Tutorial- Weathering Clone Trooper Armor. Hasbro Black Series Commander Deviss (Star Wars Legend)
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 12 ส.ค. 2024
- Here’s a tutorial on weathering clone trooper armor using my Commander Deviss (Star Wars Legend) custom.
One of the most frequently asked questions I get is what kind of paint/tools do I use. The answer to that is:
I mainly use Tamiya and Mr Hobby paints (regular and Gloss). Other tools
I use are paintbrushes, toothpicks, files, X-Acto blades, super glue,
Dremel, Tamiya Masking Tape, Tamiya Pla Plates, Hasegawa Application Sheet (masking Support), tweezers.
I also make sure the details are sharp by wearing magnifying glasses. And of course, wear filtered masks when spray painting!
00:00 Video Introduction
03:11 Tutorial Intro
07:11 Wear down Secondary Colors
19:35 Apply Dirt & Grime
28:47 Apply Weathering Specks
34:42 Corner Chips and Highlights
37:52 Outro
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This video came out longer than anticipated. At least in this video you can hear me mumble to myself 😂. I’ll do my best in the future to make it snappier. Please feel free to use the comment section to ask my any questions.
I hope you don't change a single thing. 🖖🏾
@@louism.zanetti717 thank you Louis! Very kind of you.
Really appreciate a video that goes to the lengths of explaining the intention with each step. Thank you for putting this out!
Very detailed and comprehensive tutorial, I love your work you’re an excellent artist.
Thank you very much! 🙏🙏🙏
It's the Joy of Painting but make it Star Wars. Great stuff 🔥
Thank you. I love Bob Ross! If only I can sport his hairstyle-- I’m serious!
This was nothing less than Fascinating. Thank You for taking the time to create and share all of your videos. ⚖🕯🙏🏾🕊🖖🏾
Glad to have you tune in 🙏
Excellent! Love the tutorials. Keep ‘em coming and I’ll keep watching! New to customizing, and content like this is way too rare. Many, many thanks!
Thanks Shakes as always! I will for sure put out more videos focused on different techniques I’ve discovered along the way. Hope this one is helpful!
That looks amazing! It looks like Deviss just came out of the movies.
Sweet!! I love watching techniques, love your Beskar Mando paint job . I have a spare Bly and probably going to custom it w red or blue .
Hey thanks! Yeah Bly is a great base figure and can have lots of repaint potential. Though the thigh armor color is a real pain to remove 😂.
Gives me ideas for ones I want to make. I think a gunmetal gray for the last step along the ridges of the armor might look really good, make it look like some of the wear is to the metal underneath. When I do this I plan on doing the wash dark in the recessed areas like the armor joins down the side and the holes in the midriff and pack pack panel then cleaning around it and come back to the weathering so that recessed areas are dry before I do the weathering to the colors I choose. I want to try a clone captain howzer with these methods. Great video, thanks
Hey great idea. What I found works best with making it metal is to do what I’ve done in the video, but do more sponge with the black paint along the edges. Then afterwards dry brush some of these blacked area with sliver paint which makes the light silver pop. If you want to go an extra step with the metal, use black for sponging but then do another layer of sponging with orange/light brown specks to make it look like rust. You can even use a bit of Mr Westhering makeup kit with the rust color.
Good luck w your custom!
That looks absolutely incredible!! Amazing job and thanks for the amazing tips my friend!!!
Loved the tutorial video! I learned a lot. I like how you use cotton balls and swabs to dab little marks. Looks very natural and realistic! You are still the master! Look forward to your next video 👍
Thank you so much! I’m glad you find it useful. Feel free to ask any question and I will do my best to explain. 🙏
Going to do this with my bly. Wish me luck
Yes! Thank you so much for this video, I will definitely be using this for future reference. Your weathering is top notch
Thank you James! Good to hear from you again!
This looks amazing man, awesome work! 👌👍
Thanks Tim as always! 👍
I learned a lot. Ty
Thank you for tuning in!
This is really useful if I ever make any customs ima rewatch this
Thank you! Hope you find it helpful!
@@ka-bashedfigures834 👍
Thanks so much for making these videos, they will definitely help out. I'm saving this video to a customizing playlist. Your work is always amazing and appreciate you taking the time out to help anyone willing to learn... Just to make sure I got it, you paint the body white, spray a clear coat, then add dirt/grime and if you wanna fix parts, you just use thinner on the spot you want to fix and it'll take it down to the clear coat, not touching the white base coat? Is that right?
Great looking figure. Great video, keep up to fantastic work. 👍
Yes. Just to clarify (which I realized I didn’t in the video): the clear coat is to “lock down” anything you have done thus far. So let’s say you have painted on the base white coat, once you spray on LACQUER clear coat, anything you do after this clear coat can be “erased” by using ENAMEL thinner- as long as what you use is either enamel or acrylic paint and NOT lacquer.
Ok, it might be still confusing- so there are 3 types of paints (in order of strength): acrylic, enamel and lacquer. There are also different thinners strength- ones that can wipe acrylic, enamel, and lacquer. So in my toolbox I have x-20 enamel thinner that is strong enough to deal with enamel and acrylic, but not enough to eat through lacquer. These are the ones I use when “erasing” paints above lacquer clear coat so it doesn’t disturb what I’ve done before the clear coat. I also have lacquer thinner, which can help me erase everything if I want to wipe all the paint away and redo completely. Then I have nail polish remover, which annihilates EVERYTHING real fast but can potentially scar the plastic underneath.
Hope this helps 😂
@@ka-bashedfigures834 oh yeah, this does help, definitely taking a screenshot because I know this will definitely come in handy down the road. Really appreciate it Alex. 👍
I’ve been wanting to dirty up some OT Stormies to make my own Sandtroopers. You ever do anything similar with your clones?
So far I’ve only done it with the mimban stormtrooper, because I thought the original figure did a bad job w the weathering. I also did it to a sandtrooper, although don’t know if this really counts because it was for the Bandai model kit sandtrooper. I might do it a stormtrooper to see if I can do a better job than the official Hasbro Remnant Stormtrooper.
Okay I am struggling a lot with paint rub in the torso area or I guess the ab crunch, how do I prevent that
Hello! So far I haven’t had that problem but perhaps I didn’t force the articulation enough to discover that issue.
However, I discover from my experience that if I use primer, they do succumb to paint rub if I scratch it shortly after they are applied, but if I wait for it to cure for a day they get quite hard and can resist scratches from handling pretty well.
I would suggest to always use primer (Mr Hobby’s primers comes in Mr.Finishing Surfacer 1500 White, 1500 Gray, 1500 Black, Mr.Mahogony 1000 Brown, and even Mr Oxide Red 1000).
If my final color is Black or White, I will just use the primer and not use any other black/white paint on top.
If my final color requires another color, I will first lay down a coat of primer before spraying on that color. It just helps the final color bond to the plastic better.
Also, what type of paint do you use? I find lacquer and enamel paints to be pretty scratch resistant once cured. Acrylic paints rubs off easily especially when they don’t have time to cure. If you use acrylic, it might help to spray on a layer of lacquer clear coat at the end, which adds a layer of protection.
Lastly, if all else fail, you can weather the figure and work some markings similar to the paint rub into the abs area. If it scratches there in the toy, it will most likely scratch in real life too right? 😂 add some additional markings there to make it seem like you are purposely incorporating the scratches into your paint to mimic how scratches will happen from the armor being worn.
Hope this helps!
Another tool question 😂
9:30 - What do you call the little spoon shaped thing that you’re dabbing paint into the dish with?
Is that a Coke Spoon? 🤣 (kidding, of course)
For that purpose I just use my elongated pinky nail! 😂
The tool is called mixing spoon. It’s part of a set I got called “Mr Mix” produced by Japan’s Mr Hobby brand.
@@ka-bashedfigures834 Excellent. Thanks!
I thought this is a costume how to weather 😂