Painting and detailing a 1/16th Scale Tiger 1: The Tracks Part 5

A new Series from Michigan Toy Soldier "Finishing a 1/16th Scale Tiger 1". Dave Youngquist shows some simple techniques to create weathering on the Tiger 1 tracks.

[@MetalDetroit]

I've been in your store countless times. Great store. Good info.

[@Perfusionist01]

Very nice work. Using the "texture" material, then the pigments helps capture the effect of steel track that has run over the ground. Very nice effect in this size!

[@Modelloft]

Thanks for the upload

[@MichToyCo]

megajack - the problem is getting the correct focus when painting. When painting the figure it has to be moved and the image does not stay consistent. We have tried and it just does not film well. The techniques are the same in painting large scale figures as with the smaller scales if that helps!

[@boomtrousers]

Great video! I hope you continue to do series like this once this one is completed, maybe a 1/35 next time? But I wanted to ask about the Vallejo matte mediums. They look very interesting,but I couldn't find them in your online store. Do you sell those products?

[@hopisanka4430]

I recommend doing it link by link else its 50% clean when they bend 👍

[@thedammed2688]

What did he use to make the first earth wet?

[@canigetanoorah]

Hi Dave,
What brushes do you use for applying pigments? I find that they destroy most brushes that I've used so far

[@garrison0532082]

cold warfighter jeez get a big ass pack of cheap brushes. Any craft store will have something along the lines of 12 cheap ass brushes for $5. Hell even kids brushes, whatever

[@MichToyCo]

Canigetanoorah - I use worn out and cheap brushes, quite often the DaVinci Series 374 or 373. Only a couple of dollars a piece and they work great when they are otherwise useless.
Artofmodeling - do you have a Gmail account?

[@ArtofModeling]

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