Tamiya Sherman Full weathering [Mud and Dust]
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- Опубліковано 24 лис 2022
- Hi everyone!
You have the longest video of the serie, also the last one.
Today we close the Sherman video compilation.
In this video will be covered plenty of weathering techniques from start to finish. Heavy mud, dust accumulations, spilled fuel and oil, rust, metal parts, stowage and so on.
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My Friend, outstanding video. Your green weathering techniques are great. I like how you used oils to perform many effects on the Sherman. Great work and I certainly hope to see more of your work soon. Kudos to you, my friend.
Thanks Azzy, so much. Oil are very versatile paint and useful for weathering purposes. Soon will be new content on channel,
Cheers!
I was wondering how I was going to muddy up my Sherman and now I know...your video is the best one yet.
Thanks RGP! Really happy if you found this video useful. Cheers
Amazing!! My favourite video of the serie 🙂
Thanks! 💪🏻🙌
Wow, great job!
Lot of thanks Pieter!
Great jop.fine Realism. Bravo!!!!!.
Hope you find it useful. Thank you really much for your comment!
Cheers
Top video, dankjewel!
Thanks for your comment
Hope you find it useful!
Cheers
Fantastic! 💥
Thanks!!💪🏻💪🏻💪🏻
superb ! cant wait your next video
Working hard to bring the next one. Thanks, idom77!
It looks amazingly realistic 👍👍
Tons of thanks herrlogan17!!
Watched all parts of your Sherman!
I try to adopt some your techniques on my Firefly.
Thanks for your content and inspiring me 🤘🏼
Wow, that sounds good!
Of course, there is wide variation between Sherman versions but weathering distribution is very similar among them.
Thanks for your comment
Hi, very impressive result. Great build.
Thanks Martin. Hope you enjoyed the video!
Awesome my friend
Thanks for your support!
It was the first full weathering video in the channel, I remember I enjoyed a lot the entire process 😄
@@notjustpanzer it was great
Great job 👍
Lot of thanks for your support!
Wery well done! Just got subscribed!
Hey Artur!
Thanks for your support and glad you enjoyed the video!
Buen trabajo
🙌🙌
Muy buena serie de videos, me gusta mucho lo que haces y como lo haces, usar productos no específicos de modelismo implica gran creatividad y libertad, ademas nos das ideas. Al decidir hacer el canal en inglés vas a llegar a gran cantidad de público, eso sumado a tu calidad, te auguro un gran crecimiento del canal, un saludo
¡Muchísimas gracias jrrd65! El tema del inglés se hace complicado, pero mientras sea posible seguiré editandolos así. En cuanto a los productos con todos se obtienen buenos resultados, en mi caso en los últimos años me he habituado a trabajar de esta forma que en ciertos casos resulta más incómoda pero a la vez interesante. Un saludo
Well done the Sherman looks good. The figure looks good to. if you could do a painting tutorial for the figure it would be appreciated.
Thanks
Really appreciated John, as I said I couldn't record the mini painting. But I'd like to show some figures in future videos. Cheers
3:10, what do you use to dilute and mix the oil color?
I use enamel thinner, it works well for diluting oils and enamels. Humbrol, ammo or ak thinners are good as well.
@@notjustpanzer Your work and presentation are outstanding. I am somewhat confused by your use of enamel thinner for oils. You applied a protective satin coat before the "dust" application and proceeded to use enamels and enamel thinner to produce the result. This was followed by your color variation application with oils, which you blended with enamel thinner (you do not apply a varnish on the dust coat...how did this not affect your dust coat?). You followed the filtering with a pin wash, again using oils thinned with enamel thinner (how did this not affect your variation application?). Even when I use Turpenoid or Gamsol to dilute my oils (much less aggressive than enamel thinner), and wait a few days, I can easily remove previously applied oil paints. Thank you for sharing your knowledge and skills in your videos!
@@orangelion03 Thanks for your words, I really appreciate that! About your question, that´s exactly it. I just protect the model using varnish after the airbrushing and decals stage. Later I just apply enamel and oil paints as I show and I never had paint removing issues (even working in the same day). Of course if oil or enamels are recently applied they will be easily removable but working softly and using small amounts of paint should solve the problem. Could you tell which paint brand do you use for weathering?