretty sweet, please check it out if you are interested!
You are most welcome Spencer!! Yokoyama san does it slightly differently from me, this one is more Lin.K technique as inspired by Kow Yokoyama Sensei!!
Working on them! If you'd like the super detailed videos and would like to support these videos being made, please check out Patreon here please; www.patreon.com/paintonoplastic
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I do like the term "economy of effort"... I might have to steal it!
It's yours. Just don't work too hard stealing it! :D
Awesome videos! I'd love to see you apply this technique to a Zaku from the Gundam franchise. I'll probably experiment with the idea myself once I can spare some cash for paint.
Thanks Ivan! In fact, I have a Zaku in production now ;)
At least I can see the consistency of a paint you are working with. Thank you.
Quick question about painting straight from the bottle. Aren't you afraid that not thinned down paint will build up too much or cover some details?
I know this comment is 6 years old now but for anyone curious given the technique and approach you could always buff and sand any imperfections and then touch up with paint. This can add some extra visual interest as well.
Love this channel. I always liked using my brush, but most technique videos give me reasons not to use a brush.
Awesome, thank you and yes you are so right, I know exactly what you mean. This is why my buddies told me, "start making TH-cam videos!" about brush painting!!
Outstanding, Lincoln.
thanks Cranky!!
Hi Linc-sensei!
Do lacquer paints damage your sable brush? Should I just stick to synthetic when painting with lacquer. Thank you :D
man i wanna paint but im just a 12 year old who can only panel line. what alternative material can i use as paint? can i use like... nail paint?
Hi Mikael, with experiments you can use any paints but please be careful, check with your parents and always make sure you have plenty of fresh air.
Quite frankly I prefer the brush to air when it comes to camo. A bristle brush can do amazing things.
this is the only channel that I dont even skip a minute of it, looking forward for more of this content
cool, thanks very much for that mate, sincerely appreciated. Did you know that I have longer, more detailed videos here? www.patreon.com/paintonoplastic
i got shaking hand !!! but sir my paint is too dark ( purple but too dark ) what should i mix in ? Grey or white ???
depends on how much you need to lighten it. A little, grey, a lot, white! Good luck!
Paint on Plastic by Lincoln Wright this is my first paint so it gonna be a mess but thank
really awesome to see your free handing camo skills.. :)
Thanks NJ, it was fun to watch back too!
Now THAT's the kind of content I was after for years! It seems the video is older - where can I enjoy your ProHints sooner...?
Thanks Andreas and yes, finally my skills are enough for a decent video. Seems older...? Not sure what you mean?
I was intended to be a perfect" Sign up at patreon and get a VIP preview" reply 😁
Andreas Strusch please do! I have 14 awesome Patrons now and am just about to hit out $100 Goal. Be That Guy!! I hope these videos are enriching your hobby life and will get you painting models 👍🏼👍🏼
I love the way that the exposed color borders look, this is a great lesson overall, very interesting. I like how this is a mix of some camo theory, but you make sure to keep it looking cool!
Thank you so much!
Brush painted looks so cool, much more organic than airbrush.
I agree!
the counter camo has to do with how other sea life view them, they look up and see light falling through the water, so the underside is lighter, when you look down it's darker, so the top of the organisms is dark, they do this often on aircraft too with white undersides and grey top
thanks, yes exactly. :)
What if I were to do a desert camoflauge?
Great work as always my friend :)
thanks Costa, sorry I couldn't fit a protein shake in this time, too long :D :D
LOL :)
Do you wear any face mask while painting?
sometimes, yes!
could you please recommend the type and model?
Yellowknight888 this tutorial is for hand brushing and you don't need a mask. I will cover airbrushing techniques and tools in the future! 👍🏼
This might be a dumb question, but Mr.Color is a Laquer paint, isn't it?
yes that's right!
I was just wondering because I thought I heard you say in the with ZakuAurelius that you don't like Laquer paint? I must have misheard that I guess :)
Limo Lihl no, no, I LOVE lacquer paints!! 😍
huh, I'll have to give it another listen sometime. Thanks for the answer though!
No worries! Maybe I should do another video and just talk about the paints I like? I did just finish a 10pg painting guide for Patreon that is pretty sweet, please check it out if you are interested!
cheers Linc :)
hey vojakjuraj! Cheers mate!! Great Archelon pic!!
thank you for shedding light on yokoyama sans technique! I always try to go for that look but i never knew how to apply the paint with what brush..
You are most welcome Spencer!! Yokoyama san does it slightly differently from me, this one is more Lin.K technique as inspired by Kow Yokoyama Sensei!!
lovely technique, I hope you make more tutorial videos c:
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I love how I read Linc's comments with his in my head voice now.
I understand that brush painting them is the latest band wagon in japan,it doesnt look as good like airbrush
This is the studio style of Maschinen Krieger for 30+ years, your comment is nonsense.