Mig Jimenez on Streaming using the new AMMO's Dio Drybrush Paints
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- Mig Jimenez show us on this video how to use the new AMMO's Dio Drybrush Paints during his last streaming on Facebook. We hope you like this content, and stay tuned for new videos!
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Mig is the best. He really just wants to teach people how get the results they are looking for and yes selling paint. I've even seen him doing tutorials were he says "you can do this with any paint not just mine". That doesn't sound like a guy trying to sell me garbage in a bottle, that sounds like a guy trying to get me to understand a technique. Love him.
Ammo has awesome stuff and their bookstand magazines are so brilliantly laid out. Learned allot through their stuff.
I've had a lot of success using these paints for terrain and creating some wonderful effects on metals. I love using them with soft make-up brushes.
Hey mig. I appreciate and thank you for this product… light and medium olive green work wonderful on inside of open top turret types like m10 and m18. Great product.
Very nice Mig I will give that paints a try ..you know I love new paintproducts greetings Detlev
Have to say, many years ago I had a 1930's Roll Royce kit with a Chrome rack on the back that held a trunk. Not the black style with metal corners. More of a superfat briefcase style. I dry brushed it and wound up with an incredible suede appearance, adding tiny bits of gold for the locks. The surface even felt like suede. The kit didn't survive, but I could not let that trunk go. Try it on model kit seats. You won't go back.
Interesting concept for an acrylic line. I can see using them also for outlining, then feathering the paint out with some water with a chisel brush.
Hi there, I really like these paints. I am using the Artis Opus dry brushes. You can find their dry brushing tutorials here on youtube. It's taking my technique to another level.
is there any guides as to what Dio dry bush colours to get for Olive drab and Panzer grey highlights?
I have always dry brushed and don’t find any reason not to do so. All it needs is care and a gentle application to get good results. There is so much written about doing it this way and that way, but in the end it should be what works for you and what pleases you. If you model to please others you will never content with what you do.
I am looking forward to trying the dry brush paints on my ww2 city build table to speed up the 70 odd buildings I need to complete in 1/72 scale.
Great video my friend!!!!!
I got a KV1 in dark green. What colors would you use for highlights??
Great video. I do prefer in english, as I’m not from Spain, and I understand you just fine, but i’ll check the videos either way, Mig. Thanks
I wonder when Ammo will release special chair to sit on while you make your miniatures... And how much more will you have to spend on it comparing to regular, comfortable chair without ammo logo on it...
Is he going to invent the sponge next for dabbing paint onto a surface?
Me gusta muy bien que queda saludos
Why are people so concerned about what's allowed and what the "pros" say? Follow your intuition and use your own techniques there are no limits. Mig is a great example of a passionate modeler who follows his own way, we can all learn from him. I don't follow dogmatic modelers at all.
Completely agree. If I discover sticking a model in battery acid makes a model look better then that's what I'm going to do. This is supposed to be a relaxing fun hobby where we are always improving. If dry brushing makes my builds better then what does it matter how I got the result. Also I've seen plenty of professional painters use dry brushing so I'm not sure where this supposed rule came from anyway. I say dry brush away fellow model makers.
nice!
日本語の字幕が欲しい…
Quiero subtítulos en japonés…
What medium are these? Acrylic? Enamel? Wax?
Acrylic. www.bnamodelworld.com/ammo-by-mig-jimenez-a-mig-0622-dio-drybrush-acrylic-paint-gun-metal-40ml
este video esta en español?
Hola. Con todo respeto. Te has planteado alguna vez hacer los videos en español y poner traduccion a un guión en lugar de este inglés terrible (lo siento) del que no es posible seguir el diálogo de una forma cómoda ? Además se `puede poner transcripción en you tube
De verdad, entiendo que va a un mercado internacional pero …..
Gracias y espero que no moleste este comentario. Mi lengua es indistinta ingles y espeñol y seguirte a veces es bastante complicado.
Un abrazo maestro porque eso si, eres un fenómeno
I would like to have someone teach me and others how to use a wet palette as well as someone to walk me and others through figurine painting especially faces, bare arms and legs please.
Check miniature painters to learn how to paint figures, and wet palette is not a rocket science. You have a box with kitchen roll, baking parchment and water. Pour paint on it youre done.
Does he have mascara on
yes he all about that look
Hola.Nos sería de gran ayuda una traducción en español para lo que no tenemos ni papa idea de inglish.Gracias.
I've found humbrol acrylic are just as good as it's quite a thick paint and it's a third of the price. Don't come after me just offering some advice if you don't have money to burn.
And Mig keeps inventing new technologies! Keep it up:)
New technologies, please, nothing new about this!
@@jerryvolpini7987 new product*
@@goodscale3964 Calling it a new product does not make it new. ANY paint is a dry brush paint. Hey, believe the hype, thats what he's counting on.
@@jerryvolpini7987 except maybe the ultra thin MIG airbrush paint - not sure havne't tried M IG air brush paint for dry brushing - I just use Tamiya paint for this kind of thing. Pretty sure Model Color would work too.
Games Workshop has dry brush paints for years. Nothing new here.
Sorry, my dry brushing with normal acrylic paints leave the same results. There is no reason to spend money on these.
Don't buy them then.
@@K3ns4i do you have shares in mig ammo? He's just offering an opinion so people don't waste their money.
@@splodge561 I am leaving a valid opinion as well. Even a noob like me knows that any paint will do for dry brushing. Even testors, Tamiya or humbrol. This is just different, more thick and that is it. Offer and demand, don't like it, don't buy or go elsewhere xD
if you could bottle air you would :(
The subject is realy very intersting, but, oh my God, 65 minutes of terrific english....... I know, it's difficult, but please, try to improve. Thanks
Someone buy Mig some English lessons...