Mynock's "Cork" Texture Paint Job Tutorial
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- Опубліковано 12 вер 2024
- Mynock here coming to you with a short video explaining how I achieve the textured paint jobs on some of my helmets. Here are the steps mentioned in the video:
00:24 Step 1: Wash resin cast with acetone;
00:35 Step 2: Apply Rust-Oleum Stone texture spray paint and let dry for an hour;
01:14 Step 3: Apply Rust-Oleum or Krylon spray paint of whatever colour will closely match your final paint job colour ("matte black" is a good choice here, too); allow to dry for a few days until texture is hard enough to sand;
01:50 Step 4: Dry-sand the texture down as flat as possible using a sanding sponge or sand paper (320-400 grit) without exposing the resin underneath, then brush off dust;
02:10 Step 5: Repeat steps 2,3,4 until you are happy with the texture;
02:42 Step 6: Airbrush the helmet with final colours, and seal it up with Rust-Oleum/Krylon matte clear coat and let dry for a day;
02:56 Step 7: Using a sharpened popsicle stick, toothpicks or a plastic scraper, begin to add battle damage by simply scraping off the textured paint in places that make sense to you, right down to the resin surface;
03:29 Step 8: Hand paint the areas inside the scrapes you made in Step 7 with dark grey/metallic colours using thin paints that flow well (Tamiya thinned with a little bit of water works well enough);
04:25 Step 9: Weather the paint job with Tamiya powders, Antiquing Rust Set, and acrylic washes before sealing it up with Tamiya flat clear-coat.
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Awesome Job! Thank you very much for the Detailed and clear instructions on how to achieve those beautiful results of yours!
Greetings from Bavaria!
Those are some great techniques! I love that the paint filling it in can create the different bumpy levels, it seems like great control.
Thank you so so much for sharing your ways. This is exactly what me and my wife want to do for our mandolorians
I have been waiting all my 3D life to see this.... Can’t thank you enuff...
Amazing! Thanks for sharing
The red and metal helmet pictured here at 3:45 has a metal finish (on the center part of the helmet and visor area) and I was wondering how you achieve this look?
Great work thx for sharing. I'm working on my Reforged Kylo Ren helmet and not sure if I should do the same thing for it. Not sure what is movie accurate. Hard to tell from the photos and movie.
i know its been a while since your last upload but could you mod a mandalorian bucket the same way you did your stormtrooper?its like the best way to mod a cosplay helmet and i plan to use the same method for my master chief helmets
I have a question though how well would this work on a 3d printed PLA helmet.
Got any vids on adding weathering/washes? I like the rusty effects you get in some of the recesses.
Not yet, but I’ll be doing some tutorials on this also!