Can this be done with barn door rail hardware? They already are painted black when you buy them and I want to dry brush over the black lightly as you did to get a bronze look mixed with the black.
Severely diluted paint, mixed with a drop or two of dish soap. Been using this method to paint models for 20 years.... although, now there are paint companies that make washes...... citadel, army painter, p3, all have a variety of washes.
MephistosChan it was holding spring rolls. I thought it would be great for demonstrating the technique. I don't have any plans to add it to a prop build yet.
finally someone that explains it exactly how it should be done whloie showing a great example. Thank you. By he way, aren‘t acryling drying to quick for this technique? wouldt be better to use enamels/oils?
I've had more success with acrylic. But the drybrushing part should work with most paints. The best approach is to only have a very little amount of paint on the brush. You can always go back and dry brush it again, but once on you cannot remove it easily.
Great tut, super informative. Is there any chance You've talk already or could do same well informative (like with flat surfaces) video about washes ? Or maybe You could give some tip, why my wash is not "swimming" down and stay in cavities , but act almost as paint. It darkens so much the object, I also tried thinning with water. I use vallejo almost black wash, I used it on primer , I've just tried on base coat with citadel spray fang colour , also with just regular vallejo grey paint applyed with brush. It just doesnt work :/ Best regards
.....or...... you can actually use a brush designed specifically for drybrushing........ also.... it's called "drybrushing" because you are taking off so much from the brush, that the brush is dry.....
It's A Trap! They cost only a few bucks....why wouldn't you? That's more the reason for excess paint..... having the right tool for the job is essential.
You are a very good teacher . I’m glad I found you .
I always enjoy seeing the things you make. Steampunk is awesome, and you do it extremely well. Happy to see another video!
Thanks for the video.im new to painting and customising but i love doing weathering most of all.this dry brushing tip is great.
You have an extremely soothing voice
Great techniques thanks!
I am panting a chaos chariot using the technique u showed in this video. Thx man
This was very helpful. Thank you!
Can this be done with barn door rail hardware? They already are painted black when you buy them and I want to dry brush over the black lightly as you did to get a bronze look mixed with the black.
Yes. It would probably be worth spraying varnish over the piece at the end to protect it.
What type of copper paint are you using?
What do you use for the brown wash?
Steampunk Riveted You can buy brown wash from model stores and the internet. It's a dilute paint.
Thank you
Severely diluted paint, mixed with a drop or two of dish soap. Been using this method to paint models for 20 years.... although, now there are paint companies that make washes...... citadel, army painter, p3, all have a variety of washes.
Nice technique! Thanks!
What wash are you referring to?? Thank you
Great job showing the technique. What's the object you're detailing?
MephistosChan it was holding spring rolls. I thought it would be great for demonstrating the technique. I don't have any plans to add it to a prop build yet.
finally someone that explains it exactly how it should be done whloie showing a great example. Thank you. By he way, aren‘t acryling drying to quick for this technique? wouldt be better to use enamels/oils?
I've had more success with acrylic. But the drybrushing part should work with most paints. The best approach is to only have a very little amount of paint on the brush. You can always go back and dry brush it again, but once on you cannot remove it easily.
Great tut, super informative. Is there any chance You've talk already or could do same well informative (like with flat surfaces) video about washes ?
Or maybe You could give some tip, why my wash is not "swimming" down and stay in cavities , but act almost as paint. It darkens so much the object, I also tried thinning with water. I use vallejo almost black wash, I used it on primer , I've just tried on base coat with citadel spray fang colour , also with just regular vallejo grey paint applyed with brush. It just doesnt work :/
Best regards
Nice to hear a British accent on Utube 👍👍
but u can simply put matte laquer over the paint to save it and not have to redo it so often
.....or...... you can actually use a brush designed specifically for drybrushing........ also.... it's called "drybrushing" because you are taking off so much from the brush, that the brush is dry.....
If you have one yes you could.
It's A Trap! They cost only a few bucks....why wouldn't you? That's more the reason for excess paint..... having the right tool for the job is essential.
I understand up to the tea part.........with honey I expect?
The peace he did wrong looks like something has been consistently rub up against
I'm to hasty...not a good trait for dry brushing....🤭