Are Oil Paints Better Than Enamel Washes??? | Jagdtiger 331 | Takom 1/35
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- Опубліковано 28 вер 2024
- My friends, it's time for a small change. This time we're going to paint over the entire model with various oil paints in order to create numerous effects - pin washes to outline all the details, oil dot filters for that nice, faded surface, and ambient occlusion/fake highlights and shadows to compensate for that 3-tone German camouflage without any special effects such as color modulation, zenithal light or distressing. So how do oil paints stand up against pre-mixed enamel weathering products?
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The best part is where you actually learn new stuff
This vid should be renamed as "Oiling up with your Uncle Nightshift"....erm
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@@poo2137 indeed. bruh
@@NightShiftScaleModels certainly. bruh.
@@radimziegler7079 bruh certainly
@@adamturner4619 bruh indubitably
This is the type of life question which keeps me up at night. Shades vs Enamel washes vs Oilbrushers.
I don't know if anyone here watches DezGamez, but the way he speaks is just like Night Shift. :D Amazing video tho, really loved it! :)
Per Hillary Doyle, the red crosses are authentic for late war German tanks. There is even a Stug at the American Cavalry museum that is still in its original paint and it has a red cross on it. Not very well known, but the red crosses were a thing for a short time at the very end of the war.
I've never made the switch to fancy-pants enamels. Now Night Shift has made them obsolete again.
100% agree with your opinion... even for planes oil paint is much better and easy to control :)
So true lol. Took me way too long to learn that :D
In Soviet Russia we take oil paints by "Nevskaya Palitra" ($2 for 46ml tube) and thinned it by technical white spirit ($1,5 for 1000ml in glass boutle). It may stink the entire floor of an apartment building, but we are get used to.
P.S. This is joke, ofcourse. Tikkurila 1050 makes great for this case. But oil pains like "Ladoga" and "Master-Class" is very good for people who can't buy even Wilder paints.
From Russia with love!
I'm building the Porsche version of this model now. I am going to use all of these techniques!
Masterpiece!👍👍👍
Another outstanding video and presentation.
Lol 😂 I have also developed a certain addiction to this specific wash for some time now. I use it practically everywhere, from tanks to aircrafts, ships and dioramas.... up to a wooden trestle bridge for an 1/160 railroad diorama, it's just the right color for everything! 😁
So much better than watching Netflix :)
Alright, now lets see you build and paint the Landkreuzer P. 1000 from Modelcollect. The thing is so big, you don't even need to make fake shadows.
Very nice mode and video!
Love you chanal, such a high quality!!! The products you show and what they do. I never did this hobby nice, but you help me with tons of tips and tricks!!!
MARTIN!!!! Hella pretty my dude... Also, I have the title of world's slowest builder, thank you very much. lol
Thank you. Well done
It depends . You can get better shading and color with oil .its a little more work experimenting with different colors as opposed to opening a bottle of pre- mixed color .
Spectacular, meticulous, perfect...😍😍😍...Once again!
First for once, who thinks that night shiftt should make a discord
No. Discords are gay. You didn't even get his name right.
You might want to check out James Wappel's channel. He's painting gaming stuff with straight artist oils, just blending wet on wet with very good results. Mostly 28mm scale but also some bigger scale stuff too.
Of course I'm not saying that this is necessarily the best approach for everything under the sun, but I'm sure there is a lot of technique to be gleaned from watching him.
If you're slow, I guess I belong to the "glacial modeller" category. You seem to just pound these amazing models out on a weekly scale.
If I would be in WWII, I would paint these crosses also on the front of the superstructure. Followed by an evil grin on the front plate xD.
I'd love to see you paint an ultra realistic Warhammer 40000 tank
Just turned my cpu on and this was the first thing to pop up on my page and i was like oooooooooooh. This amazes me casue my hands shake to much to do stuff like this
What’s the plan for the figure? Great video as always!
lol at the Soviet Russian lighting socket.
Looks Ace!!
I was just wondering, what rubber (black) glue and de-bonder do you use when working with photoetch? I’m new to using photoetch in general and really struggling
Finally you see the light.
Remember certain colors will cancel others out, that's why it is very important that you understand the color wheel when dealing with oils.
Check out the works of Tony Greenland.
" the black and white photos clearly shows the crosses where red" uhmmm... yeah, seems totally legit. haha! we trust you nightshift, so its all good! ;-)
I have to ask- is that fake shadowing under the gun mantlet and the big hatch on the back?
Compared to the reverse slope of the lower part of the hull (front and back) it's either too dark, or you should have shadowed those parts of the hull.
I know, bounce light from the table and mirrored turntable is illuminating the lower parts of the hull but doesn't reach the mantlet or hatch, but it still makes it look weird.
If it's just an artifact of your slightly broken lighting setup, never mind. ;>)
Good evening Mr Kovac. Can I ask you to few thinks about scale modeling?
I dislike oils for some reason, but this is making me think i shoudl reconsider
360 no scope
what colours would you choose to fade black paint?
one thing I don't get is the 10ml oilbrusher costs around 4usd while the 35ml jar of enamal wash costs around 6usd, how can the oil paint being more cost efficient?
Model looks great, will you be doing a model with a interior at some point, would love to see you try it
I dont know, about you being slowest modler. I got you beat uncle nightshift.
Fridays: Star Trek Discovery, The Mandalorian and uncle Night Shift
Your previous videos, particularly the oil dot method, changed my modeling by so much. Since I re-used my Bob Ross oil pants, it was less than ideal, but it sure blended the decals. My question here, I guess, is does the modeling oil paint smell as badly?
They have no smell :) And are also formulated a bit differently than artist's oils. They have far less linseed oil which makes them dry quicker. This oil can be also removed by squeezing them on a piece of cardboard and letting them sit for about 15 minutes. You can then use that piece as your palette :)
Can you do the Saladin armoured car?
What if just add some enamel thinner in wash? I think it make the same effect... Or not?
So we're king tigers the same Jagdtigers, paint wise?
Great video as always :D keep it up Im really looking forward to see complete model
Can somebody recommend to me some youtuber who make planes as good and professional as Uncle night shift make tanks?
Hey love ya vids
ZIMMERIT PASTE WILL MAKE THAT JAGDIBOO...
Could the oil pin wash be used over a matt clear coat?
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Over exposed blender render? Do you blend? I just started using it I used to use zbrush but enjoying blender ATM, as I am doing more hardsurface stuff.
This oils is it the same as food oil or is it black oil?
"Why isn't this oil dot fading!?.."
"Black and white photos of Jagdtiger 331 clearly show the crosses were red."
This is easily picked up by studying the contrast of the saturation of the colours - even in a black and white photograph. The contrast ratio remains the same regardless of the actual colour of the photographs.
thicc boi gettin some oil
I like the new intro!
No
The old one is the best
@@GoneFishing-8373 I definetely agree especially the photo flashes
But the new one is not bad either
Please, add the figure (resin tank crew) to see how do you build and paint it.
Cheers! 🍺🥴
Of course! I'm keeping him for the very end!
@@NightShiftScaleModels 👏👏👏
Can use your oils for his face🙂
@@ctscalemodellinguk oils are always best for figures with acrylic base.
Easily the the best part of Fridays!!!
I'm making Late War Jagdpanther from the Normandy Campain... Any tips for camouflage, or any tricks for weathering??
Just follow this series as the camouflage is pretty much the same except the dots :)
@@NightShiftScaleModels Thanks a lot mate! That really helped :D
I really enjoy the vids and love your style of making models and dioramas... Keep it up!
Tanks a lot (pun intended... very bad pun was intended)
Thanks for another great video.
I've not built a tank for some years, but I still find your techniques and hits helpful for both wargame, plane and train models. So don't put yourself down - you are helping modellers even if they don't paint tanks.
See you next week
Tony
Always keep some spares of these chinese bulbs mate ;)
Oh, hello!
The only good thing on my Fridays is watching a new Night Shift video lol
Haven’t even watched the video yet lol. I just know...
It’s gonna be GOOOOOOD
I’m gonna be getting a 1/76 scale jagdtiger and I’m gonna use your videos to build it!
Nice, especially the compact scale. You'll have it done in no time!
Revell one? I am making the 1/72 one!
Hello, very nice build by the way. What Lamp/Light source do you use!? Greetings Ben.
Hey, loving the way this model is going! I have quick question: How long do you leave the dots to dry on the surface before you start to blend? And do you blend with a ry brush, or with a little bit of thinner? I've tried doing the oil dots on a few models, and never managed to get results I was happy with. :(
Have you ever tried Gamblin galkyd or Windsor and Newtons' Liquin fast-drying oil mediums? Can make the colour yellow a bit but with a wash, I don't think that's a problem.
"Like an over exposed blender render"
Oh god he's so right
Call me crazy but CHALK WASH, cheapest option, subtle, easy to control, dries fast but also can always be changed unless u add a coat, and you can also use the chalk as pigments to make dirt stains or things like exhaust stains etc.
What colors would be good for color modulation on red oxide? Orange yellow and white? Maybe some light blue for sunlight?
Hi, which brushes do you use? Mine are unfortunately not as good and don't keep the color like yours.
Great video my friend really helpful stay safe 👍👍
The wheels look like colorful macarons --yummy:))
Perfect done. German "land" crosses were white in the very early war period, and it was changed due to high visibility of them. All the best for You! ;)
I really hate those models that look like oversaturated HDR renders too, looks so fake. I really really love modellers who can do just enough weathering and washes to make it look textured and not flat
Martin: my light went out during filming
Me: wait when?
Oh yeah, That fake light and shadow effects method is great martinology. This I shall try, thank you. And to everyone in the upcoming holidays may you all be blessed and safe.
Yaaaas! Tbh completely forgot it was Friday until I saw this
Do an airplane for a change, now i am curious
Great video, seek Jesus Christ brother
Martin, put your oils on a piece of a cardboard before use - it will greatly reduce drying time
Thanks for the video.
So, if I understand it correctly, you can use oil brushes for paneling as well, or are these not so suitable?
And then we can continue doing washes using the same materials (blending etc)?
I used oil for washing. Then I started using AK washes. Now I think that oil is still more practical because using the same colors you can make one mixture for the filter, the second mixture for washing and another one for tinting. You just need to correctly select the oil paints according to the size of the piment grind.
Thanks for sharing the excellent model tips. It is very helpful.
In video 1:13, the color of [Dark Mud] is exactly almost the same as the MIG oilbrush in the real world?
I just need to make sure there is no color deviation between the video and real world.
Thanks a lot.
I am sorry but I cant find the enamel thinner you have mentioned in the video. At least I do not get good search results, when I type in "enamel thinner" and "white spirit". I love the informative video but can please tell me which thinner you have used specially. thanks in advance!
Hey night shift do you know what paints are gud for ship?
@OriginalYithian c:
09:15 Here's a Link to Hilary Doyle talking about the Balkan Kreuz in Red. This is at NACC Fort Benning, & Sofilein has another Video on her channel with Mr. Doyle showing her around Jagdtiger 331, & you can see the remains of the red marking.
ua-cam.com/video/9Y6oimhSJ7w/v-deo.html
Hello uncle! I was listening very carefully to your discussion about how much to weather a vehicle because i have some indecision about how ti make mine, i'm making the rye field's panther G box art, wich Is a panther G 1945 production used in jen/feb 1945 so It should be weathered very Little but i don't know how to do It! Do you have some suggestions with the approach i should do? Thank you a lot
Are you from slovakia
Can't wait for the follow up on chipping and rust tones, just picked up the full line of oilbrushers myself! Thanks NightShift
The money would have been far better spend on tubes...
@@krautreport202 I have used Aub. and W&N for years - these dry faster and more matte than either of those, regardless of thinners.
I am a simple man: I see that Uncle Night Shift has uploaded another video and I enjoy it on a friday evening :)
looking awesome so far. I've always found difficult to make affects on that kind of camouflages patterns so I tend to avoid them but now I see that is actually not that hard. Thanks for this vid !!!
Choosing the right colors is the most important part :)
Quit building my Jagdtiger. Looks like total garbage against this God-made model. Damn...I want to quit the whole Thing.
Cause dammit when I apply oil wash or mig washes on satin or gloss surface it spreads over the surface and dries it embeds and then I can't remove the excess with the brush full of thinner. I think I'm doing everything right, I can't figure out what's wrong! 😭
Martin, first I have to say your videos are fantastic. Entertaining, informative, funny, and your end results are amazing.
I'm getting back into modeling after many decades spent on other hobbies and was wondering if you'd mind sharing what products you like for both the satin clear coat you mentioned in this video and your end result matt coat.
Thanks again and keep up the great content my friend!
When we see an aircraft tutorial like you mentioned?😁😁😁😁 Awesome explanation
I’m not a model builder, but really enjoy your videos and your sense of humor. I have a question about this video. When talking about the Red Cross decal, you said the “Black and white photos... clearly show the crosses were red”. How does a black and white photo show red?
Can you show on a video, how to use the A.MIG-1510 Tan for 3 Tone Camo? I can't find any video of it. So maybe you or any viewers can tell me how to use it?
Hi.
Maybe Someone knows good airbrush in 40€ Budget?
But I didn’t find Iwata in my budget.
To make your oil wash dry faster and have better pigmentation apply the oil paint to a paper towel and leave it for about 5-10 minutes to absorb the linseed oil from the paint. Makes life so much easier.
Yup, although Oilbrushers already dry pretty fast :)
Can only imagine how much not-fun oil paints are on a model, I was using boiled linseed oil on wood and it takes 4 to 5 days to dry!
Already one year that I'm a subscriber, and I don't even model tanks! It would be interesting to see how you handle an airplane model (tank killer A-10?).
I like oil paints, but always struggled with washes. I just got my first enamel wash bottle today, I would use it as reference.
I liked to make washes from cheapo oil paints and oil thinners.I thought I'd push the boat out and buy a few of those MIG washes because I'd heard lots of nice things about them.
Turns out I hated them.Jeepers.Dunno what I'm doing wrong but they are horrible.
I'm back on the oil paints again.