I bought the black wash last week and it's absolutely superb! And the best part is since they're already prepared for you, it takes a lot of the guess work out - I for one always struggled with getting the right consistency. You need these washes in your kit!!! Thanks for the tutorial too, it's opened up a whole new inspiration for other projects!
Another super tutorial! Should come in very handy. Is there any chance of a tutorial on how to weather a carriage, with powered and washes? I really enjoyed the loco and wagons ones and it would be great to see one. Many thanks!
This was the 1st of this series I've watched - this was really good.. Thank you very much as I have a number of corrugated bldg's in a Steel Mill that this should really enhance!
is there going to be a video for how to weather the center of the railway track like sleeper grime oil spill on sleepers on track at station platforms?
Thanks for yet another great tutorial!!! You showed some great styles for detail and a few different methods In previous videos. Because of your tutorials I bought a few bottles of decalfix and gloss cote and many enamel paints. It was a real shame the hobby shop isnt currently stocking weathering powders :( thankyou for these great tutorials.
Hi, What do you recommend I use for weathering a 1/6 figure wearing all vietnam gear to make him look dirty, worn from the mud and dirt in the rainforest??? Thanks for your help
I have recently used humbrol matt cote in the bottle one, it made the model a high sheen shine? I had put three coats on and still no difference? Before I put humbrol matt cote on I had put humbrol clear on, I don't know why it made a high sheen instead of a matt finish????
hey Humbrol, when I use Humbrol Gloss Cote in airbrush, I thin it down to consistency of water with Humbrol Enamel Thinners, but it still makes little drops on my model. maybe I did something wrong or it's just my airbrush?
I really want to get into building models with all this weathering etc, I've only ever done the most basic 'clean' models before..I'm just not sure I've got the patience for it lol
I came to use the black wash for a second time after using it successfully on the first occasion, only to find that there was an off-white gel substance in the jar. Despite vigorous mixing, the wash had turned more to thick paint rather than a wash. It was though all the liquid solvent had reacted. Jar was tightly capped. Don't know if anyone else has had a similar problem?
Every time I try to use humbrol enamel thinners to clean up the wash it strips the paint off my model. I use humbrol clear coat and give it several coats and a few hours to dry before touching it again and it still strips off the paint under the clear coat. Do you have any advice on how to stop this. Thanks.
I just wanted to order multiple washes, powders and thinner via amazon, but Humbrol wants to have post and package for each individual little bottle adding up to a fantasy price for sending. So I deleted the order right away. :(
Or you could try a Spanish youtube channel instead of trying to get an English speaking content maker to learn a new language. Equally you could learn English.
Number two not impressed, the dust wash separated and thus became pretty much useless two weeks after purchase, the dark green went lumpy after two weeks and is again useless, have also noticed black flakes in bottles of unopened thinners, add to this the shocking quality of some of the Humbrol acrylics I have and no reply from Humbrol customer services means I will throw all this way and never buy their products again, Humbrols loss not mine as I used a vast range of their products each year.
Lovely to hear a speaker from the BC - and some great examples of the process and completed work - many thanks.
I bought the black wash last week and it's absolutely superb! And the best part is since they're already prepared for you, it takes a lot of the guess work out - I for one always struggled with getting the right consistency. You need these washes in your kit!!! Thanks for the tutorial too, it's opened up a whole new inspiration for other projects!
Have fell in love with humbrol new weathering products they are really value for your money
That Shed looks Stunning will certainly give it a go on one of my old sheds.
Great videos. I am just learning how to do all this and your videos have really helped out and have me wanting to try more.
Another super tutorial! Should come in very handy. Is there any chance of a tutorial on how to weather a carriage, with powered and washes? I really enjoyed the loco and wagons ones and it would be great to see one. Many thanks!
This was the 1st of this series I've watched - this was really good.. Thank you very much as I have a number of corrugated bldg's in a Steel Mill that this should really enhance!
is there going to be a video for how to weather the center of the railway track like sleeper grime oil spill on sleepers on track at station platforms?
Thanks for yet another great tutorial!!! You showed some great styles for detail and a few different methods In previous videos. Because of your tutorials I bought a few bottles of decalfix and gloss cote and many enamel paints. It was a real shame the hobby shop isnt currently stocking weathering powders :( thankyou for these great tutorials.
WIll you have a video to show us how to best use the Gloss oil stain wash?
Hi, What do you recommend I use for weathering a 1/6 figure wearing all vietnam gear to make him look dirty, worn from the mud and dirt in the rainforest??? Thanks for your help
This video is fantastic, really has helped me, now onto faces!
brilliant tutorial and the end result is great!
Great to hear your positive feedback! :-)
can you mix washes with weathering pouders
I have recently used humbrol matt cote in the bottle one, it made the model a high sheen shine? I had put three coats on and still no difference? Before I put humbrol matt cote on I had put humbrol clear on, I don't know why it made a high sheen instead of a matt finish????
Why most of air brushes doesn't have a cap on that little color bottles?
Can you make a video about humbrol clear fix??
if i was doing a shed, I'd love it if i could get it to come out like that. Unfortunately I just don't think I've got the patience.
If the maskol Star to drie de can use esther like they paints?
Great to hear! Thanks
great technique and great video
hey Humbrol, when I use Humbrol Gloss Cote in airbrush, I thin it down to consistency of water with Humbrol Enamel Thinners, but it still makes little drops on my model. maybe I did something wrong or it's just my airbrush?
how can i correct a error, a bit of enamel has aa dink during drying and now i need to repair the paint job, any tips
what time is the part of the brick work??
are these compatible with Tamiya enamel thinners? I cant find any humbrol enamel thinners in stores.
I really want to get into building models with all this weathering etc, I've only ever done the most basic 'clean' models before..I'm just not sure I've got the patience for it lol
Hey what airbrush did your use ? Thanks
I came to use the black wash for a second time after using it successfully on the first occasion, only to find that there was an off-white gel substance in the jar. Despite vigorous mixing, the wash had turned more to thick paint rather than a wash. It was though all the liquid solvent had reacted. Jar was tightly capped. Don't know if anyone else has had a similar problem?
Thanks. I'll give that a try.
can you please make a video for WW2 model aircraft
Awesome vid. A shame you didnt show what you were goin to do to replace the windows from the original model. Jason.
Can I use enamel gloss on acrylic paint?
hey what model is this
was thinking painting a gundam was already difficult.. now, after watching this, gundam level is like pre-school level. This is grandmaster stuff
Every time I try to use humbrol enamel thinners to clean up the wash it strips the paint off my model. I use humbrol clear coat and give it several coats and a few hours to dry before touching it again and it still strips off the paint under the clear coat. Do you have any advice on how to stop this. Thanks.
Make sure that your paint has cured for a few days and give it several coats of clear or gloss cote
Verry good instruction.
The product code on the Hornby website is R9679 :-)
great tutorial
Fabulous video.
excellent video!
Awesome!!!
We have lots and lots of videos in the pipeline so chances are we will attempt this at some stage!
I just wanted to order multiple washes, powders and thinner via amazon, but Humbrol wants to have post and package for each individual little bottle adding up to a fantasy price for sending. So I deleted the order right away. :(
MarkNiceyard why not just order from he Humbrol website, prices aren’t that different to the amazon prices.
Very nice👍
Awesome....
Podrían hacer los videos en ESPAÑOL... para los que no dominamos el inglés....
Or you could try a Spanish youtube channel instead of trying to get an English speaking content maker to learn a new language. Equally you could learn English.
@@NirateGoel si HUMBROL tuviese canal en español, lo vería y no tendría que estar molestando.
thanks
how do you be a master of the patina
On the list :-)
Great, just GREAT!!! :)
Give it a go and see what happens!
Wow
We would recommend you testing this before you attempt it on your actual model.
Send an e-mail to customercare@hornby.com and we will try and sort this out for you :-)
Such a sweat
Interesting techniques, but I think a bit overdone.
Number two not impressed, the dust wash separated and thus became pretty much useless two weeks after purchase, the dark green went lumpy after two weeks and is again useless, have also noticed black flakes in bottles of unopened thinners, add to this the shocking quality of some of the Humbrol acrylics I have and no reply from Humbrol customer services means I will throw all this way and never buy their products again, Humbrols loss not mine as I used a vast range of their products each year.