Jesta Gunpla Tutorial on Weathering & Acrylics Oil Paints Waterslides with Lincoln Wright
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- Опубліковано 27 сер 2024
- Gundam Tutorial on Weathering, using acrylics and oils, waterslide decals and mixing custom colors plus clear coats. Start to finish guide on how I finished my MG Jesta, hope you like it!
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Many thanks!
Linc
Yes! I love the masking reveal!
I swear you're psychic! Everytime I slow down, there's a video to teach and inspire. Thanks, now I'm off to finish painting the RG Sazabi conversion kit I've been procrastinating with.
Haha, maybe we are building and painting at the same pace? All the best with The Sazabi , that is such a nice kit!
I find it kind of funny that each new video matches my need of knowledge for my own projects to come ! Thank you Lincoln ! Awesome rendering by the way !
Happy to help!
Great one Linc! 🙌
Thank you 🙌
I have a Jesta in my backlog and this is great inspiration and informative, thank you Lincoln! When you mentioned the planning phase, I've found that some of my models come out looking better than I expected when I use the "let it flow as you go" method instead of meticulously planning works really well too
Nice and thanks 😊 Getting into a state of flow is the best isn’t it?
Just found your channel today through your Ma.K Videos. Thank you for what you do. Really enjoy it.
Awesome, thank you!
I like your videos so much
Great video and music too! I like the idea of APR but the zippo lighter fluid trick is awesomesauce !
Glad you liked it!
just came across your channel a few weeks ago, your info is so good that I ordered your book that just came out from AK, book was delivered today and it is amazing, well done sir
Awesome! Thank you!
Hello, this video was entertaining, informative and very helpful. Thanks.
Most welcome 🙏
Oh man great job and video! Makes me wanna paint my MG Jesta… NOW!
Many thanks, let’s do it!
Great video! It's great to see such breadth of techniques demonstrated efficiently and focusing what matters!
Glad you enjoyed it!
There's a guy in a Facebook group for model car builders who said something like "just going where the sprue takes me"
Nice, I like it!
i have a question on painting model kits
can i use normal acrylics since i don't have any hobby paint on model kits and i'm a beginner in painting kits
This kit must be cursed!
This was the kit that I found out top coat does the fogging effect on years ago! I've been needing to repaint it ever since, didn't know it was the humidity until now. I just got an airbrush as an early Christmas present so I'm sure I'll be running back to your vids to figure out why my first 3 or 70 kits look terrible haha
haha, that MUST be it! Glad to help ^^
Why is Bandai plastic not compatible with mineral spirts? I've seen many miniatures, especially the plastic polystyrene ones like used in 40k painted with oils exclusively with oderless mineral spirtis, besides there is a primer but that is for the oil to stick and not slide about. Is the plastic different? Granted I've seen enamel thinner eat plastic though. I have some extra spru so I can soak it in gamsol as a test.
Bandai doesn't prepare their plastic to resist solvents, in truth they don't want us to paint their products. It's a cost saving for them.
@Paint on Plastic by Lincoln Wright I just tested some Gundam parts, clear and standard blue parts, that were both in part form and small sub-assemblies in Gamblin Gamsol odorless mineral spirits for 10 hours. They are not cracked, and no joints were weakened. I wrenched on them for a bit, they did not crumble into pieces. They have the same joint stiffness and mobility as the parts unsoaked. It was an easy test to debunk. Where did this claim even come from because I see a couple forum post saying the same thing and a different UA-camr said something similar.
I want a Jeddah :
Jesta is besta
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