My guide to painting scale models with a brush. It briefly covers brush types and hairs, the best ratio of thinners to paint, preparing the model for painting, techniques for getting even coverage with no brush strokes and how to keep your brushes clean. See sections below: 0:07 - Brushes 1:18 - Paint 2:45 - Method and Technique 4:37 - Cleaning Brushes
MUSIC: The music for this episode was kindly created for me by my friend Alan Calligan. Check out his YouTube channel here: https://www.youtube.com/cha......
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This technique is really useful and effective to define panel lines on my scale models. As well as creating a stressed, weathered effect along the panel lines, it can also quickly fill in gaps in m...
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My guide to painting scale models with a brush. It briefly covers brush types and hairs, the best ratio of thinners to paint, preparing the model for painting, techniques for getting even coverage ...
Create realistic looking gun smoke and exhaust stains on scale models using chalk or soft pastels. It could also be used to create dust on model trains and freight for railway modellers. A clear co...